https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-05-23.pdf 401ebc77400967f610083ecc10c5a7e5 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1001. s'on sin REVIEWING THE TAX ROLLS 11 FOR ATHLETICS A crowded hou»«, a pleasing pro­ gram! and a pleased audience are suf­ BOARD COMMENCED BUSINESS ficient warrant few the Herald to de­ JUNE FIRST WILL SB FIELD 0*. TUESDAY MORNINO. ' pend Upon , in saying that last Friday The Barry County 'Bar A: night's muslcale at the Presbyterian will hold fu annual banquet 4 Schools WUl Contort at Fair The Odd Follows hare Inrii gram was opened with an overture by Grounds for Supremacy lodge In the county to Male Troxel's orchestra which it is superilous In Sports. , Decoration day. . to say was well rendered. This organUation is one of the recognized music*! Wanted-Plain sewinr, i Barry county school* are preparing The board of review are insertion institutions Of the town, and it Is Al­ and the work of-going through the ways to bwdepended upon to do it*part for the blggaet kind of a day of athletic roll* is progrexslng. A» Herald re­ welt The orebretra played several se­ sport on Saturday, June first. As is. porter, ' who has visited the board, is lections during the evening and re­ w«ll known to Bduld readers, an athlstic association comprising the top's w.-lous condition. satisfied that they intend to be thorough ceived a hearty encore. Mr. Pearl Gate* at OUyrt collgo, was schools of Barry county waa organized In their wor)c. The supervisor* have Mr. E. Q. Bowling of the Drees had an exceedingly large amount of the voeal soloist of the evening. Mr. last MI, with a view of developing an Co-’.ls moving Into tha John Wei workj on their hands thia apring Gatto is quite a favorite In Hasting* interest in athlstla contests among the hoiso on Jefl/rsou streets" and, while his singing w*a snjoyed, wo •chools of the county and holding an Mrs-'A/P. Trumbull went k' pitted. Supervisor Maus, of ths flret may say, without disparagement that annual meet towards the close of the and fourth wards, does no', know what his selections were not all of them school year. In wbk?h ell th* high shall this morning to rUIt her di the footing of bl* roll Is at the present­ happy. A little loss of tbo clasalcal school* of the county1 were to parttci- ter, Mias Flora Rtlncheomb. ■ | time, but It will be considerably more stylo of music and a Huie more of the than last year. Supervisor 'Abbey, of plain, old-fashioned song* would no In accordance with thia purpeac com­ tjoubt have given greater pleasure to mittee* hare been at work for Kmr compared this year's roll with that.of most of hl* heaven.. Still his part of time preparing a suitable ph«ram for Jut and at the present time has in­ the entertainment was generally speak­ the first field day which htt Imoo fixed I creased the asaossmont nearly AW,000. ing enjoyable to a large degree. The high schools of Middleville, eruption. to nearly every freeholder In ence with several eJanitlonary efforts Freeport, "Woodland, Nashville, Hast­ the city. It i* stated that this was which were decidedly good. Finally ings and Lake Odessa are expected to what the supervisor* .understood the wo must not neglect the little' Busby contest for gold, silver and bronco member* of the state lax cotnmlsalou slaters, who sang with pleasing effect a medals at the fair grounds In this city on the date above mentioned. The advised when they vl*it«l thls city al­ descriptive song. The ratertalnment netted the society though It was not fctrlctly according to" law. The law is full of exemptions; Il There are plenty of times when special batgains are offered, the object being exempt* 1600 worth of household goods, Ont-half mile bicycle race. merely to sell the goods quickly, no thought »3» worth of goods used In a man'a Ono bundrod yard dash. ■“""""I being taken of the value of the sale business, and many othervarticloa such Running broad jump. > ■ from the point of advert»lng advantage. It u« carpenter tool*. machinist Wok, etc. Decoration Day, Thursday, May 3ARunning bop-rtep-and-jumy. \\ I* well-to explain why the prices are madn riAn?Wa.pflower than usual. Give a good, honest reason A stock of goods is not exempt, it's Ralv ono and uno-third fare for round Shot-put. ; tfebffpreWl forlL The bonestcr you can bo Ld your ad simply the fixtures in a store that are trip; children half fare. Dates of sale, the better people will like in Nbt only be exempt. Live slock, hay, wheat, or May 2-'i am) 30; return limit, May 31. ‘-VrSSflW-fPffij hone*t, but let the ads show aod. prove that anything raised on a farm Vs not exempt; Pan-American Exposition, it's thp mowers, reapers, and tools used " Y , May l„t to <X“.. 31st In farming that are exempt. The owner of ttl« dally from April of * house and lot is not entitled co any For rate-, and (kArtlculsy^WO exemption on that properjj^ Ajqon*X loaneri^no'. entRfeti to"any exemption Special on his moneyl--" There Is no doubt but that the super­ going and visor* have endeavored to do their duty Sunday, June 2nd. ss they understood It, but the taking of trip. Children mum the exemptions from their rolls will ’jlcgATJ J add something like H,0Q0 or •8,000 to the aaseauneut. Only yesterday morn­ ing the HkbaLD waa told of an instance of unjust taxation, but under the exist­ ing law* there seems to bo no remedy. A person owns a plec* of property up. Coin Borm ntivi. Brother Grozengar of th* WootUand on which he pays tax re; upon this News made such a sensible and tiiuely property is a *1300 mortgage with a taxi clause; this >1200 Is Invested In a stodfl oormhent on a foolish practice that the Herald is glad to reproduce ii with of goods upon which taxes are ' the thing advertised. That Is. of course, provided that riTv-£J I j thing is a good thing, and at a low enough price to make , %J Strongly desirable. The way to stir up trade is to take some item that there jj j' I naturally a dam end for and put a deep cut price on it MBbBHH hat will bring people to the store, and they’ll buy other ings—at least you won't loae anything, for many of them would not have mewl thoot the extra inducement 1 The idea of drawing people with special offerings is perfectly legitimate, even rhen the only object is to get them into .the store, for In tliat way they get cquainted with the store and the stock.. If these are all right they will coma Friday evening of thia wMt Daughter* of Rebekah will ooflj| degree upon five candidate*. Mrs. Henry Diamond of Grand Ids, wa* the guest of her sister Eliuora Diamond, yesterday, w Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Brown nU Rapid* are rislUng their fathsfl Maun, and brother, J. L. MbuaH burtaln sale at W. E. Morrltll Saturday and Monday, May 25b Iler. H. H. VonXukcn went U> lotto yesterday to attend th*Oj gntlonal association in seuMH entire approval: . “One of th* most foolish custom* pt these limes is the pomp and rich attire connected with high scnoolgradustloc. and Kudents worry more and ux their brains harder on what drew or suit shall be worn and how the expenvea shall be met than on their work at borne and their studies tn school. Too often our oomihencenieat exorcises take on the sppearenco of a m*re exhibition.of fine lace* and well fitted wilting*, and too often unneoeaaary debt tsencumber. M by poor parent* to dispiayMheir sons and dsughjers tn line clothe* on a ....I, A Delightful dlub . aver of Aub-iri, b". 1 , Hnoeea t>eguest of J>i» cousin, MrsFannie Tower, during the past week. They went to Grand Rapids today to rho played in । , piano duet^ We are in receipt of the eighteenth annual report of the bureau of labor prepared under the supervision of J- L. Cox, late commissioner of labor. The work contains much interesting daw. ■Ee of th* leading store* in Grand 'Rapids, Detroit and other large cltloa. K&rtains, a yard wide and threw long will be sold at W. E. MerCo.'s on Saturday and Monday, John Wrisaart Um been Improving Wight- hh newly purchaaml home In the second -ward by giving the house a fresh coas of paint ahd by fixing up the lawn in nice shape...-j. • ‘j HH~L*Mary Brown. Mr*. WlghUnan fJSh a sketch <)f the life of the great cotupc’tar. .Wilhelm Richard Wagner, (be legend upon which be founded hi* opera and u synopsis of the play, finely Illustrated by music. The paper wa* axueedingly well written and very en­ joyable with Its musical ttttlugForty-four visitor* uonjrod the dub by their jihwiiq*, and the evening are»ion proved a marked improt wmsnt over the nolro of tin* two or three pre­ vious tnaeUng* which mads Use change Mr*. John Baasmer underwent an oft>railon for removal of tumor Tues­ day, Dr. Richard Hmith of Grand Rap. Ids performing the operation. The patient is reported to be doing well this morning. The city ball had anotbe.* narrow escape from dretruBtion by fire this morning. Thefirecaught in some way beneath the door in the Bowling Drew Stay CumiMny’a artablishtnynt on the swedml floor, Avar th* chimney. It was Ungnbhlng the fire before it bad made a great deal of headway. Some dam­ age waa dune by tearing up the Boor to get at the firs an<| by water which ran Two uridbatw ut th* rititans' commit- dawn Into the coaneil room betow. te<- hating ],b.. nunaai nuhnet ui*Mer lu cUrge'ware lh DalwiU Mofiday sr, int>r*l*w with !*«l Mrs. A. EL Maynard has recently re­ ceived another letter from her nephew, Frank Maynard, now in the British army in South Africa. The.letter is dated April 16, from I’otehefstrom, Transvaal, lie write* that he «xp*>its to go to Kimberly soon, on a throe weeks’ leave. The young American evidently i* fond of campaigning as ho .writes that he Is going to join ,mperial Light Horse, because the troop with which hs has been connected is about to be sent to garrison a town, and ho prefer* active warfare. H* says: ••We captured three guns yesterday, 1 jxxupom, 1 Krupp and a 15 pounder; H WBgoua and 30 Boors. We arc lying sill) today, but they have sighted another Boer convoy. Bo we march at 12.-00 o'clock tonight, and 1 think thare will beseme fighting tomorrow. I hope so, as yon can imagine tbo fun. My time will ba up the Mth of thh mouth, but 1 am going to rejoin m moo m my leave la over. 1 get full pay for rejoin- The 20-men ths old son of Rev. and Mrs. A. K. Stewart of Shepordville for­ merly residents of this city, recently fell off their back steps and broke his left arm between the elbow and shoul­ der and' dislocated both elbow and Harry Walldorf has accepted th* agency of the Mow York I-lfe insurance company and will work up business for that company In this portion <4,tbe state. His new position, we sretgl^d to say, will not nocwslute his rc-moref from Hastings. Mrs. Ellnore Diamond and dapgbter, Mre. C. H. Barber, cd this c!|j?>nd Mr*. Henry Diamond aad daugbwr of Grand Rapids visited Mre Winan* in Ann Arbor th* first of the week- Mre Winan* is the tmXher of the Mre. Dia­ monds and is M year* of age. With this Issue the Hf-SALP enter* upon Its twenty-second ye*r. and may b« said to have arrived at It* tall ma­ turity. ItbM passed through all th* vfelsBluidee of Infancy, childhood and youth and. now, with bright hopes tad prospects, it enter* Upon the period of jouruallrtto manhood The grsdusUug etas* of the Hasting^ high school this year consists of nlnrf member*, as follows: Maud Cart^ lu.g.; Emms Wightman, IjiUu; ZAg.-lmri.-r. I-ulu; Maori Hicks, t»; Mabel Colgrovf. sp*»i*li MIM amghtowm. Enfc-.: Ciayto** HincWW �eepflooil local enterprise has taken their Improvement In hand, the coun­ try roads of Pennsylvania eftgra*?' tietwean eitrrme and heavy taoddlta-ee and extreme and deep destines*. Naw Jersey. with kaa natural ad van­ lagan tot good roadnutklng than Pann•jlvanla. la geUlttf bee highway* In prime romlltlon. Tha seventh annual report of ibe New Jersey cotjnutasianet of public roads contains n map of the Hate with 533 miles of improved coun­ try roods traced tn rod line*. It makes Freeport baa two 6rn» buying wool JJL'M,?"'1"’ * "* The Woodland high acboo) alumni seeoelatlon will hold their annual ban­ quet Friday evening, May 3L ASunOald man has a dog that killed HOW TO ECONOMIZE. nun economize so closely on the ilAAn number of words in a telegram that the < ■ receiver can not understand it. This is not J sensible economy. Neither is it sensible OdaoM. Middleville, Woodland and Freeport will lie held In Freeport Hatnrday, May 26. Dr. D. P. Parkhtfrai of MlddloviUe waa honored with the vice presidency at the election of otScera of the Stale Aven sanapariHa purifies the blood and gives power and stability to the nerves. It makes health and strength, activ­ ity and cheerfulness. This is what “Ayer’s” will do for you. It’s the oldest Sarsaparilla in the land, the kind that was old before other Sanaparlllas were known. Thia also accounts for the say inc, "One bottle of Ayer’s Is worth three bottles of the ordinary kind.” leconorny to ruin garments of value with cheap (soap or powerful chemicals that eat into the fabric. 'True economy uses Ivory Soap in. the laundry. It is the most of pure soap that can be sold for the money. Chemically it is as innocent as water. Yet J^oes everything you can ask of a soap. Try ft I OpUloi. green foulards aod lohblDeanrx'tanl preulQK the rose. yeildW^Und lilacs. Green Is spring'* own color, which may partially acronnt for Ita popularl- iiderf lately. thau any that Penosylraola baa or 1< likely to get immediately. It would txt a great boon to thia Mate to hate I ba New Jersey road law adopted here bod­ ily instead of patching up our own entile ayatent and preserving Ila de­ ly for local use. bat Is generally a high­ way between distant points. An ener­ getic township may hare excellent roads, but been w- Its neighbors do Dot co-opeiata that township In bad weath- however, the pul state of the o*** ..... .~»™. bops that the end la cot yet; al lbs same . time, U furnishes occasion U» call aKen- fend road are Ix-nedtrd. bat ghey are not tha sole bencficlsrire. Tbo road be­ long to the public, and tha public should pay a good part of Its cost. Thia la the New Jerwy principle. A township road la Improved, made a THOS. SULLfVAN, B^toih etevte road very much as wa In our public parka, wherever the u( lw» thlnla of the land front- his wife by Mr. McKftiley during all them years ct sflkiUou. It will be ro­ membered that the .reaxton» have been very rare when Mrs. McKinley appear­ ed outside nt ber immediate family nirola without being accompanied by her hasbaud. Knowing exactly her cOndl- negro physician bj shooting him. Thus tloc and th# proper treatment u. lw ap­ plied In com of any attack of the all- tha sultan’s example Is meeting with Vids Imitation in the moot unlikely ■. ■ *'v ’* ■, '-j-sTi efc.-n.w tabe made to the last feature la the life aod du* prveUeov-hb lender, otloa to ibe kite of hie lUplde DemtMral. root- Tha township may • lb* roar!, paying 07 per ut, and tha SUU will par ■Mm the 10 per rent paid Michigan Central Live Stock Yards, Detroll. May 81st. The demand for live csUla la active this week; receipts have bean moderato of lata. The fol­ lowing prices are being paid al lite Detroit 14<a Stock Market: Primo steers and be 1 fere, 84.75 ft as.M; bandy butchers'oattlc, H.SUft M.70; aoaiDon, 4176 ft S4.00; cannaro' ’ Far certain occasions am| for country wur sxllor hats are Just an taahlonaWv Sk liiey ks»* be*&' are :..!•.«■» higher Hi -V i -.ill. n �Related. ting - broiling baking ironing WICKLESS S. Oil Stove Arbor on the Itlb to attend a asaaioo of the board of regents.' He waa ap­ parently In He usual health, but was Kenmore hotel, near the ospiteJ, ou taken ill the day following and while the morning of the lilh. A revolver downing was salad with an attack of. containing three empty chambers was heart disease, and expired la a few fonod osar the body. Tbo contests of the cartridges were later found in the dead man's body. One entered his left leg. another his left arm and th# third oua penetrated bis breast In the region nouooN wat we waoasn uauroan -—'------ -*.----- , their slub I of hia heart, f The murder theory Is company has promised to reduce its I ur’ra now b«log advanced, sod It la alleged rate* of fare to > oeate per mile in j «”>P*™d with those ofl treaaarvr,*------------to prevent the Michigan beginning May 30 The com-1 -------------- “ “ 'empp of women or children op emery Late-.'—The mystery which bi mitajoner waa about to commence tended Ute mnrdar of young Aye, mandsiuus pnX-ecdlng* to compel the or buffers, and placing such eat menu under the control of the company to reduce ita fares solved on the loth by a toI un lar; eommiaaiooer; smeMing act it aUng Ancient Order of United man, so aa to provide that depa aa well aa blood relative cu at the beneficiary fund; ameodil Heat is not diffused through­ out the house—there is no smell, soot, or danger, and the expense of operating is ndkninal. Made hi many rises; sold wherever stoves are sold. If your dealer does not have it write U> nearest agency of Red Cross IDER AGENTS WANTED PAINFUL Menstruation in each town to ride and exhibit a sample toot model bicycle of our manufacture. YOU CAN BAKE >10 TQ MOA WEEK besides having a wheel to ride for youreelL 1901 Modsli OUTMlMd $10 to $18 ’004’89 iodtlt.^$7 to $12 *Lh’?l‘$3 t. $8 The monthly bulletin of vital statis­ tics, Issued by the secretary of state on Uie tltb, shows that notwithstanding the large number of eases of smallpox in Michigan not one death occurred durjng the month. There’ were !.W9 deaths reported. equivalent to a death rate of U.S per 1,000 population. Thia I1CESI.OO tO DAYS FREE TRIAL. .v^ no risk In ordering from ns, as you do not need to iwy ■ —ir .1, . Ui—w-1. . —»* I, mh J, L. BEAD CYCLE CO, Chicago. •ATENTS-®*SFREE CASTBRIA Tor Infanta and Children. merkaa. Don't Be Fooled, years in Marquette prison. The matter of holding a fair soil race meeting the coming summer st Minden City la being agitated by the berculoaia. It; typhoid favor, M; diph­ nnkionte of that village and tbo vi theria and croup 4C; scarlet fever, 17; measles. S; whooping rough, 14; paeuluoula. Mi; Infiucuza. 149; caooar.'lfl; cipal decline during the mouth waa shown In the death rate from, pneu­ monia and influenza. which were con­ By the premature explosion of powsiderably less than those reported for dcr at the Chsdplou mine, pear Cham- | March. Scarlet fever and typhoid pion, ou the 14th, one minor was infever also showed a alight decrease ■tantly killed and seven others wen* seriously injured. Doga are making fearful havoc among »uad by Director Hchneider. of Lan- sheep in Tekonsha township' The dog alag. on the 14th says that ample op­ tax fund Is likely to be exhausted. In portune and eery beneficial showers two nights >100 worth of sheep were the alate; their effect on all vegetation baa.been wonderful. Wheat, rye. meaAows and pastures have generally been greatly Improved. Gate have gennicated rapidly and pre now in a promising condition; barley add peas are above ground and look healthy. Pasturage la quite generally furnish­ ing fodder and early potato «e “ ' germinating nicely. Winter although uneven, has m(de growth pf the season during llfonJCheerfuk•nlirtns neiflor Bears the Signature key's charter; to build and operate "aa system, to rearrange io Marathon towaahip safely for’persons travelll ban street railways; to a snranM -.umpanles to dep Jay Austin, an Allegan b left that plaee two yearn ago ' for an artlal In Loe Angele*. ( with a streak of lock a abort 1 that la quite pleasing to his months yak The prospsels for a large fruit erop In tbo vicinity of Hesperia are ’flatter­ ing. Every Mg. and and little tree apd IGO AMD SAN FRARCISCO GREAT :k ISLAND charter; to amend .Bay Cifj to organise the union'school. Mitchell township. Alcona <i defend the legal qualification dergarteu. music and dra^vinJ to enable the faculty of tbs Loral college to appoint a I The people of Ludington hare tum­ bled to the fact that money spent in dairy and food eomrelaatya Improving the highways is a good in­ license embalmers, g*r»UM vestment, apd are going tn for >00,000 worth this Manner. The Kind You Have A\U’rl.ibk-l'r.ji n.ilt NlftrAs filMalMteYoodfiAdflegd i U^teStoMtanndBowB <* with blossoms, and the. season la so far advanced that It la not likely that My damage from frost will occur. A good Stsntnu man waa late home from prayer mealing the -th«r peening and bis angry apouse attacked him at For Over 6 euipL In no ease shall more than IM of a family •nan’s weekly wages be ex­ empt from a garnlshre writ. If ke Is a alngte man with only'himself to »up- concurrence in the *4 rxi The senate passed the * '"L‘ nr—, �W5Sf4SW«Snj SrswffjfiSMft with only one small profit for yob to pay, at McCoy’s It’s the best way to ly carpets for be will t than without A iste and at bottom IOLEUMS, At McCOY’S hifl prices on = WINDOW SHADES. HUSTINGS HERALD Young Men and the Ministry. the education committee of the Prostcrian general assembly reports a de- xmcortlng to the leaders in that lamination. Young men, it appears, disinclined to enter the ministry of .Presbyteriap church- And we psoL^te^ame*dlalncilnaUow is to be a young man with ■d lofty character can do more Hs fellow men, or exert adeep'morc lasting influence for good sis neglected profession holds ■ hen should the talented young She country shun the ministry" Bex be easy to account for the Btrlly of tld* profeMlnn among Rent classes except on ground* jar* rather pessimistic. This I* bpently a commercial age and ^■t of money getting lit* cast Its the young men of the land. much money to Ims earned ss compared with i-.»xt ^Bgsand t!>lr.ii.A> has» m;.. ^Bl i ... ■" ..t.: . ,d H|HBINker channels Then, It Ja that the coldness of theology, Lotaria n lsi.1 of the church os, with Lequent narrow new of thought Hoesrins are repelling to the nixing tendencies pt ibe times, and ■usntly umutractlve to youth. ■surer may t<« the causes of the Kf theological students of which general assembly complains, It !* L be believed that the ehristian Ion lain any danger of being cbcckL ha growth and Itiflusee* upon the I (Manon, nor that the present lack Bang man In preparation for the ttry Is anything more than tern- The supreme court 11X0 decided that Robert Oakman, tha notorious Detroit politician who insisted that ho waa still a member of the tax commission although Gov. Bliss bad appointed his Mxxeesor, has no legal ground tor bis oontanUoo and that he mutt give up tbo offleo to William T. Dust, tbo gor. ernor's appointee. This decision appears to be, fir* of all la harmony, with correct principles of law and equity. It wit! be remem­ bered that Mr. Oakman's nomination by Governor Pingree was at first con­ curred In by tbo senate and afterwards during the same session rcconxldered and non-concur rod Ip. Oakman con­ tended before the supremo court that action and that therefore hi* appoint­ ment was valid. The court, however,' brings forth abundant authority, show­ ing that “all deliberative assemblies during their sowlons have a right iodo and undo, to consider and reconsider, as often m they think proper, and it la tbo result only which I* done." As a So ra.it as the public know*, Senator Quay’s Ute la not In danger, Yet from i bls recent speech declaring hl* withdrewal from active politics it soeni* Hull he himself i» seriously alarmed. swBnrtMSKft helped* to , J™ says that sentiment In its favor is rap­ idly dying out and that It will be re­ pealed by the next congress. Naturally, Mr. Schwab objects to re­ moving the tariff on Iron and steel, which enables him to sell fit home tor more than he sella abroad, the differ­ ence being pure “ravfit.” seta rs*» SI4S casreh How. uwr.r4 by on America. If the Saltan isn't any­ more bothered about It than we are, ho must ho on easy street. tr Lord Salisbury think* that recant events show that England's power has increased, will he kindly tail u* what sort of decay he thought she was in be­ fore the war began? , kshjt Oomtetsorc fSWK' Lbt'b see, isn’t there 'something familiar about Lord Salisbury's refer­ bored a judgment of ouster against the ence to **a sad but glorious war." Didn't relator, all the justices concurring in Spain use tlio words a few years ago? the opinion. In the second place, 1* may be con­ sidered cause of congratulation that this Detroit politician, a man chiefly noted for hl* skill in running ward politics, t* thus debarred from holding a plate for which he launflL Bob Oak­ man is not the kind of man la occupy positions of such responsibility and trust as the state tax commlssloncrshlp Tur. Hawaiian legislature is Inquir­ ing In tone* at rage: “Who doled that The street railway strike at Albany has ended in an agreement between the company and the employee, by which the rights and the interests of both sides to the controversy have been Dried appla recognised and guaranteed. Had this .result - been reached by a quiet and peaceful reasoning Lpgether, al the very outset of the difficulty, It would have been an altogether happy solution of the question* Involved. But, such was not the case. Ignor­ ing of the complaints of employes on the one side and violent Interference with the running al the road on tbe ocher, brought disaster. Two respect­ able and innocent clUxepa of Albany are dead and MO.OuO of expense rest* w./:. upon the people of Albany county'to be added u> their tax burden, simply be- Moved by Reed thqt tile be extended on Jefferson street to M. 0. B. R, track. Carried. Ayes, 0. F. Brooks. Bron­ son. Goodyear. Heath, Heed, Warner Nay*. V. O. Brooks. Moved by Reed that the matter of purchasing gravel be referred to street committee and Mayor with power to ant. Carried. Ayes. 0. F. Brooks, F. O. Brooks. Bronson, Goodyear. Heath. Reed. Warner. Moved by 0. F. Brooke that tbe street committee be Instructed to repair hill on south Market street from top of bill JEWELRY, RICH CUT GLASS ... FINE CHINA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. Detective Cyetigbt. pended on to settle the dispute. And after all the violence, the anxiety, the danger, and the expense, nothing more has byon accnmpUahed by the strike than could have been done by arbitra­ tion in the first place. When will, arbitration become the medium for settling the troubles that vex tbo world et industry? Certainly it Is an infinitely better way than that which depends upon brute force ter the accoraplbhmant of Us purpose. .....,An Up-toDate Stock and Reasonable Prices. **»**»•«»■■ Tne cltirens of Grand Rapid* have done well to pay exceptional honors to the late Edwin F. Uhl, whose death they hare been called upon to mourn. For In doing so they are but repaying to come small degree the honor which hi* bright and honorable career has reflected upon the city In which be lived. Mr. Uhl was a man of broad at­ tain* eats and [omhssmI oratorical power of a high degree. Not only Grand Rapid* but the whole state of Michigan has lott a foremost citizen in his depth. AT THE WEST END HARDWARE. rovelatkrn of A* Ann Artec during Wivab N.A th., . Xeyte*MCu«**te Ceos-B.exlv rtf u.ttera Ml sod awmUlM. �Iinbit of saving often has its.begin­ ning in a-stnall savings account We gladly, open accounts with' those who mt, WJnamaksrk Carpet Bug UW as BSe. gallon and ilh's Bai Bug Killer at 25c. * I, ar* now dou*W«r*i the three H> cleaning nec«*ltlmm> our lino of hanimocks. fa have a complete assortment Ipalding** baseball goods, sold aloguc if you are intarosted. good pair of shoe plate* for 10c. •Heath's Beef, Iron and Wine n splendid tonic, '? . •. • ' FRED L HEATH. HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. Royce Barlow obChlcago wa* in the Jcrocun DoCouney of Eston Rapid*, oily the flint of the week. 1 In spending ibe week with bls brother, - ‘ Fred Kyiirson Is enlarging his rj»i- Frank, In lids ally. Jarno* Haye* spent Friday and Satur­ called here Tuesday by tho-alcknos* and death- of her brother's, Clarence day with friend* lb Grand Rapid*. Boughtailn'* child. Frank Nash and son, Gerald, Ware guesu of friend* in Cloveidale Sunday. Rapids yesterday to'attend the golden Mr. and Mr*.” Glenn W. Greenfield wedding of Mr. aud Mr*. Enod Osborn of Grand Rapid* was In the city the first at that village. HUSTINGS HERMLD C«c<l aid Ptrsoul. | Ker. C. J. Kennedy attended the fun­ eral of Kt. Rev. Monsignor* Edwin Joos, vicar general of th* dlocosn of Do-: troll, b«ld al Monrot ymlerday at 10:30 Glenn, son of Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Houghulln, died Tuewday evening, aged five years, one month and one day. The child was sick with spinal menin­ gitis for nearly three week*. Funeral today. We are in receipt of a very handsome fo|der entitled "Michigan in Summer" issued by the G. R. A I. railway, de­ scriptive of the numorcNi summer re­ sorts In northern Michigan refrhad by Michael Murphy ha* boon subpoenaed to appear before the grand jury at Grand Rapids and tell what he knows ; Mrs. Della Barlow wont to Detroit concerning the guilt or Innocence of home from their two weeks’ outing ;JTue*day. parties not yet arrested. Tuueday afternoon. They spent sever­ ’ Fred Todd is employed In C, Bowser al day* h> Washington viewing the kindly bring flower* to the G. A. R. many Inlereallttg slghu of the Capitol hall oa Wednesday forenoon, May 20, city, wobt down the Potomao and up for decorating the soldiers' graves, W. F. Bicks, Commander. The Pomona grange will be enter­ *elve* with Marple In the batefry busi­ tained by Bur grange tomorrow (Fri­ day) *t the home of Mr. Matthew Hall; ness was because he is a baker, A No. 1. The Pomona degree will be given In Another, is because we wanted to IAj the evening at the Star school bouse. able to furnish you with everything needful for your table and now’we have ; n.u. vincy wanoi iursu», a • The Court of Honor wlU meet Satur­ fruits, vegetable* and baked goods the day evening at 8.00 o’clock sharp. beat that the market afford*. Hams A ,■■ trip through the western state*. n 'Several choice milk and butter cows Burines* o’ Importance will oom* be­ fore the'court and* it la- deaired ['for **>o. Inquire of A. D. Kennedy. . „ . that . The Internationa) Congree* will give '« I- l.wwnm.M-l. b.,| „ Money to loan on personal security— t'Fred W. Walker, over National- Bank. Friday evening, M*y 24, consisting M The readers of the Hebat.Dare re- rcciuuons and music by *nme of the I Bert Benton of Middleville was the quMted w remwnbor dialtbememorial mient |D the city. Prof. ErgenL -guest of Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Egglwum service's will be held Bunday forenoon riogei. Cran(J wll| aUo bo fr Monday. at the Pruabyterlan church and the | prMent »nd glvt nearly two hundred decoration day aerrloi* as announced ' gurooptlcon view* of one hundred mU«« F MJchlgau Cavalry will bo hold in loul* ]>%•. week. . »• | along the Potomab, accompanied by a . <x> July 4. • Mr. . and.Mrs. Jcmo Darling at Chic*, Mro. Ergentlngcr Is highly |>\ Mr*. Kila Voigt of Ogden, Colorado, go were called home to attend the fu­ recommended throughout the state. F 1* visiting her cousins, 3D. and Mrs. see*! of the former"* staler on Sunday. S'. Hiram Jone*. Mr. Darling returned Co Chicago, Tues­ Jose Pine (Howl Peno) and hb |»rtjb ’ Jerome McLaughlin returned Thur*- day morning, tail Mrs. Darling remainner whoso name w« arepnabl6U>giv* 7 d?v%reulcg from a fifteen monlhs'stay dropped'into the city Monday and com­ Thu Rutland Cemetery Association menced to offer for sale a somewhat in­ will observe Decorsltou day with ap­ ferior grade of cigars without^having propriate exercise*. In th* forenoon first obtained a license. Marshal Gob-, the grave* uf deceived friends »nd rel­ hardl-gobbled onto Jom and brought atives wiH be drooratol and In. itie af­ him before Justieo.Walk*r for. violait wltb hl* laughter. Mm. Oliva Van- ternoon a program will be given. Arman, lo Ann Arbor. Occasionally persons will write tills ; he “no sell rfhro witlyaol a Hecate" ' Monday w*s the first d*y th* county office rvquertlng the address of (bed? ' and reached into hl* Inside coat pocket p*p«r changed without giving their ’produced therequired ‘document (for (Chicago). tail the justice told him ft L'aruigbt Msumed control. former addreiw. The present address, I was no good bare and required him to The case of the people vs. Samuel aa Well as future address, should be Haight, larceny, ha* been adjourned to given aqd.there will be no delay in shell out four-sevtaths of all the cash . he had, amounting to Kl.OO. The Cu­ making the change. ■ Juno 3, before Justice Walker. . ban cigar peddler* are now located F. R. Paueoavi placed 21,5,000 wall­ eyed pike fry IntuDoud, Leumh anil Mr*. Kiltie Dariing-Annisan of MUIMiddle lake* Bstuniay forenoon. MrMonroe, aa andscant at the Mill Creek dleilUe, daughter of Mr. and .Mr*. hatchery, aocompaoied Mr. Paneoast Alonzo Darling of tbU city, died Fri­ to the lake* *nd superintended the day morning al her boar of btood potaunlng. Decwuwd was horu May 33. planting of thp pike. IffiV, aqd was'married about six years Th* case of the people vs. Emma Cut­ ago to Cha*. Annlsoou Jr., of Middle­ ler waa called Monday Mur* Justice ville, s I non which time she Im* reddtN) Temple of Prairieville and -tajourned In that village. I^w* than a week be­ tn June 20. Mr*. Coder wate admitted fore her demise she visited her parent* in this dtyr, returning han* a* wall a* usual,-was taken 111 and survived only a abort time. Shu is survived by ber bnsband *ud one *on, nUieteen months old Ilmnslm were brought to this , city s>’,d funeral service* were held at iliu hutHo d her parent* Sunday after­ noon at iK’&Ji'olo.-k, roiMluctoi by Rav. Gvprge Bullep. Interment In River­ side ct-mrtery. _ "Fauwu* Tour* uf tJm Prseldmit*,'" by .Hdwin Erie Spark*, j«rtrf«wor of AtMriou htafory in the University of Chicago, wastherohjccctofilmfoadlng article lw» w««k la Th* WorH Review. The laser »*» Um beat number v«f this new wtekly magari** wbloh ha. yw appeared. I*. U wundrrfui tarn tunh a higtatlsM paper. Well UiuKcalad; wrii printed ut> good Htpar, »ud edited •h; th* tawt 4*iBBl the wintry affords, lots U producedaadsold at Uv« oenu a TENDERFOOT COMFORTERS —is what we call our well shaped, .well made shoes. Our shoe? are made to fit .the foot instead of pinching and distorting- it They not only look well but wear well. Extra value in Men’s Satin Calf Shoes, Bal's, all solid,' at $1.00. Congress and Men's Oil Grain, Don Pedro, all solid, at-$1.00. L. E. STAUFFER. 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4- 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* * Here is a splendid offering of black mercerized sateen skirts. They suggest silk, but they are not, yet will wear much longer than silk. They are made in the full umbrella style, with draped flounce and deep flounce at foot. The style, grace and beauty of these skirts make it possible for almost any lady t<? select one best adapt­ ed to her need. Style and quality vary with price. Phone 80. 2 Stores. ’ Parcels Delivered. 2 Stores. it 4" 4" 4* 4* 4* 4* 4" 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4" 4" 4* 4" 4* 4* 4* 4*; A CAR LOAD OF ©ULTIVATORS The Pivotal Dandy, combined riding and walk­ ing, can be equipped with 15 different styles of gangs. The Com Dodger, a first-class, up-to-date riding cultivator. ' • The Dutch Uncle, quick acting spring, lift, bal­ ance frame, extra yielding spring for gangs. WALKING CULTIVATORS. �THE CRISIS ’ HAS PASSED. Boaton. Maas.. May 21.—About SO Psr etut of the macbtnlste smployoo la Boston struck today to anforea the hours' pay. Tha number of a Mead Is placed at about t.MO employing about 6M men have । proved that the was able to sit ttg a while. The welcome news was given oat'shortly after t o'clock. General Shafter called on President McKinley and while they ware’ talking, word came down stairs that Mrs. McKinley west silting up. The President at once asked'to be excused and hurried to the Sickroom. The anxiety esuxed by last night's bulletin stating that Mrs. McKinley's temperature was higher, waa dispelled at 40 o’clock this morn­ ing, when Secretary Cortelyou an­ nounced that she had passed s rotcfortkbla night and that the alight fever noted last night had subsided. The President did «not attend church, but remained at home nearly air day. only going out for a abort walk just before noon. There were many callers Advertisements iti thc'fterald Tisotr. his neighbors. be shot their row's add later let tiro to the barn. Ho then barricaded himself tn hla own house and when a patrolman attempted to arrest him. he Shot him. At this point a riot alarm waa sounded and tha en­ tire police department turned out. They surrounded the house sod were z -Wsshtniton. Ind., May XL—The big machine shop of the Baltimore * Ohio Southwestern railway In this city is Idle. Not one of the 30 machinists and Wpsrs baa returned to work. .The New York, May Sl.—At the Iqcal hsadqtiartcri of the caatril executive board of the International Association «?t Macl-nlste It ™ geld’today that not more than 3.000 out of the 12.000 machinists In tbo New York district ‘ ConueUavlIl^ .Pa,. was the scans, of a murder og .ths night of the ffith, when a tuob broke Into Mid Jail with the .’Intent purpose of lynching Wm. Fairfax, the negro murderer, and out­ dared Assistant Yardmaster Moore !nsteed. To add to tha night's excilomentanother shooting oesurred which SEND FLOWERS TO WOMAN. Ctgal JWtrtlsttttitt. WAX date hex yet been decided utjon M to when'the President will start ftfr.lbe national capital, but It is hoped that Mrs. McKinley will be able to travel within # tew days. Secretary Long According to telegrams from various cities throughout tha U. 8. on the toth. there were fully 40,000 machinists out on strike for the shorter workday— Mrs. Lyman J. Gage. wife of the secretary of th® treasury, died at her home in Washington on the night of She waa * riutlm of the grip. The treasury at Washington haa begu n the payment of sundry army ex­ penses In tha Philippines, Ineluding ■xOTV acter makes them bard subjects for'captain of-the New York Police Dethe present. Too must remember that partment. has investigated Mra. Flemtbey ware originally pIratea. Some of lug's past and finds that she waa emtbo figure*. which I can vouch for in ployed aa bookkeeper io the Melrose the case of my own district, are sppal- studio, 142 West Twenty-third street, ting. In .Ke province of Pampanga i In New York, and left that eiuployi ncn mant In November. 1900. after the apMO9 CLAMORS FOR BLOOD. sibly by Udrones. but much more probably for the same cause. One num. Isirenxo Calnyer. killed eight, men In one day within naw reach of my quar­ ters. In the cases where the perpo- the situation,by making weekly tripe to the place. The wagon has u sur­ prisingly large patronage, and la mure popular than a circus. • Fr- Edward 8. Phillipa, of 8t Ga- Latest foreign news. :tap, tihsuK id iipii Mtij. a‘bole through tbo Jail 'w*H and coll bars, exposing the guilty negro, bill tbo authorities stood with presented revolvers and prevented a lynching. Tbs two prisoner* werv rushed to Constantinople, May 31.—Tbo Porto Uniontown on a apoclLt train and has yielded completely on the postal QUMtloo. Tewfik. Paaha, Minister of THE FIRE RECORD. Foreign Affairs, has Malted the em­ bassies concerned .and stated that tbo government* Wished the re-establish­ ment of the status quo prior to May S. when ths foreign mall bags wore erei by esude* a Inito H,.r.v.. isd dreuiataC la cb <Mak Mr tlirw day <X hoartag. ( 'WffKl Every spring the people of Mulliken talk about having the village Incor­ porated so as to be able to secure the advantages of fire protection, better sidewalks, higher tax's, etc. The dis­ cussion Is waged with great vigor on both aides for a month or two, and then the whole matter is laid away till the next year. The open season of the lands at Colou. The «' Isens of that village immediately raised a bonus of •O.MM. 'The plant Is to have a capacity of 1.000 barrels per day. troops will board, die tran/ports Wednesday at Taku and that on Thursday they will leave direct for Manila. General Chaffee at midnight last night hailed his farewell order, ending the American relief expedition , Omaha. Neb., May Jl.-BefecUve wiring In the Paxtoo Hotel last night caused a firs which slightly damaged a X40.000 stock of flue pictures belong­ ing topnnean Waring, a Chicago art' JsenisviOe and jQasHvilfe Sjaitftad, TJekst* Pere Marquette found a box of dynamite concealed be­ neath a pile of rubbish concealed baof tbo Chinew thsatsr. President MfiKlnley and ms party bad Intended to JsttarnonvIUd. Ind.. May ail-The handenffed skeleton found at Alton the wnek. Twelve sticks qt dynamite oral days ago la JtMtevsd to be tbatol were found In tbo box, together .with a prisoner aMtabcad to the peniiantl- coll* of wire »nd electric apparatus. ap from Brgffsnburg. Kr. twenty-live ysam ago. Tiw sheriff wks taking two to the penitentiary and while aboard a bust they quarreled and one threw the otter overboard. »3SSf: �All through'the-dark daye of depres aloti In tbo bnnw brooding biultwaa thia Journal besoughtThose who possess*! good grade or pure bred draft, mares aftenwwti. when ihu regular govern­ not to part with thcrnquiier any elrment troop* bafl begun to attack too cutustancre whatever, says Breeder's communists and the city waa seething Oea^Us.-/ Tbs protnlu waa made that and bubbling with excitement, a wornan gate our iildlpg place away to Ake they hare, prices having dipped back authorities. W» were all asleep In a to a level quite as high aX tost on \ back room when the front door was which they ever rested even In too broken ot>«n and ten inep under tbe wildest of the’old boom days, It was plain that such Umn 'must return. History always repeats itgeif/and Tbe ■ "And so. iny sleeper*, you would Gaxctts nev<.t thought that tbcro was shirk your duty!" cxclalmtld the officer any sense to rushing wildly oat of ono as pe inspected each one to turn. “WeM. sort of stock merely beeaasa for a time wa can decide tt In a word. Will you gmtes as war correspondent, and With fight with ns or against tur* ' None of ns replied. Like me. tbe it. or such fregmente of H aa escaped annihilation or capture. I returned to others secmod too surprised tp answer Pgris. There waa a spirit of dissatis­ a plain question. • I thought sol” grimly observed tbe faction, disgust and mutiny among the rank and Ole, and ww reached officer. '•Sergeant, opt Into the back Parts to find eren a strong* spirit ex­ yard with a flic of six men and take isting amung all classes of cltlxcnx. It was tbe seed that was to grow the commune. To this day Hie French soldier who took part in the war that WHEN PARIS WENT MAD. »». a. spRAauK a a on, &TENTS. > County Bank Bldg., DETROIT. ptoyment as waiters. Not a feW cotoc«1 girls glao find employment In hotel service awny from Washington, some ory morning to the following vreat- a* them going to tbo old Virginia ment: Button, cleanse and relax the springs, not far away from tbste muscles by washing with a soft cloth bomro. Tbo experience la doubly at­ tract! ya.lt affords opportunity to travel and see too world, and It takes too waiters Into the asetfoa where tips take a rough towel and wipe tbo face are more liberal than they are to by rubbing downward will not only a> Washington." to summer at least. Tha centuaw al) wrinkles. but will soon re> wages demanded and obtained, regardault tn luring the-muscles so relaxed Iom of experience or aptitude on tho that little* bag* of flesh will bang down part of too servant, are tempting and on each aide of tbo chin. The cheeks tend to yearly Increase tbe average es­ will be bellow and sunken In ccnsc- timation of worth la ths servant, Many of tbe Washington negroes become aoVtled ti> claim thia. town aa a rtsidcoco by merely passing through It da their'way from Virginia or North Caro­ lina, and ■ very considerable propoctlon of them will be paid tor taking their first Issaona to waiting upon ta- With care flabby clureka can be made Arm and roopd by this constant feed­ ing of toe pores and rubbing upward. Note bow lines about tbo eyes run. then rub them out Many of them are ing half prepared- Tha defeated sol­ er will simply bare tt that lie was sold out by his general- That waa all toe talk In Paris as »e fell back—Ger­ MO a prumtueut picture dealer of man gold bad bought * victorlev—and York starts tbe topic of woman's the thirst for vengcanro upon toe al­ •ity, bla wife al way a toughs and leged traitors was intense. T bad hud enocgli of soldier work. t pno day," the picture dealer begins, [decided to doeo the small exhlblm studio which leads from toe gslff and pot 'Private’ on the door Just r an experiment. There waa an Immnt adlocitun of water colors by ■ of our te-st artists to tbe gallery. tow, they should bo made plump again. When tile trerre grew starred for prop­ er food,) It is a woman’s duty to find What toile la needed and to use ft. K fleet of government transports was de­ termined upon by toe war department after tbe most careful conyldcratlou of all sides of the question as they have been preseuted to tbe secretary of war. It was not surprising to the war de“You were a little stupid not to apeak up at oars. monsieur. though perhaps you could have said nothin* in favor of there waa In one place or another tie wear of gliding tnroaterred to Mjx-r from the carefully prepared ties arising from such conditions. The war department list considered the statements of facts and figures pre­ sented to sustain tbe Atlantic trhusport service and baa made a decision op­ posed to the conclusions of tbo quarter- street I had to pass two others banging from lampposts. Their crime was argu­ ing that God was greater than the Turf. Field and Farm tolls thia story about too late Charles P. Clark, for­ merly president of tbe New York. New complexion will not eat pastry, fried food of any description or nuts. When toe face lacks color, eat plenty of on- ready to denounce any one not a born Frenchman, t bad been taking my i meals at a rerial tf miserable restaurant and paying tiro prices asked without complaint whet) one aveulng tbe keeper of tbe place, who was a surly Old fel­ low at (wet. attempted an extortion pt book Is known as also iu many of this country bls skill aa a physand from tho great aua-ew ol bla cine* the name will be handed frotp generation to generation, jyfis are often, made to sell ocher tinea over lbs’ reputation <rf the r—somo go «o UP use the i "Cbasa" but thay dara -not use nfUals A. W., portrait or rtgnaahich Is borne oo every box ol tbe Isno city to tbe country (n which to many of then) qtn lire In edmfort With little continuous physical exer­ tion. It Is n tradition that no Virginia born negro who luia readied Washing­ ton ever voluntarily returns to bls ns- him at too park, but found that tbe train did not stop nt that station. Tbe conductor was polite, but said that be could not go against orders. At New Haven a bait mi made, and Mr. Bun­ ners friend tried to bribe tbe engineer with a <10 bill, but In yam. He was then told that President Clark waa on Tbe devices which the government bus been Importuned to adopt Include among other things tents so cunningly constricted as to enabl® tbe occupants to regulate their tempetatnre mechan­ ically. making them as warm as d^ sired In winter, but positive cold stort words. and I left in anger, and not more-than ah hoar bad passed when I received a visit from a trio of tbo na­ tional guard. 1 bad been denounced by tbs old man as a German spy. Tbs trio consisted of n corpora I nud two inen, and when they bad gained my room the corporal sainted me and eour- most humid and enervating beat of ths tropica. 'Stoves bare, bevn" offered which could bo folded like cameras and tucked away to unused crevices to the wagons tost carried cauip equipage. policy. Mr. Clark not only gave orders to have toe train stopped at Charter Oak. bur promised some day * to see tost came in lS8S.li now a 3-year-old Maud 8. Be bad wltbesacd tbo Utile and weighs perhaps l.tJW pounds. Tbe attempt at bribery, and the frank cou- spring of 1BUQ each one of these marts fess Ion of tbe offense teemed to please colt. These three are now 2-yearolds. got by a very weighty boras and promising to make well op toward the too la weight. What are tbe throe WlUlams of Creek BL. HaM-lngs, who says: “I can strongly mend Dr. A. W. Chase’s Serve or anyone who suffers from iter- “1 think tbo orders were to taka moaaletxr before U». provost marshal for inreetlgfttlon." . ”8ay yuo so, Francois} Well, what's the odds to him whether be Is abot to- ——_., —urteor." For answer I shewed hltu my passes, amed tbe headquarters to.which 1 model of an Impracticable gun which be wished our government to buy was only a fair typo of a class who bare kept tbo war department flies pretty well laden with tbelr correspondence Ing and beating. The greatest sort of a sanitary appliance, however, was a pocket canteen, offered to Hecretary Al­ ger when tbe news reached tots coun­ try of tbs peril of tbe troops from a pal- add a little brown sugar In solution. Lay thia evenly on the eake with a knife, which should be dipped occa­ sionally In boiling Water. WMn done, potation fhe yearlings you# bring Map for ths pair, tbe 2-ymr-ohte ItfO -for the three, tbe 3-year-old fllTfi, and that Is exactly 1876. What would tbe three big marts, all heavy in foal, fat ... Now where can a farmer make a nore Mtfefactory Investment} It must It of Impurities and make tbe foulset liquid thoroughly wbulMoma for tin­ man consumption. . . * Put Into a saucepan six cupfuls of broth or stock Into which baa been pre­ viously dissolved a good allowance of either tomato paste or tomato sauce and add pepper and salt to taste. When It bolls. throw to for every cup of stock half a cupful of rioe well washed and dried before tbo fire. Ut the whole Volunteer Brigadier Genera) James F. Smith also k, discharged, to take effeet June 30, but be will continue sa collector of the port of Manila. flotno of tbe discharges were fixed do her share of tbe work. In that way earning her oats and bay. This spring also she will be bred and In all proba­ bility will have a fine foal next year. clothes aafely, especially socb as are of other Officers to be appointed brigsyellow from lying. Put to'a tabte- disc generals before the expiration of spoonful to each gallon of suds. For too law providing for toe volunteer very yeUow or grimy thlugs make an- tlw squash fa soft, scrape from tire shell and flavor with one ubUspoooful of butler for each pint, a Uttta pepper, half a uwspowful »f sugar and .salt �SU1 Fanners and Fruit Growers dual traps- An advantage to tha cot­ ton good* la that they can be easily cleaned, and If draped arttartcally the All members at tbe Fanners and Fruit Growers Union Will ptoate send Ujolr effect la as good.as If the more Joatly materia) bad been vmpldyed. The arwant iMtera toJ. E. Edward*, Sec'y, rangw'tn-ut of light la one of tbp ImO'Donnell, Mich. peitant adjuncts in connection -with tbo fitting op of sn oriental r.vrtn. and, A number of gcod farms tor sals. wh»tv»er be tbe method employed, the Wjnted-1 good farm horas-E. E. light must b* so tempered st to pro GOrham, Bastings, Mk>h. Will pay apo* Cash. rjjvj*«' “? ’ ■ were sold hare __ , ,— —I Saturday's ox°UMre°Geo. Vaotyue la atididdlevllla ibis week to assist caring tor her father who to vary a*"1" ‘ ' Ono ot tha For sale—Flock of breeding e'wes.— R.M. Batea. wares, a chin* closet to among the best Foe sale—Two bora*, 8 years old, ornament a of « dining reoxn. Tint, Um wsDs u> march tbe gw neral tone of the weight 1,200 lbs. each.-R. M. Bataa. , I wlah to notify the farmers of Barry county that I will bo headquarters fur WBLCOME CORNERS. Leonard StcJge returned from Ohio last Saturday. Mrs. G. W.Ci helping c» Inga tbu first of slloughulii HICKORY CORNERS. Mrs. A. B. CadWallader Is visiting her parente In Galesburg. Mrs. C. D. Hanabur^ returned Satur­ day from Vicksburg. IL J. Flints and wife went to Battle Creak, Friday. Bessie Rookwell returned from Jack­ son, Wednesday. .. . _ ., Chas. Drolett and wife of Battle ...MU *t John Brunner's. S>Lao Aldrich at Vicksburg la visiting HMty butchers' lines 1a best, though the soft toord art Haena may be effect­ ively used. Set one shelf apart for gLasac*. preferuldy tbe Upper one. Cut tbe linen for It twice the shelf width, hem II all around, ibett double It. Thus there la a light pad all over the shelf. Keep plates carefully sorted and piled alM and patter? together. Giro big platters room npnn the lowermost shelf. If It Is not properly grooved. In Hastings which ha desires tn ex change for a farm, Good, young horse for sale.—T. S. Rockers bls grandparente. Mrs. B.C.Cortright entertained Mias Mary Smith of 1’relrievillo, Saturday. MeedamOk J. M. and William Elliott let* auotujw >u» .— Mrs. A. D. Cadwallader natertalned Carl and Jessie Bellinger of Benfield, Sunday. Walter'Parker ot Richland wee in Which are in our window this week, You will notice that every one is different and nothing like you ever saw in style before. They are made of first-class material finished as nicely as any piano. The PRICE is the only cheap thing about Bylrta Healy botne from Milo, 6 John Nobam and wife are vtsldag al USES OF PARAFFIN. Marshall. Mrs. Frankie Monroe entertained the Homa Club, Thareday. No product of petroleum has a great­ er variety of houwhold uses than re­ fined paraffin. Thia la because It ex­ cel* any other known product In the Ideal qualty of tta acre let and its ecao- ‘■K-aSTiW To dean dust or grime from light ... — dot ba fleet brush thoroughly. Ibra rub which It Is now applied are for sealing with cornmeal, ostwg • piece of tight epaa In preserving fruits and jellies, In laundry by rubbing on Irons and mix­ ing with hot starch, for coating wood­ I spentSunday I en veaacls. preserving egg*. flowers and autumn leaves, for polishing floors and niakin g wax do were. tn srallng rena tbe paraffin wax not be ebaoged by beat, the easiest should be melted and a layer about method of removal U to place white one-eighth at an Inch thick poured over blotting paper above and under the the top of. the prerervy. allowing It to spot and Ibra to stand sb Iron on It Dot alAtd until the $*areffin becomes hard, hot enough to color tbe paper. Anoth­ when It will form a seallog absolutely er effective measure Is to coyer tbe airtight. No other covertag to iwceeas- spot with pulvsrtted French chalk, Sautrdar, on bus I new. rjr. When tbe preserve la to be us*-.!, dry. or wtih tbe same chalk or fuller's Mrs. Zella Campbell to quite ill. We nodes that tbo Hkkai.d has two the paraffin should be i.weoncl by nib­ oorratpondenia from Cedar Creek. bing a knife around the edge, after Wall fire ahead. A half dross good which the wax can tie easily removed. writers could not do just hw to our town. D. L. Northland was at Delian,Tues- Campbell sprat Sunday at Art Owen’s. Mayor Campbell made a busI doos trip to Bastlogs','Saturday. ' H. Werttnan was at Hasting,. Hatur- v them. tack strips of lath along It, and rat tbe linen for It wide enough to go In and out Stand the platters on edge, tbs biggest next the wall, graduating theta toward tbe front With a very high shelf spare they look pre'tier on end. the hlsbrst In tbe middle and getting In eawUlng bottles ibe cork should I* forced Into tbe neck of the hottie to Tbe secret of preparing a cop of coco? order to form a shallow cup on the top. that ahaU be really good Um In adding Their all this rap with melted paraffin, merely aufficteut of tbe powder-no allawing It to harden. In the Umulry about one-half a tea­ rap of paraffin shavings put Into a holl­ er of bot water gives a dainty white­ ness io tha linen and other wash fab­ rics. tt will Mt injure the most deli­ mors nutritious whan tbo milk used cate fabrics, anti by Ita uaestba family la oot diluted with waler. Many pecwashing ran be dona in about onetulf sous daclare that tits era plox maul of condeusad milk Imparts a peculiarly delight fut flavor. tt Is totally unneevsaary to tint mix tbs cocoa with a little water or milk, aa so tunny are in ibe habit of dnlDg. After you hare art tb» roltk upon the stova sprinkle tbs raraa on top of ibe milk and as aoeo as tbe tatter la luke­ warm artr In tbr evrea. which will dis­ solve Imwedlstsly. It will dm mix In a «»ld me<nou» and will lump in milk that to too Dot Bolling for a few modjsois improree It—8- Virginia Levis UNDHRTAKERS AND EMBAI.MKB& FULL OF STYLE NEW THINGS HOSIERY. Slack Cat line 15c TO T5c. la back of every pair. A full linn of boys' leather aroaKisos,1 the kind they. can't wear PRICES $3.00, $3.00, $4.00. WOOLLEY.& BRONSON ATTENTION 1 THRESHERS AHO SAW MILL MEH Boilers Refined, Cylinders Rcl Boilers Patched, Smoke t__ T____, Engines Repaired, All Kinds of CaMing Dune. EARLY & B � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-05-30.pdf a4361ec70a17c13505801f46b0d789bb PDF Text Text HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THUJLSDAY, MAY 80, 1901. BARRY CO. POMONA GRANGE ADDITIONAL LOCAL I1A THE HEID DAY AT ALBION ADDITIONAL LOCAL. HOULD and Free Pros*. IL75. HELD LAST FRIDAY AT MfiTTHBW Born, Monday night, to Mr. and Mr*. HASTINGS HIGH SCHOOL PARTICI­ from Montan*. Pred Young, a girt. HALL'S RESIDENCE. PATED IN TMB EVENTS. in tbo dty today.. The poeteffioe will be closed from 0 I'.n tertalnoj by Star Orange, No. B06. Only Want After Experience Rapid* ytwtorday. •pending the day in Lowell. Mrs. Josie Barker of Grand Rapid* ■ J* vidUng her father, John Qualf. day evening from Muskegon. The Kuighfa of Pythlsa memorial The delegation of high acbod boy* •ervioe will be hold on Sunday, June 9. mona Grange were - entertained by The referee In all pie treats Satur­ Star Grange, -No. 800. at the home of day will be Sam Shipp of Ann Arbor. Mrs. Art JamM WM la Charlotlc last Mr. and Mr*. Matthew Hall three mile* The Hasting* ball team play* the south of tbkcity, and rwvwit>■■»*piling Eaton Rapid* team today al the Uttar ooutset did themselves and their school fl red and seventy-five, which waa a sura pleasant day there certainly would have been a very'large attendance, Tbo secret meeting* were hold In the • The ball game Saturday will be. be­ Hon of gaining anything except experttween tbo Middleville and Hasting* ww.*, SUU »ucy woo sccona ptace. Charlotte made 20 point*, Hastings 2D Mra-fGUbert Saunders wm cmHod to The city band will giro street oou- and Albion 21 A brief review of the Charlotte yesterday by iht sudden death Uf bar oldest *on, . The 120 yard hurdle kce was won by of Collmer Bn*., bicycle builder* and Hunt of Albion, Power* of Hasting* dealer*, South Bend, Ind. J sumptuous dinner, John C. Ketcham, coofiiy lecturer, called the assemblage substantially a* toilowr * Music .by choir composed of the M18»ce EtUand Mildred Paton, W. H. Scbantx and N. H. Paton, with Mr*. M. H. Burton accompanist Address of welcome—Burton Ferry, insater of Star Grange. Response—Henry Bowman of Johns­ town Grange. Instrumental trio by the Misses Pat­ on and Clara Hall. ■ , Rocitatlon—Mias Doona Durkee.' Music by choir. Recitatltm—Mis* (Henna Burton. Made by choir, J . . ; P&pcr, "Eduihillonal Work of the Grange,"—W.H-Schanta. Mr.Schpntx prefac'd hl* remark* by giving aahort people, probably fif- Burt wit ntvs. Judsrni K. Carpenter, Carlton ■Josephine Alierdlng, Carlton. ?Tlarvey J. Easton, CftfeagoHeights Arlwa K. Doaley. Freeport Robert Coburn, Hasting* Malle E-Bosh, Hasting* _E*Uie at. vs Partridgv, deceased. Warrant anu ' t-entory filed. aR*t*te of N. Pauvor, deceased* PsllUon for appointment of adralnl*. Quine, dMMMd. ttnent uf a general reUr filed. Order administrator en­ tiled and letters issued to game between Hastings and Battle Creek. Dr. D. E. Puller performed a delicate throat operation, on the thyroid gland, Monday, the patient being Mias Lillie Traver. Owing to th* fact that the common oouncil moots in'sporial seoaion Friday evening, the meeting of the Hasting* Women's Club will be held Saturday ' The 100 yard dash was won by Allen Lansing last night, the legislature of Charlotte, B InCkley, of Hastings seo- having adjourned dne die. tho finish. . 440, yard race, wdh by Allen pf Char­ lotte, Kenfleld of II axil ng* second. Kenfldd led u> within 10 feet of the tape when Allen made a gain on him •onage, by Rev. Goo. Bullen, ChristUn -W. Snyder, of Grand lUplda, and Mrs. Myrtle B. N**h of Hasting*. Some fifteen or twenty of our admir­ er* of Richard Mansfield went over to Grand Rapid* yesterday afternoon io hear that eminent actor play Henry V. Services will be hold at the county 880 yard run, won by Wilcox of Hastfarm next Sunday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock, by Rev. James A. Brown. A article for U cent*. Think of it! But male choir will fnrniah music, Every- to drop out at the 11 ret quarter. The buy boforo Juno Oth. W. E. Mkhstzt Mrs, W, D. l.mscumb and daughter himself for the mile run. a large and handsome silvercup. This danghter and Mr*. 8 Seeonl and la to be a permanent trophy, u> be £e]d Hastings- All ran In a bunch until the daughter of Brantford, Canada, are last eighth, when Wlloox made a spurt field day. discussion ensued in which the "prefForty hour* devotion was held at St. Rose's church beginning last Sunday original topic. morning and closing Tuoadapuorolng, Recitation Miss Mildred Paton. the aorviOii being woH/attcndod. Music by choir. Address, "Needed Tax Reforms, ".by Fathers Kadlier of Battle Creek, Braucbeau of Lansing and Cullinane of ’ because Mr, Power* failed u> appear. NUoq, Superintendent Hayden wishes the BkbaLD to call auction to the fact Quarterly meeting will be held at tbo M. E. church next Sunday morning. lag*got third. Love feast at 0:30. Quarterly confer­ Pole vault, Baker of Heslinga, tied ence will occur on Monday evening at for second with White of Marshal). A 1:30 In the lecture room of the church. Height 9 feet 3 Inches. Mr. Baker have a social next Wednesday after­ surprised all by bi* vaulting, a* bo bad never done better than 8 feet 3 inches social clubs. Hupper will be served at practice. Running high jump. Kenfleld drop)y decorated church parlor*. All are cordially invited. Old Plonoor Meeting, Mrs. Anna Williams, a wldoy lady him and ooMeqttealiy expected a troau day to the various delegations who In which Hasting* waa interested, and who baa been a resident of thia City for The piouoera of Barry county will The question waa discussed, however, come in to attend the athletic contests the peat year, living on W*et State.)' fleld started. He led bls men by IS street, started with her family for St. Hastlnga, oa Saturday, June 8th, 1001, Recitation --Miss Carrs Osgood. feet. Hinckley then gain rd on hi* Charles, Mo., yesterday morning, to at 10:00 a. m. being the thirtieth an­ "Shall Wo Have a County Grange treats her guest* with politeness and make her home In that city. Her son ahbw* fair play and good nature toward* nual meeting of th* association. Let Ralph has a position In the car shops her compdlitor* in the athletic field. attended by allK and new life given to at roll call and dld'bot afterwardk take tbo old pioneer's day. • The following Fred Otis, treasurer at Rutland town­ way ahead of any of the other*. highly respected iady of Rutland, who program will be carried out: elded by those present that Inasmuch ship, was tried before Justice KedaaThe Hastings delegation was vary wa* severely burned several weeks agoi Invocation! ilev. Bullen. lou Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr. while burning aome leaves In the yard" Remarks by Prasidenl, Bon. D. R- started by the Pomona grange, they many compliments were beard alaoUt died from the etfecta of her injurim Cook. should help keep them up and all pat­ •28.00, paid under a protest, for the their gentlemanly manner*. The ex­ Solo, Frank Horton. rons were requested to attend the f*rtn- building of a partition fence between perience which they gained will be Tuesday night at ten o’clock. Her condlllon was not ooniidered critical until Report of Hlstoriau, Judge Smith. •rs' plogjc this fall. , his land and Dial of Emerson Edger. valuable and the Influence upon athlei- a few day* ago. The funeral will bo . Singing, Ladles' Quartette. held from St, Row's church tomorrow, Address, Hon. Aaron Clark of Mid­ Two selections by the choir,, the last «ntered ecbooi Monday morning they Friday, morning at ten o'clock. dleville. , no in response to a* encore,' finished pealed although the rests already Reminiscence*. > , There la a dangerous place on Elin amount to about HO.OO or more than Election of officers. ’ Local Field Day. M. IlOSK GOODYEMl, for home, while those residing near by excavating fur building—sand by the The Farmer* and Fruit Grower* • ' Secretary. Tuesday afternoon wa* a holiday for •Ide of the road. While John Dooley stayed co sppper. • . Union i* quite a liva|y infant. Already the high eohoql and all the boys and wa* driving past this place Saturday its tuemberahip 1* over &5Q, and Increai. night hl* horse went into thia pit with Obituary. Ing rapidly. The farmer* begin to *ro ground, either io take part in the ath­ disastrous result* to the harness. For­ the advantage of organisation and dla- letic contest* bsewren the high school tunately neither bo nor bl* companion, . Carl Chris Frederic Dubois was born next Pennons will bo entertained by posing of the product* of their farms to .] Mis* Emma Parker, wa* Itfjurod. But in Demmin, Germany, May 7, J837. OraMgerllleOrang* In Augurt. their tin boros at every opportunity. the accident show* that the dangerous Died at hi* home asst of Delta®, May Owing to the failure of some of tbs city *pot should be attended to. j are anxious to gel more al 30c. a bushel. Hastings Musical Club. boys to put lu an appearance, tbo rewaa married In IMS to Maria Sophia raldriseka Andar*;- Came to America i 1M7 sealing in Bataria, N. Y., canto by the oily 23. Michigan in 1807 and settled >n the ■hour devoted the time to study after at 2K» p. tn., something definite will bo which the following program was euA cowokWiH, honest, upright citlxon UO-yard hurdle-1*, Frank Keufield; has gone from" Among us. How we miss The severe electric storm last Thurshi* kindly sail* and the warm clasp of | ar* among Detroit'* leading business hi* hand. Two children were born In strange and startling prank* in this ’ Standing high jump—Tie for first be­ personal friend of the HKaA.Lt> editor. vicinity, but fortunately did no serious tween Kenfleld and Volney Wlloox; 3d, 23 frxxn hl* late 1 _ Dowell of Dolton, i iy attended Violin dneu Miss Mary Brien Brown by Rev. Me- and J. u. Reed. ; Recitation, Florence Tyden. , Soh>{ with violin obligato), Mis* loos McIntyre. . Round Table Talk oooduoied by Mrs. Archie McCoy. . Paper, "Development of the Violin," Miss Daisy Johnson. Violin dues, MIm Brown apd Mr. Reed. RollcalL Violin solo, Mr. lUod. damage. The house of Scott Mchitosh Collin*. Dlatano*, 4 ft. J In. , Running high jump-lst. Powers'; Sd, , being split by tbo electric current. Kenfleld; 3d, Hughes. Distance, 4 ft. chair, received Shot put-lol, Collins; 3d, Kenfleld; . ,, One-half mile walk—1*. Ned. Brooks; J shall and Church streets, recently ( bought of A. E. Keuaston by Mias » ntin;< mb. . , Beldla fount, wm struck and the in­ dssh-Tlo for first between mates slightly shocked, but no serious Fred Brook* and Ixrais Striker; 3d, 1 Clayton Hinckley. Time 111-5 mc. 1Injury rwulted. One-half mile bioycle race—1st, Lahr; The Freeport and Middleville high winning by a small margin. There to the high school. ■ Pole vault Tie 'between Baker and > twarn Freeport, vnd Middleville. The Striker for firm; 3d, Walt. Distance, houie team won by a aoore of JI to 2. Gene GUtntnerlng 7. Freeport Is reported to bare put up the 8 fL 8 ta. be no uomal «ri>»ol fw year. Governor Bliss. High School.. noon aporos w*r* carried through nc.4 2 0 0 8 g •-! yaaerdsy a/tfTOM*, owdlng to eehedule Hteckle .bowed sirikwand Grepel, Hayes boeself |O 1* a good al) round man and I ,n4 VlBplre> hl* town, wb UAdarstand, expaeta him i—...... . ... • rbig Gilbert 8*nrid*rt is slrir with peri- cm the population of oootasi which they take will be ou stat. For particular* ot d era are referred | •very one of ih« HkAM.D may pai have wxusthlngj �days and less than a third have been or will bo noted lipis traffttibudly jus* M rc&f.fjsi.ys: Blacklists arid Boycott*. ____ AS TO CLOTHING. |MamHERE Is an epitaph in a Vermont charchHtffw] yard: 4'Zexpected this bat not so soon." I Such is the epitaph on clothing worn out the wash-tub. Underclothing may be fragile, yet h ought not to wear out ten weeks. But this isn't wear; it is decay. You buy 5 cents worth ci cheap soap and you lose the equivalent of 50 cents in the wash-tub. Ivory Soap will not harm the most delicate fabric. Is it wise not to use it? Oar neighbor*. being pushed as rapidly as possible. Aa-a mailer of'foc* blacklists and boycotts do harm both labor and oapltal, and those establishments are most profitable where employer and mrployotl are an tbo tr“" ‘-------- '■— terms. The two inter blades of the scissors, properly codplsd. 'rtil apt, oven though it be--------- ,— . sensible men in both ranks will always seek the peaceful, amfcaUIe Way'to the aettleanral of labor contentions. The argument of reason Is convincing; that of foroo convinces no man, but always embitters ami angers the weaker one,, whd.la crushed by H.-PbUadelpbU Public Ledger. allies continual to be menacing to the sovereignty and Integrity of the empire, nutwithstanding all the aasuranoes • which thev have given of a desire to preserve China's old position unimpair­ ed. No* only have the foreign troops been kept nearly a vear on Chineoe sou. but the spirit in which the indemnity flits boon fixed Is that of looters bent on seen vine an incalculable amount of spoil. It is evident that the amount doinandod will increase the lunger China postpones acceptance of the tu.-ms, and bring nsw ovldeucc from Hostings p.-o- there Is simply nothing for the Chinese pls nt tbs groat work Wag done by Dr. statesmen to du but crime to terms as A. W Chase's Nerve Pills. -Why they , expeditiously as possible, get the for­ afooiuplUh so much is easily explained eign soldiery out of tbs country, and leave the dark and uncertain future id —they are prepared with an eye single work out its own problems. There Is to restoring norvr force-they woeora- coruiderablo doubt whether some of the pllsh this object which no other med-- European governments will ayer with­ draw their troop* until their demands have been met to the last penny. What­ to—that's why hundreds of i.’asllng* ever method of pay meat is adopted, people offer their tostiaxiuy. whether bys* loan or by annual Instal­ Mr. Maypa rd of Hasting*, Mich., ments, China seems sure to remain in the grip of thejforelgnpi*. The possi­ soya: "I was suffering severely from bility that in thb end the power* will recompense themselves by slices of Chinese territory.If as great as ever. got a box st W. H. Goodyear's drug Rusaia's permanence io Manchurl* Is store and since taking the pills I fsel a a nlvs really admitted, and the other groat deal better and stronger sud I can strongly recommend the pills. '■ Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Fills are sold al Mrm H E. Dray of Middleville, who has been spending'the winter in the Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. Y. See that state of Washington, has d«dded to portrait and signature of Dr. A. W. Bake Walla Walla her permanent homo Chase, M. D., are on every package. and hak sent for her household effects, 1 The aeolor olaas ot the Charlotte high Your money is thrown away when J-** *7 sa wlu> kWwy pilb. Kings Kidney and Backache Pills have been used for years. Wa know that they are the best kidney medicine on the market. Try them and -r The wadding of C. M. Early and Miss get Iwunt relief. Prine 60c., five boxEmma Schulte of Nashville, o<vun at Kl.OO. Fred L. Heath the druggist, agent for Barry. Allegan and Calth* home of Mr. and Mrs. James Ofioy thlsevonlng. ' . Nashville baa Kill another new den­ tist In the person of Dr. J. F- Austin of tlou and repair of state highways, but Bl per cent at. tbfc total cost of new roajb la bortie by the counties in which the roads are located. Beginning with tks year Ii»0 ths cost of repaJrtup to per mile per yearla assessed upon They act directly Ofi the Uver. They cure constipation,biHou anew, sick headache, naasei, and dyspepsia. Take a laxative dose each night. For 60 years years they have been the Standard Family Pills. Four Ministers Proftsiioul Dircctroy. Swkhzey & Brown. ' ? ■ I i Jack Halley. recently released from pie county jail, Is again an In voluptary boanlcr at public expense. He plead guilty to the charge of being drunk and alrtraeriy and Justice I’oighucr of Nubvllle thought that the best thing for Dailey was a sojouru with Sheriff Cartright. John Scow, who was released Satur­ day from the County jail at Hastings Bnd stealing a loir of shoes, wassrrea■r.herc Monday night by Marshal Mpclmsu on Ito charge of being drunk Ml disorderly. He was taken before SSS.'tfStJKSBAEJaS n* »=4 I.-, tic gn,.t«t creator! 4I»'’"’I .I4 l11' *«* Cur” *n'1 P"’«au •wuOrn t fisr.axjWMarfS Reopening the Tariff Question. RsV. ]. A. Baldwin. Baptist minister. Arioaa. On*., writes: _ . ** Fes over tarsaiy years I wu s F<t«aff«rer from Itching and protruding 01a. I Bird many remedies xod naderwcni three very pelaful surgical operations, ill without obtaining any permsa*nt benefit. When about to glw w in despair 1 was told to ose ,Dr. Chase's Olateeat sad ------relief at oace. I cred three entirely aired. The itthiag High tariff republican* are beginning to fMluneav at the talk of President McKinley, ip his '‘swing around the circle." He has bean Mn»* Mb .hutch about reciprocity and the extension of our foreign trade bv mutual letting down of tariff bar*. It Is true that* wm bo noted that Jhtws figure* include painted guard rails at steep embank meats; also'culverts of vitrified or Iron pipe or of masonry where there la a largs volume of wafer. Tbo commls■loo say* that "Un-ro er* aeveral rt*sous why the average cost Of state ryresd thayM Evix'Efis&asSS their riotory. But the treaties have been kept stive by new sgream.nts be­ yond the designated time ud th* proaWent has made it clear that he wsnta HoWs Thia? Thos. Svixivan, fl Summer Crip for a name. be died is the selection for early con­ struction of "the most difficult sections oo long petitioned lines." Another rea­ son la the hgfslstlvo nine hour day tn bridges over permanent streams are provided at county expense, at hast In th* eastern pan at tbo .staw. while guard rails are not usually erected on G. R. Johnson, D. D. S. Gto. M. Reed, PLUMBER. Sta|, Om Omi lirtk lIHttllip UltlMlI Buk Id road building U>o object la to ob­ tain a roadway with a firm and tinyielding surface1 tax 1M can Hand Wm. H. STEBBINS fUNRRAL DIRROTOR.' RewM ap flairs, mat te asst <4 Ctufassus* ri“*«Wr»l‘* Vai*"/.. ItnMaaca. »f Casts *u n*fc‘ * ‘V. pnwpUf used tor n foundation should bo cover*4 wHh granite to secure best vssults. All rosds should be drained end i!>d This lias proved satisfactory ton rtwritj, Tex. One porii •trawtd end tbs oilier clayed. �WILL INTEREST MICHIGANDERS HASTINGS HERALD ' WHAT DO Y i OUR OFFER. iwrit, FvnrHEK notick 50c. Mr Six F—*------ *— Herald *11) re him to pAKldt YOUR ESTIMATE. counsel waa that having once voted to confirm the appointment the adnate had no authority* to recon,kier such vote. This, the opihfch says, t* the moat important quoeUOn in the.caae. daughter bad been angagad m nurse, but wa, Informed that the alleged heiress had slipped away on the 18th VALUABLE INFORMATION Prln; Io III Awardtd as Follows time ago, nod this la supposed to hare tips of embajiuera; providing that pp>- prompted the deed. . cenee against electric fnlerothaa 'niU-,' -’r Tba death of Dariiu R Cook, cdllot ways may be served on conductors ou|- < Of tlie Nile, Mirror, tnak'eeHon. Walter ss.t'samsffiCTsatii W. Woolnough, editor al the Dally Moon, the oldest editor ‘ In Mlchlgan- Pirns;bet*; placing (b^sUte ocu*M bf, ' oldeat In years and In coulltiooua ter I 1904 under control of the secretary of • wine. IU la 80 yeaxa old. » 1 stale; (noon** tax. T 'per. cent on In- ' - The April report of Bute Balt In­ spector Don well 1, a* follow,: Mania tee oonoty. 176,361 barrel,; Maeou. 83,­ 318; 84.-Clair, 48,146; Hagingw. I7.41J; Bay. 19,991; Wayne, M,706; loaoo, 1,181; Midland, 1,860; total. 179,178. ■ Obeying tba in,traction, ot the mayor, Marihal Rom, of Owoano, kept bi, eagle eye open oa the 86th with the result that he got ortdenee against seven dealer, for filing cigar, on Holi­ the houyu on the 84 th: Amend­ day contrary to ilia honor's order* ing the charter of Elagina* K> as reduce the number of ochool la•pecthra from It to II. beginning tn 1903; to prohibit fishing with net* in Mr. Gordon wa* k badly bruised that she Saginaw river and tla tributariw bl, physician* saw fit to hare him re­ moved to the city hospital where ho la likely to ba confined for a wyek. It I, uld that a scourge of curl teat throughout tba western Michigan ere and owner, of peach orchard, foi mile* around report that tho prolonged cold and wet weather la causing groat damage, and that unlea, n change I, experienced ,oon, the low twill run, high in every section. - In a imub-up on the Pore Mar­ quette at Sparta on the night of th* .1,672,109decrease 18.{0 percent 1.E-3J.54O '• £58 per osnt 1,G53.3M» Incrvase 7J» pur cent wore in a • peel al ear, were seriously injured All of the Inlured were from Grand Rapid* and had been to tiparia doing degree work. The car wm aidetracked am| *» engine running to meet « 1 tJerebs Ccrtifs. that tho Pre** Put^J^hlng Asso­ ciation ha* deposited $15,000 In the Central Savipgs BAbk, Detroit, Mich., for the Axprcas purpose of paying th* prfxe, In their content on the ann^rfned official rote Oftha lUU, of Ohio, Massachusetts and Iowa, and that thU fund can bo cief fqr no other purpose. cheerfully furnish thia Information gratia These persona barn received notice* that they are entitled to re­ funding. from tbn auditor'* office, but The senate passed thefollcwiog bills' an the 3id; Allowing county members of Wayne county Jury commissioners 10 cent, a mile mileage when attend­ ing meeting,; amending the road ami bridge law: authorising the trustees Of th, lonls asylum to participate In the Joint meeting. Of the asylum boards; appropriating Jt.OOO for b'onxc medals to be presented to the soldier* and dually fixed hl, signature to the garn­ ishee bill on theJ’yh. vfhleli will bring down upon him the wrath of a large portion of the labor element through- l>er, of Wayne county jury coinuiisalQn 10 cent* a mile for travel; providing • prclflc las of 1 per rent ou grow earn­ ings of sleeping car companic; ea{ab11,king union school district In Tittatu-rsue, township; authorising sale of delinquent tu lands le Bay City;' amending charter of Rauh 8U.' Marte; Detroli w*Ur board bill; same subject; publication of the lawaaod documenta The senate passed the following bill* on the rth: To amend Saglnavfi, charter; to smecd Hault Bte. Maria's charter; to give Detroit power to tlcenu branch laundries; to amend BAy City's charter; relative to aasMamesrta Tom), 1000 prizes, amounting u> 415,000.00 a tic. or that two or.more eadmatora a/o prixas will be divided equally between SUBSCRIPTION BLANK. President Centrs) Ravings Bank| Detroit, Mich. Dr. Farquhar McRae, a whilom doc­ tor, of Petoskey, who I, the proprietor al a fine barber shop, fled on hl* wheel on the 37tb to escape a warrant for al­ leged criminal assault that was being prepared on the cotnplafnt of A. Cohn, a merchant of that eity, whose l»-ye»rold daughter wm an alleged victim. McRae, who la 48 years old and mar­ ried. hu been known tor year* to be conducting a shady raadrt, but has heretofore escaped arreel. Ill, flight, and that of hl, porter, rare*!, a shockUg state of depravity among the youpg mon and women who have frequented hi* place. More flight* or arrests tn|y wa, 6B yoare-old. What euuwd him to take hl, Ufa will probably newer be known, but It i, likely that be became despondent or,r some, imaginary trou­ ble. He wpa la»t utu in Birmingham REMEMBER THAT THE FIRST PRIZE IS $5,000.00. HASTINGS HERALD, ■ ■ •<), * HASTINM, M IDER AGENTS WANTED | a wboal to ride for yonntH. 'OOft’SBI laiged ln any ot the asylum, aa indig- ~ anta; providing for the regulation Of foreign corporation,; amending laSf making railroad, tunnel and bridge companies subject u> damages for lire,; regulation, for foreign Tonline and $10 to $18 Il8£.$7fs$l2 W*$3 to $8 light of Mr* Cheeeh when, following a de­ cision of the supreme court sustaining the lower court In granting her a di­ vorce, Cboech shot bi* wife ftrtr time* In tha head, badly wounding her. 8be recovered from the wound and how enss foe <5,000 for injuriea sustained sad expensM Incurred. : tire to a colored company the *u4> military board will Inf able to make the necessary preparation* for a 1O ■ daya canin, which th!, year will bft the moat aickoeM las Michigan during I the week ending May 18. Cerebro­ spinal menlagitiu wa* reported present art 4 places. whooping cough Iv. lyphoW fewer 81,diphtheria 14. meaale* 40, eoarlat fewer CO, smallpox' 83, and oonsdmpUon ,tW. . keep, grinding away on bill, mote U> keep busy than anything elM. A lot Capt Barrows, ('apt. Reed and LlopL of work I* being done to slide through Boyer, the former U. S. ariuy officers numerous salary bill,, but the scheme* mutenccrl to fire years, three year, and do not seem to work out with much eno year respectively for participation In tho eomtulsoary fraud, reocntly expsMd at Manila, were lodged In Bill­ bid prirou on the 33d. ‘ Further cmee of smallpox hare been .diaeovMOd on board the V. R transport I, la eruption. The lava Is threaten­ ing the Rlitar coffee plantations and has endangered KedirL The, district I, In total darkness. A number of miner* were scalded by the explosion of a boiler at the Slope stood 11 to I.un tbo P1»U amendment mine, near Lisbon. A, on . the MdPrestde.it Capote being opposed to it Othera i-iu'elrvd lesser tejitrlea The and controlling the deciding vote. •ogina houw and a railroad trestle near by were demohithed. Aa explosion occurred at 4jm Uni­ versal rolilary at SenJhcuydd, Bag., in Che Rhondda walley oL (U S4th. About �with only one small profit for you to pay, at McCoy’s . It’s the best way to buy carpets for he will cut than without J* waste and at bottom prices. ■ LINOLEUMS, At McCOY'S WINDOW SHADES HASTINGS HERALD The supreme court of the United States baa rendered Just such s decision in th* Porto Rican cases aa ibo present administration ouuld wish. That august duties on imparts from toe Island. Con­ gress has power, acroedlug to the ma­ jority of tbo court, u> levy such duties upon Imports from territories as It pleases. • ruin and cur boosted lust HutIon. on the verge of falling but forty year* ago. Bai such wa* ibe fact, a* lha oM silltics oan attest. And such an occasion as Decoration day bring* tbte fact vividly to mind, recalling by Ito cereraoclas* tael which might otharwteeb* forgotten In the busy rush of twentieth century life, tod a duty which the lapse of years might otharwb* have oiiKUredThai fast to ihM w* sill! hav* with us s mighty army ot v*t*rtos In bln*, and that duty I* that w* must continue to do ever Increasing honor to their thinning ranks. One of the most aignltatot eeents in ।have to pay more tor their steel in or­ ,der io permit the trust to sell abroad cheaply enough to control the market. ■Thiele vexyalmfoeU* trust, ofamres, i , । ( ( potato may be turned to g<x4'acsount I when you get mud stalos qa Jew black dress. Th* mud should lw left to dry before any attempt to *to remove It Bru*h It off a* thoroughly aa you cut after has dried and then If any .....wiirfiC ■*w te down ■a*ttee*W Leather. TurpenUno is recommsftded by a wo­ man who has tried It as a satisfactory cleaner for embossed' UotlMr. It should be applied with a soft doth. This removes tb* stein, but slightly stiffen* the leather, which must be made pliable agiln by rubbing briskly with erode oil. Use a very Utfl* oil and go over th* plyco with e clean cloth upon which there la no oil. aa car* must mom. and a little salt l!»rly for aboutjfrfM to bow. Open th* box of urdlnsa a off the oil Into a eksc frying needed, add a little Lucca Ml the oil Is quite bet. Uy in lb* and fry tbem.^22. „ _ ready Some neat narrow ptocee ot The bothar I* that the laboring men and maintenance of Decoration day. Il shows that el least one republic, and of the country have at last been oonv 1ne­ the greatest one of all, is not ungrate­ ed by tha republlcto speeches—not by "■ ' —that Ktnebody Ik prefcr. Lay one or more sardine* oo ful The American people have not irily. So they hav* each. Bprlnule over *om* pepper and forgotten their soldier dead. Today all a Uttto finely chopped panky and over this land the grave* of th* old sol­ tender set it In tbo a*rn to dry Jor ten dier* will be covered with beautiful minute*. After that cut It up end THE latest coraes frtxn adlstinguished sprinkle with sojt, pepper snd a Ilttte flower*, placed there by the loving hand* of -their surviving comrade* or republican who asserts that “Thu Cu­ dry' iuurtsrd. Now add for, each pint ban desire for Independence la a geuu- s teaspoonful each of oil and vinegar, dropping them in alternately. Htir the Nor win this simple ceremony lose In spinach well, so tint th* seasoning significance by the fact that a new war may roach every part, and serrs on ha* added new grave* to be decorated and raised up a new army of citizen soldiery to perform thj> labdr ot love. The Inconsistent, nos to say absurd, position tn which the country has been placed by the administration's colonial policy to made apparent ottall sides. A* an Instance the attempt of the adminis­ tration to buy the Danish West I nd It* may be cl ted, We do not want these Insignificant Islands. They are occupied largely by urgrora and their industries are ata very low abb. Ye* ills proposed to pay lienmark H.000,000 for them. The only advantage to the United States In the possession of these islands would be political end strategic. They form port of the Insular gird)* that guards the entrance to tbu Caribbean . WWW twmmaa csi era-» A Mv*iy shads of deep fellow dt)<*r In silk or velvet I* used to make vests, full fronts, stoeve puffs, eft. foe deep gulden brown waists or ecstuaM*. *»• pedally when brown velvet 1* used for trimming Caeiuge. other tsshiMtaito combinations sr* els! Liu* with black. building ships on hand—more than It can handle for years. Yet the subsidy bill did not pass. CiIaRusston resents any suggestion that Its fair will not bo ready to open by December 1, the date set for the commencement. If II is, CharloRpn The republican idea of reciprocity, 'as exemplified by the action of the senate, Is that tbs foreign powers should give jour going abroad to spend that ten millions. There are plenty of deserv­ allbough they are ot no value to us, in­ ing poor at borne, whoso only modesty forbids our naming. trinsically, it it proposed to spend a few millions in getting a title to them so as WashdwKjn’H murder mystery baa to keep them out of the hand* of Ger­ been solved by a confession which no­ many who wants them for a coaling body can disprove. Henoo the murder­ the possession of the United States it ess secms likely to go unwhlpped of the ceased to be foreign country and there­ But why noc assert the Monroe Doc­ fore the general tariff Uw did not ap­ trine, and thus pul a stop to any old ply. “Wa are thareforeof ths opinion.'* world designs upon territory belonging concludes the opinion, “that at the time to this continent! Why not Invoke tb* aid of a principle which has heretofqye not a foreign country within the mean­ kept European hands Off the new world? ing of the tarif! laws, but a territory at This would be cheaper and 1 cm trouble­ the United Slates, that the du Uss were some to manage after we get theta? illegally exacted and that the plaintiffs The reason why the McKinley aduiin- would in time bo either Russian or re­ tetradoo cqnttol apply the Monroe Doo- publican. Of course, J. Pierpont Mor­ . ThU opinion would eepm to bo so emi­ trine in tb* present case I* because it gan was um known in those day*. nently serudbls that sseryune ?ould ac­ has practically nullIBed tbo principle cept it without guostlon. Three of the on which the doctrine te based. By jntlicea however, dissented. But In seising and boldtag territory in the old world, we havo.robbed <mr useful doc­ ‘court, by a bare majority, Chief Justice trine,that Europe roust k eep h*r hands Fuller and three of hU associates die- off th* new world, at It* moral loro*. aeniing, would »eeu> to lay down an In­ Hence, as the administration cannot novating principle, that Is designed es­ in votes the Monroe Doctnne to prevent pecially io open the way to a colonial the Danish islands from falling Inin If you bars bacon or fish. have a sep­ ajstciu of government for our new [xws- Germany’s hinds, it must bay them. arate plate for your broad cr toast sad butter. but not when only baring boiled Iggs. which require very careful eating, by tbo bye, as nothing looks so nasty revenue clause of the Porto Iticto law, IS yolk of egg spilled all over the plats generally known aa the Foraker Act, and egg cup. requiring the payment of fifteen per Do not alp your If* or co Bro with a cent of the duties imposed upon imports from foreign countries, is uaconstltu- stirred th* pride of some of tb* English Uonsl, Ln that it Ignores tbs provision papers to resentful comment. Tb* Re­ for uniform duties, Impels and excises view at the Week, published in London, throughout the United State*. The calls Mr. Carnegie's gift an “invasion breed, but l.-ure that piece of crust on opinion, written by Justice Brown, sums of lb* altplgbty dollar.'’ It soya: yoar plate. Do not eat It afterward, up tba argument as follows: “Many of Ute oldest aud best families as so many people do. >rWe are of the opinion that the is­ in Scotland send their son* to Hoottteh Do not bo* datety and fringe your universities, where they pay lite fees, ’ land of Porto Rko is a territory appur­ plat* with bit* of meat. Eat what you like the son* of their humblest n*lgbtenant and belosigiug to the United bds*, neither more nor Im*. I* it to be can and put aoy akin or bone on th* .v.. >L1. _jn------■ , SIMM, but not a part uf th* United edge of .your plate in one little heap, which more ilown from the edge when you bavu finished. . sunttltutlon; that tb* Foraker act te Do not crumple up your table napkin. ooaMhui local so far a* Il impose* d title* If you are.only a guest for the day, do upon Import* from »ueh island aud that not fold It up. but If yen are staying on tbs plaintiff cannot recover back th* duites exacted in this esse." you are staying In a big iioute where • The fo)i import of this decision is very everything is done "cu grand prince.” great and mark* ■ radical departure do not fold it Up. Jut place ft on the table whsn yow leave, a* tn rich eatabflag ukmUs the same fur all tueu who with the object of Inculcating Tammany llsbroreta there are cte*n table napkins allegiance to tho governmem for principles in the mind of the rising every day. generation of cockneys. After eating it ta well before you Wikh It stands. So Ion gas Porto Rloo, Looking pt the matter from this En­ drink to wlp* your lips, otherwise you HU Fbiilpptn**. Hawaii aud Alaska are glish paper's standpoint, wa nan hardly leave a smeary mark on the glass. tsrr.teriro instead ot states, eocgnm* Do not gulp liquid* and bolt food. blame it for objecting to receiving ths «M make such discrimination In taring Do not meatiest* or swallow audibly. munificent gift of the American multitheir luhablunte a* It plyasoa. . Do not pile your piste with food or gntap your knife, fork.or spoon aa If it age there Is growing need of oombatchtg the Idee which prevail* so Unrely that money ran bey and oonuxtl every; former the right of th* collector of the port of New York to collect duties upon good* Imparted from Porto Rico, after the treaty of Parte went lnu> effect but before the passage of the Foraker act wm queeiicoed, and the court decided JEWELRY, RICH CUT GLASS -no FINE CHINA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. Dtfectlw Cyesigbt. ...... An Up-lf>-Date Stock and Reasonable Prices. Corrected by Properly Fitted Lenses. Cools isass ■ AT THE WEST END HARDWARE. TMny-ris eventful yean have passed vw this nation daoe the last haul* of «•» greet r.itil war wa* hwght and lh« BaXafeilMs sad the Mr*, (Hanford* can wastrel great intuitu lions al It*rr.lt. g by pWlug then, under great pvtshUry .UiifgAlions, ib* magnifowui wore which a! jsihile affairn. I ihnsa liistilu^ti&s are dolug will b* fur- Osborn and Syracuse Spring-Tooth Harrows and Cultivators. AJso Spike-Tooth Harrows. Gale Cultivators and Steel Land Rollers. OFFQSJTfi COUR �June 5th m £ ’HE TIME forgaoxe underwear is coming. Have you prer pared lor it ? Then we would adviae you to look to thi« store to aupoArour needs. We have all desirable styles and qualities, andpricca that please economical buyers. quote some of them below: Ladies’ Fine Jersey Ribbed Vest, with sleeves. Pants to match... •••-... Ladies’ Gauze Vest, with sleeves...... Ladies' Shaped Gauze Vest; pants to match....... ...X. Ladies' Gauze Vest, with shield.... . 20c * Paris Green. London Purple. Blue Vitrol. . . • All kinds of chemicals U> kiil Hastings National Bank* HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. all kinds of Insects. FRED L. HEATH, THB DRUGGIST. HASTINGS HERALD Rev. VanAukeo will preach on Chris­ tian Science at the Presbyterian cbnrch next Sunday night. t Antiseptic tooth pick* for everybody and Irtv* soap for machinist* and me­ chanics are two thing* we wan. jai to Wm. A. Miller of Yankee Springs, waa arrested Saturday night, charged with stealing a pair of pants, belonging to Ire IL Young of Woodland. Illi al­ leged that Miller took them from the show epee In Herrick’s saloon, where Young bad laid them tor a few momenu. The package waa found in the ' buggy in which Miller wa* intending to ride home. Hl* examination which wa* set for Tuesday, before Jurtice Walker, ha* been postponed until Fri- Deal ut Ptnowl. Delo* Hopkins, an old soldier living north of tb* city, was th* victim Satur­ day at a serious ease of nervous pros­ tration from which no editor In the country ooujd poeeibly have rewversd. Hi* case has been developing ovjr slnoe I8s3 and came to It* full head whan he received a check Saturday from his Ubclo Samuel for th* neat lit­ tle iim of (3085, with an jinnulty of (144 beeirlc*. Although through some Rapids, Monday­ ..x... - ml«u nd Cretan ding Mr. Hopklu* has Mark Warren nf Charlotte was In stopped off hero last Thursday night, i been kept from bi* pension all the** the city over Sunday. on hU w.y home from the Congrega-' J~r*, perhape there will be evtupeusaJ*neN. Morrison ot Morgan Um been tloqa! convention at Charlotte, to visit! Gera in receiving this goodly etnouul io granted a pension ot (0. a tump, and in feeling that If h* bad had his unde, Dr. M. C- Woodmansee. . .Dr. and Mrs. O. R. Johnson spent George Thompson, a hobo, residence, it In the usual vyaj 1‘ might have been Sunday In Grand Rapid*. nowhere ar anywhere, was arrested by all spent by this time. 1 A eemsnt walk is being laid in front Marshal Gebhardt Saturday fo* being disorderly. Justice Walker fined him efficient chief engineer for the Harting* • Bev. H. H. VanAuken has been (10 or ten days In Jail and he took the Electric Idght and Power Company, far th* part tan yean, waa tn Kalamasoo, spending the week at’Dlraondalo. Miss Ines McIntyre entertains al Sam DamMh of thia oily, who signed Tuesday. and while there contracted "flinch" this and tomorrow evenings. with the Dayton ball team, pitched his with the Superior Paper Co. to Ull a similar position with them. Th* com­ . ■' Mousy to kmn on personal security— first game with them Monday, at Daypany are erecting on* ot the largest Fred W. Walker, over National Bank. Um, and won It. Indianapolis wa* lb* plant* in thp country, requiring 000 opposing train and the score wm 6 to 4 Jacob F. Brandstetter, an old and horse power to run the same, and the well known res]flent of Middleville, la favor of Dayton. HkkaLD congratulate* them in secur­ Ex-8heritf Ritchie's dog apparently ing the service* at Mr. Calkin*and *l*o died list Frida/. doeen't relish th* Idea of giving up Mr. Calkin* In being fortunate tn get­ official life, aa he ca^ue back to hl* old turned from a builneee trip to Kentucky ting the position. We are confident quarter* M the Jail the other day with that averyon* concerned will be satis­ Burnley morning. the evident Intention ot becoming an fied. Mr. Calkin* has resigned hit Dr-G.W. Lowry went to Vermontvdlq Monday morning to parform * official dog once more. position hero and expecte to enter on hi* new duties (n about six wack*. byterfaa church last Sunday morning Children's day exercise* will-toe held were largely attended. The pastor, the Phn-American Exposition are call sd al the U. B. church next Sunday fore­ Rev. H. H. VanAuken, preached ah upon to pay an admittance fee to each noon at 10:30 o'clock. able sermon from th* text, "Endure of the exhibit building* after paying to ■ A representative ot the state u»L hard nee* a* * goqd soldier." PM* through th* gates, appear* to have vevalty will visit cur schools next week, If the waalhcr is propitious Saturday, gained some circulation' ty certain probably ou Tuesday. field day will be a bigooc**ltjn for Barry quarter*. It U entirely unfounded. Mr*. Ed. Schumann and son.Cbarile, county athletics. Everything points to Th* fact la that th* vUltoc aftei^eylng of Grand Rapid* are visiting relative* tii* gate f*a ha* the privilege of going la this city and vicinity. through all of the doxens of cxhiblk Mr. and Mrs. Arthhr Brown left for building* ab*oiut*ly free of expense. Buffalo Monday night, to attend the The prices of add la*Im are: Foradulfs, Pan-7-merlean exposition. £0c.; for persons under fourteen year* P. D. Busby wont to Battle Creek ebfakeus. At least, so h* says, and of age, t5c. .TheexporiUou proper doe* Monday, to spend tho summer with bls John Is a good, honest democrat. It 1* not Include the Midway, which is a coldaughter, Mrs.' John Piper. probable that his bens believe In ex­ Iaction of amusement enterprise* coo; The Walouleda Club will bold it* pansion. That 1* the ottly way In which dueled by private oompenln*. To thsae attractions small admittance fee* rang­ next meeting ou Friday, June 1, at the w* can account for th* phenomenon. home at Mra. Archie MoCoy. .Thursday. Jupe 6U>, the fadloTcou- ing from Iflc. to 23c. arc charged.' Tbs Dayton Journal at T»**day Leon Barnum, formerly of the Hxb- DM^cd with th* United ^.Brethren au> force, is bow a motormau oq the church of this city will serv* an old morning giv*a an intereatlng account time dinner at the home of Mr*. A. H. of the Dayton-Indianapolis ball gam* tn £lrd St. railway, N*« York city. Dr. W. H. Snyder wa* called to Lake Ickc*; a curdial invitation'to all. Price jfrblch Damoth pitched the first tight Odmss Monday morning on account of *«* •U»«> U» *U are inning* and practically won. the gam*. lb* lUnces al his brother, Dr. C. 5. a"“’ - --- -------------- — Dsmcth did not txptet to pitch mor* than six or seven lunlags, m he Is not Rev. L J. Tripp. Snyder. . At a spwtiai meeting of th* vestry of yet down to condition. H* held out for Mr. and Mr*. Frank tiuyd.r and eight Inning*, however, when h* ba­ daughter, Mr*. Bert titlll, went to Bal­ Emmanual-churvh Monday morning M. gauto weaken and Manager Armour ti*Creek, Saturday, fo ettend th* in- W. Riker ma* sleeted senior warden to 111 tb* vacancy caused by tba death of Journal says: “Whau Daowth wa* Hon. Henry A. Goodyear, J.B. Good­ year wa* cltcted Junior *srd«n lu place witiidrewn In the eighth inning yerterOhlo trip lart Saturday. While in ot Mr. Rldsr and Dr. H. B. Gammon day, some of those who take pride In Cfaeeiacd h/ met many of his old cleri­ calling themsel*** the “faithful’’start cal friend* at a church oonvcntlon. I WM ehoMU m vestryman. ed a howl of derision. • • • As Lrttvr* arldr*e**4 to lb* following Miss Garris Yut* of thia city, who jx-raon* remain unclaimed In thia offfte thing* turned out,' the jeere and erics graduates thl* year frvta the normal end will be wnt to th* deed letter office Milage at Ypsilanti, ha* accept'd a grand stand when CoggsweJI vat put If not called fur by Jun* Wjh: W. A'. position In ths Dexter eebouls fo* ucxl Warner, Ftigat- I„ Laubm?, Wm. H. into the box, displacing Demoth, were everyone a boomerang. • • • The. EllPAl, Joseph A. Co*. Frank Jones. 3, th* Harting* high sotrnol' Mr* Grace timith, MryOrt. Hall. IX*ttl* VeA.4 lUl. wMk w* a&idmtially omitted the Complaint a as mado Ixdoru Judge > of John Pow*re who i> In the Mill* Monday by B. S. Holly, at Wood­ to win. Damoth wa* clearly weaken­ land, against John R. Valentine, at ing, under the pressure al two double* Gun vlltaga, tot ill-treating his ciiil. and a single. Coggswell had been dren, Peed and John. Valentine Is a kept warmed up far jost thia emeryWidower and I* ail^qd to be xu haHtu •nry. He want into th* box and eerily si drunkard. The owe will be brought retired the next two men. aud in the (trier* th* Jadg* awl th* interests of last laning retired three In succession. lb* children prapnriy {cotal after. When «rigg»w*ll went la be was hooted St, aud Manager Armour was also merit: A target for abuse. I’esvAh. as hr re- We Ladies' Ribbed Corset Vest, all colors 50c Ladies' Gauze Vests, 10, 15, 18c Ladies' Gauze Combination Suits j*.* tj- extra value L. E. STAUFFER. A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A A^A j^A 4^4 i^A A^A A^A A^A House to rent—Inquire ot Wm. B. Co.*s. Don't fprget the dales- They! Bweesey. come on Friday Saturday and Monday. John Lichty was In ‘ A copy ot the resofutlonsoo thedrath of the Hon. Henry A. Goodyear passed O. B. Llcbty WM in by th* legislature, handsomely enover Sunday. gnawed on parchment, has been sent to Mr*. Frank Thoma* No one knows what a spring day will tying forth in the shape of weather, so never go unprepared for any sort -«s@^ln Our West Wlndow^^. you wjll find rain sticks suitable to carry at any time or any place, durable cotton and silk covers and handsome natural wood handles. * Cotton Gloria Cover, steel rod, 50c. Cotton Gloria Cover, steel rod, 75c. English Gloria Cover, steel rod, $1.00 Mercerized Gloria Cover, steel rod, $1.50 Silk Gloria Cover, steel rod, $2JOO . Silk Halvecia Cover, steel rod, $2.50 We study the interest of our customers, believing it is tfie surest way to advance our own. Parcels Delivered. Phone. 80. E. Y. HOGLE A CAR LOAD OF C> ILT1 V\T()l'fS The Pivotal Dandy, combined riding and walk­ ing, can be equipped with 15 different styles of gangs. The Com.Dodger, a first-class, up-to-date riding cultivator. . • The Dutch Unde, quick acting i ance frame, extra yielding spring gangs. WALKING CULTIVATORS. Farmers, don't buy until you have seen this, splendid line of cultivators. �f that of the civilian, for tbe mill- h te looked upon latbo aama as tbd otvSian. aaeaMinr tt> tfo« ot many people aa Iho 1 July or Cbrtstnraa, Tba Intel observance grows no teas a* •» marehteg «• all etes tbe fact that.tba. ties i biOd®»!**^A*£ tbtesoutb tan Aether aa one country are-steadily gtjbwlng stronger nod stronger. Ten years ago to see . a man wearing the Confederate gray marching In tbo Me­ morial day procession would have been considered aimcat.sacrilege. Today 11 The Tents of The Silent •Then, after the exercise, sln^tn by tbe Presbyterian an Baptist choirs an prayln by tbo" minister* an yellln by Lawyer Grftwold. thru'Ute b.uul'ii play real solemn music, an cvcrybody'U prime object of tflo Grand Army of the Republic, but It waa uno of ^ta flrst re•ull*. Tbe favoy with which tbo prac­ tice wa* received In all parti of tha. country gained fur tbo orgnnlxatlcm tbe indorsement ot many people Who would have been indifferent to It-It ite object bad iK-eri duly social or • fraternal. Grand Army hiatorians aay that Dr< Benjamin I’rnnklln Rtephabson, who served In ibc army ns surgeon of the Fourtcemh lliinote roluutcur regiment. liixltig the troth which the years bare separated from the bitterness of defeat and the egotism of victory. Join bands organisation in which the friendship^ formed amid tbo perils and privations of duty In tbe field might be preserved women aud child mi who had been de­ prived of their husbands' aud fathers, tbe building of homes for homeless val­ MORGAN, THE RAIDER. organisation. cementing in friendship those who became Its members, car­ ing tor those who were belpleas and The burying ground or the bin Was west of the village. A wooded height rose abruptly from tbo town, and on its summit was the neglected grave­ yard. It was a lortly spot. Grand old pine* and maples swayed above tbe few lonely graves. Tbo mountain lau­ rel and sweet brier perfumed the tunin. A winding path, thickly or^Thung with outstretching boughs, led tap the bill and around Its brow, from iwiilcb an extensive view of the galley Mow was obtainable It was a spot for tbo poet and dreamer, not for the typical village materialist, , ■Tlio burylu ground on the bill” was an eyesore,to tbo hamlet of BrokenStraw. Tbo Inbabltente had long de­ sired to obtain possession of it that they might hew down tbe mighty tbo widow took herself away to tall tba story |t bar next visit. •, f ' Mias Hetty sat as one tn a dream. The panorama of bar simple Ufa un­ vate, marching away to that tune. How young aud rely again: abe i acai led > straight and proud and handsome bo handsome, happy go lucky face she ited badlookpd tba' day! > lorad tui,ay years stro-tbcfacc of the . *>"shy caught nil g handful of splen­ ne’er def well of the village; aba heard did scarlet geranium's.and laid them again bln roles aa l>» said goodby to over tee duf bf-hw jglrUah .tov* tba her; "When I come back, 1’11 try to pc' band tn the valley was softly playing: different I’ll make a man ot mjteelf, and tbew-Hettyr Bho remembered bow she bad an­ swered that question. Again tbe toneThe speeches must be arer. tbo ly little old maid felt strong arm* Infold ber aud ths pnwaure of young lip* thought They tnnrt now be decorat­ on ber'cheek. But be never cams back ing the graves la tpe valley. And she to etelm bar. and he lay-bow alone, for­ gotten by hl* former neighbors aud frk-nda— by all. save by one faithful. to ba stniullrty- reeled and happy. Twilight deepened Into night. Mias What waa that tbo band was playing Hetty rose and. lighting bcr lamp. sat now) Up through the dim alsla ot .down to read, as was ber dvralng ett* tba forest. among tbo soledin plneta and -tom. . Tonight she picked up a volume ftcmlocka .that art med to bend their of old verse. It was one William Bond, private, bad given ber when they went to school together. Tbs first poem lonely watcher had long lovod-’-Dothat caught bcr attootlou was: parted Days" She caught tier breath and listened eagerly. Departed days. sweet, depart- A famous battlefield prayer Is that of Bir Jacob Astley. offered up before tile battle of EdgehiU. 'Thou knownst. "The general's heart was touched. O Lord. that I shall be very busy this Biding up to the little Dutchman, he day. aud If I forget thee forget Dot placed bls hand ob hist bead and sold: thou me." Here Is a model suppllca• 'Why, God bices you. my man. I would not harm A hair of your head for my life. You were all so scared age* of tittle, testify to tbo present or to the coming generation# that we bare forgotten a* a people the coot of tba free and undivided republic. If other eyre grew dull and other bands slack Her bead suddenly fell forward the grave. Her slender arms setur to embrace It. Her gray balr ruing with the lilacs and myrtle. The fc, "Their silent tenter Tbe words rang old soul bad swung aside the curtain to Mtea Hetty’s cars. Sbo pictured the tents of tbe Uvtng-a vast forest ot snowy canvas, the white tents of an ar­ my. from tbo comers of Ur fancy came suddenly the crash ot splendid sppelntrel malts and springtime; let us raise shove tbeui tbo dear old dag they saved from dishonor p l<t us renew our pledgee to aid and as-:’ slat thbeo whom they have left among, us. a sacred charge upon a nation’s' gratitude, tbe soldier’s and aaltor’s wld-, neighing of horses, tbe jingle ot accotttertMiits. and then a bugle call cut tbe silence of the lonely little room. The aresw suddenly changed to the tsuta ot tbe aHent-thow tow. green tents whow curtain. #* tl» poet he* said, tuinir outward swings. And one | PIO; nt those who died from wounds 'n action, officers 2.223. men 40.786: of disease, officers 2.705. men 231,761: of acefalvtttal dratbsi except drowning, offleers 143. mm W»72; drowned. effleera | HM, ureu 4.836: murdered, t.fiWri 87. I mvu 183; killed after capture. offleere i u, men 808: oitutjilKtd safcide. oflkm | 2«. int-p »*J; fgecuttd by United Btatss rthoeitles. men SB7: executed oArVt* 4. mm 00; died from S. men 3»: oteer partaro from tbe custom, the national ,IW terns is Man twcampmeM. whlc^ trM held two year* ™ taur *■ Washington, adopted tbo fob tovwTtX*»>>■* became ;»rt of tbe rules «iu. d™ ytertM and regulations of the organisation: �rata of forty mite* an hour collided DECIDED. near Orovubush In tbs afternoon with tsrrttc fore*. Five person* were kilted, and mor* than a score injured, st l*a*t two fatally and others seriously. The paSMtigers on th* care, which run on th* Albany and Hudson railway, ware pleasure **ek*rs bound far-various re­ aorta and many of them were of rich and fashionable families. Washington. lUr M.—Th* opinion. Th* dead are; Frank Smith, motor­ at tba majority members of Uta 8u- man; William Nicholas, motorman; preme Court In th* Porto Rico Import Maud Kellogg of Round Lak*; Annte doty case* a* handed down decide* tbe Rooney of Btuyvesant Falla; David Mafdllowlng point*: hon*y. mal* on ths Dsan Richmond. 1 Th* constitution follow* th* flag. Fatally injured: Georg* C. Barry of PORTO Fur 'blood gleam RICO CASE of Albany, injured Internally. Barton** ly Injured: William F. Barry ot Troy. cut* oq bead; Mary Harry of Troy. lag broken; G*org* P. Bittner of Moorvtlie. cut and brnlssd; Isaac Hlxurelt ot Al­ bany. les broken; Da Witt C. Pelt* ot Albany, badly bruited; Chart** Pelt* of Albany, painfully bruised; Howard J. hl* to antagonise ths proportion, provided it Is fully developed bo ss to secure th* *af*ty of<the loan while aasoring iha'iutsgrity ot China. it is suggested that these objoe'a caa be best secured by causing China to de­ liver to each nation bonds bearing 4 per eent Interest to th* faro value of the nation's Indemnity claim. The nation bolding the bonds could dis­ pose of them at its pleasure, It onuld affix It* own'guarantee and aall th* bond* In th* open market. England, too. Is opposed io a Joint guarantee of new terI toe7 into th* United Btetau ■ T. Part* treaty did not toaxporaU lbs n»w Islands Into th* United State*. L Ths constitution applies - to aU What is CASTORIA CBNUIHK CASTORIA always sword sod charged ah .Ameflcan sol­ dier who' brought hl* bayoust to "charge," whereupon tbe officer d<r aisled HubaequanUjr. » Germafl' sol- CHICAGO ARD SAN FRANCISCO GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE In Use For Over 30 Years. himself I* received in Imperial au dlenoc. The French KaV* Withdraw from tbe Shansi eapedltlon. and the English haw refused to take any part HAMHIuaealt. LABOR TROUBLES t»( smallpox among the Indian troop* now )o camp at Tooku. where th* American* wee* to proceed to board their transport* Gen. Chaff** I* now awaiting developments. In the event of being held by quarantine he will prob­ ably move up the Pel river for two case Map, SiIimbi ul Upir tevij. of the Chinese indemnity to WOO,ooa,000, though Orest Britain recognises tb* advisability of some reduction. A dispatch received at th* war d*V™. . )L*... r-*.w u ->* T.L., ,i,,r v, svjrw snsuse >— ———......... ......—--------ra* settled by arbltretlon Saturday iRsystbsllb. transports bunnrr sod ml. V?v.n. n.te « H. ‘nor “1Ud «■ “>« Yrih and that all nth hugvue Da'a as tote arbiter H- o, ,h, lrw> u , rhl Wtatar Ttitltl Tlcksts F71GFid6i al wsrxt.swtanr.B ssnj ate. > ae»vj*sp*T • *■> rtnaULM la I taal saU |«uilww <tv. u> tSe *srtewrnud la s*M eeuu. <* lha paoSsscy newspaper representatives from all public sad seml-pnblio function* where the emperor Intend* to speak tiervia is on Ih* verge at a revolu­ tion. Tb* Obreoovitch dynasty, al­ ways hated. Is certain tq be overthrown now because of whsi Is regarded aa .a swindle In which both tbe king and • cu ' iUd>* ft J'/ CjOLF Pere Marquette If you want your lineu* washed, -that at Ute tint* theM dull** were lev­ CLEAN, patronise the American ied Porto Rloo was not a Icrelga Luandry. Collar*, cuff* and shirts country within ths meaalBg of th* tardoor up in the latest style*. Price* thff lowest. E. E. Faamcu, Pjop. Portsmouth. O. May M -Nosh Johneon. a local bicyclist. while scorchlag over th* routs of a coming rare. pan Into E. I* Barrow* on th* street* of Bclotovllle Batorday night aud Inflicted fatal Irjuries Johnson was arrested ., I i , , . , , ' Denver, Ck»Mi»y M.-Prlnro* Albert and Jacques d* Broglie of Pari*. Franca. arrived here from Gslvutoa. Texas. on * pleasure tour through th* United Statu*. They* go from here to Balt Lak* City and th* Yellowstone park, and throe* rest to Chicago and Hurts!:) • ■ ; ' PATENTS Rod Cross Tansy Woman �Viola Hagsrmaa wa* Initiated Into the mytierise of Lady MaccabeeUm last Out pttblte school, have closed aooNberfuccamful terra of .chuoL DuKSSSSTiSSSfiS •cnool* of 1 hU township aod a gala day it proved to be. There were sport* of all kind* which were closely contested and only won by narrow marglua. The ball MB* was an exciting One and was won by the high Kbool tesm. The WoedUud High School Alumni Aseoclslloo will bold their annual ban­ quet at the K. of P.ball Friday evening Mr* LIbble Clark vlsltod bcr sister. Mrs. Warner. Tuesday- ...-T .-r. The K. O. T. M. Is growing hare (a this place, ao matter what wa* proph•sled by those averse to the starting of an order here, and Mying It would soon die out aud not be heard of. Lastwoek we look tn four new member* and have two more waiting for their turn to be Instructed Into the mysteries of ths or­ der. May the good work eoatioua. leeld^aopmb and family have tn mana Durkee spent Bunday ion tbe roast of Itatte Ellison, rtha Haise is the owner ot a n of the Township Sunday Bcbool A*w> elation wa* held at tbe Kilpatrick -church last Friday A large delegation and a good time wa* had in *plto of the inclemency ths weather. Next Sunday the last *ermoo will be delivered In the M. E. church In lea . present condition. Work will oomutenooon the tollowiogday to tear down and prepare for th* aew edifice, which will be * magnlflccnt one In oempariaon ton, Tuesday. . Artbar Cad w al Lader went to Gatesburg.dupday, after hl* wife and son Harold, who have been spending a few weeks with relatives there. Fred Kelley went to Union City, 8uo- Sheep and laobaf higher; prime iamb* U.H 0 85.25: mixed 8B.16 (if All foembra pt tha Fartuers sad H.T8; calls, 82.50 @8100. Grower* Union will«plea»o st-thl Hogs are the leading feature In thia want letter* w JF. E. Edwards, : market: trade 1* active at the following O'Donnell, Mich. price*: ' ' .«■ Prime medium.. 85.75 @ York­ ers, 85.70 (if 85.7fi; pig*,Id.00(4 86.75; ronghs, 84.73 @ 85.26; stag*, A off, crip­ _ Mr*. Anna ,A. Dorsey, aged 35 years ples 81 per, cwt. off. died at her horns In I,the fourth ward Thursday, ot tuberculosis. Ths tansral CITY MARKETS. was held at ths house Saturday. Rev. Wheal.................................................. H. H. VanAuken officiating. For sals—Two horoaa, 8 yean oM, weigh: ),a» lbs. each.—R. M. Batea. I wish to notify the tarmare of Bwry county that I will hsadquartere W. cream scparauni the coming ssaaM 1a ‘ Hasting*.—T. 6. DnMoU. ‘ ud w Jw.-B.’SMI-nl in Heating* which he deslresto ex change for a tarn. . Goal, young bores for sals.—T._aj-‘ given tn thb village wsa rendered.by our cornet band, Saturday evening. Their music was ot the latest and ■uperb in every w«y. They worn assist­ Tbe mill will finish O« Wtn. Harper's ed by four of Hastings city band. this wMk. The gradcuing and junior exercises The ralu prevented many frotn attend­ Of our school will be held at the h. E. ing the dance at Henry Long1*, Wed­ church on Thursday evening of ibis nesday evening. week. A good program Is prepared Mr*. F. J. Merrill and daughter Mis* Clara uf Banfield visited lha former's ■ister, Mrs. Dill Benjamin, and family last Wsdaesday. Mr* Wesley Moorhead expects to un­ dergo a surgical operation on Wednes­ day Her many friends hope for tbe best. Nellie Crouch of Grana Rapids spent Saturday and Bunday with her mother Thursday erenihg, Mqy tZrd. about live o'clock, a storm camoupand ttcummencod to ball, at first smaller than a pea. I Deceasing to the *Uo of I arte pea*, from that to marble* and hickory nut*, from that to walnuts and aoujc were found to meaaurw six Inches In clrcumferenoe II oootloosd aitoul thirty or forty minutes. Wheat and clover fields are reported to be badly damrged and fruit trees. strawberries end garden truck wore completely ruined. The sky lights 1b both photograph building* were broken, also tbo glass in sovoral of our dwelling bouses. Il was, with­ out a doubt, the worst ball storm ever last Friday. Next meeting in two week* i at 2^0 o'clock. Geo. Cappy aad grand-daughter Miss Mamie ware In Lake Odessa, Wednes.tfay Hlakucy of Hasting* visited his mother, Mr* A. 8. Blakney. Bunday. Geprge Hopkin*, who ha* beet workI Ing near Kalamasoo, wm on our street the ladi**' aid society last Friday. Osa lake must hero some attractlea M a nataber of Harting* people are weeding their way to the plaaeure re- Frask Turner aad family were badly frightened a week ago by burglars breaking la to their houw. Mr.Str- window, Mr. firnerRriMf of u. a church Bpriag*, Jobs t, at ball past i 4WLTZ. For further infqrtnatioa Inquire it ‘ J. E. EDWABM, k i ona'NUNU.MwM Wc wish to call attention to thcjK beautiful Rockers Thursday Threaa Dowd visited her sister Teeale nt Mrs Gus Wegener's last week. John Gildings, wife and children vis­ ited North Irving Last week. Ben VanSyclea died from an opera­ tion for appendicitis al the Nichols Homo Battle Creek. I sat Thursday. Dasjd 81114* and wife, John Kipp and Henry Wlakwaro of this place altood- Which ate in out window this week, You will notice that every one is different and nothing like you ever saw in style before. They are made of flrst-class material finished as nicely as any piano. ' The PRICE is the only cheap thing about them. Decoration day was appropriately ol> • orred hero Elder Leamoo preached a very fine memorial aertnoo last Sunday morning, at ths M. E. church. Born, Thursday, May 23rd, to Karl MoGlocklln and wife, a son. Hills Bennett of Grand Rapid* 1* al home for a few days' vacation. Mrs. Lillie Hart. Alma Strong end Alice Kennedy are working It) the new factory at Middleville. Epworth League, Sunday evening, will be led by Mr*. Randolph. Very few people outside at Irving au tended tits convention Wednesday, no evening session being held. If Bun­ day schcoi workers, e*i>ealally those whoso oames appear on ths program, do not think II worth while to be pres­ ent why announce these conventions twice a year? Our people enjoyed the day and dinner and supper were Nerved to about sixty of tbe good people of Irving. J. H. Ford was st Hasting* last Fri­ Seymour and Arthur Andro* have day and Saturday oo buslncas. been very sick with mump*. Dr.Liule Mrs. Q. A. Hynes returned last Sat­ Hendershott has been tbs attending “Arc you sure they sent for meF urday from ?ariton Center where she physician and we are glad to know the has been caring for her sick mother, Used young Dr. Ktlllam. and spent Sunday at homo returning to "Yes. They said you couldn't do any Carlton again Monday. F. A. Blackman and wife visited her parent* Sunday. south M aple grove . Several from here went to Prairie­ villa, Sunday to attend the Sam Shoup lost a valuable horse —1 .1. afternoon t> Monday. M, it. Gwin or Battle Creek spent Old Mr. Winslow Is very low at this Sunday with his family here. writing. . Geo. Vantyne and family and 8. P. "Nsver triad to lynch your Mr*. Ma/y Molntyro is under the Brendsteucr Md family went to Mid­ doctor'e aura. •‘Na tub. De neighborhood what I dleville last Saturday so as to be there Mrs. Orson Swift I* entertaining Uro In ain't rich enough tn rope.”—Atto attend the funeral of Jacob Brand- friends, Mrs. Hattie Brown and chil­ •tetter on Sunday. dren of Grand Rapids, this week. G. W. Earn and family spent Sunday - Mr. and Mr*. Blak. of Quimby visit­ ed at Oroon Swift's Tuesday. , ’ with his parent* nt PralriovUle. Publisher—I fear your book Is too Mr*. John Cbeeseman accompanied by Miss Gtenna Wolf visited the taros- abort it consist* of only 40 page*. Author—Oh. I explain al) that tn the er's parent* tu Baltimore Tuesday. Dr. Eillou of Hickory Corner* wa* In Mr*. Walter Clark visited at John prefs ce. town Monday ow a profsaslonal call. McIntyre’s Monday. Publisher-What length la It 7 ^Kvn Pieroe epent Bunday hare with F>ad Shoup has disposed of hl* tarot Autbor-Piv* butkdrvd pages. Str.— to Ed. Norton and is talking ot going Ohio,State Journal. . I.—.. Green Sun-. J.. _,.v Fisher y . ,of »r Cressey r» . r, spent ■ si bls late residence Saturday, May 23 at 2:00 O'clock. Rev. G. H. McDowell oSlclatiog. The children all arrived In time to attend. Lewis and Henry from Long island and Carrie from Chicago. Tbe bereaved family bars tbe heartfelt sympathy of ths neighbors and sur­ rounding vicinity. F. A. BLackrpac made a business trip to Hasting* last Friday L. N. Bush of Cedar Spring* spent Saturday and Sunday with his parent. Abo Pennock has purchased the L. N. Bush residence also three lota of A. B. Bush sad will soon be a resident of Rentes <» (Ualldorff, UKDKRTAKKSS AND EM HALM HRS. FULL OF STYLE NEW THINGS HOSIERY. JGlach Cat line 16c. TO T5c. Those goods are all full faahionpd,. doabla heal and tor. and th* guaran­ tee of the manufacturtir* Is back of every pair. A tai! Uns ot hoys' PRICES $3.00, $3.50. $400. Mrs. 8crl beer's father and sister of Kendall over Sunday. A. a MoCrath of Grand Rapid* waa gnost of Geo. Vantyne and family Suu- WOOLLEY & BRONSON A. F. Norris of Cloverdale was call- MAPLB GROVE Pearl Jonas spent Bunday with her parent* in Baltimore. ’ Alex. McIntyre is Ute pomeseur of a new driving hors*. John Kalsy I* able to be around again. Frank Bavage 1* having soma much needed repairs doap to hl* bouae. Fred Shoup, who recently disposed of Us fartd, has moved-into the Ralph Swift house. John McIntyre, Jr,, had a boros gal tangled up in barb wira but owing to the diminutive elm of tbe anima! bn came out without tbs loss of a drop of ATTENTION THRESHERS IND SAW Mill MEN . NOW is the time to have yopr outfits fepai and we are the people who Ixst prices on all kinds of repair w< Boilers Refined, . Cylindeni Rebured, Boilers Patched, Smoke Stack: Engines Repaired, AU Kinr Before having anything done give ua a calk ‘ EARLY & BURNS, Mr. Mmlthere-KucOyl And wbat a heap of change sb* require* while do­ ing 11SI m atom*. Phone gy.' Adjoining Beetle? A Rider's Platting � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-06-06.pdf f0d65426d73614359566ad25f164d9f0 PDF Text Text llASTlNCS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNR S, 1801. WAS A SUCCESS LETTER FROM SOUTH AFRICA1 ft. un. Ho wanted, to give me work when I was in Kimberly last year, but I said no, as I wanted to go up to the ' fronts-Sp he told me to coms beck at Hastings..J.O 0 0 1-010-2 any time and he would give me a job of Batteries, L. Johnson and Pierson; overaeer. But 1 am looking for some­ Striker and Grvcsel. Umpire Shipp. thing better. * • • I will aloes for , The Middleville boys put up a good Frank Maynard Writoa to Hia Aunt,> this time and write from Kimberly the game all around but ware especially Mrs. A- D. Maynard, About next time if I don’t get killed before I strong at tho bat. The homo team, reach th-Good bye, the People. on tlio other hand, were somewhat handicapped on account of being tired Saturday was not exactly i model from participating In the other events day fur athletic*, at tbcre wm a cbilly while the Middleville boys were fresh. edved two more lower* from her nephwlad blowing which madu ft a little too Maple Grate,* Walter Mapes. , Number of points scored by Individu­ *w, Frank, in South Africa. In tho awl for comfort. BUD the weather wm Orangeville, Willi* Trego, Henry A. als: I. X. Btaqkle, 18; Frank Holly, 16; trat ou* the young American, cam­ ao mpch better that: the weather man­ H. Verne Weed, 10; Louis Striker, 10; paigning with the Britlah army tell* of Collinson, R. B-'LewU. agement had been furnl*b,nK »n ,h® A. Pender, 8; Louis Grouse), Clayton a mishap In yrhlch be sprained his ankle Rutland, 8. A. Armour, Delbert Dioweek that In contrast it was magnlG- Hinckley, Albert Beard, Edward Welle and was consequently compelled to re­ mond, George BreiUnelr. oenk Tho friends of high school alb- (Nashville), 5 each; and lid. Hickman, main in hospital while a lively skir­ Thornapple, Samuel Campbell, Araos iMfos were out In force and evidently Edward Smith, John Powers, Lloyd mish was going on. Freeleod. enjoyed the cooteeta from beginning u> Bogle, Frank Keolleld, C. W. Comfo Tbe other letter is especially InterWoodland, Hiram B. Miller, Leslie end. One very gratifying feature of ertlng tn that tl gives an account of the the day was th* uniform prevalence of The total receipts were about *'.56.00. country, people, etc. We will repro­ good feeling and courtesy, among the In cloning thia report the HEkALo duce the moat Interesting pert of thia spectators. There w*» no favoritism, wishes u> congratulate the' Harry county lottor. but praise and applause were bestowed high schools on their first field day. '1 will drop you another lino" ho wherever they were earned. In a As planned and executed the enterprise writes, "to let you know what kind of word the boys who look part and their wu highly creditable to all concerned, a country I am now in and what the friends showed themselves to l>e true and we b<^e this excellent beginning Boers are like now. They arc simply gentlemen and ladles. may be auspicious of many like events in rags. If you meet a man all rag* «The Hastings City Band ajq>ear«.i on and laving a beard like a thorn bush the street in thti morning nod after * it is a Boer. They live on corn meal fuw pisses led the w»y to the fair ami bit tongue, made lijr taking raw - ground where tbe oduteetx were held. beef and cutting ft Into thin stripe and The itsttd played frequently during the hanging It In the sun and drying it. The Baptist people invite you to at­ day and added greatly to the pleasure This is the principal food, it is very dftbe occasion by their well rendered tend their Children's Dey exerctore, seldom- they get any cuffee, sugar or Juno 9. in the morning there Sunday, music. The grand stand was fairly tea. well filled In the forenoon, while In'the will be special music by Hr* Burch "Tbe pert of theTransvasd that I am afternoon It woe crowded, a large pro­ now io Is southwest of Johannesburg portion of 1U occupants taing ladies. drcn. In the evening st 7:30 the Sun­ about 180 miles. It li a rolling country Decorated with class color* and pro- day school chldren will have the fol­ and has a very heavy veldt, or grass. vidnd with canes and horns, these lowing program: North of hero sod cast of Mafeking arc happy young people made thing* lively the Malgesburg mountain* which arc and Inspiring for the boys who were nothing hut rock*. To the west of i Striving before them for athletics bon­ these Is what la koowp as the bush work at our shop. Thia opens up a I ora. Besides the occupant* of 'he grand veldt, which Is of th* prairie typo, With good opportunity for some party to MUuad there were a great number of now and then a kopje, which you will start a shop, with small capital, for do­ KaeaMora ou the ground so that all u>understand. Is a let of stone thrown, up ing planing, matching, and getting mH there was a large crowd In atIn a level country, sometimes to the house UnUhitjg tuateriaL We could Bmifo'nn- -u . height of 60 and 100 feet- They form a furnish sueb a party with everything ►'Sevenschool*entered. Hasting*, Midnoble right sod they are'also a natural rvnjUlrt-i to ttart otic should they de­ Fdleville, Lake Odessa, Nashrills, Woodfort. They are where the Boers make sire, at reasonable prices and on liberal fjaftd, Freeport and Prairievlllo. Hastmake jhelr stand and tho English have terms. BKftTIJtV, Rider A Go. ing» won the mu.t points, 13: Freeport to always take throe positions, which second, 33 points, Nashville 18, Wood­ are very b»rd to take all times. It tho ............................... Boer* were men of nerve ths English herself hr winning the would never whip thcra. Mtoa Leona Comfort of Allegan And ball game over Hasting* by a score of . "Theo again north east of the Mag- Miss Dorothy King of Kaiaraaxoo were ’ll to 1 Steckfo of Freeport, won the Itwburgs Is what lx known a* the fly guests of Miss Bcailo Htglc, Saturday. largest number of points of any indi­ The following program will bo car­ country, which la sea level and U very Mr*. A. P. Drake started Tuesday vidual contestant, thereby capturing ried cut at the Presbyterian church smaiy. emo aouio not uve tueru more for Sendee county, Ohio, where *ho lb* gold modal. The Freeport pays, in next Sunday morning at 10:30 the oc- than t so or three monllis a year. will visit relatives ana friends for two JMt, did thonsclvae proud all the way i nere is no nguting tnnrc, a* no iJocr casioa being Children's day: through. could live there. The brange Free Lemuel Brown, who has been visit­ The jadges were Will Chase of Irv­ State is very much different from tho Ing, Dr. John Wootou of Haattngs, and i rausvaai. I 1* mu oi trop)es and Uic ing friend* and relative* in this city for , Smith of MaahyUle. Mr. Sam valleys are not very good for anything, a mouth, returned yesterday to bin aa the veldt U very poor. Tho princi­ home In Chicago, via ^Ikhart, Ind. ’Bhlpp of Ann Arbor, acted as ref^Eoe Frank Schumann end Mias Catherine pal thing to sheep raising. Yau know they live on roots mostly and the little Schneider of Grand Rapid* ware mar­ ried Bunday al South Bend, Ind. Conbushes are juM what they wapt. •Edger and Maywood of the city high school, assisted generally in the inanageotsnt of affair*, School Commission­ er Ketcham kept the official snore and Superintendent Hayden exercised a general oversight of the day's events. One-halt mils bfoyde-H. Verne Weed, Lake Odessa; Uoyd Hogle, Hasting*. Timo 1 rain. 211 sec. IW-yavd dash—Lcxiil Striker, Hast­ ings; L X. Sleckie, Freeport. Time Il SSQ. Runlng broad jump—Frank Holly, Woodland; Ed. Hlcktnap, Lake Odessa. Dixuoc* 18 ft. 81 In. Run, hop. step anti )ump-A. 1’widor Freeport; Prank Holly, Nashville. Distance 39 ft. In. hhoc put—Loujs Grease). Hastings; Hdward 8mith, Nashville. DUtenco Hurdlu -tackle, Freeport: John Harting*. Time 181 second*. Standing high jutnp-Stecklo, Free­ port; VUney Wilcox and Frank Keofield, of HMtags tied fur second. Gfii-mlla bloyclo-Wewi, l-ako Odsasa; Bogie, Hasting*. Tin.<: £4/11. . tab-yard dash- Lou lit Striker, Ha*tluga: Frank Kcufivld. Hasttaga. Timo, -rtfte btoytae—Kdwayd Watu. Ilk.awl Harty Whaler <J tlW Ned OvescfoM. nr. Ttoui 6 mtn. W w. twit akr.ksr <4 HsMiug; KwhI of HsMteg* HrigH k ft U in. Cape,Cplm>y around Kimberly to very much the same, only instead of rocks It to more of a blue soil. That to tbe dia­ mond district In which aperullargrten and red stone Is found in large quanti­ ties. You can pick them up by the handful at any Ume, but they are worthless. They are called garnets. If you dig and find these stones then you may look for diamonds, for they arc always found in this kind of soil. Tho Climate here to very mild both summer and winter. It to not like what It to at botuc. Thnro you have shower* now and then, bet it la different bore. There is a dry and a w« acoeou. The wet season to just over. It has been rainfog hero rioce last October noariy every day. As the dry season has now set in we ahall *ea bat IlttlB rain until uux < >c.ouer Tnamitu *au ooucixy Is something wooiisrfu!, aa the Bow* never trim their fruit tree*. There are plum, orange, lemon, apple*, *trawberrias, pomegranate*, pears, poaches, banana*, pineapples, figs, qulnoes and limes; but as I said before, tho Dutch just stick tbo trees into.the ground and lot them go. Tho Orangee, Ismnus, pineapples, bananas and llrare are ju*t getting ripe. "As far aa amusements go there are nano uulam you want to get,drunk and thnro is very Hulu amusement In that. The Kaglftb have moved qll the Boer women into the town, so Iliac they uno Saturday, June Ikh, IWfi, the Chica­ not help tbe Burghers. It Seems a pijy go, Kafomsax) ft Saginaw Railway Co. trill sell tfokMe so Kalamamo from all stailona Woailiury to prims Inclusive, at Ste. and from Rlehlasd Junction, Crussay anil,Milo at 3fo. tar the round eighteen years of age. It la u Job that trip. ChiWren undvr twelve yc«r* of I do not liku aal am not an Englishman agv, Iv. Tiekria Will be flood guir.g and.they all know ft. But I can't diso­ tm train No. 2 Saturday morning and bey orifoni, you know. They *ay, ‘You gori returning mx later than train No. are an Amorican and ought tu Imj fight­ L leering KaUwan.i at fclo a. m., ing ailh them inalesd ofagatnsi them.' ! Bui you know 1 am mart an EnglishMonday, Jtn>*. foth H6J. north of the city. Mr, Matthews la expected about the 21st. As aeon as date Is fixed, the Hastings Prowclod Hotus Circle will bo asked to join the local circles of Grand Rapids in their annual picuk> al Lake Odees*. Mr. and Mm. M. W. Riker went to Grand Rapids Tuesday to vlalt their daughter, Mrs. W. W. Williams, end also to attend the Episcopal dUcraan I Henry Haven* of Three Riven has I been In the city during the past woak vlsiting relative* and shaking bands -TBN ISSUES OP PACT AND POUR- with old friends. ’ We are pleased to note an hooor that TBBN CHANCERY CASES. has come to a Hasting* boy, Shlrila Smith, who is on the faculty of the Aa Usual Divorce Ceara Make Dp < University of Michigan. He haw just Large Pert of the Docket. Term bran appointed secretary of the Alumni Open* Next Monday. Association at the university and edi­ tor of the Atumnus, the official organ of DOCKET FOR THE JURE TERM Mrs. George Reeder, of Grand Rap­ ids, formerly Mrs. Julia Goodyear of this city, died last Thursday. The funeral, hold ou Sunday at Grand Rap­ ids, was attended by the following rel­ The people vs. Frank Flfield, disor­ atives and friends from thia city: Mr. derly, tor sou Unco. and Mrs. David Goodyear, Mr, and Mrs. ■ Tbs people vs. Wilbur McDonald, John Goody ear, Mrs. Fred Barlow, Mrs. violating the liquor law, for sentence. Geo. Besot, Mrs. W. H. Goodyear and The people rs. Dorr Grccnmau, lar­ ceny, for sentence. The people vs. Kltoa Shook, bastardy. labor* Monday afternoon, after haring The people vs, James Ftoher, rape. The people vs. Wm. -Davis, larceny under *25, appeal. The people va. Jay Strickland, alan- Increased the valuation of thia city several thousand dollars. The total increase over 1900 to *85,760. The wain, ejectment. John McGuire rs. Fabius DeFlauta, ejectment. James Kelly r». M. C. It. It Cu, tres­ pass on the case. Dr. George Weddle, tho veterinarian, Theo Garllngcr Dr. Wm. Byivester of Middleville, brother of County Treasurer Sylvester, died very suddenly Saturday evening. Re was sixty year* of age and a vet­ eran of tbe civil was- The fonuralVas held Tuesday at hU late bocua. ' Chas. Walseerl, Jr., Intends to start Sunday fur a visit to the Pau-Amertaau exporitioo abd Buefon, Mam. From the latter place be will go to New York Cnty and enter tho Columbia college, wIhmti he will take a journalistic to that city. "Doc" la an excellent veter­ inarian and will be greatly inlssod In this city. He has nos made any arrange­ ment yet regarding his livery and food barn, hut will probably dispose of ft, There is a good opening hero for tbo Hahoab Hallock va. Hay Pierce ot al. Injunction bill. mill Wednesday morulng An*. Noble's Ella* Gray, administrator, vs. Frank team became frightened by ths dumpJngiof some saw du*t> broke )oo*e and Bailey et al., foreclosure. ran away. After running two or three miles they wore stopped, no other dam­ Frank Smith v«- Warren Carr, ac- age befog dona than the breaking of I the wagon tongue and harness. Ans. douatlng. Bessie Barnes vs. Alvarado Barnes, had itaned out on a little business trip and ho wasn’t to be stopped by such a trifle. He aooo had the damages im­ paired and continued on hl* way re­ joicing. The following Washington dispatch routes will be miles In length, will cover anarea of alxty.nlne square miles, and will eerre a population at 1,149. Tbe star route will be discontinued and the office at O'Donnell Wpplfed dy rur­ al carriers; Mail for the route must go to Hastings." Mr. and Mrs. V A. McIntyre enter­ tained a large number of gleet* at their reeideoce on Green street Thurs­ day evenlrig. Tbe pleasure of the Malta Vita—twopeckagM tor 23cents evening was the welf known game of Saturday. O. W. Clahk A Co. "Flinch". After a struggle for su­ The Grand Rapid* Book Case Co. premacy, the laurels were carried away have begun work ou their new build. by P. T. Gofgrovs and Mrs. G. W. Ix>wry. Friday evening, their daugh­ ter, Miss Inn McIntyre, entertained went to Grand Rapid* Wednesday her young friends to tha same source of morning. pleasure and the prim awarded Tbs Hasting* High School will hold to Adelbert.Hall and Miss Blanche its annual picnic at Thornapple iaketo Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bundy of Grand Rapids are the proud parents of a 91-lb. son, born May 20. Mr*. Bundy ft a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Eggles­ ton Of this city. Prosecuting Attorney Thomas was In Cedar Springe yesterday, where he ad­ dressed a large assemblage of Macca­ bees. Mr. Thomas Is billed to speak st Conkling ok June 11 and M Monteith Look Groused want to Vermontville Tuesday uforning. Front there he started on a bicycle trip to nearly all the towns surrounding Barry county in tbo Interest of the Bastings Engine k third wards 1* aa follows: Personal, *275,830, increase over 1900 of *50,000; real osthto, *428,370, lucrease of *7,100. Of tbs first and fourth wants: Personal, (193,880, increase of *23,940; real es­ tate, (327,190, Increase *4,030. ' 391 days. The religious services held by Rev. Jaa. Brown at the county farm last Sunday afternooit wore largely attend­ ed and vary pleasant. Mstarv. Retcham, Crawley, Gammon and Pryor fur- On Tuewlay, Jun* 11, the twentieth anniversary of the order, the Charlotte Tent, No. 150, K. O. T, M., win dedi­ cate their nqw lodge room* and ar­ rangements arc making for a big time In Charlotte on' that occasion. It is expetted that bMween two and three thousand Maocabew will be in attend­ ance, Commander Boynton and many other leading members of tbe order be­ ing among them. A mtm»ur parade, sport* of ail kinds, six bands of tnusfo *re among the attraction* which the knight* of our neighboring city are preparing to furnish ou the day of ded­ ication, and H1 any of our brethren of the order go over we have no doubt they will bo well entertained. Hastings. R will be the Opening of the season here, and no doubt an interesvMrs. Elira Ann Brown, wife of 1’lela«Hng game. Turn out and encourage tlas Brown, died last Friday night of our boys by giving them a big crowd. peritonitis after a short llfoaas, aged 79 years. She was born In Boston, <ta. While a Hkkalo reporter was at the 22,1822, and was married in Jackson county fahn last Bunday he took a look county, thia state. Nov. 9, 1*43. Mr. over the premises and found everything and Mrs. Brown moved to thia county In firw-qlsas oivlpr, from cellar u> gar- arid settled on the Stale road eart of Haatlngs <8 years ago, where (bey have Jived ever alnoe. Mn. Brown Isevea an aged hu*b*ud and four children living, notmutro Browu and Mra. Borah Regular monthly meeting of the W. Powers <>f thia efty, Mr*. Frank Ken­ . M. H. of the M. E. eburoh will meet nedy of Hasting* township and Mr».W. Vednesday evening, June 13, a* 1:)Q, B. ltomb.ll at Grand Rapids. Anrihar t the iMuts at Mr*. D. U. McElwain. son, Bryant, diol right year* ugtw' Tbe j-Mlal program of music tl* prepared. funeral was hold Sunday and wak very �CharieeHx county, JlS.OfX) foe bridge*; Anu ami trial andI bridges; — Arbor •-* —Ctty, M5.W • MXATnnr or lAiuoAM, rrc. priattou Bills. fintt legislature of Michigan will elid Thursday although all .rtly after, ,»J. Tbo the Drat Detroit; tmendlug Bay City union district act; organising MttcheU township. Ah-oua county. Imo a union district: detaching territory from districts No*. 1 had A Marathon township. Lapeer county, and attach­ ing same to district No. 8; orgatilxltuf Usmllu township. Mason county. Into single district; oagantetng Sberiilan tv. 1.ij>. Mason county, into single district;.amending act incorporating public stfcoois of Adrian. Fixing salary stenographer Twcn' tirth judicial circuit at 41.500: tncreaa- Of tbe session resulted In a saving of county from »3J»0 to M.00O-. fixlnit *" ‘•*’®P*rod with tbs figures aalaty upper peninsula members of regulating tbs paroling, uf ehu- towaahlp, He rlct*. section 143 to general fax tai taxation; township ireasurm to pay county treasurers all state anil county taxes and make atatrmeut it taxes within rant; legallxiug special assessment for sewers in Highland Plrt Viilage, Wayne county: Increasing membership pose*; Lawrenes t *omVl»M00 for----------------------age. (35.UX) for public Improvements; law school inspector* to divide Ecorse aad Bpringwelta townships,. ship Into school district*: ac Wsyue county. |25.iXMl for bridge; Itsd Jacket village; I20.000' for . paving: Htorm-on towuBhlp, Houghton ewinty. ftl.000 Mr a bridge: Highland Park ing au additional normal school; villsgs; Wayne eonnty. 40,000 to reamending general o^m-atlonal law by provlndlng for.filing teachers’ certifi­ cates, approved or iuurd by state board of education, with school cotnmlnstas*- Buren county. fxJ.OOO for conn er of county In which holder desire* to teach; defining tbe Ugal qualifica­ tions of kindergarten, music and draw­ ing »ia ttr. ■ engrted’tt legiataWte. J5. • Auttawialqr Ute 32.000 tn Fred n. Waft, {teyTP,- vim inttMira K bonded Indebtsduess; Marquette city electors a proposed romtl coDiptfiilrs, express romps nie*. car to grant diplomas and certificate* to amendment aulliortalng tbe loaning, refrigerator ear aud fast teach as It may direct. freight line compnnlea. Providing tor the election of • s^- tion of Escanaba, ♦-5,000 for building: retary from among In members by the Crawford county. (10.000 tor court faculty of the agricultural college. J15.000 for roads and bridges: Grant •htp and orgsnlilng' _ township, Iosco county. (5,000 to pay Frooque-late eounty. Providing for organisation end judgments; Heatings ctty, JH.000 to lory from Higlngasld township, Kaimaintenance of free public library In P«y outstanding bonds: Oceana Tele­ asks eounly, and rttgebtog to Garfield ttenlt Kte Marie; providing for Incor­ phone company to bond for (20,000 towoehlp: detaching .territory from ; poration of Detroit library co mtn Is* ton for members of Iman! state auditor* though tbe judgment Is less than 1100; (vetoed); Paw Paw township. Van village of Miiskegdo Heights and alIn addition to compensation fixed by providing that inaunuicv co.-poratlona ■. and providing inratu for a public IV Buren county. (15X100 far town hall: county; of foreign cooutrlus shall be cotuild- brary: providing for tbe regtetrijlfon Pentwater. J.lflXXiO for public Improve­ ... ..isbip. DlckiMoi rountjr,1 tuna to* dent of railroad and other property librarian to Jt.fXXI: amending act rcte- cred corporations bf ibe state m which of grange libraries with ibe state t- ments; Bangor township. Bay county. btug n to flagola townanlpt they make their general deposit in the boundary of vtttego Iron tUTDOO. In onter Hist ibv tax commit- ofilces of treasurer and register of application of tbe retaliatory taw; re­ former; requiring' county school comIp. Van Buren alon may have ample time lu which 10 deeds at Kent county; Increasing sat­ quiring all Into ret. re sgi-uts In Michi­ mtastoners to transmit lists of public county. IliiAXl ibl'.r Improvellbniriea and llltrarlana to secretsfry mrnts; anthh^lai_ _ perform thia duty in addition to tbe __ _______ gan to procure certificates of authority Inn to purchase sad ma It. tain tiosplt- er township; annexing certain terrl-vfrom tbs luauranre ronimtaslanst. BabaxtllUa Qe tory of Ixnuox. township, Maewnb-’ eonnty. to rHinge it lUebmoud; de-- ' ally, tbo membership of that body baa fl JOO. Submitting — —...„ ... f» JUtxvors or crystal pecmlttlng them to deuuct dividends, township. Oceana county. the question ! A mending set of iSa; providing f"t tacblng territory from Millen limd township anti attaching *MU4! ' Appropriating Jl'ijssi for cumplet- and return prerulnnis in retwrtlng of relieving Treasurer Barker 1 and additional circuit Judge for Thirty Howes bondsmen rrt.nl liability for loan at first circuit no aa 10 tiuthurtae pay- Co Mltcbell townahlg, all to Alchha county. money by failure uf a bank; same as rat loti demandod American exposition; J1B.W0 for enrto treasurer of Pentwater towtuUlp; extia stenographer, detaching Calhoun ITwIdlng tor Ilia sppMiilmynt . of reni expenses of Marquette normal wrauty from Fifth circuit add creating cli-rkf lu Um: sxceiulv.' ofiicet amending Barlow. Coorttand (ownohtp. Kent Thirty-seventh elrrolt school for first half of ID01. I14.t»«» " "_ lh<- law of ItM) antbortalpg lhe CUB-' county; Mine aa to Treasurer Rtnrt*. Hotts 5 fat books, etc., for state and traveling Insurance business । Solon township, Kent rounty; sruue st filnce the cotuplIatlvQ of tbe ap- Ubrarfse; reappropriatlns P,««i for In light and g.i» light een panles. or any pended enumeration of bills. ■ which dustrial home for Girls: potei for two 1 hereof, and to make tbe value Of by the way. includes mmam .till Io boiler*, etc, al Home for Feeble •tuirw J!00 each, providing for the exthe hand* of (Jovarnor Hints, who. xin nna.lwl: J4AF‘ p«r year for Stale Agri Ity of trustees to be non-residents of county. ।pnruprintlng (dfl.ODO for rxpeDsn* Michigan, re.iHiring all soclvtlss ortsi».r itapsrtn.cnt nnrf factory inls lure to either appro lode* system. rltuallallc legsllalng fl,SOU Indebtedness of St 330.111 for Michigan naval brigade; XTIlage Wayland. vlUagu of government; permuting life com- ’ J4O.tHA.12 for building, etc. al Mlrhl Galva to deposit bond* of certain Ing village at Palmer, Marquette eonn Icblgan corporations with state providing ■ irvesurer: pennlllng Michigan Are age, Otsego enuoly; leaaUalng Jle.uvO 1); additional JS.Olai for Pan Amen Jseksoa; .. coaipanlN to lureat meta tn certain l«nds Issued by Garfield township. Newaygo county: legallxlnr U1.1XS1 of Grand luplda (swrsvsl); Inola. Fitnt.’ tian; ths bill authorising supervisors' psuses and building* for Michigan fraternal . floating mdebtnlua Amending section J of tthe —-----------to charge the cost of handling cents g eXpeustw and Improvements at stale beueflekry taw by 'providing eree City. Ishpeming. Adrian/Monlsding that all age. Hl. Clair emui tlqne. West Hay City. Kaglnaw. Clare. and luaiuuLu abatract books; requlrpublic school; I17.50U for purchase ad - societies ergs nixed thereunder shall dttlonal tend for Kasten i^sylam hive • lodge system with ritualistic tatng jl.IXX/ bridge bonds Issued by Petoskey. Three HI vers. Bay City. Al­ Mecosta township, MSeast* eonnty. pena. Menominee. Kstamaxo*. Mack (Vetoed!; (53.644 fqr Impovement* at certain acts as commissioner of dewte dt inspector to (2.000 per year; *u- Northern asylum; 1120.000 for current emment performed by Josiah B. Dean; eetablortalng tbe state board of education expenses and buildings at Central siipervtaors la appropriating 4J.7UO a one man board of public Normal school; (65.400 for current ex­ Prohibiting tbe catching of fish in for a breakwater; legalising J2.0« of tee common conucll to designate tbo itehlng worts for Detroit: ratifying aqd COB­ pense* nod buildings at Hcbcol tat Clam' lake and Gress river, Antrim firming tbe rcorgsnlxatloii Of lb*. Blind; (35.000 for additional normal county, except from,April 1 to Dec­ f<« lighting purposes; valktatlng action Plonrer Iron company; changing tbe school: (50.000 for peycbnnatbtc ward ember 1. sod tb«i only with hook and Hsy county supervisors In submitting wards of Ludington; amending th*Ban oo hospital ground* at Michigan uni- line: providing for acresulng outlet to rote of people question of bonding legalising the special arae«»:nrot for and iplet of Tamarack lake, Mont.- for (100,000 far good roads; legalising Livingston eoujty; providing for the sowers In Highland Park yUlagc. Fol- Eastern asylum; M.330 for current «x- clam county, and to prohibit fishing appointment of a stenographer for tbe pdnres School for I»<-af; (0J») fog thereltf. except with book and line; exprobate court of Lapeer county; uIoHm at clerks tn attorney weneral’a tendfng the open season for trout and amending section 50 of art of 1875 au­ to the bolideh>' home; tpensea whltadahlnlakc* Huron and Erie. Sagi­ thorising probate Judges to reqnlre Feebls naw apd Green taji; parmltlng the use Hog person! tnfectad with contagious new bonds from executors, ete.; registration of deaths; A, n*.a with msahK nf nnS 1mm diseases; appropriating J3.0<i0 fur use place on tbe third Tueaday and Horticultural society; J2U3,(X)0 for cur­ of stats board of health In determining the charge of a circuit Wednesday before any spring or fall rent expenses and Improvement* HoL election: providing for tbe election of dtera' home: supplemental (32.B8O fot a dtg aaaesaor in St. tlalr; making expenses Marquette Normal school. Inches for taking Menominee* In wat- tag of embalmer* by state board of giving hoods on appeal from orders the term of school commlosloucr l:i JU2.05I.50 for Improvements at Cp nraitn. will without pnwer of sate; providing Wayns county commence Jniy 1 and per Peninsula Hospital for insane: Providing for the examination and for appointmsut of guardian M in­ continue for four year*: providing for (103,175 for current expenses and Im from Flint river. Genesee county; ll.vnslng by |be stale troani of health mate* of Soldier* homo in certain tbs selection Of candidates for elec- provemente Bchool for Deaf; J4.IXX) prohibiting fishing In Mill lake. Van of wmbaltuen who [cepare bodies for (Ion by popular Vote In Grand Rapids; fc* Btate Pioneer and Htetortal so- Baren county: regulating Le catching transportstlun through the atat^ pay tbe Iwn.led Indebtedness of Wayuu providing for /nr the tbs manner of ot condnr' condnrt- d»ty; (144,—ft for current expensre of fish lu Intend takes of (teas county; facture and sale of Imitation butter by county; designating military title* tot nig elertiane In ('element township, and Improvements Industrial Home for amending law 1HB7 prohibiting fishing Canstltutlog toe prealctevt of Pin­ prohibiting the coloring thereof to re­ offleers of Soldiers hems; fixing time Houghton county: amending tba rill- Girls. conning vlUsgn a member of l^ard of semble dairy butter; providing a pen­ age Incorporation taw relative toi Appropriating (70,600 for Improve- era of Muskegon county: regulating supervisors of Bay county; providing alty for tbe sale of adulterated black .boards of registration: amending act' meats at tbo slate prison; J2..’<*i for taking black base I* Indian and Magi­ of IffTI dividing township* and vlll-; completing record* of Bpentah war cian lakes. Casa county: prohibiting Muskegon county supervisors; author ed. providing tor retiring Saginaw po­ ages Into election districts; providtag i veterans; 44.000 for bronae nuxlate for spearing fish in Isabella county; pro­ ixlUK Alpeun supervisors to purchase Vacattag'Glade township. Kalkaska licemen on 1 pension; providing for the for Ibe registration ot tltctun aud voter*ns of the Bpauiah and PblHi>i>lue hibiting catching flab, except with tonite from Alpena County Agricultur­ prevention of foul brood among bree; manner of hoidlna ricctlona Id rttv of 1 wars: oDc-teuth of a mill tax not to hook- a ml line. In Blivet lake, Oceana al society: providing for a regular township, same county, vacat­ amending art of ItW relative to cor­ county; protecting Bah In wafers of meeting of lAnaweo supervisors on Garfield ing Gnmtdo * Millen** addition to porations to purchase grounds for Agricultural awoud Tuesday of April to each year; Grand Murals village. Alger county; summer-homes; loaning JlO.UOil foe Im­ ■ School for making the president of Homer village provement of Mackinac Island Blate secret ballot* in political conventions trie* by limiting a member of Cabuun county board of vacating Ht. Helena township, Roscom­ mon county, and Incorporating terri­ Its Kent county ; amending sot tan 4, state government; 112.000 for Improvesupervisors; authorlxlng Tuscola aupmsnta at Jackson prison; >1,255.011.111 eight Inches and —e numt>er by esch I srvisor* to appropriate gIJMKJ tor a tory tn Higgins and Richland town­ requiring that slaughter ImtUM bo ship*. same county. for tbe support of lhe Insane; J1M.OOO person to fifty; permuting fishing provided with sanitary equipment: to bridge over Quinleaasee river, author­ tbruugb the Ice with bob lines In Liv­ ising Bay supervisors to fix compen­ ate, in Hprigwclls towneblp. Wayne Providing for the. mgtntenauro c ingston county; amending tew relative sation of chslrmau at board; author­ county; । resting a voting precinct in to catching baas In Bear lake, Charle­ lltblng a lisp 00 llmbar. lop and Bay supervisors to make tax levy patients st tho state asylum at font Michigan Kngiuecra sud Mechanics tn voix county; permitting taking fixh ising .other forest products; amending act (5J»0 fpr paying mortgage on tai erected on stalo capitol grounds; with fixed lines In Katemauoo county; of ground* of Agricultural society. • IS97 relative to th* appointment relating to the admlsjfltm to asylums guardians for habitual drunkards; prohibiting fishing with mIms. gill Ing precinct In Rockland township. peninsula nets’ etc to Lak* Superior and Huron LegsMalng tbe abatotonmsut and Hums; permitting members of board pens** of labor I tribtrtari*. tbereuCTmMm it taw of a part of the toll road ot of control of state asylum fo partlcl- and acknowledgments; providing a lory lun^-tlou. M to taka sucker* from Wall take. £?tn pats Id meetings of joint boards of annual salary of (LOW for secretar •tectlon l»w Barry county; prescribing the form pf providing a bond to be ginm by tbe stats fish and (retopb; establishing a one-man sup­ llloc of corporate Methodist game warden; making it lawful to Amending the act of 1877 relative erintendent of Detroit police, public to militia companies Incorporating tot ^ tT^re to intend water* of ~un'I ro*d lu (ethodlat corporation of Wayne countjr, protecting fish to Bagl,h* **** °r l^,a? ,1*‘n* etourcbM; providing naw rlrer and trflmtaries: regulating "»•* ** h*',le<’ over •"*'* ru*d* P> B“* commludon to select a design for a I corporation limits: amending section 8 Isbpetnlng to borrow (13,000 for fund­ of. Evangelical Deaf fishing to Oakland eounty watera; woatjr; amending.the taw relative to ing Imtebtedneus; dtaornoalng district aoldlers’ and sallow’ monument to be Qf 280 of public acta oflB8T to pro­ Congregational churches; prodding fur prohibiting fishtag with net* in any highways; brMgw. private roada and erected on the capHol groundsismeud- . tKt owtlen, tod keepers of ataUteM; wate*s connecting take* BuMrior and frrvtoe; amebdtog act of 1887 regutet- Ing act « of public aeta of urrt ao as arrthorixlng a special assessment tat qounty, and attaching to dtetrlct Na 1: the rtMtamidatlon in Congregational SX Sd trftaftartro thrcrof; regu th. of rtemn rogtoro upon to nrorlde for makliia members of _____ .......-..A .1. ai. auiJhWtelug Grand Rapids district to churches of an e.-deaiasrical society tarno tends for new butldlno; au- with ft* chiireb; providing for Incor­ tat tag catching black ba*. In take* of PJ>hHc b •shwara, amendlnge^ptrt 9 thutlxlag district of Hancock. Hough­ poration of grand ami suIxiriUnai* Casa rooaty: prmsrftag fish to takes •TT . trlcts: dividing ths stats I -.raamn.t o?ro.d ton county. to bond for (15.«)u for Im- council* of toe Alliance Marquette; of Montctam county; ameodlug art reI gressioaal dlatylcfs; dlvldlt tatlv* to deer licensee; prohibiting ?”!*!“* L, “ pnsylog buildlug*: detaching territory nto TOO 100 representative pro­ J into represents" - districts; " catching of Wack ten* In Intend wat- bridge* to city of Grand Haven. “ "* Hasting*, and dding for the licensing and regulation ilglous dsiiomlusllons; declaring St. of itinerant vrndsra and merch , . JUHtUUUn IV IV.UBIU V« Prohibiting fishing with nets tn wgStephen* Evangelical Imlbenui church Anthorlxlug council of I’etotky to la- qqent tax lands; authorlxlng the atidl proViaing for tbs punishment of stores; r.ir «l„(-teti. ItvLf h,_ I , ... _ ,u._ Jature uniter th* modern system botog about (1,000 per day. KaatXaaearsaat i*w. In all probability tbo most importUf taw enacted uj the present legtatature Is the statute providing fur tbo taXatlon of tho property of rallrnads. express, fast freight, car loaning, refrigeratur car aud union depot aud ata tlon com panic* <x> an nd raforvtn basis, riding salary of 41,500 for circuit court commissioner* Kent eounly: fixing salary of official stenographer of Tirfrti-sevsnth jndktal circoit nt 41.000; amending art l«M fixing salaries ot officials of Ragnlsw county; provldIng compensation and prescribing dqt1*» of certain officer* of Saginaw rounty: amending act 1W3 relative to aaiarie* of certain deputy officials of Ragl- R ftiMdlau society of the Foiled HUtea; Ik- t-.wne.Mp d.llMrlcl; Autbortelug any railroad roaitmuy Rurtn county, to borrow jj.o.xi far Rapids; amending act of town-bail: ilkrtnit Spring. Rwmet 1 —>- -« i._a tounty, Jln.ix«) tor lighting purpose*; jot. city; antUorialug state laad roam Groaae Pointe village, Wayuo county, I ir.lsslotier to deed i-Sftalii tends to to lasus bond* for highway purposes; 1 North Branch and Kfinken Lake 1min. Clair tixwnajiip. Bl. t'talr rounty. provetnest vumpeuy; directing state — n judgment; Lak* Lin- tend rommtaaioner to causa examina­ loughtou cqunty. (7wX«i tion to bo made of unsold swamp, for franchise fee; Indebtrtlnfcaa. toiUdlng prirwi'y scbc^l, salt spring, normal for sebta,* asylum aud alate building In I n-ill,, fund* throuKii failure Flint* Taymoutb township. Kaglnaw rouuly, ffcouo fw bridge over Flint river; Alita (owuiblp. ITt»que Isle rowtry. Jb.OtW to pay outstanding orMb: iTeeiiue Isle comity, OOXa*) to Providing fur traaxferriug to ctty of lAiialng certain state lands lecatod In said city: providing for » ctearknce tale qt delinquent tag laud* In Bay . (»W0 CHy Cunctirrvnt resolution* autlmrlsing railroad quest*, donations and aaalgnmentt to tbe state; providing for the tneorperatlsu of companies for carrying ou any lawful btulnees; amending the rsvlfld aututss of 184fi relative to t!om» lu respect to amending article* of association: providing a penalty foe tba unlawful use of The O. A. B. or Loyal Legion button; amsridtog the ganlsboe tew so a»,to Make sxeiup person's wage* of (4: providing for retarding bond* and caber srourlti** with county deck in certain. casss; amending ad providing tor rompMisa. Hon for certain ameer* of ths legtetefere; amsndigg art ao aa to provide iiunpetauttoh W Wayne �A DECISION BY bridge over Plaoo creek. This to in full view ot tbe public thoroughfare. A tew ml a Ute* before noon. deal ring to return horpa. she rawed her boat to th* bridge sad made It that Sb* •tertcd home and had proceeded only a few steps In tbe swamp toward the opan prairie and lheooe to tbe street, wb*a abe waa approachsd by hoeballe, HASTINGS HERALD SS„ ANO ION MWXJ E5TIMA1 nose GENERALS. hla staff. will l*avo Pekin tomorrow Two special trains *01 ran ail th* week. taking troop* to Take. Tba Owman* are removing an extraordinary quantity of baggage. Including Chinese here. The French are withdrawing from th* province of ChlhH. Nln* thoniand Japanese. 1,000 British and YOUR ESTIMATE. ha had bsen aa actor nearly twenty ysare before,he thought of writing hla own gfeya. Be ,* bom at uWeri Hoy, M. Y, la IMO. and of tbe slatyon, yean since he paaeed forty upon th* stage. ' Hearts of Oak" dld .aoC com* from hla pen until irf*. Hla education waa ot bl, own getting and the bleeding form In hla arra« and car­ his training aa aa actor ho received ried U back to. tbe swamp, threw It down, and escaped Into th* Interior ot tag* and obliged to begin work foe tho awamp After hla arrest tbe pris­ a living at an early age, be grew up oner was taken from tba Jail to tbe a healthy, energetic boy. He waa. a clark in a grocery store when bis Imagination rebelled at th* eurroundings of village life. Hla chance, whan It did coma, descended upon him la hla own village. An actor of the day. Joe Webb, supported by a small com­ pany and two 8L ilernArd dog,, earns to West Tray to play Th, Dog ot Moalargia." a ylece written about tha etory of Aubry de Montdldler, screaming ran from tba swamp into the prairie, where ho overtook her. After the seasalt, while abe waa proetrate. he held her with hla hand* and knee* arid taking hla knife from bi pocket, cut bar throat from ear to ear. VALUABLE INFORMATION Prizes to tio Awarded os Follows: shoving the combined ofllaial <ix* will ditartnlne who •are entitled u> tbs- prise* and the award! Will bw made within 30 day, after the oIBclal rote I* Known ’ ‘ f tJCtcbp CCT1KC, that th* press Publishing Aaaoelation baa departed $15,000 lu tbe Central Saving, .Bank. Detroit, Mich., for tbs express purpose ot paying ?fts prize, In their contest on the combined official vote ’ at tbe state* of Olio, Massacliuactu and Iowa, and that SUBSCRIPTION BLANK. the America .and National league, up to and Ineluding tbe game, pl on Monday. Jun* >: Preaident Central Savings Bank, Detroit, Mich. mv erriMATE HASTINGS HERALD HASTINGS, MICH. IDER AGENTS WANTED in each town to ride sad exhibit a sample loot model bicycle of our manufacture. »0U CAI MAKE *10 T0A WEEE besides baring a wheel to ride for yourralf. 1801 Iod«I»£S£S$IO to $18 ’00 A'flBHodili.K.$7i*$l2 ^WM!fl*Xh!>‘$3 t. $8 EAGLE AND BEAR ARE FIRM. Eureka ■'3 Harness Oil' «w*l'*m*i*wtlwkji*wMH,l1 10 DAYS FREE TRIAL. noriii Inctdtring from u», ua you do not need to pay JYOLE 00. Chicago, i Give IS Your Horse a Chance t * Spaniard and the other an Italian, who we arrested la Madrid ou sus­ picion at being implicated tn a regi­ cide plot, arrived here a* Ket-rage paaaengwa from America Ma/, 11. Madrid. June"*.—Th* Spanish milltary attachm al th* varkraa oni base lea and location* abroad have been with­ drawn for rwunn* ot economy. PATENTS. Wayn. 'too*, Busk Wdrri, PKTROIT. In P,iln. Thia altitude baa gtven the* administration much aatlefactlou. The . paint* between Tabu and Pekin wbleh‘ will be garrisoned by Us* powers, attensihly to maintain ■ safe «p«« for. lhe foreign minister, lu tbe capital. pterion; followed Th, engine was hurled some distance up the mountain aide, three freight cam were de- though It teems to be uaderstood that troops *111 be stationed at Yang Thom and at on* other point near itentata. Th* rite ot th* garrison! also remain* �Prices at McCoy’s until June 15 Large Line. See Them. Fortunately for this new departure in American policies, tho written conatluition is silent on tha question of colon­ ial administration. Tbo founders of thM instrument, believing In tbo doc­ trine*-of cite drderation oflndepaodeuce did not anticipate a condition Of things which would make lipoaslble for the republic to play the role of mother country to a system of colonies, like Greet Britain. Consequently the duties and powers of Congress relative to sub­ ject territory were not defined. This omission makes it easy by a system of negative reasoning, to ascribe to the central government such powers In the premises, as lhe developments of tbe bour msy render expedient. Since the constitution doc* not prohibit, there­ fore It permits. This kind of logic is certainly convenient in such an craer- L Smith it I* not particularly surpiislng that five of the judges found It a more comfurtable way out at the difficulty than to hold that tlie spirit. If not the Idler, of puufag people on their feel who are In a weak run down condition la the talk of every Place they fare known. Il fa only a etiarl ttap pit " ' * to Hastings yet todi UVldonoe’for merli , , „ , pls than all other modloinm combined. Mrs. Minnie M. Goldaaof second ward, na*tlngs, Mich., says: “I waft all run down end could simply do nothing— pains in tha head and nervous. • Hear­ ing of Dr. A. W. Chase's Ncrto Pills 1 got a box at W. H. Goodyear’s drug store. After taking onolxix the head­ aches have gone, nerves are steady and I feel strong and vigorous. Tho medi­ cine la certainly good and I gladly rec­ ommend It." Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills are sold at 50c a box al dealers or Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine 60., Buffalo N. Y. Sec that portrait and *Ignature of A. W. Chase, M. D are on every TRAIN I HASTINGS HBRHLD Tbe attempt to define the exact statu* of tbe contemplated Cuban government toward* the United State* doe* not ap­ pear to be making as ranch headway a* might be desirable. The Cuban con­ stitutional convention recently fent a delegation of lu member* to Washing­ ton for the purpose of gelling thin gov- Beetknlll. It iludl be unlawful for any (­ we to hltrii or >twt any dray or rXhrr raw. iSJYynxwrar'hirc lhe ******* eltlr-1 Section IV. Any prrxon oSenClo* •**!:»! t pravbke* of Ulla arJlaanon, upon corn ike them*, be pcnlaOM try a Hm> out riorr tog Hr* itotlan and the ro*t> of prwweeUoo, la SiVaall ot paynuet ot net. Hao. bo tiaprlw of U Um rjuenty 1*U not merv Ihaa thirty da: Hrwiloo V All oCmt oedlnsaeot or pacta fifty days iodo It In. running uxpcnsm being about a thousand dollars a day Before they adjourned, It may be worth some time in praising each athcr end tsllirg what good fellows they were and how nobly they had done their duty. This w»« .probably done hr.-anse they intentionally or not, gave them to ui> derstand that the Oibau republic was to be permitted a very tree use of the powers of treaty-making, contracting _Jl will be difficult for the prop I* »Bu jxy the taxes and foot all tbe bill* in­ kthai belong to an independent and curred at lensing t» sco a great deal Sovereign state. Tba delegates want back boms end reported to tbe conven­ tion tbe smooth sod honeyed explana­ tions of Mr. McKinley and Secretary Root. Putting the same liberal con■«lructlon upon the American govern­ ment'* explanations as their' ■lolegat«w »Er era added an appendix 10 tbe Platt amendment, including Secretary Root'* explanation and in tbts form accepted isw that teems to be more satisfactory ibe Platt proposition. And now Mr. McKinley bas felt coo- to Ibe railroad* than to any bad j else. strained to reject this Cuban Interpre­ Wo can tell better, however, after tbe tation of thr American position and to -eepted unconditionally and without any explanstlons or Interpretations what­ ever. By thus coming out squarely and plainly, be haa opened the ayes of these unsophisticated Cubans to lhe fact that they mu*t not look for real indopend- United States is to give thont the husks of sovereignty without tbe kernel. Aa these deluded dreamers wake up lutha fact that their country is not to have independence after all but simply lhe semblance of it under the lusaralnty of tbe United States It is quite likely Ibey wjll bluster and promt for a while. But In lhe end they will perforce ac­ quiesce In the InAvluftle. It may be be*t for tho' Cuban people that they become a dependency, of tho greatest republic in tho world, 'but it can hardly be brat for ibe republic it­ self that It should be engaged in such unrepublican butane as lhe refusing of independence to a week though lib.arty-loving, people. Tho fact remains, however, Ujal Cuba la not end cannot be, under tbe new policy of territorial expansion, a free slate, and tho sooner tho people of that island acquiesce in lhe inesltable and meekly submit io wbat the American government thinks best for them, the better for them. Barely, with our treatment of Cube and our new decisions of the supreme crurt, wo are fast outgrowing the old fogyicn of the fathers of the republic. . galore, but It baa loft In tbeair 10 many important measn rm that tbe governor t* said to be contemplating the calling JEWELRY. RICH CUT GLASS ... FINE CHINA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. .......An Up-lo-Daic Stock and Defective €v«iflbi. Corrected by Properly Pitted Lettses. untlnlahcd legislation complou-d. Worst of all tlyr legislature of 1IO1 lent Itself to the disgraceful schemes Of tbe Detroit ring to bring that city un­ der the control of a political machine. By passing the notoritius "ripper" bill* It struck a blow at self-government, setting a dangerous precedent for fu­ ture legislators to follow. If It had done everything else well, preparing (or a trip to Colorado Springs the ripper legislation would hate been and expeettostart not later than July I. tt regular enough to. condemn the legislature of be held 1WH in the eyas of all believers In local aelf-gOveminent. i purpose. Il bciug* iho country ] l to face with th# faux that, our gov- 1 Wt hit* strayed far from the in­ does of Its founders and entered ■ h a .farcer of colonialism, after the J inaT of Great Britain. Thu court . i bare majority has stated that confa haa the right to govern territory . sired since the adoption uf lhe <%«ijUmr as h plmwm, making such 1 ft regolaUnn* m II may set Hl m how tha 4ve judg.. arrived at I ■ asaasaE! THE WEST END HARDWARE. Osborn and Syracuse Spring-Tooth Harrows and Cultivators. ■ Also Spike-Tooth Harrows. Gale Cultivators and Steel Land Rollers. Fresh Lot of Buggies Just Received, R. I. HENDERSHOTT, OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE �Dr. and Mr* Fred BMW ot Holland were gucoto of Ur. and Mr*. Wm. A. Hates on Bunday and Monday. BHpwlUbe received Monday, Jum 10, for grading tha clay hill, *outh of day for itenvar, Colo. Thra. Haany1* plans In Rutland. Frank Johnson of Dowling now get* ; Mre- C-Ii..Osborn and son Wallgce ■-,-■ a'pensloa of M a mouth. sreM to NaabsUle Tuesday mecttUg Fr. Kennedy waa In Battle Creek for a few days’ rtril with her cousin. < Tuesday are! Wednesday. Albert Shultx started Monday even­ Tbs K. of P. memorial services have ing for Germany, where he aspects to been postponed to June M. spend tho summer In the land ot his Bleached cottons 5c. Saturday and Monday. W. T. Unum A Co. Henry Haven* ot Three Rivers ha* Miss Lenbrs Valliant of Newaygo Is •old hl* 40-acro farm, aou|hcast of the the fuert of Mr* Ulan Roblnaon. city, to Peter Utile ^bo wo understand Mrs. Julius Rosar 11 tuned Tuesday Intend* to take up hla reeidenoe ou the for Bioux Falls, Iowa, to visit relatives. place. . Jo* Barnett baa a dog that occupies City Attorney Walter IL Eaton went to Uta*. O., yesterday morning on bus- the. position of catcher in the aeound ward "one-old-cat" baseball team and MLm Ubtrie Broughton of Middle­ enjoys the sport a* well m any of the ville (pent Bund*/ With Ml** Myrtle boys. He hold* the position down fn good shape and never haa a pawed ball Mr. Scudder of Shepardsville fix* unless the pitcher makre a very wild been the guest of Mist Gertrude Lake throw; he watclio* 'the ball with an regie eye, catches it on tho fly i*-bound during the past weejc. and ’take* It to lhe batter and he in R. 1. Hendershott and daughter add turn throws it to tbe pitcher. He's in tbe game all the time and It i* IntcrratGrand Rapid* Tuesday. ing to see the energy he display*. Special price* on cottons Saturday Mrs- C. M. Putnam of NsahvUlc. L* and Monday. Unbleached Re., bleach- giving a house party this.wed;, from Tuesday until Saturday, th a number of tiie ex-achoul tn*'am* of Barry county, who Ueed to teach tho young idea how to »hoot 30 or 35 years ago. whom she expect* to attend ar,: Mr*. Julia WilllMm, n**Ung»; Mr* John Tuesday. ' ' . Duane Ford of Battle Crest was tn the diy yesterday. H * HAMMOCK. , BUY it now; ’ i [ ' BUY il where you will get yoor-money’s worth. / } BUV.i where you will have a large hue to select from. BUY it at the right place; Fred L, Heath’s THB DRUGGIST. Heath4* Iron and Wine . fine hot weather tonic. HUSTINGS HERKLD Coal nd Pmoul. + look for the name of Sanborn coffee Sold in Hastings only by L.E. STAUFFER * The Heating* city hand, twcaly.fuur Rhode* Leroy, MR'h ; Mrs, Emily pit-era. went to Leueitig yosterdsy U> Johnson, Lanai tig Mrs. George Shean. Mr* Sarah Flensburg, Mrs I^or* participate In the bend convention. Rice. Mrs Addle McCaffrey. c*f Kala- 'Try tha Wolfe fence. • ■ Seo J. W. Wolfe's fence "*d " I Mr* Porter Burton haa been quit. Wash Fabrics. . O. B. LlChty was in Grand Rapids Over Sunday. .Mb* Mao Erb returned Tuesday to On tbe secund 'page will be found Bf. Kay Marple of Naahvl'le spent Sun­ resume of the work done by the )egi> day In lhe city. lature In tbe session just closed K«o Guy W. Hart of Lake Oiltwe* was in M the city over Sunday. F. N. Mau* will open bl* new drag « ' Mr* John McGuire uf K»l»m*wu store in Kalamaroo on Saturday, Jun* J; was in the city Friday. 8th. Jay Hoglo export* to gu over thli k Mias Christina Schumann visited in evening to assist E Grand Rapids this week. State street Saturday afternoon about 4:00 o'clock, by a boy. A team came along jurt'about that time but the driver could oat stop them suddenly enough to prnvtftt thaacckyoke from striking Mr. Roberts and thtywlng him managor for western Michigan ot lhe to lhe ground. The boy got out of the NtAr York Life Insurance rotnpaoy. I* way Tho horse* and buggy passed over Mt. Robert* but never toadied tbe guest of H. A. Walldorf Lost, Tuesday, io this city, a small him. M fortnhately he laid parallel with purse containing about (7.0ft Finder the buggy pole. A large orowg gath­ ered. Mr. Robert* was picked up and will be satisfactorily rewarded by Irevlug same at HERALD office. MRS. Sam C. A. Newton la building ah addition L . to bi* residence In lhe first ward. Ml** Ethel MUI* returned Friday £ from *ix week*’ vtril in Vicksburg. fc . • Unbleached cottons 4fc. Saturday and Monday. W. E. Mduutt a Oj. E - < Very low price* on lace curtain* at t McCoy’s until June 16th. Don't ml**lt. * Money to loan on personal security— Rev. F. P. Knowles of Saginaw. for­ i Fred W. Walker, over National Bank. merly a reeldeni of this city, and well ‘Seth Smith of Freeport ha* had hl* known to many of our eftIsens, has ac­ cepted a call.ro Iron Mountain Presby­ l pension renewed and Increased U> 112 a terian phurch, and expects to enter up­ war In tbo Transvaal U the extreme youth at a large part of General DeA party of fourteen Odd Fellows vis­ on hi* now pastorate the third Bunday Wet’a army. When hoacllltlm broke ited Nashv ill* lodge last Thursday out almost every grown man enlisted, On complaint at Vern Wood, made evening. even the enfeebled, but the pace has Rev. Geo. Bullen will preach at tbe before Justice Walker, last Saturday, been too rapid tor the venerable burgh­ Bur school house Sunday afternoon at Ed. Down* was arrested by Deputy er* Awlbcy-waye killed or incapaclSheriff J. G. Bogle on .the charge of tauri V>elr places have gradually bron aaaault and battery. Down* *u when taken by meae school children, many before the ju*tlce and plead guilty to only thirteen or fourteen years of age. lhe charge. He paid a line uf 15.00. . ‘Under the title of 'The Youngest Sol­ William A. Miller, arreaud last dier in the World," in the JuuoCosmo­ MrtQC. Deane of Grand Rapid* wa* week for steeling a pair of pant*, aa the gurat of her brother, Goo. H. Tink­ mentioned tn our local columns, was ar­ politan Allen Sangrec throws more light on the make-up and life of Gener­ ler, la*l Thursday. raigned before Justice Walker Friday al PeWeCs commandoes than anything and plead guilty. He was lined (20 or hitherto published. The naive, simple 30 days in jail. In default of the -form­ letter from fourteen-y car-old Deneys er be waa taken to lhe county buttle. Kelts to hla father, the secretary of George Mullen of Eaton Rapids was Mato of tbe Tr*n*»*»l Republic, ha* arrested Saturday night by Constable seldom been equalled for vital Interest Alfred Darling for violation ot ordin- by any carefully written article on the anoe relative to drunkenneaa and dis­ orderly conduct. Justice Walker senOn Aug. 2x1, 1B90, Loui* Greuse!'* bi­ traced him to pay <10 fine or rm with cycle «a* stolen from Jefferson street. Sheriff Cartright for twenty day* He Al thst time (10 reward wm offered by Jay Mitchell of Davenport, Iowa, aud 1* resting. the sheriff for the apprehension of ths Letter* addressed to the following thief and the number of the wheel was Mr. and Mrs. Jay Uchty XGrand Rap­ ids are visiting relatives lu th!* city person* remain .unclaimed la this office given aa 57342, which was the stock and will bo tout to the dead letter office number, the wheel being numbered and vicinity. Clarence DePlanta of Detroit, came If not called for by June 17th: Albert <57,ate. Last Thursday morning a over last Friday to spend a few days al Johnson, Ouyler C. Squier, Jaitfea Bat­ young man by the name of Dijmer the old borne. 11. likes hl* job lu De- son, A. B. Btsrnfleld, Mr* Joie Gris- came op from Delton with the wheel would, Miss Nina Usher, Mias A. and when It wa* taken from tho bag­ Andrews, Mia* Mianlo Schumbarger, gage car Agent Hylvrater Greuse! Mr*. & J. Wbiioey. recognised It. After Dlpner had taken A hobo struck town the other day It away Mr. GreoMl, who wa* agent and oommeneed operations by wtlklng for tba wheel in 1888, examined hla up to the front door of the jail and lag­ record of salra anti obtained the num­ ging fur a slraw hat. He was referred ber. In the afternoon young Dipnor to lhe offioe, but, when he saw the sign, brought tho wheel to the depot about an hour Wore tho train went south. An examination ditoiosed tbe fact that Mr* if. II. Uivelaud is visiting bar It wm tbe wheel which had been atolen. aunt. Air* L. F. Tracy lu Augusta. Tbo Ituonihangeoble sprocket wheel Bhv was called there Imx week by tbe had been riveted by Mr. Grcusci and dreth nt bar unde, Mr. Tracy. thia had never bean cbaag*d, aithrMgh Mrs. Ed. flciiumanu and sun, Charlie, r«WMd Monday to Grand Rapid*. *fI the Coffee you buy is th J tMt can be selected, you Make your selections now while the lines are complete; never was color more artistically < ed or presented a more del ful effect than in these soft striped wash fabrics, and of all, the price is less than you ordinarily pay. Chailies, I- rench Ginghar Toile du Nords, Fancy Dimities, Batistes. • India Linen. 7~t;, Parcels Delivered. Phone BO. £«.t v»t.' ‘ ■ 1 E. Y. HOGLE A CAR LOAD OF CULTIVATORS The Pivotal Dandy, combined riding and walk­ ing, can be equipped with 15 different styles of gangs. The Com Dodger, a first-class, up-to-date riding cultivator. The'Dutch Uncle, quick acting spring lift, bal­ ance frame, extra yielding spring for gangs. WALKING CULTIVATORS. Farmers, don't buy until you have seen this splendid line of cultivators. 1 �iiJu _____ ____________ Furnlsa lately. Polos will be sol and wires strong aa soon aaa gang of line­ men can be secured and It is then w*h‘‘* ffood ’’“J *111 Uli! Io line. They expect to ranch Maple Grove, Assyria and Lacdy before the rtahC?' have the ere you n eleeplogP Freeman Shaver of Portland, a man M years old, waa missed from home last Thursday, and on being found was dla•orcrod hanging over tho side ot a boat in Grand river, drowned. Tho su|>pokftir.n I. tli.t k. —rt — rtf I..H V. --- .1 TO THE MAN WHO THINKS. able u> get back.' ■ -White Edward Trvsun of Nashville, Waa leading a horse last Friday, tbe animal became frightened knocked him down and bit off the second Anger ot hla Uh . tly in the face end set axhamtd tti be without Thi supreme court has established tho full authority of eougnas u, de^l u the- needs of tho nation require with the territory the nation acquires before It fn organised into states. The consti­ tution follows the flag, but it follows buly as far u congrra decides and dotermlurs- -Philadelphia Press. The decision concerning Porto Riro cuts the ground from under the frat of those persona who have opposed the an nexatloo of Cuba on the ground that free sugar Slid free tobactni would ruin University. <m University Heights. in which thnrv »tands a tablet tn Robert E Law. placed by tbr United Daughters of the Goufrdcracv. In (laaoclaljnn with the memorials to Farragut Grant. [.Ln- They act directly on the liver. They cum constipAtion.bllloutneee, sick hesdache, mitt, and dyspepsia. Take I lawive doae each night. For 60 years yean they have been the Standard Family Phis. ' - DISEASE STAND BACK Dr. Donald McDonald, Professional Direotrov. V* THE GREAT W r TONICLAXATIVE < n you have sour stomach, Indigestion, bUiouancBS, constipation, bad breath. dUxineaa. Inactive liver, heartburn, kidnay troubles, backache, leva It will dean out lbs bowe la, stimulate tba livrr and kidnsya. strengtber tha mucous membranes of tba stomach, purify your blood and put you "on your [set" again. Your appetite will raturn, your bowels move regu­ larly, your liver and kidneys ceaao to trouble you, your skin will dear and freshen and you will feel the old time cAdrgy and buoyancy. apparent tide of the field Republican. -- Geld that those Islands I the Philippines) wore subject tb our revenue laws, that we must grant them free trade, and that nur immigrant ex­ clusion laws could not be spoiled to their Inhabitants, the difficulties of the Philippine problem would have been Wolf’s Improved Fence Tha chief beoehdarlaa ot the supreme court decision on the Insular cans will, of course, be tho sugar and tobacco trusts. The decision gives theaa trusts the exclusive control of the United States market, and at the same time al­ lows them an equally exclusive control J .i--------------- __“dueed jn tbo Indies, Philippines. Hastings, at Hastings House, । far attended him, sod the unhesitating acquiescence In this bis latest claim by an audience of three thousand people, ' la a remarkable example of the Ignor­ ance and gullibility of a considerable Oos day only eaeb month. Office hours, portion uf humanity" in tbo opening ft a- tn. to 4 p. m. .Consultation, ex{rar of the twentieth century Grand tapids Evening I’nwi WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19, OR. MCDONALD Is ooe of the greaiost living specialism Hla extensive practice and superior knowledge enables him A> cure every •arable disease- All chronic diseases of tbo brain, apioe, nerves, blood, skin, heart, lungs, liver, stomach, kidneys and bowels scientifically and success­ fully treated. Dr. McDonald's suocraa lu tho treat­ ment of female diseases 1s simply marveloos. His treatment makes sickly woman strong, beautiful and attrac­ tive. Weak mon, old or young, cured in every case and saved from a life of saffering. Deafness, rheumatism aud oils charged with electricity. Deaf.Made to HeahI W. WOLFE Jo frac trade with the rest of the United Hutes the situation would have been materially abated. • • ■ But the vut did not decide thkt way. Tho court saved the day for tbo trusts and at the aamo moment sounded tho death knell for'the high hopes of our laiftnd pwae^ions. Tbe trust* wjll contlnne to dominate In tbclr Una in this country and the Islands arr sentenced lo continue to be purely agricultural, and io' liavu no chance <o go Into manu­ facturing so long M the United Stairs governmeul is dominated by tho in­ fluence* that dominate it now.—Even- a few It real corporations, with head­ quarters st Now York. Then all ih<> LnUuoncew that hitherto have kept < Ian• adn and tho United States start will tend to bring them together. The Im­ portation of American goods Into Can­ ada and of Canadian cools Into the United States will no longer disturb tbe THE Geo. M. Reed, Th* Laue TO WAUX’. Catarrh, throat and Jung diseases cured. Dr. McDonald cures fits aud nervous diseases, cc/arua and all akin diseases cnrod. Dr. McDonald haa been called the wlurd of the medical profusion, bocause be reads all diseases st a glance without asking any question.- Sick folk, call on Dr. McDonald! Uba plearara to meet him. Dr. McDonald ciidly one coutilr PLUMBER. Skip, Dm Door North of Hastings National Book ■ ' The SjwlallM. •viton street. . Grand Rapids. Mich. Wm, H. STEBBINS COATS GROVE, MICH To Cara * Cold In. Ono Day. Cake Laxative Bromo Qu I a I os Tab- Tka Cliinisf Pliti li th Citj �They Hade Things Interuling for the Police Department OLDS MOTOR WORKS THE PLACE For Infinite and Children. The Kind You Haye Jackson's assessed valuation^haa Increaaed oyer WOO,000 in two years Monroe baa a good chance to secure a boat sugar factory. and may land It A trail canning ooarpsny. with IMO,■ ™» capital, haa been formed at K sis­ A small boy at Athens called tbe elllag* marshal a blockbead, and lhe offleer proved that tba^oy waa right by arresting him and taking him t» the । Sleepers Dally emc*eo al ds rmen whan acting aa supervisors; Detroit bridge bonding Mil; extending tins* of payment ot Indebtedaees of counties and townships; freight classi­ fication bill; providing that no person acting aa aa agent for a conlrsct with a deceased person shall be a competes t witness equally within the knowledge of decendent unless called by tha heirs; sulhorliing^culy road commissioners to grant street railway franchises foe territory within their jurisdiction; amending compulsory education law so as to provide that children between S and 15 years shall attend school al least 10 half days each week sod fire months a year. Instead of eight half days and four months a year; author­ ising common carriers to sell perish­ able freight within M hours after ebargee bare not been paid, and an! mala within a week; regulating tho granting of franchise* in ibe city of Bears the nifintMarftee aor Mineral. fOTNAflCOTlC, For Over The senate passed the following bills on the llthr Amending lhe Grand Rapids primary election law by pro­ viding for Independent candidates aud decreasing lhe fee for some minor can­ didates, to amend Hagloaw charter; to authorise Detroit to build another bridge to Belle Isle; authorising Bites- and san francisco GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE tlSTOSU In Crystal Falla: to rrorganlte school districts in Marion township, Osceo'a ortuoty amended by house-relative to the East Saginaw school law; Barnaby primary election bill tor Kent county; ttflil JWwtl«nnt» (tap, Iilmsi uJ (qair tiDoj. JsOuisviffe and J2as/ivifc Railroad, The prayed ot forming now local military companies Is being actively agitated al Ionia and Ludington, which cities arc now not represented Io the Winter TootUt Tlthli <5ULI= <Ogl6T c. l. 6T< a ’aaeen. men to cease w wk tug. When the sig nal was gives tho crowd started, and for , r,while the scene presented was similar w that of a lot of boys, playing "pom. pnmr pulMiway.* Fla»Uy wm* members of tho crowd made a rflab for lhe opposite aid* of tbe building *nd In thia way camo In contact with tbo son-unlonlata Three of th* tatter rooelved badly swollen end black eye* and suffered with bloody noses, but the polios reached ths building In time to prevent anyone from being badly hurt. Tbe police acountpaaied the com posy's men, away from th* scene al quilling time, and patrolmen went d Tour address to IL J. Wemysa. •al Immigration and Industrial t, Loufs'rillo, Ky., and be will you, free, map*, illustrated hleta afld price Hsia of lands and i Mississippi ana rionau. a 1« ■ ft requested list the cases be nolle proesed, but Judge Wiest oould not see It In that light. Tbe eases were con­ tinued until September term. The project to connect Saginaw and Grahd llaplds by mean* of an electric railway la now assured of soccers, the ootapaay having been Incorporated with tl.000,000 capital and lhe bonds hsvltqt been taken by an eastern ayo- iutual Fire Insurance eosnpany. ison, are up in arms The,cans* excitement la an assessment by ar F. C. Bsdgley of former pol­ lers to tba tune of nearly III*,- PEBBMARQy.BCTg said the Obliging cashier, and he handed out the coin. The wag then produced the chicken feed—an ear ot PATENTS Red Cross these plant* are dumping down. On tbe big peach terms hardly an old tree will bear a poach sad this means twothirds of every term. The rente, aa tisretofura auauaoeed. was th* early tell fr*«x» before tha I Ins be had been the depot--------——-------------------- ------the pisiform He waa * hla way to dll aa appointment to deliver a Mano­ rial Day address A Mendon paper reads the riot act to tha townspeople thuflyt • Mendon needs a tealory. Tha decease of pop­ ulation and th* Increase of empty hemsas la searing I Ho property owners end meichants Heretofore every in­ dustry hs* barn discourage! instead of encouraged, but W »>iw' employ meal PHIOES1-OO PAINFUL �Parker and wife of Htetiag* : called on friends in town last Tuesday. Chester Norwood of Rowanl UheJe *ott>,r *° c*" ,or hk iteoooe each week. srexuaiery i* rushed witlrordsre Ir - th B. O. E." and their opt- M. R. Gwin of Battle Creek spent Bunday with hie family here. A. U Clark made a buplnew trip to Battle Creek, Monday. Q. A. Hyneo has been agent for the American oxpreee for nearly eleven year*, eowrn<-ucing the same ysar ho -Vk—I-—— ni- - — ■ -. .. bis oew parlor* be barber shop ready tor ocoo- rMof our band boy* aasUted lhe r* ctty Band at the hand con­ i bald at Uodtef yesterday. A on of young people so- Dedication at Yankee springs was largely attesded and ths debt lifted which makes tbe people feel glad and very thankful for the kindness of tbo people from away and at homo. Didn't Marry tor Money. Mr. and Mrs. Blake of Middleville Tho Boston man, who lately married drove up io the dedication but seeing a sickly rich young woman. Is happy the bouse crowded did not item but Mr. now, for he got Dr. King’s New Life Blake left a five dollar bill to remind ns Pills. which restored her io perfoot of his benevolence In Christian work. health. Infallible for Jauodloe.bllliousnass. malaria, fever sod ague and all liver and stomach troubles Gentle but effective Only 85c at W. H Good- AlvaCarpoutor and wife have return od to their borne al Avon, New \ork. A few of our wealthiest are conu-m plating a trip to Pan American exposi­ tion la the near future. Oar village dads are revising the old ordinances, tbe old ones being Insuffic­ ient to meet tbe requirements of law Tbe workmen on this section of tbe C,,K * b, have had aa incresee of wages. This road is oow paying larger Id r. Flowers and family from Rich­ land attended the service*. Blabop Barnaby from Gaines delivered the dedicatory service. W» say three cheer* Bert Harding and. family spent Hunfor Yankee Springs church completed day with friends at tbs renter. Mrs. Benjamin Pearao, who has beoo and dedicated free from debt and Mon­ visiting friends in Battle Crook, return­ day morning a subscription started to ed home Sunday Douglass Hladr visited Boo Pearce. Sunday. Mrs. D Frans la entertaining friends tho city Monday evening Bernie Roberts passed through her^ from tho southern part of tha state.. Jar^b Shoup spent a few days lasl on his way to attend field day. Temperance meeting al the church last week waa well attended and all con­ tributed largely to help the L. A. S. A full bouse Wodnt day evening Alvab Howell’s show Obing the atlrae- hero frightfully. ' writes N. E. i’almor, Wednesday. - bo has been conof Kirkman, la. 'The best doctors nearly two weeks, couldn’t heal the running sort U.at fol lowed, but Bucklen'. Arnica Salve en­ Carl Herrick is spending s few day. tirely cured her " Infallible for cuts, corns, aorea, boils, bruises, akin dis­ In Grand Rapids. Phlneaa Winans Is very sick with ease- aud plies. 26c at W . H. Goods poeumotia. D. R. Slade and family Spent Sunday with friends In West Maple Grove. 1 Children', day will be observed at tbe M. E. church with appropriate exer­ cises Sunday evening the 9th Tbe social held by tbe L O. T. M.. Friday night, was a suoeess, netting • 13.50. A number of member* from Dowling, Quimby and Nssbville were presea I. Mrs. Haule Hhaw baa been danger­ Ed. Leomaa, while trying to pot a ously ill the last week aud Huie hopes hsiteros a vicious horse Friday, had bls band *o badly lacerated by the horse of recovery. Dr. Betu and wife of Holland have biting him that he had to bare one finger taken off. » been visiting relatives In the village. Mrs. O. Shaw will entertain tbe aid Mrs. Leggel visited at Mr*. Clark's, society Friday afternoon. All are oe- Friday Pearl Jones visited st Mrs. Clark's, Saturday. ' Frack Caley spent Sunday in Nsshvllie al lhe Cn»s home. Grace McKelvey Is ■ offering with an —-. ■ ton Canter. turning ou same day of exhibition Excursion Uj Jackson Snd Detroit, Sunday. Juns Utb; going and returning on special train leaving Hasting* 7U5O a. m . return leaving Detroit 0:30 p. m. Jackson rate Ke tor round trip; Detroit •I.AS for round trip. Excursion to Grand Rapid, going and returning on .pt-clal Iraln Sundav,June iflth. lUte 1.5c. Children 40c. For further particular, sea flyer*. Person* drelrtnv can go early morning train at one fare for rouud trip rvturcTtig on special same dav. D. K. Titmax, Agent. Pianos Organs. We have been handling the same line for five years and arc satisfied that wc can give you a better piano or organ for the price than any other dealer in this viciti­ tty. They are all old reliable lines. No experiments here. Come tn and look over the line. Rlkvr, J. 3. Goodyear and C. F. Field attended tbe diocesan couvcution al Grind Rapids yesterday. Tbe HjuiaLD is pleased to note that Lewis Goodyear has been ro-engaged aa teacher of Latin lu the Grand Rapids high wboot aa an Increase of salary. Renkes Ji Walldorf! When you want the machine shops. Judge Smith and wife returned from a fe^r da vs'trip yesterday. WhUegooe they visited Ann Arbor and Detroit, hearingMantfleld la the latter city; the judge held a short sreslon of court at Marshall; and attended a Mason io dedl- ----- TV- Decoration day was fittingly observed in tbb ally, tha program being foilowed out substantially as published in the HexALu In the forenoon ex­ ercises were conducted at the cenxaeery by Flugerald Poet and tn the aftantoon ex-Senator Potter delivered a short but excellent address at lhe fair grounds. Fay Wood, tha boy who a few mouths ago was arrested for breaking into the C. K. Jr S. depot, and Jal off cm sus­ pended sentence, ha* again got into tremble. Monday sight acoumpanieff bp a younger fed, whom wewlil not mention, as it waa a tirvl offense, he broke into the xchool building and ran­ sacked some of the teacbere* dunks. Tuesday tbe boys were taken into cus­ tody by lhe marshal and tbe older lute. Fay Wood, is not likely to get off as easily this time as ha did befqre. Il Is and sous, Lawrence s pity to tee hoys thus persevering in <!teo. Baffler* and family of pwt HICKORY CORNERS. WotjdUad visited at Charles Heise's, Williams wm al Kalam- 1 J. P. Fellows ud wi fe of Lake Odessa Mr*. D. McPherson returned datur- visited WC Senter's, Wednesday. Herein Durkee spent Wednesday the day from a few days’ vtaH with her guest of her cousin, Jessie Durkee. parent* south of Kalamaxoo. A-A. Aldrich and wife suited Frank . Mrs. Fred Scoby of Kslamaxoo is vlsague and wife visited Willison and wife to Climax, Wednee- itlng Chan Williams and wife. L. E. Batea and wife returned from fin Md wtfe^if Battle Battle Creek. Mondar Mrs. Marr Barley and family attend­ al Dave Daoaoud’s last ed lhe wedding of Milton Earley al Nashville, Thursday. C. Senter and wife visited their son Adalbert Sauter, Tuesday. Claude Carpenter and sons, Henry and Hobart, and daughter Gertrude walled at J. H. Durkee'., Friday. Archie Rhoads and CUmena Durkee spent Saturday and Sunday in Shulu f ^'^■ftsra^asaB: l| NEW THINGS i LATEST j HOSIERY. Take a peep at our window. It will be there. to say that Elder Lacey, who Is suffering with Insomnia aud threatened oaevous prostration, is obliged to give up his work hero. O. E. Coate and wife attended oooferer.ee st Dutton, Saturday and Suo^Jadrglc Costs has a novel ww of de­ I. Not Through Ji Yet, talking to 7 you ab°ut our « » S News has jurt been received bare of the death of Forrest Healey at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. Tho you ng man la a eon of Mr. and Mrs. V. arren Seeley of '.bis city and enlisted In the army last spring. Monday a young son of Wm. Stafford was quite serimialy hurt. A wagon box fell upon bis stomach just below tbe ribo. Two Huie boys lifted tbe box from the Injured boy snd medical aid tnd girl at _ near Carl­ Mother and daughter do- -- --- R. M. Bales. f I wl*h to notify lhe farmer* of Bai county that T will be headquarters We make a special effort to get the newest styles in shoes for you. i*> J S IJ Iff AND S bf hosiery and have ju»t received an Invoice of • style* in fancy pelJ X new terns at from _ . •< ■ : i5c. to T5c. : 3i These good* are all fdil * laahlteted, doufila.bavl . S X • x- WOOLLEY 5 We are agents for the famoxu ! JSlach Cat line : J 1 ] 2 and toe. sad tbe gukrantoe of the manufacturer* is back of every pair. A fall lino of boys' “LEATHER STOCKINGS," the kind they can’t wear OdL o Phone S5<1. * Little Red Front Shoe Store. ATTENTION THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN NOW ii the time to have your outfits repaired, and we are the people wb0 can give .ypu tbg', best prices on all kinds of repair work. ' Before having anything <1 EARLY & B *• 2 2 Good* delivered. • BRONSON. Boilers Refined, Cylinders 1 Boilers Patched, Smol Engine* Repaired, I ■ X -5 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-06-13.pdf 1753a3e5fe251e63a3bcab8b79a070ec PDF Text Text HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1001. BS BOY III CUBA Going West Tbl# Summer? I PIONEERS OF BARRY COUNTY An you going west to visit relatives? Are you going wart to seek a home? i HO LETTER FROM GERHID A LARGE GATHERING OF THE OLD Art you going west co buslnoan? SHUM E. SEVERANCE. ' SETTLERS SATURDAY. Ottawa Bench and Milwaukee is a short [O to Church Sunday More- line and makes a quick trip and a pleas­ interesting Address ot Aaron Clark ant one. Connectlosu at all points on and to Cock-Fights In and a Long List of Deaths the system with through train* .to the Afternoon. Columbus Ek*., Cuba | M»> IWh, 1901. ( J jour kind letter a few days was vary 8l*d to hear from you. ivea are very friendly at this vldhlty and thorn .is dally ai 11:06 p. tn., arriving Milwaukee at ti:30 a. m. Direct connections to the Tbe annual meeting of the Barry west and northwest. Tickets sold County Pioneer Society was held last ibnxightodMtlnatlon. Ask your agent. the president, D. IL Cook, at 10:30 a. m. The meeting waa largely attended, A Good Chance and there wm a good sprinkling of tbe Owing to tbe pressure of other work very early settlers of the county. The president stated that he wished we have decided to discontinue custom work nt our shop. This opens up a to resign the office of president, and the good opportunity for some party to secretary, Miss Rosel la Goodyear, also On motion J, H. Dennis «u made Ing planing, matching, and getting out i^TwOailhiy, thslrmdnej being made house finishing material. We could sugar and rice. Thervaro tbouisnds On motion the preaidont appointed furnish such a party with everything scree ot cane fields, tropical fruits ar*' required to start one should they de- Clement Smith, Cheater Mawr and abundance everywhere, cnecanut*. Levi M. Dewey as cummlUec to select Bentlct, ftiarJi A co W bare practically no money value. The president then read the minutes of fees from the ground. The well-to-doA partial roll e »majority live in nips shacks bamboo, team »f Battle Creek, with a long list of victorias lo their crwllt. i-ame over condition during the rainy before "Boh" Bell's han! Luting eghouse is built s bamboo platform on a | gregaUiu. The game was a slugging level with the living room on which the family pig is kept, usually with a string LJtrougls one oar and knotted at one ■■nd, < very effectual tuothod for keeping < >n reassembling the ■■orn'mltteo for takes himself to tbe coultwt place in fim}. lore are many bicycles here so it Is formed bla two-base hit specialty send-1 of death. lew boors in the evening. Frank “We're Growing Old Together.1' i tropical woods: inaltogany, ebony Hon. Aaron Clark, .of Middleville, are inhabited by monkeys, parrots and of which was a gwsonal history of his own pioneer experience and there was Thenatlvcsare natural musicians and I they hold balls very often. Some of tbeac balls and banquets which they Special Excursion. give are finer than you would expect tn Saturday, June 22, 1901, the Chica­ aee after reading some ot the accounts go, Kalatnaxno A Sayinaw Railway Co. । from the newspapcra. Tbe costumes of the laboring classes will sell tickets to Kalamazoo from all iqueer arrangement*, the children a station*, Woodbury to Delton Inclusive, at 50c. and from Richland Junction, 8 or 8 years old after which they Creoey and Milo st 35c. for the round trip. Children under twelve years of age, 2fic. Tickets will be good going left entirely open. After a time when on train No. 2 'Saturday morning and good returning not laterthan train No. 1, leaving Knlaniaroo at 6:10 a. m., to hold them up. The shirt Is Monday, June, 24th 1901. H. C. Pottkh, hxd gone through the same or similar experience. He 'was generously ap­ plauded for his eftorl. fluid, Mrs. J. J. Hendershott, Wm. Burroughs, lira. Clement Smith, Mr. Chapin, Geo. Ostroch, Eben Pennock, 8. B. Wlllladn, W. W. Hampton, E. P. Barnum, Albert Barnum and others. adjourn It bo to meet on second Satur­ day in June, 1002. Carried. The meeting.then adjourned, many lingering to shake bands and visit. the people of Barry county, we have summartxed Judge Smith’s historical - Ths girls as soon as they become old record of deaths from June 1900 to June •nougli to do anything are made to I 1001, as follow*: earn their own Hsing. One thing I Mr*. Porter O. Freeman, formerly Tbe Table Factory and the Book Caso forgot to mention, they always wear a Julia Wheelock, died at Springfleld, • —hdant suspended around their necks Co. base ball ciube crossed bats on Sat- Mo., June 7, sgod about 70. Anson Wooddlnd al Coats Grove Jun* 12, aged 75 year*. Camo u> Michigan evil spirits. They, always have a tereating game leading to professlooal- about 1M0 and sealed in Carlino. Itm even to the decision given by tbe far stuck In their mouth and they are Mr*. Mary A. Erb, wife Jacob Erb, umpire. Score up to the 6<h inning died tn Baltimore township Juno 23, io longest cigar you ever saw. Chew betel num whleh discolor FOURTH ANNUAL BANQUET CEDAR CREEK BOYS RUN AWAY Go From Haatlnga to Chicago In a THE LAWYERS OF BARRY COUNTY HAVE A FEAST. and Ellis, his brother, 7 years old, A Delightful Supper Followed by a whoso mother Is Mrs. John Taylor trf Codaa Creek, took II Into their heads Symposium .of Legal a wook ago Sunday morning to run WUdotn. away from borne. With only fifty canto in their pocket they set out on their To the layman who found himself in journey. They stayed at a farm house the midst ot the company which assem­ Sunday night an J camo on Jo Hastings bled at Emmanuel parish bouse Monday Monday. Here they got into a box car and stole a ride to Woodbury. Prom naled with legal loro and courtly dig­ there they walked to Lake Odessa nity. There were ailorncys-at-law not where they again boarded a box car a few and learned judges In plenty. Monday night. Next they found thcmselvM In a big Andrew T. Culp, In Maple Grove who hod Men graciously permitted lo city which must have been Grand BapNov. "5- Dived in Maple Grove outer the sacred clrcjo II seemed as again boarded one of their favorite ve­ though ho might at any moment be Boyd Craig, In Hasting* township, hicles and resumed their journey. Nov. 8. aged iM years. Camo to this township la I860. Finally, on Saturday night they left Albert Warner In Prairieville Nov. 15. aged 80 years. Lived In Prairie­ of the supreme court, three circuit court and after putting up ail night In a.box ville since 1846. William T. Bundy In Middleville, judges and one judge Of the probate car they walked into the city Sunday Nov. 24, aged 12. Had lived In Thorn­ court, to say nothing of three or four apple township since I860 Member of justices of the peace, lo the midst uf Thnr. their troubles began. For Ellis Co. G 11th Mich. Cav. got lost and wu pIcKevl tip by a police­ there wore a few timid and awo-atnick man. Lewis tried to find his little iilp at an early date. newspaper men and one minister uf’.he Leander Phllnpo. in Baatlngii Dec. Thou it ••'em* from gospel But the presence of the ladles grd 64. Lived In the city upward* their i rcro taken down way the ••on charge ilh seats around the ____ AS In Maple Grove. . had lived on the farm where she died fid----- ere taken to the jxjlieo legal digully il i he police teloiheir arrost to Sher- ler president. W. W. Hampton, since IBM. y. Miss Rose Goodyear, blsJohn S. Hinds In Balllmo <'lament Smith. Ob rice and fish. The better peo lug woablr t.i show much speed Tho report was promptly ac>'>'|>ied freely 1 sea is only a half tnilo from our in<! adopted The report of the h,sthe mountains but a short dls- captained the visitors and as usual put i xirian. Judge Smith, was then read, md It was somewhat lengthy but full I suffer from hbat at all. Th* off the batting honors of the gstnewltb s home run. a triple, two double and a in the morning and by noon it tingle. which have boon published from time The finish was sensational. Everybody smokra, .the men prefer house, Thoraapplc, died Sept. 6, _ William Risbrldgcr died al hl* home in Johnowa, Sep*. 5, aged 82. Rev. Amos Wakefield, chaplain of the society for many years, died in Middlovltte SepL 18, aged 87 year*. Be­ came a member ot Michigan Con fercnee in 1851, supersnuated in 1802. ' John Beagle died In Castleton Sept 28. aged 841 Born In England, came to tbiar countre in 1830, and to Barry county In 1866. John W. Kilpatrick died In Wood­ land In 1820, ckme to this country in 1842, and this county in 1847. Charles W. Taylor of Assyria, died In Oceana county while ou a viat Oct. 21, aged 79ycart Caine to Michigan in 1847. Was a member, of the 6th Mich. Car. Mrs. Jamre Cress died la Nashville OCL 29,^ed 58 years. Lived In county when tbe Tabla Co. took matter* Into io years. Mr*. Daniel Wolcott died at her bone in Hasting* township June 24, aged iH 7 runs in that Inning, followed with one yearn One of the early pioneer* of the in each of the following Innings. Pitch­ county. er Brown for Table Co. struck out nine tow Mt Annis Parsons, died In Carlton Cenr. JunoJS, aged 79. Had lived In July , La those of their neighbors. who enters hl* bird shall Sunday School Flower Festival. he died since L“4> Bastlfig* bau^ueCUng tabu1 Jan 4. aged 70. IxvaoTer Top Jau lb. aged fi£ in-en *amoo> supervisor 10 years and member of leg­ islature. Denison S. Bugbee, died io Lansing Jan. 20 tago not given I Came to Thornapplr la 1837. One of the found During the two hours' bauquet era uf Congregational church there. mandolin trio, ■•■insisting of Anzolet Valentine Ost lawnbard. Gn« and Christina Schu- nun uf Galesburg, one of the most prominent citlxeiu of Kaisdied at hi* home In sddisl much to th Carson settled Henry XOung, aged 78. felicitous manti Barry county tor about 6." soldier, was burned to death by the Judge Willis B. Perkin* of Grand Rapburning of Ms hoove Jan. 29. By careful management. bard work side of the city ul Kalamazoo pendence of the Judiciary, the Bui- roomau. In this city Feb. paper was a thoughtful and ■•artiest the 50's. In civil war for three years. argument showtag that au IndopendSheriff of the county and U. 8. deputy marshal. Had bean constantly con­ nected witn public service In the county safeguard against anarchy or dnsjxxism. since 1870. Judge Hrrlwrt Wlnsor of Marshall, judge of the new Calhoun county cir­ Bov. LewUC. Greater, Hope, Feb. 12, cuit dlBcuwnd "Legal Exhlra" In an 2fed W years. Resident of Michigan nee 1KB; of county since I85T.. vet­ eran of the civil war and minister of HekaLO followed with a discussion at the U. 3. chnrob. Archie McQurtu. Thornapnle, Feb. 11, aged 81 years. Resident since IBM. Journalism." Judge Clement Smith speko with hit Charles llobioson. Hope, Feb. 11, aged 70. Julius Russell, city, Fob. 12. aged IV>. ilea" and iboHon. Jnidus H. Moore ot Che Resident since 1855 and merchant since supremo bench rend a scholarly paper 186L Wm. H. Gray, Thornapple, Feb. 21, on “Courts at Conciliation,” deoeribing aged 70. Resident over 40 years. the workings of these novel tribunals In Mrs. Charlotte Hyde, Barry rilie, Norway and Sweden, and urging the Feb. 13, aged 00. Robert Marshall, Barry. Fob. 9, aged adoption of a similar system In our owe I 82. Reeident of county about 00 year*. urtVm. Griffin, Hastings, Feb. 21, aged suggestions along the line of arbilra-1 lul. Bora in Wales, camo to this tlon ns a means of composing differ­ couniy more than 00 year* ago. Was ences In minor cases. universally respected, This closed the /peaking and st a late Mr*. Harlow G. Carter, city, March 1, St 70 year*. Reeident ot city tince I Ing proved the moat successful function Mrs. Madison Hansom, Rutland, ever given by the Barry County Bar March 3, aged 83. Resident about 40 Association. year*.. Mra. Friederika Welssert, city, Mar. (Lagod74. Resident of city ainoe 1855. COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES. Henry La&o, Rutland, March 12, The Claes ot 1901 Win Grnduaie aged M. Resident since birth. Dr- W. H. Young, Nashville, March Friday, Jon. 21et. 23, aged 60 years. Ono of the first physician* la Nashville since 1870, The class of 1901, Hastings High Widely known, respected and loved. School, will hold its graduating exer­ Mr*. Morris Pilgrim, Baltimore, March 31, agtd M years. Rroldent cises Friday afternoon, Jane 21st, in Temple Park south of the school ground*. The program will be as fol­ the early settler*. Adam D. Storms, Prairieville, April John Moore died in Fret-j'-ort July P, 12, aged 83 yearn, resident since 1840.' of the uldwt settler* and a man of itoliaS. Gifford died in Carlton July One sterling worth. Mrs. Jutin Hopkins, Carllou, April ,aced8SyeAr«.'HasHvo4ln the statu 12, aged 83. Resident since IMi. arty 30 years. I’rairievnie, Mieifiiei Heit died in Nashrillo July col 50 year*. church will hold a Sower festival in the tW o'clock next Sunday slUe Aug. 4, aged 12. One uf the earliest settlers In Maple Grove town*Ip. George Thomae died wterday afternoon. culinary Mr Caraou had fourteen children okvnu of whom are Bring. The heir* arc Isaac M. Carsoo. Galeaburg; Mrs. M J. Schroeder. Galesburg: Mr*. M. L. Olin. Kalaniauii: the children of Mrs. Martha Ptillow, rlx: Maude Glo­ ver. Kalauuuuio; Grace Henry, MilwauHal stem Kalamazoo: Mrs. Josephine Alonzo ('arson Mina, l*>wl* and Har­ riet. Galesburg. Mrs. Alsda Ogden, Bls first wife died tn 1880. In Janury. IW-B. be married Mrs. Media Hkuald records the contemplated re­ moval from this city of Walter IL Eaton and family. Without any solicitation on hl* part be has been offered an Impor­ tant position at Muskogee, Indian Ter­ ritory. Ho will have Uic management era Trading A Contract Co- This is a company of - railroad men aLt> capital­ ists, baring their headquarters in Ohio, but engaged in extensive bus! note «n- telephone lines, railroad bridges, etc. Mr. Eaton will receive a remtinerntlva about a week. Ho camo to this city Nteam and confidence of the community. .both a* a citizen and as an attorney. J committee durlug the last campaign, Mr. Eaton did his party moat uoailtnl service. At the late city election bo arren tT. William*, city, April < years. Altoh, Carlton, -May 1, 1901, full imto. He Is also city attorney. Undoubtodiy he waa a rising young man in thia city and county and bls departhard to ftll. Ptourer metvhahi and man of affairs. going, and In common with everybody Train, No. 101, on the Michigan Cen- io this city, the HMtALu wishes fa Hastings at fi?41. This Is ■ very agree- �July. Wearegl Prelrierlllo Henry Pennel* of Prairieville I* re­ ported io have sheared 48 sheep In thrOMwWr* ofa day, the wool weigh­ ing 46V pounds. Who can beat it? Tbe fifth annual district school* picnic of Carlton township will be held in the wood* ofL. A. Knowles, north ofCarl- SOAP DIGNITY. £«tJT IS easy to find a pure soap; it is easy from Hauling* people which wublltbe* more fully the great reputation at Dr. A. W. Chase’* Nerre Pill*. The man­ sides. Stuff thta pocket with a force ner. In which they take hold of the run meat of a cupful of fine bread cruinbi down- and debilitated 1* so prompt mlxed dry, with a half teaspoonful ot strength and enefgy i* aq tyjlcHypink- white pepper, a tsaspoonful of saff.y tablespoonful of mixed sweet herbs am! ed up by their use home evidence la a pinch of mare. Melt a half table plentiful. » ’ spoonful of butter tn a eaucepsm. alm Mrs. H. F. Ford ol Washington Are., ' mor tn It a heaping taWespoouful ol Hastings, Mich., says: "I was very nervous and all run down, ihe slightest In the preparr-d bread cniubt. mix wei thing upeat me. "Hearing of Dr. A. W. together, take'from tbs fire and »tir Ir Chase’* Nerve Pill* I got * box at W. ono be.itrn egg. «plrad lu the pocko B. Goodyear'* drug store and after tak­ and *e,v the open edge. Wrap the bria 1 ket In a floured doth. tie. plunge lute ing one box the nervousn^** 1* com­ a kettle of boiling water. When II pletely gone. I sloop well and feel again reach?* tbe iKilliug point, draw strong and vigorous. I can strongly back where all can boll gently for thra Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pill* aru ■old at fiOc a box »i dealers or Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. Y. See that portrait and signature of A. W Chase, M. D. are on every package to find a cheap one. The problem is to find both combined; a soap that is pure yet inexpensive. Ivory Soap is the best solution of that problem. It is an original product, evolved after years of experiment and research. It is the most of pure soap for the least money. It stands approved to-day by a second generation of Ivory Soap usfers. lent tbe nlrat nnd hare It rolled tbe day before yon wish to rook It Proparo * marinade of tbe J nice of one large lem on. throe tablespocuful* of oltre oil, four tablespoonful* of finely minced onion and a dob-D whole pcpprrrorw inWUU yeiri older than you are? Yet it’s impossible to look young with the color of 70 ycare in the hair. It’s sad io see young persons look prematurely old in this way. Sad be­ cause It’s all unnecesaary; for gn halr may always stored E. G. Riggers, patent lawyer Waahigton. D. C . whose ad appears In our tlumns, Is an attorney of twenty-one For over half a cen­ tury this has been the standard hair prepara­ tion. It is an elegant dressing; stops tail­ ing of the hair; makes the hair grow; and cleanses the scalp from dandruff. HASTINGS HERALD Ipplnre ,11 C«rr<nt Oplilon Profewlonal Dire< which hare been made by Mr McKin­ ley la behalf of reulpnx-a! tariff* l>etwocn the Called State* and *evnral other czninlriee indicate chat the Presi­ dent Is uo: adverse to p 1e**eulng of dutle* where they are not clearly neednil. and Io thl* ho U apparently supportnl by aucti tueu u Mr. KosMin, who waa THE treasury department annminoea that it propose* to roll oct du tine from ' th j Philippine* despite tlu> fact that the braid crumb* with seasoning; Cry them until light brown, turning them often, after you t»k» them up sprlukle Dour Washington people who find II deadly dull there when congress is away THE colonial quaatlou 1* settled at Really It seems to be rubbing the Uat. Porto Rico and the i’hlllpplnre thing in, to present Admiral Schley are a* much a part of the Coiled State* with a Santiago uieda! on which Samp­ M Arizona and Oklahoma, but there I* son's head Is engraved and to require nothing to prevent any or all of these from being barred out by tariff law*, Thr wonderful growth o.' American couimeivc, though often commented up­ differing from those In force In the on, still continue* to bo a theme to State*. So says tho supreme court. marvel at, both here and abroad. When the oeusu* return* showed that in ton There la good reason to believe that years ending with 1800 our export* ro*e froxu »«G0.<Xkl.000 annually to WtM.OOO,Preride nt McKinley'* idea* In regard m-rt 1.11... .______ to protection have been much modified of Ute yean but it 1* entirely certain Now that the UlAnd* have been an­ that lie would not dare to admit tbe nexed by treaty and divorced by oct of of world-wide comment. But when In faetlf be were now serving hi* first congress, perhap* justice may sprue* up the year ending lost December th* ex­ term and not hi* second. The tresis and get to work on Neeley and Rath­ port* reached the enormous sum of »1,478,000,000, an IncreMe of over <202,000,­ control the republican party absolutely. bone. 000 In one year, European cation* bvRn to talk of the ■'Yankee peril." •y are still ulking about It.- The World Review. Here that that organization wilt have later on, lldoean’t want to be hampered some little Influence with thejprealdtnk by any written declaration of present principle*. The preaidant ha* not for­ gotten hi* unfortunate experience with “plain duty". Rkphsrkntati h: Bo max of Chi­ cago goes the whole way, declaring for a war of conquest against Canada, Mex­ ico and Central America. Everything d<j»«iA.o the Nicaraguan Canal must be ours sootier or later, he say*, and he Is . entirely willing that it should be sooner. THE truth u to South Africa Is now tyulng in. Several Important ilrltUb •feat* have been admitted during the fiat WMk and columns of oMnaitiM inorred in battle* of wblab the outride mrM had never beard, have at last 4Muq puhlUhal tn the British pufmre. l might be worth whila for Mawre. nan and McLaurin to write U> swr Piatt of Now York for/nfunnaa* to the bast way ofconducting a fcwigu fur elofiloattaa. Mr. Platt ■one wperi-mee in Uuu line several U lb* Cl»f«- Three Gallon* of soft waler, one quart If perfectly fresh and kept lu a com­ monly cool reilar. tbe egg* can be put Jn a pleklc In tbe spring and kept for For most appetites cabbage can t>e Improved by parboiling It In two wa­ ters before tbe final boiling to order to A Terrible Explosion Idea to put a small piece of soda In tbe "Of a gasoline stove burned first water-. New cabbage la especially delicious If cut Into large pieces, rooked hero frightfully," write* N. E. 1 Marie E. Horton, M. D. could at heal the running sore that fol­ , lowed, but Buokleo's Arnica Halve en­ tirely cured her." infallible for cuts, corns, sores, bulla, bruise*, skin dis­ ease* and piles. 25c at W H. GoodMcLaurin setyus entirely willing to cry'off hU resignation bargain. Inthl* ho show* an unexpected degree of per­ sonal witdam. . There mun be aeonxtitutlomti amend­ ment providing for the detail* and method* of government at the foreign poiveeslon* of the Dniled State*, if the federal supreme court rul*s khat tbe LxmHilUtion a* now exlningdoe* not *pply to those poMendotu; that "the «mitituticn doe* not folhrw the flag." So tremeudotuly Important a function a* tho American administration ot affair* in the Philippines must u<x l>c left to the uncon trolled dlreution^f a president or a party majority In noogress unre, strained tn the constitution. If this controlling Instrument of American government dot* not noiw extend to I onr daunt colonies It qnm be made to d.o *o hy mean* >rf an amratmeut odeSuatcly tBABtlng a oust Mtiouv »ltuaon.--«t. lxnd» Republic, In- Turke month, the BrilUh govern­ ment will have to final anutbt-r Iren unles* the Roeregivr io iwfcre Hut time. THR coal men say that now la a' good tithe to buy for next winter’s use. What's the matter with buying for this spring’s use? PLUMBER. the friend* of Mr*. L. Peaie of Lawrenoe, Kan. They know *bc had been unable to leave her bed in iwvcn year* on accuo at of kidney aad liver trouble, nervont —.«a ——.1 a.mu Ity; but U-re en>-.... - ----------------- - --------“and Id three moath* I felt like a new perwMj.". Wotnen *ufforlag from head­ ache, backdcbe, nervouir.e**, ileepleMz>«M, meianchdiy, fainting and dizzy spell* will find It apricele*. bleming. '1’rr it- S*'i*T»cHon i» guaranteed by W: H. Goodyear. Only 60c. $ko|, Oh Door North it Hisllngi hlltul Buk �Happenings of a TO BE GIVEN AWAY XnecroN,in OHIO. f MASS. ANO IOWA. Week In Great State. SELECTED AND STEWED DO^N. Robert Williams Buchanan, po«t and prose writer, la dead. Ho *u Lora August U. 1848. Walter Beaaal wm born at Porta­ mouth, England, in ISM. He *M>hcated at King's college. I-cndon. and at Cambridge university, from wbt0 M HASTINGS HERALD IWhAT DO YOU ESTIMATE-' Tho weekly crop ballade saym The moan dolly temperature for tho wook ending Judo 1 wm MIO degress or E5 below normal; tho average U>U1 prtHpltaUoa wm aU or d41 ot aa loch below normal) sunshine avcrag»4 as of the possible smount. Continued low temperature* which were oontlnnoualy growth of much vegetation, and tho germination of corn. The cool, damp weather haa been favorable to wheat, rye, grass and pastures. Groat dam­ age on account of tbo ravages of tho lleaalan fly In wheat la reported. Thia damage la almost general in the three church, but abandoned thia career for tbe two men. between whom bad literature. He wm lor a«v«ral years blood bad existed for some time paaL professor of the Royal college of Mau­ He did M abe requested, and loft by ritius. but resigned on account of ill health and returned to England. His tho front. Without any undue cere­ first, work, "BtudlM tn Early French mony he pulled a revolver and shot tho Poetry.” wm publish'd In ISM. In 1873 appeared ’The French Huna*-: woman, killing her Instantly. State Game Warden Mono, in monthly report to tbo secretary state, aaya that during May tho YOUR ESTIMATE. Rye and barley are In good condition Hay prospect* are .generally good. es­ pecially from new meadow* Corn I* When you aend tn yotir subscription .our retlmat* Be careful to write your i io<! eaciuiste m plainly iu |*S*lhle. As > •.live your subscription we will sqnd vov ■1 the Pre*, Publishing AMOetation of D VALUABL.E INFORMATION Prizes Io be Awarded as Follows: caahlre, England, on Aug 1», 1819. JUBILEE OF THE Y? M. C. A wing the combined official votu will de i entitled to the priics and tbe awardhln 30days after the official vote Is know। Tho Herald will publish the nntnvs and 1 Dercbs CerllfE< that the Fro— Publishing Asev elation bM deposited $15,000 In the Central Savings Bank. Detroit, Mich., for tbe exprea* purpose of paying ,h.. prise* In tbelr Contes: on tbe combined official vote SUBSCRIPTION BLANK, President Central Savings Bank, Detroit, Mloh. MY ESTIMATE Issued a stateuwut allowing tbe Michi­ gan earning* ot the railroad* of the itate for the month of ApriL Tho to­ tal earning* for the month were S3.- THIS IS ONE OF THE GREATEST OFFERS EVER MADE planing mill and lumber yard* ill ton was damaged to tbo «x(30.00" by Are on the night of HASTINGS HERALD, HASTINGS, MICH. lalng 8t Joe*ph husbands Tho writer is a prominent society woman, who wrote tbo latter* to rival society lead­ ing'exposing the alleged Immorality IDER AGENTS WANTED is each town to rid* and exhibit a sample toot model Hereto of oar manufacture. YOU CAN MAKE 810 TO »W A HIM teridea having a wheel to ride for yourself. On JcllicH 1901 Hohls SMS $10 io $18 |»WTTHiod reread lam coaling v< rsUaM '00 A’99 Kohl t Ji. $7 <• $12 PARAFFINE 1*$0 a 10 DAYS lilttM KIILFTT. I A man giving bl* name a* Harry E­ Moorc, and who is supposed to have lived in Detroit, dropped dead In a hotel at Blrmlngbatu on the 9th Death pickise, WAX I Gov. Bliss haa pardoned Edward Maher and George Carroll, aent Io itate prison from tbe southern part of the al^ta laat October for .a term ot two year* for breaking ami entering a house. The facte M ascertained by tbe atate pardon board are that tho two msn poshed open a door and-en­ tered a vacant bot)M for the tpsrpoM ot securing a Un e'an In which to cook a cabbage they bad taken. They The new medical regulation law wm (attained by tbo supreme court on tbe I th In the cue against Aug. G. Beets, who wm prosecuted for bls failure to comply with the medical registration Coal prospectors who have been working tho Sagink w valley fields the past few yaars say that there Isa vein of coal between 400 and .100 foot Iwtow the aurfaee which it would pay the operators to go after. Speaker J. J. Carton has Issued In­ vitation* to prominent member* of the Michigan bar and the Genesoo county bar association to attend a gala day on bls large farm lu Clayton township. of death as a regnit ot an attack om her late yesterday near the small sta-j Uod of McClure, about K mllM fromi thia city. She succeeded In reaching M neighbor’s house at ? D- ni. ansfl charged the crime to A. 8. Caatlsman,] n years old. Castleman waa caught at] bls motherY boms, and f-wrlng mob. Violence, waa brought to thia city. ' ] �A CAR LOAD OF their children the preparatory educa­ Mrs. Will Squirt- went to Grand Rap­ tion required for admisalou Into the Ids yesterday for a lew days’ visit. university. Henry Osborn baa begun anew bouse There are two significant conclusions on Center street, wasted Mix Russell's. to ba drawn from this novel plan of reaching American youths who are un­ fortunate enough to be outside of their Our recent attempts ^extend Amer-’ own land at a time whan they ought to loan sovereignty over foreign landsand inferior peoplea are at lha teat expen­ Ing In Kurojxoau countries to make such sive. troublesome and haxardous. For sale- Baby carriage, also Barry But tbe Industrial victory which we a plan financially possible. And tbe are winning by means of our superior other Is that such a system of schools, county Atlas. Inquire of Walter Runder the direction and inspiration of Eatqn. methodsand vigorous •■push” are causes one of the most aggreesive of American A, V. N. Hllngerland broke ground . greatest phenomena that the industrial universities must neo wearily nxert an foe a new residence on west State street ■ world has ever presented is ths tremen- Influence upon tbe educational world at yesterday. dou* increase tn American exportadur- Europe- A chance will thus be afford­ Miss Charlotte VanAuken went to ing tho past few years. In the year ed of comparing at close view, Ameri­ Olivet, Tuesday, u> spend the wapk with •nd Ing December last our exports reach­ can and French, or American and Oered the enormous sum of • 1, 487,000,000. man methods and alms in teaching. And the most significant fact about It The results uf what must bo regarded spending tho week with her daughter, Jgjl is that there is a constant increese as an experiment will undoubtedly be Mrs. A. G. Cortrigbt. in manufactured goods as compared watched with interest by tho educationWanted -Good boy to learn barber trade. Steady job until trade la com­ r Mason, writing from Berlin. says: pleted. Bushy Bros ■ “Here, as In Great Britain. an Ameri­ Mrs. Flansburg of Kalgroaroo was can trade mark or Iqbel has come to l>e the guest ot Mrs A. G. ('-ortrlgh t the recognised as a certain guaranty as to ' general excellence, In material. work I- I- Crewy Is st Nashville, helping | manship and Ingenious adaptation to Day, to be especially aet apart and ob' the purpose for which the article was aurved by the peuple by the display of out Harry Hale In the drug store while the American flag. This is certainly the latter guns to the Pan-American. well, and no one can reasonably object German appreciation of American tools and machinery that the imports last to It. The flag may well be kept. In 1 year Included 4,757 bins c.f machine tool' view of the people at all tlipis, just as of American origin against 688 tons ©trLTIVATOR The Pivotal Dandy, combined riding and walk­ ing, can be equipped with (5 different styles of The Com Dodger, a first-class, up-to-date riding cultivator. The Dutch Uncle, quick acting spring lift, bal­ ance frame, extra yielding spring for gangs. WALKING CULTIVATORS. Farmers, don't buy until you have seen this splendid line of cultivators. school huusea t nd if it is Impracticable The causM of our great sucrrsnin the for all of our people to keep tbe flag Io foreign competitive Heid are many view daily, certainly they car. pay such Among ths most important are the cheapness and abundance of American ~aw material, the great executive abll■•Olive gedius of American mechanics rhlch produces a machine for every •occm that may be required, and the Aperlor Intelligence, skill and produc Illg Capacity at American workmen i ‘ Jft the light of our industrial superiorJ ily it is absurd to bold longer to the tint-1 ' grown doctrine of protection. Nay, not , only is it absurd, but positively danger OUS. For It canucA be expected that i we shall goon taking the home markets 'away from European manufacturers without provoking a spirit of retaliation i <m their part. If We keep up the problbitlre rates against their products we must expect them eventually to turn "'nnd and give ns s dose of our ( medicine. European combination dost our products Is sure to come, ner or later, If we persist on our self • policy ot “protection,"and even tbe Hectlouisu In th Is country are begining'to see tho folly of their course. Remproclty treaties with the great cum- coaxing to be regarded with favor, even by leaden of the party of protectionAnd as free trade may not be feasible * ‘ a long time to come, If indeed, it i£ teoomes acceptable.to our govern- w«»*rd form du lueir «m*Utirte |>alrtmisn> but I. for these things. It Is because the Stan and Stripes stand for freedom and equal rights, for justice and mercy and peace. tor tolera­ tion aod good government, for the high­ est hopes and aspirations of mankind. JEWELRY, RICH CUT GLASS .»» FINE CHINA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. F. W. Collins, engineer at the waler works pumping station, tendered his resignation al the last moating of the council, in order to accept tbo appoint- s yield to Dr- Blur's as to no other medicine de for coughs and colds. xUes guaranteed by W. Trial bottles free. PIONEERS OF BAHRY COUNTY, chant marine would become, m it once wax. a great and powerful factor in building up our industrial greatness. McKinley Puta Awa\ the Crown. President McKinley has fell called * emphatic and un.___ ___________ . third term movement which some ot his blind and sycophantic followers like so foolishly trying to inaugurate. Ungffipqconditions, says the president, will he accept a nomination fur a third This fscommendable. There Is noth­ ing In the constitution nor the law for­ bidding a man‘a accepting a third term is the presidential office. But there la the unwritten law ol publicopinlonand precedent against It. There b a tacit ■tntiment in the hearts of the Ameri­ can people that the highest gift within •*“V power ought not to be bestowed t' any man. bowtrer great, a third Goodyear. The exact date uf death of the follow. * Nothing but Inordinate amblIng not de finitely kpown: and eelUsn greed for power would John Jones, Prairieville. at any president to seek a third James Haxektlne, Castleton. Mra Isaac Hanna, Irving. Mrs Hannah Stimjwon. Middleville. Michael Poff, IrvlogT' Jan>»« Parry, Assyria. . IW of his country in thus putting a to the foolish talk about giving Will, r. i_ he uosuluxtlon In IBM. The only Jm b whether, when ths time for Kenfleid nxmt home lart night and Don Smith is expected tonight. Charles Dawson will graduate In pharmacy next week Will Benfield 'and Eugene .Mullen will spend the vacation canvass­ ing, the former in the western part of Michigan and the latter In Ohio. Is an exceptionally good engineer and we believe the city fathers have done wisely to retain him, oven at some ex­ tra expense to the city. Defective Evesighi. ..... Au I’p-lo-Dale Stock and utonabk Prices. Tbo next ball game will be played Saturday afternoon between tbe home team and tbe Royal Tiger Giants ot Detroit. Thia club won JA8 games out of 183 played last year. They are a colored aggregation and not only play ball, but are a whole minstrel show for fun, and the game will be a treat from o'clock; admission 25 and 15 cents. Tho present term of court will fur­ nish very little matter of general in­ terest. The cases ot thopeoploagalnst Frank Flfleld, disorderly, and Dorr Greenman, larceny, have been contlnu. cause ot action against Elton Shoo? has been changed from basterdy to rape. Very few, if any criminal cases will AT THE WEST END HARDWARE. Curtains Prices at McCoy’s until Osborn and Syracuse Spring-Tooth Harrows and Cultivators. Also Spike -Tooth Harrows. Gale Cultivators and SteekLand Rollers. Fresh Lot of Buggies Just R. I. HENDERSHOTT OFWSITH COCK' �A HAMMOCK. Can get our drafts on Buffalo cashed at a BUY it now. BUY it where yeu will get your money-'fi worth. BUY it where you will have a Urge line to select from. bank iu that dty without the trouble of being identified, we having arranged with our correspondent there to that effect Broadtead Dress Goods It saves annoyance and 'trouble. Ladies who are acquainted with this brand of goods BUY it At the right place; that ia at .• ■' never hesitate when looking for something that will Fred L Heath's THE DRUGGIST. well. Heath'* Beef, Iron and Wine is a fine hot weather tonic. HHSTINGS HBRHLD Mr*. John Mumaw of Portage waa the guest of Mr* C O. Hubbard from Saturday until Tuesday. Hastings, Irving and Star W. C. U. U. visited the county farm last Satur­ day, enjoyed a picnic dinner and had a good time. William Lindsay and granddaughter, Mia* Hazel Hughes, of Prairieville, wore guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pancoast Saturday. Mr*. N. H. Hayden Is visiting her father at Clitpax. . Mr*. F. T. Campbell of Cbkago is ' visiting at Hiram Jones'. Mias Irene Jordan of Elk Rapids ha* ■ been visiting at J. T- Lombard’s. A, J. Baker of Oahletno is visiting* hl* daughter, Mr*. C. O. Hubbard. Tomorrow te the 124th anniversary >>f the birth of the Stars and Stripe*. Mr* I. M. B. Gillespie of Allegan l« - isiting her daughter, Mr*. Geo. Tol- We are always pleased to show these goods and invite you to call and examine them. in this city. Mr*. E. J. Valliant and slater, Mlaa Belcher uf Philadelphia, arrived here Saturday night to be the guests for the Cocal aid Pmaul. Vbr- term® to the grudusting cIm* will be pr«-»rhcd by the Rev. H H. Van Aukon at the Proibylrrisn church . Sterling Hogle entertained the City Band last evening. ’ Mext .regular review of the L. O. T. Wednesday, the lirth. ' Mr*. Cha* Wardell ofLoulsrllle, Ky., Je visiting relatives in this ally. ' . Carpenters commenced work on Frank Horton's house, Monday. Frank Hewitt and Archie Hughes b*ve joined the city band. Both play Ian church will give au Ice cream ((Kiel in tho Black building tomorrow, Fri­ day evening. EveryOna Invilnd. JVc are In receipt ot a request from 1-eRoy Mead to change the addreaa of bls Herald from Cassopolis to Pokagon. He has been appointed agent far Superintendent Hayden received a letter from President Angell yesterday announcing that Hastinga school had been put on the university diploma list for another three year* Thia speaks exceedingly well for our high school. Mrs. James Troxel has begun a sum­ Judge Clement Smith will deliver the Commencement -ad draws at Charlotte Burn berg, the eminent pianlat of Phil­ thiv evening. Mr. and Mr*. John Shean of Aurora, adelphia who kaa been secured by the gsged for the name poeltlon next year. Neb., were guests of Mr*. Julia Willi- advanced pupil* ot Grand Rapid* to give a eeriea of leason* Io their city 'eon over Sunday. Of the Valentino children, recent­ ly removed by the authoritlre from F. It Panpoast reoolfe«l from the their father, the little girl. Pearl, has state 0<b commlodoa this morning four can* ot black ban fry which he will plant in Leach and Doud ir.krw. Hn al­ to expect* to receive soon another rea­ lignment of while fish from the nation- doula Monday, by Deputy Sheriff Frank held al the Presbyterian church next Sunday, June 18, at 3.-00 o'clock . . Sterling Hogle returned to gterystal today to take charge of tba store there, visit her brother, P. T HareafUj- ths regull Sunday evening sen Ires at Emmac ri church will be held at .VOO o'clock stead of Wo. • JamM Troxel la taking violin Imsous of Prof. Wilbur Force, director' of lowers’ Opera House orchestra. Grand Married. June HL 1001, al the M. E. fcjK-.»SL£“-•. • . t will be at Mr*. C. W Bigg*’June SI, tor *u[>per, ImmmI of Juno ». • Miss Mabel Culgrove went to Grand Haven, Saturday, to spend commeneemant wook at Akely Institute, heralma mater, and aUeml a reunion of her church June .’>, 1WI, by Rev. Gujrge Bollen. Howard Jt Hohl, of Baltic «*•>< and Miss Amy Houghtalin of All persons.—.—_ _ ,— .‘i:-- io nuod tha nau n< w Farmer* * Fran Growen Anders of Middleville, and taken be­ fore Justice Kenaaion, charged with larceny from the house of Mr* Hill In thia city. lie waa aent to jail to await lune 24th: Harvey frj. J. dollar, Mr* The Herald is always glad to re­ 1 John Scott. Drop ceive item* of a local nature, but wishes to urge upon those who send them in to Wm. G. Belief, now th khe Philip­ do aoae early aapoaelbU. We received pine*, has bees promote! to hospital a nicely written account of an event steward In the regulararay. Mr. But­ that Occurred- last Friday yesterday ler la a former resident W this diy and forenoon, and as wa already had tho i* tho son of Mr. and Mr*. L. a. Buller Item in type it waa not convenient to of Charlotte who were also former rejl- change it. Pleaee aand in your Jiecia dcut* of Hasting*. aa early as possible. Mr* Aiben Kelly, president uf tbe The Raton Rapid* ball team camo Woman** Relief Corp*, and Mr*. W. K. over yesterday afternoon to play the re­ Barber went to Filat, Tuesday, to at- turn game with Hasting* Tbo game M.UU SUV BUUUBl UUU1UIMV° ui me aa well aa tbe weather waa hut during W.U C. of tho etale, which met there tha whole eight inning*. The Halt­ yesterday and today In cuainetion with ing* battery waa Brown and Robiaakl. tbe mate G. A. it encampment. Eaton Hapida, Stringham and Harber Cocoa uu, pine apple,- bananas, The feature* of the game were the oranges, ice box full of vegetable* fresh pitching of Brown and Wooton’a home as a daily; all kinds baked goods, the run. Theacore by innings la aa follow*: very bast. Luochea u all hour*; ice cream and best lino of groceries in town. Don’t year want to trade with week* ago a man bydhe name of John usl- Wo want you to. Hams A V^x D. Davis WM In thiWolty representing himself to bo an agent of the pension The Lapsing litpubiicau has the. depmment and securing money from following good word to say of our band: soldier*’ widow* on ths pretense that “The Hastings band, under the dlroo- be waa working to get a bill through Uon uf James Troxel, gave a fine con­ congress to give erery widow a pension. vert on band *und N<k 3 during the ally moon and received many favprabie Kalamaaoo where he waa wanted by commeuta ou their trie playing. Their tbe autharitlM on tbe charge at work­ fitia new uniforms of light blue gave ing the same swindling operation* in thorn a fine appearance " Tbe Ulwsl news received by Judge just been senMnced al Columbus, in and Mr* rimiQj from the Kbkern party tbe United State* court, to fifteen h that they have left the Philippines month* iu the Ohio penitentiary. and are mrc at Nagasaki, Japan It is The custom of devoting one Sunday expected Uiat they will s.11 for Ban in tbe year to a service in which the Framtiwo tbe last of June. There is children take lire chief part 1* one a ixmibHUy thu Major Xiakern will which baa grown up within the last few years and every year it seems to gain in popularity. Thia year was uo ex­ caption. For on Sunday laat the three churches which observed Children'* day, the Presbyterian, Baptist and MMbodist, "were crowded to tbalr UL tanu uapaoity. At *<>mv uf them peo»*d that Are You Prepared? Ole can help 3 DERBY-RIBBED UNDERWEAR, 25c., 50c., 11.00. BALBRIGGAN UNDERWEAR, 25c, 50c LIGHT WEIGHT WOOL UNDERWEAR, <1.00. STRAW H^TS, flat brims or roll brims, 25c to $1.50. GOOD BLACK SOCKS at 10c.; a belter one at 15c; the best one at 25c. per pair. FANCY SHIRTS, 81c (a special),, 50c., 7Sc., $1.00, 11.50. BELTS OF ALL GRADES, 25c. to 11.00. FLANNEL SUITS (coat and pants), $7.00 and $0.00. CHIDESTER D BURTON SPRING WRAPS HIS TIME of year you are looking for something to wear these cool evenings. Your winter garment is too heavy and it is too chilly to venture without any­ thing. Here they are, Deat Eink Shoulder Capes. �this oondualoo. 1 wish to cite tb* far*, of of the heart. A weaknegg long continued produces deformity and organic disease. If your •trong. Butld up'the musics and strengthen the nerves with the greatest of all,heart reme­ dies, Dr. Miles' Heart Cure. , eringKicll* and loss of sleep. She found immediate relief from Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure and after a thorough course her trouble all Dr. Miles’ Heart Care , quiets the nervous heart, regu­ lates its pulsations and builds . up its strength as nothing else ■'ouk Sold by druggists on a guarantee. Dr. Mlles Medical Ox, Elkhart, Ind. CE APACHE DISEASE STAND BACK I Or. Donald Hutlnes, 9554 at Hastings House, । WEDNESDAY, JONE 19, ldr. McDonald I* tine of iha greatest living *pe4laiiste In the treatment of allchronlcdiscc.es. 1 His extensive practice and euperlor ■ knowledge enable* him to cure every F a,T-e-< AH chn5D1° ‘''•cues wairT behind, , 8ut«Normal ooU««BbUil QrotrslNonDal'Mooi.UKooo Northern Normal»chqol...... 100,1(0 captain Mid." Total............’....; .4.'., x-1; .S463,lil!I "Iu addition u> this there will be cot. iMted from the taxpayer* under appro­ priation* prevlouaiv suthoslMd for tho al aonu*f school* tbo num of almoil touched cacti ,m*ktaR a grand total of M7fl,. Ob. Thb ablncrosao of S1B2.6M 0»«e the total provided under this appropria­ Theo a great foghorn of a voice tion* of the leglslstdro of 18W?which Bounded near. “What are you doing were 1)13,323. The stale can get along for al least two year* * I th out a fourth They straightened up and faced th* normal school and such an interval will It Was. Occasioned by a 1'tatify itself to those who tnu*t pay the •ecood mate, a big. powerful man. taxes. Small Boy. . "Tho present legislature baa made fierce frown of disapproval. provision for almost do uble the num­ “Get out of that, yea What you ber of student* now attending tbe three normal schools, thus equaling the needs ened hands clasped about bl* drawn up knees and hla head dropping upon his ' quick, tf you touched it. HT— He of the state for soVerol yeans at least. It I* further true that the university drew nearer to the instrument bared and grimy breast Beneath bit A sardonic smile, unseen by the mate, and thesevuraldenntnlnstlonalcollege# lowering brow* 1)0 looked ont toward (WM to the man's face. As ho turned of Michigan are each provided with pedagogical deportment*, through tbo sea at the purple, white trimmed which orpeelsHy educated and trained roller*, at tbe Innocent blue *ky, at tbo student* are Iwing graduated for the far horizon forever unreachable, for­ purpose of becoming teacher*, tho in­ wards bad been comparatively gentle! crease of such student* being fairly pro­ day from a dear lavender line to a What a acxtsaUon for tbe passengers! portionate te the demanus tor service* "The recent creation of a new sys­ gray and misty shore, from mountains 1 He balanced himself for tbe phiuge. wb<w> the boy spoke. The man had for- tem, under which these normal echoed* are managed, seem* to make a new In•lllutlou at thf* time undeairable. The ot prtwldant of the system lyu re­ bead touching the man’s soiled shirt office cently been created, and member* of the *iate board of education are all new fore bla eye* Though the iplcy aea mate. to their offices; good judgment, there­ “ Now. look wind blew upon bla breast. yet the fore, seeming tosugge*t that familiar­ fault. 1 asked ity with their present work should be permitted before such duties are added u> through the creation of so additional vdoped him. Now be turned bls bead Institution. It Is potaibly true that seal Impatiently and glanced at tbu upper , Tbe mate straightened up from hla for the educallona) advancement of the examination. “Go round there." he •tale formed a part of the moveulent ordered tbe man again, and carried the sailor atnamahlp werethrough sitting. which talkingthis inatitutlmi is sought to be mealed, but it will hardly bo de­ Uiusu't touch thing* like this or I (ball nied that local influeuces and local de­ life. Some sire for the po*B<wslon of a stateInitltutlou ba* ai»o much to do with it. Such dull rage to think that ho should be be- I “No, I won't Ton my word I wunX" local enthusiasm !« praiseworthy, nor।. cried tho boy. Tbcu. turning, he ran baps, but it should not b«i permitted to go to the extent of creating inaticutian* own fault. Ones be might bate made,, after the man. who bad dropped upon In advance of their oeod. bls life a different thing, but uow his '•It is probably true that figure* can perplexed If- given showing a rolstively email Pro­ portion ot tbe teacher* ot tho state to be ■‘He's a nice man,” explained tbe oormal graduate*, or the graduate* of boy. slipping down beside him and the normal department* uf any of our down at the ware* climbing coura- nodding bls bead in tbe direction of college*, and vet it la true that eager the mate, "only be ha* gut *n awful applicant* can be found for practically If to mock life's vain endeavors. How voice. Yelled just like that one* when every position in the itate for which there exist* a •riJHugneu cool and soothing the water would compensailon for the services de*lrod doean't turau It.’ and tbo education and ability required The clilxenii of the state are very proper­ face a* bo looked again toward tbe up­ ly proud of its educational institutions, per deck. What did any life amount but It ha* ln-<-n tbe policy of concentra­ to, their* ns well .as fatal Yet bow they or twice, then dn-w a piece ot rope tion, rather than dissipation, of fund* would lattn-nt If they thought It aU from bls [>ocket “Bay.” be smiled in­ that has placed the educational i mill lu­ ll ons in advance of tbo similar innitu. would soon come to an end! sinuatingly. '-one of the sailor* told lions of other states me you could tie more knots than any •‘With uur normal schools yet In pro­ ure of a small tftxy with upturned face other fellow aboard. Show me bow. cess of building, with a syjgem under and bands in bls pockets standing be­ won't, you F whlce they are controlled almost unside a man. And suddenly tbe ship w,t? P^1vhdon fully made lor such and sea faded from his eyus, and be mechanical hugera began to teach tbo additions] students as may desire nor­ saw another boy In a big. flapping boy bow to make tbe simplest knots. mal training, and with the tesebenf de­ partments of Our colleges anxious to add bare feet, coming down a at Ill. deity cd at them from beneath Ll» busby to their Hsu of students, I; does not seem wise or ben to create an addition­ road that wonod In dull complacency al institution and to permit the addl. Ilona] expense* which such an in*titux My. the boy exclaimed one* In Uon will necessarily Involve.” bushes. Th* boy climb'd to the bound­ honest admiration, "don’t you krt"— - ’ ——— — -----------------------------loti I bet you could (test tbe eaj orcbard and felt a sudden twinge In bl* “Oh. I kubwed some of 'em when 1 A SEKHAHGE. went on tying more. . | flat stone step without tbe kitchen : /It was s:> absorbing les*o<>. tnado *o I door, and his' mother'cam* up behind by tb* boy’s eageroeM nod the cnan'i blso with a blue abd white cracked cup­ Increasing Interest Buddeuly a shrill ful of sweat milk and dropped a warm wblitle sounded through tbe air. Tbe doughnut into hla upturned hand. boy looked up. Hl* father beckoned ~^-A.W.CHASE’S“-KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS. "—. . . . . . . . . . . . . . । ShorHalks On AdverHsi No man has reached the acme of baiincs* tucccs*. ' Heights that ■ '’< we do not dream of will be attained by twentieth century merchant* i I I am one of those who believe tint there ia no limit to the. possibilities ' of human achievement. This is the frame of mind one gets into after looking at such stores | os Wanamaker's in Philadelphia and New York, Siegel-Cooper Co.'s io • Chicago and New York, Macy's and Bloomingdale's in New York, Tho Fair and Carson, Pirie, Scott St Co.'s in Chicago. The vast scope of such en­ terprises, the magnificent system, the quick, alert business wit that it takes to direct them—these give one confidence In future successes. Fifty years ago such establishments were not dreamed of. What will the next fifty yean bring forth ? These'great stores owe their growth to advertising—to the diffusion of store news, for of what use are tbe finest stores and the biggest bargain* if people know nothing of them ? The science of advertising is in its infancy. It is growing iu importance and efficiency every *»»*<•»**» ***r>rtr^**ayw tj day It used to be a speculative venture. Now it is a scientific certainty.* - Speaking of Bloomingdale Bros., I understand that during the first week of a certain “sale" they had • recently, they spent >15,000 for advertising; and ’bat the ti-timated profit* on tbe week's busi- ' VaX ness were >r5,ooo. Bloomingdale's wasn't 1 Jf <y u,.1 *'•'1< always a big store. The brothers are both young men. The business has been built within twenty years; built by judl* j cious, persistent, truthful advertising, iUBt as a°y other business may be built. Advertising is merely telling people 1,1 4 telling way what you can do for them. If you tell them often enough and in the right way, there is no posai- . “vr— bility of failure. Summer Resorts F heyt. lungs, liver, stomach, kidneys ' “d tkat?Pf/^cnoo“id'* fn lb* treat­ ment uf female diseasea is simply marWilou*. HI* trbauaent make* sickly He looked down at the old trousers and flltby shirt. They seemed to contain al practicipg some of. 'em. and you can more than physical, a moral, eontaml- show me the rv*t next time." He started to run along the deck,•tufllng tho rope In hl* pocket. But be that quiet life to tbe ugly monotony of thia, earning a mean living by th* suddenly turned and came trotting haling, objects. -lyslt cared through hl,' celebrated d gad nerve remedlea and eaMnlial charged with electricity. • The » M>dk to Hear! The Lamm VAUt! -Catarrh, threat and lung ISM cured. Dr. McDonald cures sowm cured. Donald has been csdled Iho tho mwlieol profession, bowad* all disease* si a glance leklmr any uueatldM. Rick oa Or. McDtatald! It I* a n moei him. Dr. McDonald TONIC LAXATIVE bpek. He stopped near tbe man a lit-' tie uncertainly, pulling ylgorously at tbe frayed end of tbe rope. “Bay, say. you didn't mind what th* triort brthel and Otate said, did ybsl Ht didn't mean to O.M. „d . wtrited from MHL not dr*. b. , Hot at .... . 1" .. •Yot> didn’t mind, did your earolDga Evidently nd* was what h*' lornHlclai laughed, a straug*, was boro for. ten day* of aibery-be ,(uJ,lea tau_K ‘No. 1 didn't mind."could not ert nswt tn (he ..... . . •o It would go era until- How «uy It would be| of appt tite, insomnia, lack cf energy, bad blood, blotched or muddy akin, Ha tupied grudgingly and promptly. There would Jt will chan out the bowels, stimulate the liver and kidneys, strengthen ' JI Summer Crip for a name. give him distinction for tba flnit-no, FwSalsbr FRED L HEATH apple* and doughnut*. was still with Mkh. msdv it writ Hr sneered easin, tint blltWVM W kussr*. st oneself. Thon |k> walk'd «r*c»d life wbp.'iluraw at th* -Bpriagflvid BcpuUlcau. uf tbe lubator are la « wMentag. rMJgh.-r.ud i tbs besting of the screw. Il s--tni»Ung their pareata-UtUa faUanra J.WTr' eny portion of thn body, break* up a cold In f labour* without interruption to rather many Unlive Brauo-Quintae and uiigt.d iHil lohen-n- of familiar sl>»|>e. t rvsvbeil thia al»5f growth, ung heUtert,!><r.w w.itaiug saltnd.UMktagro.t- I.at,w. tame. Sold by W. 'H. Goodyear. r. Thought- b bare a round tscsuUAil your bead from aitta to old* Ink,, ft-.-ki Mtv.iutalr. ’ ' �' The transport Hancock arrived st Ban Francisco, Cal., from Manila os the 9th with 11 officer* and 1.0U eu lUtcd men of the list D. 8. V. L WRECKOCCURREDINNEWYORK tee Mid that th* principal point now was to keep 80,900 non-union men who had goqe on a strike with tbe anion- Tito Kind You Have Alwayg Bodght, and which ho* been In use for over 80 year*, has borne tho signatn re of --and hM boqn mode under hla pcrnalsapcrvislon since 1 taintently. '***<<'% MXxwtxm one to deceive yfm in thia. AU Counterfeits, Imitation* and ** Jqat-a»-good” arc but Experiment* that trifle with and endanger the health ot Intents and Children—Experience- against Experiment. EM LIKE OANDY iuTblood'clem uecting Akron with Canton and Mas­ sillon. Ths right of wsy ha* alrnoatenllrely been bought up and work on construction will soon begin. The elec­ tric line will penetrate ths Masaillou coat field* One of th* object* which the magnate* b*v* In mind i* ths sppof coal to tbe many power I oxtrs session of congress. The Philippine rommlsnlon returned to Manila on'the 8th from tbs province of Noora Eclja. Luxon, having organ­ ised a provincial government at ban Isidro, capital of the prorinoo, with Capt Jacob V. Kreps. of tbe Jld In­ fantry aa treasurer, and Lieut. Dewitt C Lyles, of the same regiment, as su­ pervisor. Judge Taft told tho people that. If no power were given to levy customs the expanses of tbs central government would bo provided by ad­ ditional Internal taxes. He pointed Evcrett-Mooro syndicate control* The syndicate lu the making ot the power to run It* line*, consume* enough coal to make It an object to figure an cheap thoriUe* at Washington should result In trra trade with tbe U. S, opened ap such a market, tbe Increaae lu land value* would enable the people to re­ spond to tbs Increased internal taxe*. The northern tour of tho.commission has been postponed. CHICAGO ANO SAN FRANCISCO GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE cessful adjustment of the existing dif­ ficulties between China and the power* Those who have recently camo from Japan eooffrm the reports of trained observers there that the Japanese are generally preparing tor early war with LATEST FOREIGN NEWS. been given since the dose of lb war between China and Japan ia. 1» that Japan would regard Interferon > with lbs autonomy at Korea a* a hostile act. The Japanese, including their repretentative minister*, have firmly made up their minds that wbec. the results of Russian intrigue* are disclosed tn in open owvetaent hostile to Japan, tbe Japanese array shall be landed in What is CASTORIA Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare­ goric, Drop* nud Soothing Byrupx. It 1* Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotie substatic*. It* ago 1* Ita guarantee. It destroy* Worm* . •and allays Fcverishncoa. It cure* Diarrhoea and Wltkd Colle. It relievo* Toothing Troubles, cure* Constipation and Flatulency. It a**i mllate* the Fowl, regulates tho Stomach and BowcU, giving healthy and natural sleep. CKNUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of from HL Joseph ou the evening of June 13 to fnlflll their threat of squatting on tlte most picturesque piece of land In the city of Chicago. Because he was lukewarm to the proposed invasion. Chief Pokagoo, tbo direct descendant In Use For Over 30 Years. watomlep, waa on the 7th depoacd by tbe tribe, and tbe younger and more rnthualaaUo buck elected to his place on the Indian Uirono Pokagon's council of aoren, which Is tho ruling legiala- Frank Bavralk. J. H. Cnabway. Stephen Topash, Joseph Motay, Charles Malay and Andrew Rapp Immediately after thalr election. Chief Qtdgno and the Map, IikuM ul kp» Ulnj. Ttm VSSUL. ( la vflwt Dse. 1. ISW^-Stsadstd llw*. JQasHvifle rUlda, 1,051; for disability a* provided oy act of 1MK), Invalids 16.8M; for widlowsunder old Jgw. r,Mlt far wldow* inder act of 1890 sud amendment*. 14.­ 179; for nurses 35, making a total orig- Colonel Wilson had surprised Beyor's commando and killed thirty -seven of the Boers besides capturing 8,000 e*ttle and all the burgher*- suppile*. 1* said by Oenaral Kitchener to be wlth- Iago of Hartford on the 7th. It waa called to bear the report at the scout* •ent to Chicago recently to oor.far with Capt StroeUr and the police. <5V)LF COfltST . WaJburj On* of the most daring hold-ups ever perpetrated In Pennsylvania look piano n EUwood City on tho Sd. Throe un­ nuked men met Ccaten Burn*, an igsd and wealthy resident of that >lac«, who »U,W> tbo gay to hl* qum-iea with (3,100 to pay hla hand* Tbe lold-np men seized him by the throat. Nccly, a prosperous young farmer liv­ Ing south ot this pl*o» shot himself on hl* sweetheart's doorstep becausl sb* refused to marry him as early as be Below we publish the standing of tbe American and National league club* cp to and Including tho games played on Monday, June 10: . .. o^.V.A" OHlMS.............. Laaw*< .. .~r HaotMg* SOM's IMst Bsr. WemymL I ndum rial teoond robber's peroon. but the third nan escaped, and la yet at large With 11,700 ot tho stolen.money. Cuiyi ■fcSUM Jwu two Katana**. .... '■Sspsaaigulsety meat reported tq tbe Adjutant Gener­ al this morning that Wm. Morey a mecbaulcal draughtsman, and Mr*. Clara T*S kM •*.•» *e 9:12 2J0 '2Je t50 ’t55 Jw UH *:U %JI «U» %as »ju 7*0 ....... fM MS 1-iJ . :csj> NOO •7JI .. . W>V «1« 7-0 IHteJr . . / ........... Orsnd RspAU* ........ ■ i Florida . . ......... ...... . ... . . .. . ' ' Ovluw..................... . Ckrvsrdaia j . ... Cost. <£„.« Wiitir Tiatlif Tlckiti -------MwJ WkJ y*ht Es. Ex. •rst loss Hkatud^JuacUa. 5-10 111*0 II Louisville and \ w* -Ls >49 *so »■ »J0 1I3| • IS *2* 11.89 *u «<JO uro '*45 •* • vutl ^*8 sjs 109 we* «k» *.a —so nm ren i «3 nja . *ro •Mo MO ArlAM *jo kJ* 11 "W Potts*. G. P. a T. A. J, H. Dawrac, Oso 1 Msragw. tor a week he made pubbe tbe now* of an elope me nt Morey la married and the father Of Bro children. Mr*. Rid- Pere Marquette MW, Mi*. Robert McCord. u>-l H-w >1* ow* brain* out st tbs McCord -flow* n London township, near farad • -i. Jah, on the night of the sth. golf o.l vent to London searching for 'Ah. raung wife who, It I* alleged. d"u»rt -I ilm three week* ago, sud not Omiint- ■aiisa. Jasury 1,1WU -Truss IrsvsC.rsaJ Raptds si Mkw.; Pre Ciik*rJ and West TJOSW IMSwre SOOpn 1131 pl* Vte Trsvws. City uJ _TJU*w .Utpa Pl. Melos, t.i, <FsrMnU aBdMrtMoan 1208 pm EBEEP0RT TRAIN* ISS.TK.’SSTRiV’.'.aT.'* •-LISST-.. '“‘"IS.. coming to town by tbe thousand. They 'are making their pilgrimage to Kan­ sas CHy to attend the twenty-wventH ’annual meeting of the Imperial Coun- Red Cross Tansy Pills painful”” MtstlruaHsa AMaPRSVtlrmVBtap lEtWtfUJiiUSS. PRICEei-OO B«1 ptetpsld co rvoripr o pR-s. M^Mar^UaMMwo^r, YtetoCtataiU puUdass low* -tM to i>o fah Ih«t »hu may n>«i the prisons slic<k laiportstiOM of raershunlih b» Philippine itJoatlk to. ti CASTORIA Io? Ih&au ftad OhMrM. PATENTS^ -sssesfi .3ggaa~E2 �Buffalo, lb Dm* I IgrrnSM and particulars call at ticket i- Mr. and Mr*. Hudson returned from lilt L. A. o. win KMl at me iumwv ol Mrs. Delbert Diuu»d, Friday. Juno Mutlikuo, Tuesday, being called there ^Davs Aaplnal! and family spent Sun- on aroount of a sick brother. Dave Beneway and wife of Middle­ ville vUltad at Cileries Kenyon's the Mb Pleasant are visiting friends and retail vm here. Tho s-radusites exercises will be held st Ute Rutland M. E, church. Tuesday DELTON, at Nashville this week. ■ - : ■. Q. A. Hynos and wife spent Sunday excursion* dally I Excuedou to Grand Rapids going and with especially ft returning on special train Sunday, June iflth. Rate 75c. Children toe. For further particular* see flyers. Persons Aid. C. F. Brooks moved 1U adoption. Carrted-AyM, Q F, Brooks, F. C. desiring can go ou early morning train Children's day exercises wiU be held Brooks. Bronson. Goodyear, Heath, at one fare fur round trip returning on special same day. •omuiltao Intiuae, tbe time, however, Reed. Warner, Water*. D. K. Titman, Agent. Is tun yet set. Mrs. Chauncey Shumaker (nee Naljio Edmunds) of Grand Rapids has issued cards announcing her marriage, to bar Maybe you were out lal< last night? many friends M Banfleld. U you had taken a Krsups's Headache Arthur Edmunds ami wife started for before retiring your bead Grower* Union will pl<*wei Buffalo Imi Monday to attend the PatsAid. Warner moved that the report Capsule would be cool and clear thia morning. American exposition. Fanners ami I Kenyon and children of Dowling visit­ । CARLTON CENTER. ed the latter's mother. Mrs Pitta, Sat­ urday. Children's Day wilj bo obesrved bare guest of bar sister Hasel, Sunday. next Sunday al 3d» o'clock p. tn. Dr. McGuflin is speeding a few days in Canada visiting relatives and friends. The exorcises st tho M. E. church, COATS GROVE. Sunday night, were listened to by a Rev. J. H. lAeey and wife left‘Turn- Isrp. crowd. The children did well ay far their new homo at Orld, Mich. Chas. Lacey started Monday for Val­ Mr. and Mr*. Blough of Treeport erate. Ind., whom bo wUl take a evlllo. , Leuaar Spent Sunday with bls at Woodbo 17, re tartlng Monday te Grand Rapids, Monday. ag bls family and household elDr. Mays was called to Carlton Coo­ nd wUl make Deltas their borne ler to treat E. 3. Kershner's child, who wm seriously 111 with searlltlna aim- CITY MARKETS. happen to get after them, never mind, wo know who the corresponded Is and Lt may Im titat Mr. Dennis wiU not make a great sight oat of B, or the ' selling potatoes, nlt<a> f.Tln* .UK.. uur inducement JOHNSTOWN. accepted aod adopted. Carried—Ayee, C. F. Brooks, F. O. Brooks, Bronson, DUKCAH LAKH. Heath. Reed, Warner, Waters. Nays, Goodyear. . . • UaM Moved by Waters that C. 8. Burton Thursday and Friday. . „ . .. Mrs. Hudson Burroughs vlsited'ther .............. a.w iz’.rasizr'—- Tallow L00 Is 1.50 •5.00 toM.00 •2.50 to MAQ De Mott. For further information IikjUlro ef J. E. Eowxium. . ,10c to 15c Veal calf..’ Mutton, dressed Wool, washed . Wool, on washed. onrrMbuiMlag. -K. K. Grant, iu <xl la task in rrwa4 Mia <4 Taur. t.£. Aman. riraWatem. Moved by Heath that the report be accepted and spread upon the minutes. Moved by Reed that dynamite kept for sale In the city be removed to safe place of storage. Motion prevailed. Moved by Reed that Adalbert Webb be excused from building walk on south side ot High street abutting property. Carried-Ayre, C. F. Brooks, F. C. Brooks. Bronson. Goodyear, Heath, Reed, Warner. Waters. The following city accounts were audited: ■ -T ® Not Through Yet, talking to you about our Pianos g art-* Organs, i kSKT daS I11.V 1 r. .0 - s r.’c.' s;h W IJP urooks. r. u. uroon. Hrooson, Good­ year, Heath. Reed. Warner*. Waler*. On motion of Waters meeting ad­ journed. J. B. Rousts, We have been liandling the same line for five years and arc satisfied that we can give yon a better piano or organ for the price than any other dealer in this vicinity. They ore all old reliable lines. No experiments. 1 here. Come in and look over the line. $ Benkes G Walldorff ADDITIONAL LOCAL. When you want the with a third stroke of paralysis which caused his death yesterday (Wednes­ day ) tpornlng at 3;00 o’clock. He was 73 years. 10 months old and had lived LATEST eblldrM, his wife having proceded him many years ago. The children are Mrs. France* Crowell, el thia oily, and John Take a peep at our which will be bald tomorrow at £30 p. window. It will be there. Isr letter from Auditor General Powers relative co claims of individuals against the state arising from tbe double pay- We make a special effort to get the newest styles in shoes for you. lificate. Tho auditor general asks ux to WOOLLEY S. Zimmerman and wife were In Bat­ tle Creek, Thursday. vamoa—AyM, u. r. tsrooss, ». v. Brooks, Bronson, Goodyear, Reed, and their claim will bo promptly ad just­ Warnur. Nays. Heath, Waters. Origi­ ed id fulL nal motion m amended carried. AyM, C. F. Brooks, F. C. Brooke, Bronsou Detroit Live Stock Market. Goodyear, Heath, Rood, Warner, Wat- Jilohlgan Central Live Stock Yards, Detroit. June Utb. The demand lor eeatWoodlaadepeat 1Atm, F. C. Broom. H*ath, Reed, lire cattle 1* active thia weak; receipts Waters- Nays, C. F. Brooks,iHronson, lowing price* are being paid al the Goodyear, Wi Detroit Live Stock Market: Primo steers and heifers, MA5 C4 •&.W; handy butchers' cattle, 11.10 (g rksrille, 8u sod Mr*. IL Lc •1.70; common. »2.15(«f gM.7fl; eannars' cows. •1.50 (jf tZAr. atockera and feed- to Bertie, Toes- , .....W to lie «JXX cash. ........ U to 12 For Bale—Flock of breeding aw . ................<e ........>....« ........«5to» I wish to notify tbe farmers of Barry .Mm 00 •s.ootor.oo county that I will be headquarter* far Bm.7.. 'otetoea SStAnae w* LEE SCHOOL VICINITY. Clarenoe Woodard of Battle Creek spent bale rd*j and Sunday al borne. Chan. Heise nnd family vMiod in cast Woodland. Eotiday. . Gorham, Hastings, Mich. WUl st vUliod the former’s parents. Breaking coIto terns to bo the most exciting thing al the Center now. There are six colls from tho Barber stock farm bore, being fitted for car­ riage roadsters. JeMle Brook* closed a very suooc**ful term of school I n the Bowler district, Thursday. The carpenters finished tho large C. Hl Goodwin of Cincinnati Is guest Kay Sereguajia* sold oat. of M. C. Gwin and family this week. J. W. Wolfe to a hustler. Albert Adams tost bls beet horse lost Monday. . so finds time to write for the pa|>crs. J. H.Pteroe, route agent of the Amer­ Frank Woed la building a kt of now ican Express Co., was here Tuesday to fenoe and making other Improvemenu Jud Carpenter i« at Mount Clemons being treated for rheumatism. on tho Anson Wood farm. We hope soon so see a new minister installed here with sufficient health to Didn't Marry for Money. 'Wm-Cooper has been under the care Tbe Boston man, who lately married of Dr. Scribner the pest week. the campmeeting at Clarksville last a sickly rich young woman, la happy Sunday. Some who never go to church Dow, for ha got Dr. King's New Life M home. Pills, which restored her to, perfect HICKORY CORNERS. health. Infallible for Jaundice, bllllousMrs. Wm. Patton ia quite sick. Claud Baker, the acoout mod allot; □cm, malaria, fsrsr aod ague and all George EllloU went to Battle Creek, young clerk In A. C. Wall’s store, re­ liver and stomach trouhlM. Gentle but Wednesday. ■ turned to Grand Rapids some days ago. effective. Only 25c at W. H. Good­ The people of this vicinity ware sorry year's drug store. to hear that Mrs. Ida Hoekslra, who sued for the loos of her husband, whose Common Council Procoedlngs. Metbodht aid. Friday, Juno 14th. death was caused by accident while . R. Gwin of Battle Creek was In working for a rich corporation, lost Common council met In regular aeeher sulk. slon Friday evening. June .th, 1W1, Mayor Rankos presiding. ' IRVING Present at roll call—Aid*. C. F. L A. A, Aldrich and wife spent Sunday f ♦lib C. L. Aldrich and wife st Vick*Tbs funeral services of Mm. Hutle Brook*, F. C. Brooks, Bronson, Good­ 1 Francos Glasnar entertained Shaw were hold from tho M. E. church year, Reed, Warner, Water*. Absent Saturday morning, conducted by Rar. -Heath. Minutes of meeting* of May 17th and Freeman qf Bowu. Owen Shaw and wife opened their J tot read—'-----------Moved tilgan Munlcl-I placed oo filo. to iw present lor various reaaoas. out a good time waa enjoyed. An elegant supper was scryod. £ E. Warner and wife eaterulnod a inkwell spent Sunday with sister and husband from Dowling, Frirn at Galesburg. £. R. Brown and wife visited In sirjs?jsnii?.SE“BMs“ckerson and wife Of Ctoverr. w. coLlum. Bown. Bunday. Moved by C. F. Brooks that tbo same Graduating exorcises of the Edger eehool will be held at the Rutted YANKEE SPRINGS. church. Tuesday evening, JuooMth. Brooks, r. U Brooks, uronson, Goooycar, Rood, Warner, Waters. ’ . ■ Mias Sylvester visited her parents Com. Ketcham will give the addroM. Moyed by Waters that eomtuunlcal. fr~—aod Sunday. tloo from W. W. Hampton on sheep Yankee Springs town picnic was sllm■ DOWLING killed for Chaa. Baldwin be placed ou * iy attended, it being a very disagreefile. Carried—Ayes, C- F. Brooks, F. School closed last Friday. Mix* I ewe day both oold and the wind blew C. Brooks, Bronson. Goodyear. Rood, I SO hard wo oould scarcely hear the ex- Downing was well liked ae teacher and Warner. Water*. . . socially. ngsiMl that, were renderedCale Rlsbridger and wife were In I J.P. Springer has sold his gray team. Moved by Water* that account of I Lota Of homes changing hands this Contis last week. Mr. RUbrldger is putting up a line D.-R. McElwain sheep killed by dogs fcffiping, competition being thq, spice of building for corn and fanning imple- amount of »3.00, bo allowed. Carried — AyM, U. P. Brooks. F< C. Brooks, J Mr. and Mrs. Cappon buried their Ooe week from next Bunday the Bris­ Bronson, Goodyear, Heath; Rood, ‘J' ywungesi child last week All extend Warner, Waters. their aympalby In ibis their hours ot- tol Sunday school bars Ctyldren’s day On motion Of Brooka, C. F., report of bareavemMii, they having burled a tidewalk committee on petition of Adal­ bert Webb and others recommending Thu U. B. will observe Children's Hm a fellow looking after all the "low tho work not to be done al preeeat waa Ignorant" class of people fa our vidalty Day the 23rd st 1030 p.m. aooapwd. Hr. Moshler's family visited at and to know the sdlton. Is willing to ’’visited at Wm. publish every little thing that be or Efcwerth's M.Bowens Mills. Mr. Els- W, H. Goodyear. Milch uows quiet st <35 O »L’>. oaivM aetivs st M.Mftf •fl.FI. bhcep and lambs, dull and lower prime iambs U.75 (<r •6.00; mixed M 75 Cje M.40; culls, K.OO<wtLM. Spring lamb* *i-00 (* W per ewt. Hogs are the leading feature in this market: trade is active at the fallowing prices: Prime mediums, S5A0 (9 York>1 pigs, 16.70 ; stags. » off. crip- AND Gut Prices WAISTS We are overloaded with shirt waists, bought too heavily, and offer five dozens 75c., 11.00 and >1.25 waists At 45c The hot weather just begun and shirt waists will be in demand for the next four months. ■ Thu is a bona fide offer and will be continued until lot is closed out Phone 25d. Goods delivered. BRONSON Little Red Front Shoe Store ATTENTION THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN • NOW is the time to have your outfits repaired, and we are the people who can give yon the beat prices ojt all kinds of repair work. Rollers Refined, Cylinders Rebored, Boilers Patched, Smoke Stacks Made, Engines Repaired, All Kinds of Casting Done. Before having anything done give us a call. EARLY & BURNS � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-06-20.pdf 54654692104fd1dd4fa458b53d1a9f9b PDF Text Text IL. No. 6. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 1901. VERNOR PINGREE DEAD Hasting* Musical Club Th* following vocal program was car­ Pan-Atnerkian Exposition, Buffalo, ried out by th* H. M. C. July 18. Rev. II. H. VanAuken preached an ______ _ —b. of sale dally from April X to Sept. 30tb. For rates and particular* call at ticket able addree* to the graduating claw, D—1- tlUutMUnd 1 Sunday evening. MuUo^Mupnt u«xiu. Edward Cuneo of South Haven t* Ono With Him at the Time of Special excursion to Grand Rapid* Bunday, June 30th,' going and returning spending th* summer with hi* cousin, Hla Death Except HI* Son. Th* next mooting will be hold July on special train *ame day. RatelSc.; Mia* Ida Eaton, In thia city. The Bawling Drew Slay factory ha* children 40c. For further particular* tXSTINOUISHBD SON PASSED AWAY IN LONDON While ExOovernor II Men 8. 1*10- 11.00 a Yxab. Michigan Central Excurulona Iruculnx* In th* 1 nl’.td Htatre. It »U isit&tocs. was slightly damaged. Since writing th* above, our Dowling correspondent loualy Injured, oue rib being broken. wtby of note, bat the doctor* pronounced again*! hl* trying to travel until be waa better, the periodical* at hand, loatructloo and and CcJ. Sutton, who had 1>o*d hl* oom- l*avtng the patient in charge of hla loo, is encouraging aa it tend* coward* Special Hanuralon. 1901, theThica- ■tatloo*. Woodbury co Deitor. Inclusive, at &>- and from Highland Junction, affairs." M municipal Reaulng Room Notea. Bay View Camp Meeting and As*em- to put tn acme new machinery. Mr*. Win. Anderson and daughter bty, Bay View, Mich., July 0 to Aug. In the attendance al th* reading room 14th, Rat* one iirat class far* for th* round trip. Children half fare. the former'* *on, A. A. Anderton. although he continued Date* of sale July J to 18 inclusive. Mr. and Mr*. Fay Diamond of KalsThe earncatura* with which *0 many ‘maxoo are spending th* week In thia have (ought for information ou the city, visiting relative* and frieuda. Ing Dresden racaflt dinner Ib LoMOQ 4:00 o'clock train m tb« C., K.k ejectment case of Oren Hughe* v». Donald McLoay. Th* litigant*own ad­ joining farm* In Orangeville and are quarreling over a line fence. We un­ derstand that th* total value of tho land tn dispute cannot bo much more than fifty dollars, and yet able lawyers fought the caae with aa much tenacity a* though a fortune were Involved. The case went t*> the Jury yesterday noou Furnllur* repairing and upholrtcr- and after being oul twenty-four hours they brought In a verdict today noon in Another ca»* very J ft. Smith and wife of Albion, who similar to tho Hugbn*-MalA*y case I re stx-udltig day* with friend* Ml* Arthur Geaier <»f C*d “Oh, do tell u* about a lynching yon mend* when a colored waiter spilled signal from th* Injured lady, awung Horrible” .aid IB* !;..*!,-v* ihnddae down atalra kilting the chef for putting uiuatanl In th* litem-manga"-Modern rr.- it La in anirted boy bad mad* bad inugtit bltu and ru<>*-ly threat bits .Qdyarnor Pin I he pruprli-Ur* at nearly al! the tai* and died Tneaday alght at 11:36. no ‘. one being with him at th* tlm Mr*. Pingree and daughter and ther On Ibelr mournful journey. Th* remain* will be tblpped home on riva in Detroit about the 3rd or 4th of July. ManlfMUtlon death Of this farnou. ellixen of Michi country and In England. In Detroit especially tb* *xprewloM of grief ar* Gov. Bite* ha* luued proclamation to the people of Michigan, culoglxlng hl* famous prodeceseoi and ordering that th* flags on the stat* capitol and Other stel* buildings ba displayed at half mast until after the burial, that the stat* capltol be appropriate; tb* alate department* be Alumni Reunion Tb* alumni of Hasting* High School will hold ibelr annual reunion and lab hous* of Emmanuel church- Mum- □net hall at six o’clock. Th* literary ILLINOIS HIGHWAYS. fuly 4U>. rating from the same trough enough now *pend The aeventb annual encampment of ki satisfy him. Ruing by bl* uwn tearing down theatreet Espyiug Air* Che Barry County Soldier* and bailor*' •jwrvdlng for year* tmirr than Ri.bO'. now la. might be an Inspiration io any Il M Erb sitting on the porch he made Picnic Association will be held on th* 000 annually on It* rv*d work — more In that direction Mr*. Erh, chinking ttal* and lowuahlp taxation under the Truly the boy* and girl* And much Mr. and Mr*. Maywood celebrated Curtla bill. T_ pay uf the county and township and man yelled to her. She their first anniversary with reception* to their friends. Iasi night the older ooncernlog the elating of the roam h*v< fore the animal'* fore feet came aolldly ones were entertained at ibelr pleasant home and tonight the younger people down upon the porch where abe had Tbl* sum. it t have contributed toward the eupport of Among the 11a graduating of the ■nfficletit lb ■ doaeo years tb equip cvpleaaant room and reading matter Joe Weber Michigan Training School at KaiRial will greatly aid the young iu cult!allng a taate for good literature waa not *o fortunate; be got behind a of iMInnle Belle Diamond, Enoelll* . ipeni . llelow wo quote from noto> left un tree but hl* right leg below the knee Braxelau Sutton and Nellie Marie Mead this enormotu ■ □m te annually for no thing—dumped Into the incul. lit lb* table by request, by a patro . of the of thia city. reading room. The Hasting* Musical club, under animal “» head and waa *o badly bruited “Why not to the bAat'of the summer th* direction uf Mr*. McCoy, will hold building Advoeatm of good road* Ieg1*iailon for * while- The enu«d bca*t ■»*» ita eighth pianoforte recital al thnMetbnot all *t|ekl<>r* for macadam. reading room*, and make life more finally caught, chained to a Ire* and odlA church next Tuesday evening. easy by enlightening yourself upon the killed. We undvruaod that Mr. Bell­ road* ” are mentioned movement* among the literary, social inger of Banfield waa the owner of th* ber of Invitation*. “gumbo" and many other cheap mate and inventive mind* of th* world. No- cattle and will settle for all damage* TbwSault News-Record of the |8th It I* even admitted bere could done. It la fortunate that no children lias been teaching in the Republic ■clrntIdeally constructed up-to-dat« magaxice* and periodical*. her bnxher, Frank Leins. MU* Lein* Reaolutlona Como in, showing your appreciation of U expected home next Tuesday THE COST TO FARMERS. the arhievemenu of th* maaer mind, Whereas death baa removed In the John Eggleston, one of the propriealso your appreciation of the liberality calling of th* lloo. Henry A. Goodyear of the Women’* Club.’’ A potent argument with the farmer when he can be made to ll*t*n l* lb* in county of Barry. Therefore b* it Biography. hours. He waived examination and1 fluenev of good roads on lb* marketing Resolved, that in hla death thia soof bl* product. With country ro*d* *i Mr. John N. Kennedy, a pioneer clti- duly feel* k»enly ita loss, and will cher­ re Mblsona when the ten of Hastings township died at til* ish while life last* the kindly and help. to the circuit court. fanner rouid not get bl* gram to mar Darius Heath, the saloon keeper, wa* arreatvd Saturday un complaint of gold. Out*** he ba* large capital bo oily Jud* 14, 1X1. Mr. Kennedy ha* moat sincerely recognise hl* worth, not Proaecuting Attorney Thomas, for obthough for a greater portion ol thellme only aa a member of this society but aa eroed in Belling by tb* etale of tit* a citlxen. We oommend the remem­ arraigned before Justice KenaAon yes­ country roads. H* cannot **tl unless brance of hla splendid and completed terday afternoon and wa* bound over afternoon of th* day of hla death when life to tb* youth of today. Hl* unswerv­ to the circuit court under *300 bail. railroad (tatloo. Several ladle* of th* Woman’* dub ing loyalty to duty, hl* dean, pure up­ qoeetlon. that the farmer* of IlllnoU right Ufa, hla devotion to tha country, the scale, th* county, the dty, tbechurch and hi* home are elements worthy > tb* Odeasa Woman’s dub. The club* of Belding, Portland, South Ionia and they have lost through being forced to the only child of Hugh and Grace emulation of all. Kennedy. He cam* to America with • Wedniy mourn hi* low, and extend Hasting* ware Invited to be the gusata *«-ll their product when tb* road* hap­ pen to bo good enough to permit hauF nodding Bella sincere sympathy, feeling that they A very preuy wedding took place at New York alate. He came to Michigan muA be sustained In part by th* rememth* Schlappl church last Sunday even­ In 1835, whan In 1M3 he Anally puring when Royal Meyers and Mia* Gall Illes which made him so dearly lorad Id Hamp were united tn marriage by Rev of which ba and hit faithful wife hare C. Ih Jarvi*. Th* ceremony took place city. children, Carrie, Frank, Mali, Nelson Dated, Jun* 8th, 1ML anil Lillian w*re grown to manhood Ct.am ent Smith, plant* and fern* forming a hock and womanlu**) and are living to cheer Jno. H. DaxNiJi, Th* decorating waa done by the lon*Iy boure uf an agad and sorrow. . r. Committae. Rev. H. H. VaoAukan returned from Eaton Rapid* last night, having driven across country. The object of hla trip waa to unite in marriage two of Eaton Rapid*’ leading young people, Earl Norton and Mis* Irone Holt, the latter a teacher in the high school of that Letter* addressed to th* following person* remain unclaimed In thia office Uvery and feed bus! tires, eight good rapturously, “and you will b* an apt cietr of tho U. B. church will bold A.H. Inkas’. Ing planing, matching, and getting uut pwty with everything Then, will iw a big day of »|-oru Sltb. Walter Eaum )I«DI OtM ell. I *t»uld lolnk I ought to, dteuapoll* nnu The Pbltedelptte Brconj *aya ihat railroad comrade turned from abroad tell* of an expertrace that befell Mm In Munich lUuatra’oma Armi-il with a number of tetter* nf liitrodncUnti to European railroad official*, be madv li a point to Inqalre court car At Munich be tbuugbt be had aeqnlr- man will, whom be bad been talking been ushered oul about bleb h* had forgotten io Inquire. "I Immedtetely retraced my step*. •aid I be Philadelphian, “and again «n- whom l had been talking, aufl. apolo­ gising tor taking up so moeb of hl* hat and plated It to my band. Then he Gerald developed a Journalistic ln- an “amateur printing outfit" and start- "Praamwri Evaryboffy booksr—Youtb’a Companion. Henry GeldnaR Caledonia, Mich. ADDITIONAL LOCAL "1 Iliana you a thousand time* for MtnOH Colilns, Wm. Sackett, Clinton Harvey, Mlw Maud Smith, Mni. John Scott, Mr*. Halxtead, Mrs. Ellon Jone*. Mr*. Sarah In wishing them W* have decided to dlaraxiUhu* custom lent looking old gentleman nipped It In ...—.— dollar loth lb* bud by •llpplr.a lb* baaamant of tb* paternal dwelling, For Salo. Endeavor of Coat* Grove ad- buy him It looked for explain it In ■ slmpte manner. Usery, or I shall not comprehend fondly. “It amount* Everybody taT)t«d. Th* giv* something in return. 111 furulsb Mould return It (Ilk* thin. Suppose That* �Howard E. Holds, Baids Creek. Tho«j that asmime that all sate of In­ toxicating beverage L* sinful, -and that Amy Houghtalln, Bslliaxwe,. . Ills therefota wrong for th* govern­ Willi. A. Scldmoro, Hastings.... ment to artataUah any place where It fa Jennie L. Prlosler, HsMings.... peodence," and the n*w ••republic" should presently make her bow to the aaserublfd nations. This i* what Cuba will naturally expect, but she I* young inexperience. When the United State* took hold and helped her to liberty and TWO VALUES. JERE ire two valuei to every purchase — whit it costs and whit it pays you. Cork costs 8 cents a pound, but if you are drown­ ing half s mile from shore, Its value would be Mtxx what you pay for cork, but what cork you." When a woman buys soaps she often con­ fuses the two values. She sees only what she pays. She overlooks what she receives. Now a single cake of Ivory Soap pays back from ten to twenty times its cost in the saving it effect*. Test it your­ self I Vegetable Oil Soap. Ivory white. It floats I B there can bo any good in th* canteen. But th* vast majority of people, those who believe that the best law is th* one that works best, will b* inclined to give much weight to the universal tes­ timony that the doing away with th* canteen has very seriously Increased drunkenness in the army and has been hurtful to th* malnt«U4mce of good or­ der and discipline. it la to b* remembered also, a* tem­ perance advocate* Insist, that drunken Oliver P. Wellman, Cartleton.. Cynthia A. Grown, Woodland... Alvin B. Clever, Nashville........ Hose Dcnough, Butler, O............ Royal Burr Mayer*. Caaleion .. Gall May Hamp, Castleton......... Martin W. Poland, MiddlevilleVera M. Groefcod, Middleville . the reason? Hair needs help just as anything else doe# at times. The roots re­ quire feeding. When hair stops growing It Its lus­ ter. It looks dead. and by right ought to lie free and In­ dependent, they were working under the Teller resolution. When the Teller revolution became operative, instead uf spectacular, the government decided that Ita generosity and good will were Utopian and unpractical. The settle­ ment of the statu* of Cuba has been one long haggle over tertn*. Tho adminis­ tration could n« bind the Cuban* band and fool and make them a vassal alate against their will, but the Platt amend­ ment took a nep In that direction. saves Cuba struggled, but the dose ha* at last been forced upon her. It will now devolve upon iheadtnlniatr&llon to pre­ pare some other corrective medicine ahlub will further modify the “Inde­ pendence''of Cuba. Detroit Evening rioners for Tbornapple Lake Drain adjournod to July 8 next-' Estate of Jxme* Partridge, deceased, order admitting will to probate and ap­ pointing executrix ruterod. Estate of Hiram Cpletnan, deceased, order admitting will to probate and ap­ pointing executor entered. Eatabe of Sarah Baker, deceased, or­ der adjourning hearing Baal account acts almost instantly on such hair. It awakens new life in the hair bulbs. The effect Is astonishing.. Your hair grows, be­ comes thicker, and all dandruff Is removed. And the original color of earlv life is restored to faded or gray hair. This is always the case. Our ntlgbtwn height, xnri wa* a big anoeea* Martin Walden ba* commenced di­ vorce proceedings against hl* wife, Mr*. Emma Weldon, who wa* before her marriage, Mr*. Emma Flagler, the mother of Mollie Flagler, who was killed by James 11. Brumm. At the latter'* trial considerable waa said about the character of the woman, and th* bill of complaint makes It appear that she I* far from being an angel. Mr*. Flagler'* marriage took place af­ ter th* tragedy on October 9, 1BB9 He wm 27 year* of age tb*o aod she wa* 45. He allege* tn st In June. 1900, she ■truck biro In th* face with a dipper and during the following month struck him with a lantern, felting him to the ground. He wm stunned and tn fall­ ing fell Into the river, she making no effort to pull him out, aod he wm nearly drowned. Later aha arid she wm sorry i't„y may be right about revision, but Chat he bad not drowned. Itlsclalmed It is evident enough that thvro is go­ ing to b* a strong effort this coming winter to secure the adoption of th* pending recijirocity treaties, and the** whll* by no means • tariff revision, Weldon »ay« he dare not go to his modify the tariff law and open the way home. He was the hired man on the for further change*. The home market club, th* Boston farm before aod at the time of the wurdar, aod hM mad* enough out of -he protective orgaulxation, ha* taken th* county In witoees f*e* to commeoc* dl­ alarm and is already planning for an ' vorca proceedings.—Cbar/otte Leader. active defenalve campaign at WMhlugton. It represents the textile manufac­ 8. D. Kopf of Grand Rapids, a repre­ turer* and ocher highly protected In .v. . 1. .u_. sentative of the Koctric Power Co., wm fa the village on burineesrecently. Ha *ay* unle** the machinists* strike or tnme unforeseen trouble prevents, the company will have their wires strung to the villsge aud power turned on by about September X A number of car loads of pole* have arrived.—Mlddle- The Unconquerod Boer* The British still seam to hare a big con tract before them In South Africa. The struggle hM long rise* degener­ ated Into a war which, while in the lari degree coitly, can carry with it no glory nor exact sympathy front any peo­ ple upon the face of th* earth. W* hear with freedom and frequency that peaoe ucgutlatluas are in progrea*. and that the mart recalcitrant of the Boers sre ready to make t*rms to avoid an­ other annihilation or starvation. Realiring that there is nothing left but a several American product* 30 per cent, 'nternational trade rest* upon a buy and Mill principle. It cannot be per­ manently conducted on a one-sided ba­ il*. If we sell we must expect to buy. and when the American government discriminates against a friendly nation In favor of a hug* local trust retaliation must be expected. -Washington Time*. Glitter', i-apbara to Leander l-aplintn. 40* «v 21 Maple Grave, HkW. Wm -S Shriner per administrator, to Michael B Todd, parcel sec J.' Ha*tInp, *1-500 rance, Kan. They knew she had been Lettie Perkin*, per administrator, to unable »■> leave her bod in aereo yean George Miller Jr and wife, lot 3 block on account of k'dney and liver trouble, 4 Freeport, IlfdO. nervou* prostrstlon and general debil­ Zena* Ward Whittemore to Rhoda J ity; but, '■Three bolllot of Electric Bit Whittemore, parcel village of Middle- Prof «$lonal Directroy. Why th* Feeling Toward* Pingree Haa .Changed Pauslle, lot 4 block 1" Host log*, ca*tern addition, 155. The explanation is not found In any­ Oliver P Wellmao to Frank I. Well­ thing directly connected with Pingree man. *da see 4 t 'aetleton. •!. blmself. Michael B. Todd to John Ketcham It lies in the disappointment, the dis­ and wife, parcel kee 30 Halting*, • 11)00. gust, tn the public mind, with his »uo5.1_ Z'U__ H (i___ .. oeesor in the governor's cbalr and with ills. King’* Kidney sod Backache th* McMillan-Burrow* crowd of rojxibIlls hav* been used for year*. We licaa politician* who have pro*tltut*d know that they are the beat kidney political i>ower, hsvo proved false to medlclneon the market. Try them and the pledge* of party platform* and gel Instant relief. Price 50c., flve box­ have substituted Rlpperittn for popular es tt-00 Fred L. Heath the druggist, gpvarnment. sold agent for Barry. Allegan ana CaiTho reception to be accorded to the returning ax-govr--— *•- •*" —• ward and visible whstaaing —' f igroe •« election by Ibo foreign fores* wi) I have lasted just about one year. It haa been a twelvemonth of Instruction to the Chi­ nee*. They have learned al laat the power of western civilisation. and that thalra, hoary with the dual of twoaooro centuries, cannot meet It. The lesson haa been taught by Are and »word, by wanton butchery and loot—but It haa been learned thoroughly. The Chinee* govenimnnl aod more especially the Emprros Dowager, her­ self ita moving power, have learned that th* “foreign devil*" are to be fssred aud not despised. We may dale from thia time the opening of a new and better era for the great Arian •un, parcel ucc xj Miauirriiie. Mattie E. Black to Benjamin F Washburn. 10ft* sec*. II and 12 Yankee Springs, KIMI. Ly dial '.Moore to George W. Gallatin ■nd wife, 35* see 35 Castleton, S400. William E. Keeler to Walter J. Hay. ward, part of lot ’) block Ifl Middle. !|le. •2800. Jay T Pierson to Eugene Coagrove. E. □. Slggers, patent lawyer Wash­ parcel arc 31 Irving, WO. ington, D. C., whoa* ad appears In our columns, is an attorney of twentytone year* active practice and la well recom­ mended to u*. HI*rating will be found in Dun's aod Bradstreet's reports, as be owns th* Inventive Age. He !>u A Terrible Hxptoalon sent us application blank* and other “Of * gasoline stove burned papers, and Inventor* who are intend­ ing to apply for patents, would ssvs here frightfully," writes N. E 1 time by calling at this office and get­ ting th* paper* before preaeotlng lhair application* through any ocher source. th* roc***** of it* vast area; wmtern capital and push will develop the im­ Going Went This Summer? mense opportunities which have hither­ to been denied. The withdrawal of the Are you going west to visit relative*? European troop* will probably noth* attended by any peril to foreign inter­ Are you going wait to ***k * home? eat*. The government, when I: re­ Are you going "St on budnese? turn* u> Pekin, will set itself to th* The Per* Marquette dlrost route via task of restoring lu authority, and w* may expect th* boxm will no longer have **crot *ocoarag»m*nt from th* Now daily limited service beginning Hn* aud nwkiwaqulok trip and* pieeaimperial palao*.—Toledo Blade. Jun* 10th via Great Hock Island Route, ant oat. Connections at all points un one night out Chicago to Colorado. the system with through train* to We can oonrioc* you we have tho best aervlce, the best coonr-ctlonv and arrive in Denver and Colorado Spring* (Mani­ tou ) at th* most convenient hour. Only direct line to Manitou. Cheap summer excursion* daily to Colorado and Utah with especially low rales on certain days. For detail* write F. D. Lyon, T. P. A, 11 Fort St. Wwt, Drtroit, Mich. G. R. Johnson, D. D. S. Marik E. Horton, M. D. Geo. M. Rood, PLUMBER. Shop, On Doot North of Hoillogi lllliul Bui Til Cliuut Pliti li Ito Cltj —Or rather, the beat plwe In the city to got clean U U BUSBY BROS.’ BATH ROOM Up-to-date Toiumrial Work. ' �Gen. Callies Proml»e AWAY. IUDGES FOR and 5C0 Fllipinot to Surrender. THE COURTS. GREAT VICTORY FOR BOERS. ^RECKON, IN OHIO, MASS.. AND IOWA. flUT DO YOU ESTIMATE ’ Manila, Juns IB —•Colonels Infant ind Guitars, representatives al Geniral Callies, today signed tbs name of OUR OFFER. tion from Callies, Inaurgent leader In Laguna province, that unless the gen­ eral agrees to the Filipinos' terms, which Includes the granting of smnesly to ths insurgents, Callies will not sur­ render. Negotiations are to be con- London, Jane It—The war office hM received the following d Ispatch from Lord Kitchener, dated Pretoria yeetetday: "NewWllmanenut. twenty miles south at Mlddolburg, Transvaal. U0 Victorian mounted Hfles. who had been ■ detached from Beataon'e column, war*; £ surprised in camp at Stankoohpniit by a superior force of Boera at 7:30 p, m. Springer was killed and CepL Wilhelm on June 13. The enemy crept to with­ and Lieutenant Leo were mortally in a ehurt range and poured In a dead- S wounded, waa begun by the Ameri­ iy Ore, killing two offirare and sixteen cana. Tho disproportionate number of officers hit la said to bo chargeable to thirty-eight men, twenty-eight of whom* were only slightly wounded. Two at~ fleers and fifty men escaped to IleatEmilio Z.urtxuo, of Tabayas. prov­ ince. baa proclaimed himself tho suc­ cessor of Agulnaldo and "governor of Tabeyas snd the Philippines, “ aocird YOUR ESTIMATE. Been to continue the struggle. What­ ever may be the truth In regard to tho reported pence nngotlatloiui lu South VALUABLE INFORMATION peeled st Washington that tho Cubans will not accept the sppatenlly harah conditions with happy minds There are reports of vigorous activity on tbs part nt the Boera. especially on the border of the Orange River and Cap* Prizes to be Awarded as Follows: JBW 1»7 IBOO not pressing the gualauteed loan prop­ ortion because the conatilutlcraal pow ere could not guarantee the loan wlth- f tJCfCbfi Ctrttfv. tbafcUM Frees i*ub'.isblng Asma dallon haa deposited S15.000 lu tho Central Savings Saak, Detroit, Mich., for the exprvwa purpewo of paying the prizes In Ibelr contest on the combined official vote Of the stalos of Ohio, Massachusetts and Iowa, and that ■uddenly slipped capslud. One SUBSCRIPTION BLANK. Below we pubWh the standing of the American aod National league clubs up to end Including iho games played The contract tor thia railway will bs Il ten to John C. FerguMon of Boston, who. the correspondent understands. THIS IS ONE OF THE GREATEST OFFERS EVER MADE HASTINGS HERALD HASTINGS, MICH. AGENTS WANTED ru to ride and exhibit aHaznple 190: mode] our manufacture. YOU CAM MAKE »10 TO K besides having a wheel to ride for yourself. “ ■ ■ “**- $10 to $18 *001*981 £.$7is $12 ~$3 to $8 10 DAYS FREE TRIAL. 0-7 n'tl in ordering from us, as you do not need to pay phenomenon was observed by persons living near the Passaic river, In Belle­ ville and Avondale, N. J. For five In every town and ‘ village may be had JBej Luxar. deliberately raised <mq of the Germans and dropped him un­ der the wheels of tho car, The ffian wu killed, but hla brother jumped from tho car and escaped a similar fate, though be wm badly Injured. ' London, June 18.—Earl Rptaei) wu arrested today on a charge ot havln<f contracted a bigamous marriage in thw United States. The earl was met wk the railway station upon his arrival from the country by detectives with A warrant, and he wu taken to the Bow street police court, where he was form­ ally charged. The nobleman appeared to be autte unconcerned. 3 Grease that makes your horses glad. THO8. «. 8P8AQUI A SON, PATENTS. Waype tJounly Bank Bidg., DETROIT. wtll be 11.770,034. aa against H.1MJJ the barley yield 10.507,Tit, aa Main 11.7X0. MS and the oat yield 9^77^33. La Porte. Ind., June II.—Randall Adame, a federal prisoner. In the state prison at Michigan City, who vu con­ victed in 1893 for-the murder of an officer tn Indian territory and sootancsd to a life term, luu been reli-aaed. President McKinley having commuted ley's condition continues about | same. The rainy waatber of ths p, three day> hw a depressing street Mr spirits. but there have bran so t favorable 4»r«lr,otneata. �throughout the whole state were pre­ part ng to welcome him home In the aaoet ostentatious manner possible he lay dying in a London hotel. While th. people of hla home city were solid. deucted ami are about to be punished There would be no hope tor munici­ pal good government If such aitctupts to debauch tho administration uf a large oily could be made with impunity. But tb. fact that bribers and thieve, have not been able to ply their nefarious calling in Grand Rapids without being brought to book is cause for congratu­ lation. Whether the five indictments which the grand jury have brought Ln result in conviction or acquittal Ills very plain that the public conscience at the city Is thoroughly alive aod that looting of the public treasury, bribery of public officials and the misuse of the public funds cannot bo attempted in that city and go unpunished. Tho honest people of Michigan every­ where will bo in vympathy with the effort now making in the second city in the state to purify Its local government and bring official rascality to judgment. Tha whole question will present a serious problem to the congressman who wants to act honestly and justly towards his fsllowman. To th. demagogue there will be no such difficulty. If he elusion act will strengthen him with his constituents, he will so vote. And lhe probabilities are that organised labor will array Itself on the aide of exclusion and that congress will not dare to off end so powerful a class, whatever national hopes and wishes, it will be‘hard to] courtesy and abstract principles 'of realise that the strong, aggressive, self justice may demand. One cannot help hoping however that reliant Hasan S. Pingree Is dead. Few men In American public life seme way may b. found of avoiding the placing ourselves io an altitude of un­ Scientists are telling us horrible fairness towards a friendly nation and tales about the potato these days. One at the same lime of protecting the Inter- says that sprouting potatoes are full of a deadly poison known as solanin and soother declares that through long Grade Crossings Must Go. reproduction by ‘‘eyes", the potato has lost the power of producing seed aud The shocking death of four prominent sroplc at Flint by a grade crossing so­ lid ent will go a long way towards con­ ducing public opinion that creasings Man" into municipal affairs and his be­ ’ coming once again ths valiant cham­ pion of their internals, be lay chafing hla life away tn the grasp of a mortal YOU WEAH w. Douglass Sb Curtains Prices EVERY PAIR FULLY GUARANTEED. at McCoy’s until It's the best made at $2.00. H. OSBORN Large Line See Them. ■ W that rrnaidrnt McKinley ha* lhe hope of official reward behind , will he not do his duly and dls- service law? Collrotor -Sapp of Leil*ville, lor Instance, has b.yri openly de lying the law long enough. | And yet everybody koovi that he wa> intending U> re-enter municipal politics man life Is greatly concerned. The and fight the policies of some of tho question ought simply to be; Is a gen­ strongest leaders In the republican eral separation of grades possible" If so, then theaxpense. bow ever enormous, . In spite of this knowledge, in spile ol all the hlttcru.es which his recent admlnistraUou of state affairs engeoder^tiWreis hardly a citizen of Detroit j lions of dollars arc easily raised for rail­ or Of the state of Michigan that will not rood building and Improving, when the feel a personal sense of loss in the death propio are to willing u> tax thrmsolriw for ail kind* of enterprises, it ought u> of Hazen S. Jlugree For notwithstanding his faults aod be possible for the railroads and the hla mistakes, there is a universal leeL profile u» take th. bunion of grad, sep­ aration between them, and by each bearing Ita just proportion of the ex. pease, put an end tolhealaughlc. which bedtale to rebuke bls own party when must ever increase Ln frequency while be thought It wm wrong; and that he the stream of traffic is compelled to flow ,wm an able man who bed the strength across the path of the cruel locomotive. It is a question of humanity In which Ln training and broom, a leader among merely money cost is outweighed panmen l La utterly IncompetentHence It baa bcunn decided to do nothing about II at present. This an reminds us of our own way in such manors Mfc. Haukvx-x is now finding out that the same people whom be ald.sl In the past to call Bryao “anarchist", “trait­ or”, etc-, are quite willing to shower similar epithets on himself when he of tho churches are opposed to1 suffrage. That Is, the wonie, selves are opposed to it. JEWELRY, RICH CUT GLASS .«» FINE CHINA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. Defective Lvesigbt. .... An Up-to-Dute Stock and Reasonable Brices. Wl thought that Kocweveit had more originality. To go to Colorado again in order to escape from the obscurity of rattan. And if be did not tally aecomhit poritlyn shows a lamentable dearth >- -4>lish the reforms in municipal aod stat. of Imagination. politics which he set out to accomplish, be deserves to be held lu grateful rebeantiful aod attractive things in the laembrance for bls sturdy efforts to do world, rosea, the most gorgeous and three things. If he did not succeed queenly of flowers, and graduates, ths during his administration in effecting finished product of our schools. Aod would that the fruitage of our schools might be as abundant as Nature's harselvas felt In succeeding legislation. Whenever these reforms in theguvernmsnt of Detroit and in the stale shall become realltios th. work which Haxen ed into one place. Aod what an army B. Pingree so strenuously inaugurated it would be! Armed, not with Mausers Mobile found a way to get- rid uf and galling guns but with the beauty Sam Jones. Tho newspapers there Ig­ aud enthusiasm of youth: dressed, not nored hla existence. Consequence: He In khaki uniforms, but In fluffy whiteor has never gone back. sober Prince Alberta, It would conquer, not our armies end our fortreeses, but The Chinas. exclusion act will expire out May and an effort will be made by Ute Chin are government, assisted by prominent Chinamen Ln this country to1 satisfied and congratulatory tone of induce oungrem not to re-enact the law. graduating'productloua The cynic may ' derive a malicious pleasure in contrast­ Ing the bright virions of graduation day with the prosaic facta of everyday Ute. friendly tbdb-thry have been in a long] But tho fact remains that the commencemem season occupies, and we hope will time and because they hop. to convince' ever occupy, a precious place In the congress that China will show her ap­ hearts of tho people, It is the oas time preciation by offering us friendlier com’ in the year when true honor Is paid to mercta) terms than we have had lu the intellectual achievement and when the PMt. There Is, unquestionably, much florae iu such reasoning. In the recent’ public Interest in our educational systain is revived aod invigorated. trembles growing out of the Boxer InThen hall the time al roses aod greduatari it is the lime of beauty and fre ’ graoee, of hope and triumph aod congretulatloo. It la the rime when th. people turn with pride and affection to ' thsir public schools and oolleges ami ’ pay merited honors to the army of farm Cools THE WEST END HARDWARE. ROADMAKINQ MACHINERY. ; Bead building in many sections of the <country baa never got beyond the Igravel wagon and the farmer's ahoveL 1 1 ' ■ j i < ' 1 1 In no department of mechanical Indcstry haa greater progress been made .than In th. perfection and manufae। i■M of thia macldnery under the <llreetlon of st.wrts reducre road bonding lu any kind of soil to a vary staple prop- Osborn and Syracuse Spring-Tooth Harrows and Cultivators. Also Spike-Tooth Harrows. . Gale Cultivators and Steel Land Rollers. Fresh Lot of Buggies Just Received. R. I. HENDERSHOTT. LITE COURT HOUSE. �Cha*. Curry <rf Kalamazoo vaa in lhe HrrT * 1 city Monday. '[V M. O. Abbott is building an addition BUY It now. BUY it where you will get your money’s worth. Jacob Rehor waa l£ Newaygo over Sunday, risking hl* mother. Dr. George Waddle came bom* from Kalamazoo Monday quite sick. city, intend to start next Monday for fCalifornia, Mr. Stewart having by re­ quest been tranxfrrrvd. They go fur the benefit of Mrs. Stewart'* health. < Rar. George Bullen will preach at the Star school house uaxl Sunday aftereoon at iJO o'clock. Mia* Vent Cortright of Kalamaxoo ws* the guest of her parents. Sheriff Cortright and wife, Monday. Wanted, good competent girl tor general bouse work; good wages. MRS. E. C. BoWLteO, Jefferson street. Tueeday evening, June 25th, at Ma­ sonic hall there will be a meeting of Hastings Chapter, Na 7, O. E. 8., be­ ginning at 7:20. Mu. Tvxoate, See. BUY it where you will . have a large line to Monday from a week1* ririt In Hallend. Ml** Grace Dunning of Chicago is select from. visiting relative* and friend* In thia BUY it at the right place; that is at strawberry social at Fred Bump's Fri­ day evening the 28th of June for the benefit of the minister. Every body Fred L Heath's Mr*. Clarence Lathrop of Ionia, came to thia city Monday on account of the tllne** of her father, Darwin MnOmber. Her busband wa* also In the city Mon­ day and Tuesday. We are reliably informed that the । late Samuel J. Carson of Galesburg left a will dividing his property equally among his children and naming hl* son THE DRUGGIST. Heath’s Beef, Iron and Wine fine hot weather tonic- HASTINGS HERALD If anyone went to the fair ground* Saturday afternoon expecting to see a closely contested gam* between the home club and the colored aggregation, known aa th* Royal Tigris, ho wa* certainly disappointed. The colored players are big mnaoula; fellow* very appropriately called “giants," They are the .colored champion* of the diemond and have beaten many a league team. Il wae not to be expected that our boy* would via a game In which they were so hopelessly outclassed. And they didn't. No* only wore the homo team outclassed, but they were not up to their usual form. Damotb waa unable to pitch and Goodyear waa absent. Bert Haye* went into the box and did very creditable work for a young pitcher, during the first half of the game. Then the colored pitcher, place and kept hl* own team down to only four more runs But If the game lacked excitement It furnished plenty of amusement. The colored players wer^a good nalured lot, full of antics aod joke* aod they kept the crowd laughing at their horseplay They and pretend they wore about to drop it bm still they held it They would toy with the liall until it looked as though Mc.tteughlin. I i , SHIRTS at 31c —arc fut acllen, when you get those in the >1.00 patterns, but we still have a few left Some 75c. shirts among them. ' ' ' . , ' —ore fast sellers also, when you get the $5.00 kind, aud that’s what wc have, m They are pants that we bought a few days ago and are all new patterns. We bought them cheap and will sell them cheap. Conte while we cau fit you. ' < < . ' | Chidester^Burton toal <M House to rent—Inquire of Wm. H. Sweeaey. . Born, June 12, to Mr and Mrs. Elmer Slocum, a eon. . Ray Hayden went u> ('Umax. Sunday night, to remain a few days. Meeting of Court of Honor. Saiurday evening, June23. Important business The annua! farmer*' picnic will tw held alThoruapple lakeur. Friday, Aug. Umbrella Sensation The Ci life ns teiephi/ue i-uuipoAj pulling up polos and complying of a machine in Nichols A Shepard's factory at Hattie Creek last Thursday finishing that member to badly that ho Middleville. The Knight* of Pythlaa memorial servleea will be held next Sunday af ternoon at 3:0h o'clock During the past year four member* of Barry lodge have piooHv! away, and «lnc« lu organ - Mlss Bertha Chalker of Chicago ii visiting her grandparent., Mr. aud Mr*. Philip Chalker too, Saturday, to reside Her husband baa employment there. Maple Hunt dairy Cbaa H. Gardner proprietor, la now represented by a floe new wagoniwhlcb arrived Saturday iterday to receive her diploma aa a bduate of the university of Miceigu. fosterday, Mia* Gertrude Lake went Middleville, where she has employpt la the Warren Fcsthorbcnc far- • , June 23, for tea. All are In vhod On* hundred and tiny eighth gradt diploma* were granted In the county si the tesuk of tb* late district school ex •Igheenth birthday. . Tb* Mimes Call* Mill*, Pearl Blockley and Alice Miller wen* Monday to Kalamss.xi, where they bfoafcurod positions in the asylum. ference year In the M. E. church par­ lors June 3! st £30 p The annual election of officers and Bee Hive open­ ing will take place. It la very Import edge of the walk, Wprotect people from falling down the area to lhe basement. Flower Sunday waa duly obaerved by Emmanuel Sunday achool last Sunday afternoon. A festival service, pre­ pared for the oocaaloo wae rendered and recitations were given by the chil­ dren. The church waa handsomely Mrs. K. Bottom entertained the •mbroidcry club laU Thursday after­ noon. The next meeting of tho club will probably resolve lt«ulf into a picnic siUveh lake. All perron* interroied in peacne* are’ tevitad to attend the next meeting uf ■ tb» F«rta«r« A Fruit Growers Union, • at ihn court kunae Io tbl* city on Sat- .irday, June O, M tdO p. m. 1. J, Hruukscf Highbauk wasa pica*-■ Mt caller on tho HntaM), Monday . ' used on this lol- No pinching oi fingers, valuable and practical device introduced yeara. Handles alone arc worth the tnont 2nd cheaper tearing of gloves. The most the umbiella making art for We also have higher priced doula, her daughter, Miss Abbie Brown of Woodstock, Out., Mrs. Emma Brown and O. B. Barber of Caledonia, wore the guest* of Sheriff Cortright and wife Sunday and Monday. Lewis Hunt, the oldeel of the two run away boys whom Sheriff Cortright brought home from Chicago last week, Mr. Mason wae elected rohool commis­ sioner of Iron county this spring and will go Into office July 1st. The district schools of Carlton plcnicked and held graduating exercise* ” ' (‘grove last FrL >lc were wi present and the affair waa • grand*uooeee. £xentisev were bold In whjch the various ■obooh participated and nineteen young graduate* vara given-ibelr diploma* by Commlseiouer Ketcham. HE Friday morning, Albert Hilum, while working at Kaiamaaoo for tho C, K. A 8. Hkllway, put the heal of hla right foot George Maachem of Assyria Center, quite badly with an adxe. wa* arrested Monday on the charge of The severe electric worm Bunday assault and battery, preferred by hla night did considerable damage to tele­ wife. He was taken before Justice D. phon as, putting a 4oten or more of them E. Keyes, vt Assyria, where he plead guilty. Ha la no* languishing in thr out of service temporarily. Mis* Minnie Trumbull Is suiting her county jail, where be will have ninety sister, Mr*. Cha» Daniels, In Detroit day* in which u> refleet onTtia unmanly for two weeks, after which she gore to treatment of hi* better half. Ypsilanti Io attend the summer normal New Century Runner W. H. Olney arrived home from hi* western trip lam Thursday night. HI* journeying extended through North Dakota and over into Manitoba and he experienced all kind* of weather, from a heel that ran the mercury up to HS degrees down IO a *now storm. Think m aiucu iuu snow storms in . June! And yea th* storm was the sal‘ ration of the crops as the sm>w molted . as fast tell toll and the weather became . warm immediately afterward* Barry Ledge No. U will held a fare, well reception to Mr. aod Mrs, Walter । CaMl* ball this evening. The program will be m follows: »«0 to«!» p m., arrival <rfgu**u, received by Mr. and Mrs. Eaten at the inner door of lodge rooui. 8>j p. m. cruheatra; roctuikm by Master Frederick Heath; *oog, H»«! and Uxi Barm; pteM irtoMlM* Kith and Aurototte day afternoon on complaint at hl* moth­ er for truancy. On approval of the proceeding* by Judge Smith it waa de­ cided that tho best thing for the boy home fur boys at Lansing and yesterday be waa taken there In charge of Deputy Jay Hoglv. Heatings Tent K. O.(T. M. turned out about sixty strong Sunday afternoon to attend tb* annual memorial exercise*. Rev. H. H. VanAuken preached the memorial sermon at the Presbyterian church and it is hardly necessary to ■ay bi* address wa* an eloquent and thoughtful effort, which held the close attention of the large audience from beginning to end. After the sermon the knight* proceeded to th* cemetery where the ritual of the order waa given and the fl ve grave* of decaaaod members were decorated. The music st the nhurob ws* rendered by a quartet con­ sisting of Messrs- Crawley, Gammon, Ketcham and Pryor. Troxel's trom­ bone eextet played at the cemetery. Bunday, Mrs. Ira VanValkenburgh and Mr*. Stella Greble went out riding ।and stopped al the residence of Dr. H. , , , ( i doctor’* house, but th* mlselnt waa not fcmnd. Monday morning Wm. H. Goodyear, while walking down town, moved the gram at the edge of the vide walk and noticing something picked up th* diamond. Dr. Clarence Barber wa* alalog ot> tb* porch and Mr. Goodyear aauertained who waa lu owner and phoned to her to call at hit drug Knt and get the same. It i* uannceswwj w amt* that -Mr*. Grabf* White Shirt Waists For the Fourth You will surely celebrate the fourth. new shirt waist Then you will as surely want Our new waists arc exceedingly pretty and makers have fairly outdone themselves. We had our pick from two large waist $1,00 to $2-50 We expect to do a big business in these garments for the next ten days. You should get first choice. Come and see them. This is the place they all visit when ia the dty, where friend meets friend and everybody meets bargains. , iTx it. it-1 ifo 'J* "gw *fV rf* �aspa fy, dull or dizzy, it a head to do business It tmtoies the tempo acts the stomach, inte with digestion and out the brain and nt Make the nerves st the brain clear and head will be right. A POINT OF HONOR. Dt. Miles’ Nervine quiets the irritation, «timulatea digestion and builds up nervous health and strength. Try a bottle. . S<J*1 by druggists on gasruitec. Dr. Mika Medical Co, Elkhart, lai, Eczema for FortyYears for a name. breesy drapery of a dinner dross oostng dark pools and steaming lazily, lay bls daughter. A Stranger, rills of moisture MSUTHMT' beyond the play of tba firelight Mr. Ankerdloc knelt down beside her as she showed signs of recovery. "1 bars to thank you for rescuing my utterances upon questions of relli gnd sociology made It nfr-rsoary JUS? post chaise da«bed up to the porch with a groaning of leather and jingling of harness, a broad shouldered young fel­ low completely enveloped In a hugs got out of the vehicle and gripped the old man by both hands, exclaiming: “How's the gout. alrJ And where la Millie-not here io welcome met" “At lhe bottom of the pond but for thia gentleman,” said Mr. AukerdtoA “I must Introduce you when f— Hcllol" be gasped la a species of stupe tact ion. for the gallant stranger bad slipped out lato the night, and Lieutenant Higden, hla daughter's prospective husband, had started In pursuit .»£ The first man. stimulated by tba alow "Millie has Asked for you.”’ Mr. Ankafdtse observed dryly aa tba pair mcloKl the house. "Wi* appeared sur­ prised that you should prefer so-W.ag he sailor deferred apologies and led i way to the drawing room at aura. Mug the door and placing tb*. key In pockrt-a uisuenver which did act *(x the young lady's notice and add­ a spice Of alarm to the shy affection lb wbkfc aba ratur&ad bar Inter’s add two slices of onion. cover closely and cook gvutly ten minutes to the pound. Transfer to a dripping pan, . Not until tbs visitor to England ■wants to tba top Of a coach does be have any concepUon of the gtorfea hidd.-u behind those brlefc battlements Which make every Englishman's home veritably a castle. What a revelation of beauty they are! Now.it Is seen that brown In a quick oven. Strain and cool the gravy left tn tho pot. take off the fat. put the grary Imo a saucepan. forma the Most effactlvS of grounds for tbs gay flowers In the har­ dy border. Hollyhocks stand up Uka church of being opposed to the teach­ ings ,»f Christ. Professor Herron was divorced by bls wife some time ago, the decree be­ bouses aod tangle tbemaelvM with the ing granted on the ground of dw*<fftlon, clematis tn wild profusion over lhe and Dr. IllUle swya that hla apposition arcbee that span the trim garden patba to tbs professor Is because ha failed to During a day's ride on top of a coach because be has In other ways laid him­ gardens. During quite a long walk self open to the charge of .Immocallty. Mong tb* game road oao would not Mrs. Herron speaks In friendly terms sven suspect their presence baeguM oC the- unhnrsal wall wcru not an. occa- For quick responses to cotistltpenta with final and satisfactory results Con­ gressman Bhsfrotb of Colorado befisves be 1x14s the record. A Denver mau telegraphed to him In Washington at 9 this »«<«!»! |p ths fatnmsk« any difference in Waa sent at once announcing th* facts Ma, It will ba mure than to the Dearer mao. At •) p. in., just as thv cungrraamntt wae going to dinner, IJoonlr*-Don’t let that be received a tetognim fr»w the jffiiy of a eupful of line tapioca, half a cup­ ful of sugar. one-fourth of a teaspoon­ ful of salt, baif a cupful of seeded rat la piece*. Stir occasionally, aud when ths tapioca becomes transparent add flavoring to taste and earve bat with Boll tender aud slice Irugthwlse. Pul over the firs a -spider" wlUl two ta­ blespoon fuls of butter, ^dd pepper and ■alt and a little urtneed hartley. Shake until the mixture bolls. Dish the para­ nips, add to the sauce three tablespeoofuls of eream lu which lias been stirred aa even < tablespoon of flour. Boll op ooce aad pour over the pare- eggs, one-fourtb of a teaspoonfui of ■alt. three eupa of milk and a generous half cupful of maple sirup. Mix and strain Imo Ihjrtvred cupe and bake in a �South Haven Ing to Com­ pete With St. Joseph IN MATRIMONIAL BUSINESS. South Haven hM secured the Appoint­ ment of IL J. Madill, a deputy county dark, with hla headquarters on the Paw Paw, the county seat of Vah Buren county. Is located M miles In­ land and couples who wanted to get minutes after leaving the boat Io that respect Houtb Haven now bouts of an advantage over 8L Joseph, m a trip of a half mile to the court house for a lleauM la required at lhe latter place before lhe ceremony can be pir- CHICAGO AND SAN FRANCISCO The Investigation of lhe coroner's Jury into the death of Rep. Doyle, who died of carbolie acid poisoning at Lan­ sing recently. developed aa Interesting bit of testimony which hM not hereto GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE state, that fruit .nd garden track suffered aomcwhal from frost during May, the damage usually occurring where crops were oa low ground. ' The cool, wet weather was not favorable tor the setting of fruit, but wm favor­ able for curl leaf in peaches The weather wm racy favorable for wheat, and bad a tendency to check the work of theHeMUn tj. The'weather In April wm favorable to the fly, and the. opinion of many fanners that great damage wm then done and would be The special election held at Norway to settle the question of bonding the city for 000 for electric lights re­ sulted In a victory for thcea who favor lhe lights A .pedal term of the Gladwin cir­ cuit court will be called about Aug. I to try Wm. Arnsll, Jr., charged with The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the reports damage by the fly. In some places wheat U beginning Io fall to the ground. The Indlcatloaa now are that the crop will be no better than iMt (year. Fields that escaped the ravages of the peal ImI fall are re­ ported to have been Infested this spring, so that failure of the crop will probably be universal. The average The village fathers st Bad Axe are progressiva. They have ordered 10 new arc lights, and will hare cement walks laid at every street crossing In tho village. Promotes DfgestionChrerfulnens and Rest.Conlaim nelitaOpium .Morphine nor Mineral. nouncing that Former Oov. Pingree WM saricualy 111. and that lhe start for the (J. R would necessarily have to be postponed. June 1 but year the condition was es­ A heavy hall storm struck Grand timated al 48 The per cent of wheat Traverse county on the Uth and did that win be plowed np because winter much damage. Fruit wm stripped killed or otherwise destroyed is 14. and It would be much greater were it not For Over The Peru Marquette railroad is mak­ ing* fair progress with the building of ita new track at Northville. The grade operations will lake all summer and coat nearly •600 a day. A Muir man Is suing for a divorce, because, ho mys, hla wife doesn't wash lhe dishes m promptly as she ought to gan to prepare tor the first day big event. Headed by lhe Fl! and dram or -pa the veterans u CASTORIA b* erected la Coldwater very shortly The use of cement m a bqtldlng ma terial la probably In Ita Infancy Otsego merchants are firm believers In the power of music to draw crowds, and hare subscribed liberally to a fund village each week doting the summer. Ten young tramps, ranging In ages from it to IL were jailed at 6l Joseph bills al noon on the 14th. They were on the Itlh. They said they had run for City Attorney Lank K. Salsbury. Thomas F McGarry. attorney; 0. - 1 tt H Albers, attorney; 811 Ison V. Mac­ Leod. former bank teller-. 11. A. Tay­ lor of Now York, capitalist aod pro- limp, Lhun ul Ufat ium. the annual tex assessed against them, the legislation practically amounts to licensing the transient merchants without affecting lhe home business Wlitw Tiirltl Tlcktts FloHdfii <iV)LF <0iMT Is to celebrate the Fourth of July In old-time fash I ou. They have rented s private garden, aod will charge u ad­ mittance to those wishing to see acd hear the eagle ecream. The Della County Agricultural so­ built this summer to replace the one ciety will bold the annual county fair burned on May M Moro factories are and race meeting os Sept. 10-tl. Matdesired. Traveling mon report the with an umbrella, and the proprietor of the store ordered them out They panled by a gale with rain, swept went at It hammer end tongs on the over Allegan county from the west on sidewalk and both noon had bloody the lath. Reports from the surround­ ing country show that considerable Hbay wm shy aousc at bar hair. Mo damage wm Jone to vegetation and Many barns were struck by one attempted to part them, but they fruit. ran when the marshal put In hla ep- lightning, and tho reports say three people were killed by lightning Maj. Goa W. Buckingham aud his daughter Anna, of Flint, and Mrs Tom Applegate and Mrs Wm. Humphrey, of Adrian, were struck by a Pera Mar quelto passenger train at Oak park. Flint, while out driving on the morn­ ing of the 14th. All wore instantly killed. Mrs Applegate conducted the During a fleroe electrical storm one day recently Mrs Ebcr Vickery, of Dauby, fled to lhe collar for safety, but a boll of lightning cams down the chimney aud struck her just the same. Iler recovery ie doubtfuL Sanilac counties, where a complete system of toll Unas will be built Inde­ pendent of the Bell- Moore system. The Investigation into the death of Rep Doyle at Lansing hM been taken Humphrey wm her els*er and lhe widow of lien. Wm. Humphrey. They were al Flint attending the 0. A. IL encampment, aod were the guest, of Maj. Buckingham's family. P^MaRQUette Imlay City will have an old-time Fourth of July celebration, with all aorta of game* and sporta Wheat throughout Jackxm county Is greatly aSeeted with Insects and some of the farmers are plowing up part of ibelr crop and planting aping crops Corn In many place, has had to lie re planted ou account of the recent cold waygo and Oceana counties wll weather, causing much of the seed to held al Hesperia thia summer. ret before craning up Wbat has sur­ Jud W. King, of Belding, is vived la now picking up fMl and the owner of a calf with two bodies, heads, Mvru legs and eight feet- Worms are at work la the apple or­ chards around Bloomingdale. Many trees have been wholly destroyed, end the trees look M though a Are had run through the orchard. Farmers are At examining board: B. M- Fillmore. Lansing; Jos. H. Hooper. Ishpeming, and Emory L Busby, lluilnji, for the terms of one, two and three yearn, re­ spectively The Wayne county society of Modern Red Cross PAINFUL Pills CASTORIA For Infants and Children. Resorts �Peter Covert and wife are spending Hickory Corners visiting nd family. - MnilUN Stock Market WBLCOMB CORKERS PRAIRIEVIUH. Charlio Edward* and Will Edward*, Tuesday afternoon the W.C.T.TJ. eld a very Interesting ineeUog at the Jr., are visiting tn Galesburg. A number from this nlaon erne of Mr*. Kilis Brown. Tea wae •6.90; handy butchers'cattle, 44.00(0 •4.60; common, ML78 (0 43.75; Banners' wife vb!tod at DooliulB test Wodnosday afternoon. . Tbs Epworth League literary meet­ ThuredayMrs. Wm. Scidmore is having an ad­ home tn Jackson, after spending sever­ ing Tuesday erenlag wm vary enjoral days with bl* friend, J. MeConael, of ahla and profitable. Subject of study dition built on her bOtue. place. Tbs men of this neighborhood have this Dr. McGuBn hM resumed bls precbeen at work oo the church sbeda thia lingly Infinitesimal dimensions w out an entire company. Oftoo- ere dull and easy at t2.75 Q MOO. Milch cows quiet M K6 (0 445. oalren wed re at 46.00(0 M. 26. Sheep and lambs, dull and lower prime lambs M. O0C«? 44.26; mixed M.25 Multon, dressed (0 44.10; cull*, 0.00(042.60. Wool, washed. .. Hogs are too leading feature tn thio Wool, ucwaabeA. market: trade is aedre al the following Aoella Iztach received her eighth grade diploma last Friday at the picnic. troll and London. .*»<» W> Farmers and Fruit G Primo mediums, 15.1,0 (0 •S.Qfi; Yorkera of •Siegfried.' Too will remember e». •3.M (0 •6.B6; pigs, M.9O(0«6.95; Don't get side-trackod In business. that Siegfried awakens Bninnhlklo LEE SCHOOL VICINITY All members of the Farmers and Dullnee* sometimes pa**e* for death. Cha*. Aa pi nail aod wife visited the Men with brains reach the goal. Rocky Grower* Union win please send Tho Httio girl of Henry Whitcomb seems aa long to the audience as the and wife, who bM been vxry sick L» oo former'* mother, Mrs. Asplnall, 8uoImmortal slumber itself. In reality it *llr. Snyder of i-akc Odessa la visit­ O'Donnell, Mich. ing his granddaughter, Mrs. Burr Sunday, with paralysis of toe spine. ending. It la a most trying situation '.*Our little daughter bad an alnxas NORTHxCARLTON Children'* day will bo observed fatal attack of whooping cough and J. L. Smith aod wife of east Wood­ John Wolf erected a new windmill tremely likely to grow restless. bronchitis," writes Mrs. W. K, Havi­ land spent Sunday al J. H. Durkee’s. land, of Armonk, N. Y., "but, when all Gorham. Hastings, Mich. W1J1 p Mr. and Mrs. Smith of east Woodland Minnie Gifford has flnlahed work fnr visited their daughter. Mrs. Chaa. Helse Mr*. John Freeland. •Siegfried' In 8t. Locle Alrary—poor other remadlM failed, we saved her life with Dr. King’s New Discovery. Our one day last week. Sunday being Gladys Sisson's ehap!-waa alngtog Siegfried to Mme. niece, who had consumption In an ad­ Perrv Stowell and family visited el eleventh birthday, about twenty of her Sorter’* Bruunhl.de. He had got about Smith vanced stage, also used this wonderful Hugh Young's in Clarksville, Bunday Huie friends spent the aflernoor. with medicine and today she Is perfectly Gardener WIctal of Lake Odessa wm her Saturday sad report a good time. well." Deaperato throat and lung I wish to notify the farmers of Barry on our streets Friday. diseases yield to Dr. King's Now Dtw county that I will be headquarter* for Carrie Dingy baa gone to Bridgeport ooveryM to no other medicine on earth. In rolumi*. ■as accompanied by Mia* Edith Hboup Conn-, to apend the summer with her Infallible for coughs and cold* Me and Head Feels Like Bursting , --- ■ isttod at W grandparent**. Hastings.-T. 8. DvMolL 'xHties guaranteed by W H. Good ­ Esther Durkee visltod friend* lu Maybe you acre out late last night? C. Clark's Monday Trial bottles free MAPLE DROVE. on friend* hart. Sunday. our streets Tuesday Will Hauer waa Ic Eaton Rapids the vlalling tn toi- iiortbern part of the steta returned home 7'hurwday. riago of Miss Huldaii Stanton, daugh ter of Mr Rufus Stanton and wile, to Samuel Buxton. Thursday. June 2u Here Is wishing them » long and happy Ute. The young people uf dancing bent are cnntomplatiug a good Ume st the WOODLAND. attended a picnic al Carlton given by hard via I tod MIm Izxinhanl HANFIELD Children < day Sunday. June u M. E- church. tn nxr u»o uutuc. ".Mrs. Hartley of Battle Creek la the gukst of her parents, Cyrus Paulnglll aadwlfe. Mn. Frank Shrflleld la visiting friend* at Battle Creek. He bi illrory wagon tod have their Donainore of Ionia I* tpendlog DELTON . 1ms Friday but a terrible rain storm Wednesday, June 12th of ooosumpUuu; caused a po< tpooement of the work un­ age 2d year*. Funeral wm held at the til next day. A bountiful supper was M. E church al 10.10 Saturuay. Juno 16th, itav. G. E. McDowell offlclatlng. Remains were laid al rest In the north up *o suddenly soaked ovury thing aide cemetery at Hickpry Corners. Eben Ponoock of Hastings wa* here last Saturday to attend the funeral of greet harm was done and ail thorough­ ly Njoyed ibelr moal. Mrs. David Stannard hM Improved hero last Friday to visit bis parents Tho ladles' aid society mettwilh Mr*. W. L. Hall, Wednesday afternoon. B. C. Pennock made a buttons* trip rife attended to Kalamaxoo last Monday. bone belonging to killed by lightning, as the gusst of Dr. Dr. M. Utlnka bo Myrtle Cothran, after a two weeks' R. Wllilsoe 1* anMher of our nrograMiro farment. He bM added to lhe appoarence of bis place by painting *b* exterior of hla house aod other illding* this spring. Mabel Bov man plarcd the aoooatafMonta at the school com me ecement Little Pauline Kellogg of Mill lake to sting and throwing her a number of ■ remarkable thing Is that the child it injured at all. hill bu been cut down and order. Why can't we have flxed tn a Ilka manner? COATS GROVE. Tho eighth grade graduating ex ar- evening Those grad.ialiog were. 5 Shipman Myrtle 1^1 ger, Floy Erw tarlle AsplnsJI sod Ray Krway Charlie W bluemore and family h round beautiful short out to s graceluI form. Me. W H. (rtxxlyoar home from Buffalo last Saturday. They see that same of our but!tie** mea report seeing many beautiful lights oo areWe not asleep. Judging from amount tho exposition grounds. uf furniture going uul from England's r _ 1V. --L> —. . - - nd ium<-d towart tbe ir* into ttlenre in ten secon culupleti-ly mastered them, could bate li.'art a pin drop In the land •[H.nt Sunday lightning last week doing «l!gfc. dam o toner of Hat­ tie Creek with hla family are now i*t- Mrs. J. Haugh returned from Grand Rapids last Wednesday Mrs. Jonas Moore came from Rlrt- In aii belt hour daughter* tn Baltin reek Mrs Izo, Blah up and . Heatings vial tod her parents Sunder Albert Geiger of Aon Arbor apetit io northern Illinois la horn DeMoll Capsule before retiring your bead would be «tol end clear thia mornlog SOL'TH WOODLAND. Ruhr Black la at homo, baring closed her school after a succesafol year's Bernard Black has rouirnod tram Sanford Jackman of Vermontville • pent Sunday with Nellie Crabb. Bertha Wellman of Sunflold I* spend­ ing a few days with bar cousin, Frank Wslltnan. aod family. Mrs. Ixjo Ashley of Grand Rapid* bu friends. A good crowd was in attendance at re Children's day exorcises Sunday Cotigrai ulatlon* are in order all along the Hoe last week and ibis. Henry Yerty is pushing the work on hl* remodeled home making quite an improvement In the appearance at trar The church boast* a new robe of white this spring, a needed Improve- Arthur Geslcr spent Saturday and meeting at the eburah Friday, Jana 21. Sunday with friends hero. at SOO o'clock. All ladles invited. DOWLING anee meeting next Bunday evening st the church. A program hM been pre­ ’ pared consisting of readings, recitations in Ionia last week. and singing. Mrs. Stephen Lester end litile girls James Cadwalladsr of Hleksry Cor­ are spendingseonple of weeks In Union ner* wm in town last Monday. ChM. Whiten made a business trip to mrv. r ay uiomence ana slater, Basie Kalamaroo last Monday. Pilgrim, made a week’s visit with hsr Tho Whlucmore saw mill gang ar­ elater, Mrs. Bex ton, tn Coleman, Mid­ rived homo from the north part of the land county. state last Saturday. They will not re­ Children's day Sunday evening, June turn again until next fall. 23rd. W. J. Gwin of Battle Crook spent Mrs. Zanders and children of KalamaSunday with bi* parent*. too. who have been spending tho week with her sister, Mrs. Gorham, returned shaking bands with old friends here last Monday- Ha hM been visiting hla Mrs. Ham Hinchman has lhe oomoanT mother st Springbrook and returned ef her mother, Mrs. Griggs, of Ohio. May Pierce will return from bar visit purchased a hMflntereet In a retell al Sherwood sometime tola week. drug store. Llxxle Btemphler of Battle Creek la Q. A. Hynes and J. E, Cairns made business trip to Hasting*, Tuesdaystrock by Itahtalng one day 1 wm h borne, he easily । ■lahod the YANKEE SPRINGS. J. W. Sago visited at.his brother's Tho family reunion of tho Willison Sunday‘ family occurred atJMrs. W. IL Orm»bee’a last Monday. A large, happy, lied the nclsv crowd wm present and Dowling on Him vf Brunithllde. and that kiss wrnt nil to Its appointed and Haphollkv Ontali without further Interruption from the audience It was as fine an exLIMtlou of tolae over an audtenew 'Itncaaed." New York Tribune COATS GROVE. Harry Stowell Pm accepted a position th Carpenter Bro*, of Lake Odeeea. Herb Sprague and wife of Woodland QUIMBY. U Battle Creek Iasi Royce BalIs improving the *[>pwaranoo of hl* residence by tho addl* portico, u-.sde a nrofsssfonal visit in Clarkavlilw Imi Monday. hMreturned from Grand Pianos $ society dlnn bltuselt famous. For further Information inquire ef ’’. J E. EDTAAqa, :'.j OTkmnsU, Mich.-' Not Through Yet, talking to you about our n Which success In Ita most flattering form may be won quicker than oo the after dinner platform. The num who Organs Mon naroea V- dinner tn 1880 southern newspaper aake.1 him be would say, and be replied: thought of 1.000 things to say. MO of ■V.- We have been handling the same line for five years and arc satisfied that we can give you a better piano or yrgun for the price than any other dealer in this vicin­ ity. They are all old reliable lines. No experiments here. Conic iu and look over the line. The ova Gon which the young. naouJi night wben the last ringing sentence of bls apceeh bad been spoken never haa been cqQ*l*d on a similar ixxa sion, and hla fellow cltisena at home stood for hours In tho rain tn crowda tb« spokesman of toe new south. Hla progress from a local to a national reputation Lad been made In a bound - Alnaleo's kfagulne. Ow« of ths Qbv.i Slants at Bro,kl,a "Speaking of queer things that hap­ pen tn Brooklyn." said a member of the 0nance department, "a tew nights ago Fifth avenue elevated road There were few passengers In the car. Bit­ ting opposite ma waa a detunre looking Brooklynite with a large bundle under wrsptied with newspapers. "Suddenly a violent Internal move­ ment agitated the bundle under toe J Renkes & Walldorff Wb.„ ,0. w„. and deOanily. Then the boodle under the other arm heaved and struggled. perately to get them back Into the effectually concealed. He Indignantly and let them fight It ooL**—New fork , Cut pr|ce6 latestiWAISTS L.^^ Take a peep at our window. It will be there. bead of a large game rooster broke We make a special effort to get the newest styles in shoes for you. WOOLLEY AND BRONSON, Little Red Front Shoe Store. We are overloaded with shirt waists, bought too heavily, and offer five dozens 75c.. $1.00 and $1.26 waists At 45c The hot weather has just begun aud shirt waists will • be iu demand (or the next tour mouths. This is a bona fide offer and will be continued until lot is closed out Phone 204. Goods d silvered. lerroptkma."—Lady lied a Scotch village. Graurille'a Hec­ After perform- I J. S. Gooflyear & Sa store* Of learning, wit and eloquence with aueb an sbaarptlon in hla subject sheriff been present to keep them under control. We hope to see many more nourishing flaelr People are docking to lhe resorts tbh such baptw gathering* at Mr*. Onos- body left the room. Somebody naked beo's rosldenoe, and may they all live large company f meet another year is the wlah of tho net at Stafford House} if be liked tb* aad wife attended Point last Hrpto Quinine Tubleta. Ulpatlnn. ATTENTION THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN NOW is the time to have your outfits repaired, and we are the people who can give you the best prices on all kinds of repair work. Boiler* Refined, Cylinders Rebored, Boilers Patched, Smoke Stacks Made, Engines Repaired, Ail Kinds of Casting Done. tor a halfpenny, which a collier lent Before having anything done give us a call EARLY & BURNS ’3 � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-06-27.pdf 0aab0f263d7a76155a3acef94d5e57f2 PDF Text Text No. & HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JUNB 27, 1901. UUOO ESSE VIOERIS* FOR THE NINETEENTH TINE] IMENT EXERCISES OF board for the ceremony tef conferring ORADUATES OP HASTINGS HIGH the diplomas. Mr. IL M. Batea, presi­ CLASS OF »O1. SCHOOL HOLD REUNION. dent of the board, then performed that pleasing duty and after the benediction » Ymtnc Ladles and Four Young bed been pronounced the claaa of 19U1 GoaOsmen Racolvo Their r?-3 Diplomas gratulaiions of their friends. Dinner Oratory. Farewell Reception to Walter R. Eaton and Wife. day sot for the graduating exercises of the HasHnga High School. It reams to .be' a special dlxpentatioe of divine ProvMenoe that it shall not rain during There can bo no quest ion but that the custom of holding an annual gathering Beldam hsss young man come to thia of the graduate* of a high school is not only pleasurable to the graduates but, city a stranger and In the abort period ot live years *o completely won the es­ teem and affection of everyone as Wa^ the oommuolty In which the school Is loyal feeling to school and creates In the public mind a new and deeper personal interest in educational affairs. There­ fore It la with tincoro gratification that the Hkaald chronicles the raoocss of the nineteenth annual reunion of the of the country. Mr. Eaton has hold ln tor bnldlng Hastings High School Alumni Associa­ several offices In Barry Lodge, No. 13, tion, held last Friday evening at the [wrizh house of Emmanuel church. was vicacliancellor, a position for which Preliminary to the banquet rite he was peculiarly well fitted. alumni mot on the lawn of Mrs- Brea Ia*c Thursday night the lodge dem­ Colgrovn's residence and elected officers onstrated to Mr. Eaton the fact that was overcast and frequent tnyiiorings his brother knights and their ladle* elected: President- Dr. F. E. Willison; bold him and hl* wife In high regard rice president. 9. C. Grouse!; secretary, and that their best wlsbte go with them Mia* Myrtle Sullivan; treasurer, Mia* U> tholr. bam* In the now country to , Mary Wooten. which they have gone, by tendering was tf*»g on in Temple park, Hast-* The alumni and their gueau, to the lag*, and changed hly plana, so as not them a farewell reception. number of about 150, then rejialrcd to the church house where they ware Mat­ Important and happy oerairiOc. For carried out as published in the HEMAt.U ed around the handsomely adorned and generously loaded tablas, which the enthusiasm of the Deration or spoil the ladies of the church are so famous for Mr. and Mrs. Eaton. Then there wore preparing. After invocation by tbo Rev, George Bullen the agreeable bust□M* of disputing of the refreshments Heath, a song by Hasel and Leo Burns, waa entered upon wtthall the zest which a piano trio by Mimes Edith and Anzosuch an tppetizing feast could not fall ! school grounds. It was ombrillshed to produce, even in the mml fastidious recitation by Hazel Burna, a *o!i> by of epicure*. Ruth Wclasert, a recitation by FlorExcriloul music was furnished by enco Diamond and more musk- by the Troxel’s orchestra during the banquet tbs high school teachers, the members Refreshment* in the form of Ice E. F. Bocutn a* teostmas'er preside cream, cake and lemonade were par­ over the feast suit the literary program taken of aftar which Mr. Eaton made several hundred interested people. some* feeling remarks, reminiscent of that followed, performing the exacting duties of that office in an entirely felicit­ evening waa pleasantly closed with a ous manner. divine blearing on the exercises. Then hop tn the armory. Sylvester GreuseI acted as master of chorus of little boys 1901 which wa* given by W. G. Bauer ceremonies both In the preparations for the function and in its conduct and "de­ of Eaton Rapids. Clayton Hinckley, teacher of music in the public serves much of the credit of Its success. Hams, VanArtnan A Marple were the The class song, the author being too DvtevK »Kh*r aed> we mix U*e . S..;t ssssk.’s^s.*'' WftsfflsSl'ur* Ton bo nun <*■ *> rth irtU <n«t ■>; V*r»*t ijuw cSter »aS pffiow. ' Oti «■ kav* so SMter see. She ku fin* teMa lb* >*v*l <m* In taat werM tksVsfteatnn patsTk»«ti w» ntae Mr. uaiy T«t m ka> U her <t»*1 rata. xUst. he waa prominent and in which be WM a general favorite should pay him the to this Interesting ceremony could (heir, friends witness compliment of a farewell reception on ■ fee his subject that rugged nod forceful Writer, Tolstoi. He predicted that the ‘-. Marie by the orchestra waa followed by an oration by Miss Mabe! J. Hicks ^Chambered Nqutllos," and delved W. C. T. U- County Report. sung by the whole audience. A duet x Bad weather and Illness prevented Hams followed. ■ the Cloverdale union from doing as . Superintendent N. H. Hayden spoke much work this winter aa they would very entertainingly and wittily on the School Year. An old college song was which they realised (5.40 althougn it then Indulged In by all present after which Dr. Ben Loe of Grand Rapids, county president, was with them and showed that tbo cares ot professional aided In the program. The new union at Welcome Corners to make a very nrat after dinner speech, makes us number 12 unions in tho even upon such a "bard" subject as oounly. it was organized May 8 by "Bricks." Mrs. Frank Haws then favored the with Mrs. Agnes Gorham, president; company with a flue sola The toast Mlsa Erernia Edwards, secretary and master next called upon Don Smith to Mrs. Brant treasurer. The following talk about “Bate" and the young man Friday they held their first meeting proceeded to handle bls theme In a way and perfected the organization. They that showed ha didn't oe$£l jfl_be have eleven members and hold their coached. In fact be made a fafL Leon Bauer followed Mr. Smith with Star union bold their regular moot­ an Interesting talk on "Trades". Then ■ed effort by Milroy B. Hutchinson, ing the first Wednesday in each monlb. who waa speaking a large dog oroThe May meeting Waaheld at thehome of Mrs. Bishop with ulna in attendance. antly by MIm Nonna Michael. ! unconcernedly walking off again. Mr. Ing was held as ths homo of Mrs. Newi disconcerted by thia manifestation too, with nine present. The question, purity, Mra. McElwain. Hasilugs; evan­ gelistic, Hrs. Lizzie Shultz. Shultz; Sabbath school, tire. Agnr.« Gorham, Hastings} franchise, Mrs. Georgia Brown, Prairieville; flower mission, Ethel Coats, Coats Grove; narcotic and noc-alwhMie med lea; I.,.,, Mre. Dr. Hortos, Hastings; purity in literature and art, Mrs. Bull* 1 -ampman, Haulisg»< Hsbbstb obwvauer, Mre. Alta LuAwtek. Glovtwdalv. Tboegh K-nely «r.i US.V >»n>T. a nJ tin eintaat* wwni»au rt« May the praclnua tbuejht u«u Thai tn bea.ea nu.<h-r waltz. COVERED WITH FLOWERS IN NAME OF FRIENDSHIP, CHAR­ ITY AND BENEVOLENCE. Beautiful Ceremonial of the Knight.-i Barry Lodge, No. 13, K- of P., held its customary memorial service over the graves of deceased members last Sunday afternoon in the presence of a Lead by tbo Hastings city band. 25 . V.__ u_ The knights then proceeded to their side of1 the rood, whereafter listening to a selection by the Land the Hon. W. W. Potter delivered s short but excel­ lent address, reviewing the history of the order and commending ft* undying principles o! friendship. At tlio close ot the knights’ services tbe band boys held a memorial service they played a dirge and Jas. Crawley In behalf of the band deposited flowers priato remarks, the knighte standing in a circle around tbe band. Thus ended a very beautiful and touching rite In honor of the dead. Obituary. having nine grand per­ enu, nil U« il, via.: Great groat ffraodWtititgpljtt.. «r, aged 100, ofNewYork; great grandmix her Palmer, aged 80, of Hastings; grauamothor Bush, aged •», of Hastings; >■ eat grandmother Stil­ ton, aged 90. c Battle Hauls Creek; great grandmother. Hubbell, grandmother StlUon, great randfather Hubbell, grandfather John W. Silicon and grandfather T. h . Bush of Hastings. . Pleasant Musical Event at M. B. Church‘.Tuesday Night. ' JUNB SESSION FOR EQUALIZING ASSESSMENTS. The HaaUngs Musical Club assisted . by tbo Hastings Mais Quartet ga«o a Chartca A Polly of Barry, Elected very successful concert Tuesday even- ; According u> the statute tbe boards of rapcrvljors meet co the last Monday In city, and the ladles and gentlemen of Jpoeonce in five years fo/the purpose of equalising the sseessmente of the tho large attendance and evident approctaxlon of their aUaintnsnui which county. This l< ths year for,the quin­ such attendance signified. The church. quennial । session and tn compliance could not have held many more people ' with the law the now board of super­ Tuesday night without serious d!*eotnvisors axtvened st the court house MonThe platform ot tho church was tasti­ Ing of the present board the first thing ly decorated with festoons of banting, pointment* of tbe standing oomtnlueea Tuesday mornlqg us follows; Of course all the young pianists did not Equalization--Brown, Youngs, Cox, C. L, Chaffee, PirnlaH, Klingensmith, do equally well. All did not attempt equally difficult music, nor show the Finance--Abbey, Millar. Johnson, »*u,o technical skill. But measured by Doster, Driano. their years and the degree of training Claims—Cock, Hinkley. William* Apportionment - Mau*, Youngs, Hynes. truthfully said to have done themselves County properly — Doster, Brown, and their teacher great credit. They Furals*. . Inventory county farm and jail—Cox. wieotlous work. Klingonxtnnb, Chaffee. Inventory court bouro-Young, Maus, The vocal numbers, interspersed lib­ Freeland. erally throughout the program were Judiciary -Brown, Cock, Abbey also well rendered and added greatly Printing -Furnlx*. Delano, Him* Drains—Williams, Johnson, Doster Insurance—Maus, Delano, Miller Township clerk's report Chaffee. rendered piano trio, an overture by Klingensmith, Miller. Czerny's, by the Mlssee AnzolMta and Fuel- Klingensmith, Abbey. Cox. Pay roll- Hinkley, Brown, Youngs. Edith E. Lombard and Margery Keablca .Miss Clara Wightman fol­ GREAT EVENT. lowed wtlh a vocal solo by Bowers en­ titled "Wall." The young lady showed Buckskin Bill Coming With His Su­ perb Exhibition. Doyle played a piano solo, the "Mill It will b« with universal rejoicing Wheel" by Smith, very nicely. that the approaching visit of Co). V. F. The fourth number was given by tbe Cody, Buckskin Bill, is hailed. This Hastings MaleQuartet, Messrs.Charles noted scout and Indian fighter will Barnaby. Frank HoHon, John Ketcham bring with him over 1.000 men and and William Sbiilters. The selection was Grigg Parks' "Ashamed of J*sus" Gribri's descriptive oom posit ion. ‘The Storm" with much skill, and after her United States army and England and came a cornel solo by Miss Agnes Lowry. Germany, as well as a troop of female The young lady so thoroughly pleased her audience by her rendition of Fen­ He will be here Wednesday, July 10, and the town will ba crowded with axil's "Impromptu Waltz" that she was visitors. Grand street cavalcade at 10 obliged to respond u> an encore. Spin­ dler'* “Charge of ths Hussars" waa thereupon executed by Mia* Clara M. Hall and part one was delightfully Death of Darwin McOmber. ended wiihacradlceoug/'Welgenlled" Darwin McOmber, who was attacked by Frank, rang by the "Treble CleF’ chorus, consisting of elghtyoung lafilea. tinned in tbe HekaLU laat week, died Part two was opened by Mias AuroSaturday night. letla Loin bard's playing of Rive-King's Mr. McOmber waa born In Galway, exacting "Ballade pt Polonaise de Con­ t(. Y, Nor. 30, 1821, bring of Quaker cert" a brilliantcomponltlon, admirably extraction. He camo with his people handled. to Michigan in 1835 and settled in Ma­ ple Grove township. Darwin located Dolores, “Yesterday I Waa Spinning" In Baltimore tdpnshlp In 1838 which sung with marked success by Mrs. R. than fifty years. In 1M1 be married Emily Mott. Two children were born of this union, one dying In Infancy, the other living co become a soldier In the blvll war and dying before its close. M re. McOmber died In 188! and In 1658 Mr- McOmber married Belen M. Green, Three children wore the fruit I. Hendershott, Then came a piano solo, 'The Swallow song" by Bohn, nicely played by Miss Grace Beamer. Mias Blanche R. Calkins’ Ml action was entitled "I’harphase de Concert" by Seeboech, a beautiful adaptation of the “Suwanee River", and effectively played. One Of those charming negro ballads "Pt/ Little Lamb," the production at McOmber waa postmaster lor many Male Quartette with such pleasing effect as to result in their recall. 1 One of the most ambitious performaoces of the evening was the playing of live life. Deceased was a good cUisen Ley bosh's opus 27 from "La Sounambuand generally held in esteem In the community in which his lot waa cast. young lady handled her dlffk The funeral was held Tuesday after­ exceedingly well. Mirs Edith ■ raa the oldest of eight children. Brown, officiating. Feb. Tbs Woman's Club. exher relatives a id a host of friends Immediately noon hl* greatly mourn he? sudden departure to her heavenly luxne. Funeral service* were held yesterday the young radpt w*» only able te a flying rtsil to bl* friend* in th« The standing of the cade:* u graduate from ths academy determine their poritimi durinc tbs two years of tefc duty required of them l<f<ire the; THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS about fifty marchod to the cemetery In command ot Chancellor Harry G. Hayes. Upon arrival at the cemetery the sixteen graves of deceased member* buried there were first visited and it. gentlemen's voices are nicely balanced tho name of “Friendship, Charily and hundreds of Indians, cowboys, Vnqueros Benevolence" flowers were placed on of M ex loo, Gauchos of South America, the program, waa entertainingly treat- 1879, on the Bush homestead, three mileg *oiita of tbe city ot Hastings. At leave ot abaence, Mr Acxerroc: was) assigned tn duty during the official trial trip of ths new flyer, tbo b*ttltnhip elate, Illinois, Which has just been put "Into lutumiteiim by the government. The preliminaries and the trials t<x>k Year. ITS EIGHTH PIANO RECITAL. Ingly that duty was .performed by elect­ green, predominating. The decorat­ ing Charles A. Polly of Barry, chair­ ing was done by Harriott McIntyre, man, two ballot* being necessary to Jeannette Hughes and Lloyd Hoglo. and reflected credit upon their good Chairman Polly announced bls ap­ taste and judgment. “The physician says that stimulants would bo conducive to recovery and, she ro­ Ho |> « Barry County Boy. riwi with a chorus entitled "Over 41 and Over DiJe," by about thirty tates on principles to them, ought her Ths Grand Rapid* Herald contained ri*, load by Mias Brumm. The girls the following item last Friday morning ag rery afcriy. ooe new member. Their officer* are CUyloa G. Hinckley, president of Mrs. Adelaide Perry, president; Mrs. blds fair to make a mark tn the world: Cadet Ackriron of Middleville, Mich.. Cell* Pennock, recording and con-re­ i <rf the day in a t hought- ponding secretary; Mrs. E. Pennock, whq graduated among the leaders of his class at the United Buim naval academy at Annapolis, spent Wednes­ ; of "Our Duties Towards Our day in Grand Rapids, the guest of Mrs. At the county convention the follow­ L. W. Keeley, No. B Eighth avenue. ing Superintendents for departments i Mr. Auk er-on was on his w*y to San Mias Ma Frsnrifcsi, where ho joins the flagship een ramie Mrs Minnie Norwood. Deluin; press, Iowa, which bead* a formidable squad­ lediotory. Mrs. NetUe williams, Prairieville; ron lt> a eriil.Mi down the »rot roast. He a 1............................. =g Chairman. Standing Commit. . tsoa Appointed. ’ '* brato the completion of their oourye. followed with the class oration, a well delivered production on “The menu­ menu we build." E After music by the orchestra Louis A- Wardell delivered an oration in ,'vUch he extolled American energy Mgiri enterprise 1U an Interesting nun( nor, hi* theme being “Impossible Is 11.00 ■ Tho last meeting of the women's club city, conducted by seaietery. uaicaie Club. program with Binding's "Rustle of Spring," a short, showy production, and rendered with good effect-. . ended by the singing of "Daddy," A pathetic and beautiful bal­ lad of BshrawPa, Uy the Hastings Mais Quartette. The ciub and Mrs. Arehle McCoy areto be congratulated ou the raceeas of tbelr eighth recital. There will be no [pterferencs on acBowllug Dress Slay Co. wtlI not be run- Nashville, Mich.'I ... . Juno 24, WOL f This is to say that the bouse that I tearahed In HastLag* on Jno* 17th, I found no iirooortv Ihi Troxel Fri- Ltoenoefl to Hod Bai ls* H. Ataateit, Maple <J �in protection or free trade, he muH real­ lie that oor present tariff system can make no pretense to systematic or scientific arrangement- The room ar­ dent proccctloaisi, It be had no person­ al financial intoreat In tbe outcome, aught well be a staunch advocate of TUB TRUTHS. DROP of ink will color a whole glass of water. It is an inch of yeast which makes a pan of bread rise, and a single cake of soap containing unabsorbed alkali can ruin a hundred times its cost in laces and fine embroidery. After all, is it wise to take such risks with common soap ? Of course you can get along without Ivory Soap. So can a wagon without axle grease—but it goes hard. f mon Ills that attend upon spring, beau­ teous spring! Pnsaltily it to a symptom of weakness. and as such should lie Ktod by . tonic of Iron, which the Standing clear and distinct, marking or will phcacrlbe. says the Ph liar tho difference, th* superior merit, the gctpbla Times. Outward treatment la adaptability to present day ailments is also advisable. The* hair sboaM b* tho volume of local testimony for Dr. A. washed regularly, but not too freW. Chase's Nerve Pills. Ils so different guently, or It will become- still mor* from th* ordinary remedies referring impoverished. An excellent shampoo la made by to euros made at distant ]»luta which melting a cake of pure-castlie or olive it Is hard to verify. There la a reason oil soap shaved Into thin slice* In a for Dr. A. W. Chare's Nsrr* Pills com­ quart of boiling water. When the soap manding home evidence wherever they to thoroughly dissolved, tbe result will are known. It is their wonderful In­ ?• of jellyilko consistency. Add to It fluence In bringing up the standard of >pe tcaspoonful ot bicarbonate ot soda, nerve force. Mrs. J. H Burby at Green tnd when cool pet fume It or not. as street, Hastings, Mich., says: “bwaa preferred. Put th* result sway in a suffering from nervousness and pain In the back caused by th* kidneys being inactive. Bearing of Dr. A. W. Chaaeto Nerve Pills t got a box at W. H. Good­ >cvi-ral waters, each true becoming coolyear's drug store and after taking on* p and cooler. Where dandruff Is pres­ box I waa greatly benefited. The pains int a good ihampoo consists of powderin the back disappeared, the nerve* be­ K1 borax. 2 ounces; powdered eamcame steady and I can gladly recom­ mend the pills." Dr. A. W. Chase's But what do they represent? Surely not the state of Michigan. Wlth all tils faults Pingree wm closer to tbe people and dearer to tbe people than these distinguished office-bold»r* could ever hope lobe. The manifestations of popular grief over the passing of the ex-governor is so general and genuine that even our 1 Oar neighbors. earrail Opinion. hair ■ you wlih. There’s guesswork about tl it’s sure every time. To re-1 color to gray hair After K/llO/Ml mine l> W IXUI lor two! ...? „ or three weeks odtke how much younger you «ppear, ten yean younger at least. Ayer’s Hair Vigor also cures dandruff, prevents falling of the hair, makes hair grow, and is a splen­ did hair dressing. It cannot help but do these thlnn. for It’s a hair-food, when the hair la well fed, It cannot help but grow. It makes the scalp healthy and this cures the disease that causes dandruff. Protoct'on and Republicans. As a friend to neither, or to both, ot 1110 great political division, we say to tha republicans: If you allow the American Protective Tariff League to dictate rour policies.In the future, to visit with political punbihuaent Repres­ entative Baboack and other representa­ tive* in the lower house who profess principles malodorous In the eyes of’.he rigid protectionists; if In short you fall to recognize the feeling In the rank and filo of your party that the time has com* for a reduction of imposts, especially as affecting material* controlled by Illegal trusts—If. wo say. you permit or fall In those things, you sro doomed to defeat at Che next election. You will be de­ feated because In slates hitherto safely counted upon to return a republican electoral the feeling against tariff-fos­ tered trusts Is as great now as ever waa that entertained In regrfrd to allver. We are free to confess that tbe ground­ work for the one i» fully as substantial as was Dial for the other.— Minneapolis Time* President J. L. Snyder of th* Michi­ gan Agricultural college, will do the orating at Lake Odessa on the 4th. Webster Bastings, who haa been principal at I*alo school* for several years, has been engaged as principal of tha Woodland echoolsfor the next year. ' While cutting weed* one day last week Village Marshall Faruum found a gold watch, and now It la to be pre* earned everybody in Middlevilla la cut­ ting weed*. levied by the Russian government on foreign petroleum Imported Into Rusia, and «iow the Russian ambassador st Washington Inform* the state depart­ ment that In consequence of this action Russia will hereafter Impose her maxi­ mum tariff rate* on while resin or colonhopy, galipot, brewers' pitch and bioyclse from the United States, bog!li­ ning today. This to a second dos* of retaliation on the part of Russia. Sec­ retary Gage recently held that the E. G. Biggers, patent lawyer Washtngloo, D. <?., whoso ad appears in our columns, is an attorney of twenty-one years active practice and is well recotntoendral to us. His rating will be found Professional Dlreciroy. he owns tho Inventive Age He has sent us application blanks and other papers, and Inventors who arn Intend­ ing to apply for patents, would save time by calling at this office and get­ ting tho papers before presenting their applications through any other source. Is caused by a derangement ot1 the nerves. Ltcbty's Celery Nerve Com­ pound to an extract of celery combined with Other efficacious medical ingredi­ ents resulting In a nerve medicine of rare virtue, and wonderful In It* prompt and soothing curative effect*. It will pert trimmings. Put tai the pan onemake you sleep. Sold by W. H. Good- thinl cupful each of cayrot. onion and celery Cut in dice, three peppereorna. Sir Robert Hart on th* Chine** Question. People make a great mistake In Im­ agining that th* Chinese are not sensi­ tive. They are extremely so, and the manner In which a thing Ls proposed to them goes a long way. People Imagine that Russia 1* more unpopular with the Chinese than are the other powers, but such la not the com If we expect that w* shall suddenly be able to push th* China** Into becoming a pragraaalve race like the Japanese we shallmake * George L. Keeler, formerly of Mid­ great mistake. Not only would It be dleville^ boa bought a fine residence in Imporelble for us to alter th* China­ man’s nature, but It la eoeentlal that we should be most careful to treat him gently in the manner of reform. Why do wa want to make him do this and do that? And, above al), why In the world do we want to arm him and make u aoldlar of him? We may thank heaven that he waa not a soldier when tho re­ cent outbreak took place. COLGROVK & POTTRR, Going West Tais Summer? Are you going west to visit relatives? Are you going west to seek a home? Are you going west on builneas? Th* Pero Marquette direct route via tr tbe pin the last bait hour. Iletuoro the liver to a hot platter. Make a brown gravy by adding Hour robbed tn line and makes a quick trip and a pleas­ ant one. Connections at all points on tbe system with through trains to layer with aalL When tbe dlab la Marly fuU, pour sufficient milk to cor­ er tbe potatoes, and bake them tn a A Disastrous Policy. Whatever th* Ide* of the governing race has been what seem* now to be the idea of th* American people—gamely, io bring the subject race to western standards, the re tot Ion has been disas­ trous alike to the governing and to the governed. The whole Mik of this coun­ try haa been of benefiting our subjects bycauTying them American cIvIUmiIoo and Ideal*. That at different times has been the talk of the Englishman, but baa almost entirely disappeared. The British people recognize today that their duty to India, for example, Is to keep the peace and lek the Indian re­ main a* he has remained In all historic ui there should be ■ good daal ot ruols.ure when the pwea Is flulsbrd. Thia mode ot cooking give* • peculiarly d*Udotu Savor even to Inferior potatoes. G. R. Johnson, D. D. S. Marik E. Horton, M. D. To Care a Cold In On* Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab­ lets. All druggists refund th* money If II falls to cure. E. W. Grove's signature Is on each box Sic. M Ude wed linen may be restored by soaping the spots while they are still wet. covering them with Ona powd-.red chalk, which should bo well rubbed tn. Obetinate spots of mildew will yield to tbe following treatment: Pour a quart of boiling water over two ounces of chloride of lime, strain this through cloth, then add throe qnaria of cold PLUMBER. Tbe only occasion upon which * British peer or preres* wean a coronet la at tbe coronation of a sovereign. At the moment when tbe archbishop of Canterbury place* tbe crown oo the head of tbe urw monarch every peer present at tbe ceremony dona bla own one night out Chicago to\Colorado. Warnau convince you we bavte tlm beat Mrrloe, tbe beet oonnecUonskud arrb e Shop, Oh Dili Hartti if Hutiifi Hitluil Bink CASTOR IA Tor Infanta and Children. Tin KM Yea Hitt JUMP Bm0I £ �GIVEN AWAY, in Detroit THE SON'S SAD HOME COMING f MASS, AND IOWA. IWAT DO YOU ESTIMATE? fair in Angww. A rrasy hobo serf the good people ot Barwla wild. They feared a murder. Tbe Elint Ixtmber Oo. fast im-rasuiA Its capital Stock from 110,000 tn (15. ' HASTINGS HERALD Bunday. Inns'IS, waa n“dky" day al Houghton, for tbo first time In more than 10 yean. Fvrmar Secretary of State Justus 8. him Stearns is to make Grand Rapids bls ’** * Michigan baa a new town. Iu name la Marlborough. It Is located adjoin­ ing the plant of the Great Northern Cement company, miles south and east of Baldwin, or two miles by rslL Tbe company has platted a village which is estimated to be large enough for a population of 3,000 or 0,000 peo­ ple. With their new Industry, the manufacture of Portland cement, they jrSlx Aontbg* subscription to tbe Hastings will receive a certificate which will cutluo participate In- the distribution of tbo prites. t subscribere may take advantage of this offer. YOUR ESTIMATE. company haa signified a willingness to open a depot In the village. Tbe man­ agement of tbe company will not allow liquor to be sold In tbe village. AU VALUABLE INFORMATION To aid subscribers io forming their estimate, wo furnish the following data: Prizes io Da Awarded as Follows: i»ih«u,r~ .uu. iu enter, tnu rototiNs of tne bovono end Third Infantries. the major command lug Ptrwi Independent battalion and their adjutants will report to tbe ad- . 1,532,640 “* 2.52 per cent . 1,063,3*4* Increase 7.1® per Coni .1,006,(10 •• 18.M per cent f 'tJCrCbj’ Ccrtlfp, that the Press Publishing AnoclatlOT haa deposited 515.000 In tbe Central Savings Bank, Detroit, Mich., tor tbe express purpose of paying the prises In their contest on the combined official vote of the states of Ohio, Massachusetts and Iowa, and that this fund can be used for no other purpose. young eon. who attempted to Interfere. Goldsworthy, who attempted to comm*t suicide by cutting his throat, waa. SUBSCRIPTION BLANK. triotic ancestry, and who had himself served his country |D Its hour of need on tbo field of battle, snd in southern prisons. Illa energy and ceaseless ac­ tivity won for him a world-wide repu­ tation. lie was endowed with a de- born January 81, 1781. at IX>rtland. Me lie goes to Saginaw regularly and drawe a pension for military services. HASTINGS HERALD, HASTINGS, MICH. AGENTS WANTED Some Reasons REM HiRIESS to $8 IAYS FREE TBIAL. to orfatriag from ns, as yoc do not need to pay d bv MJ 0QK. Im bird leather soft crally, prepared. h oat water. ary bodied oil. house and tbe daughter thought she would like U> experiment In coolring. She attempted to fill the gasoline tank •' while the fire waa burning, and an ex-< plosion followed with the result tha*’. great commonwealth. Coupled with thia waa a rugged honesty of purpose, which won for him tbe confidence of tho people. , .Dying Ip a foreign land, away from his home, tbe sympathy of the entire people srlll be extended In generous measure to bls family. In whose midst he was always a kind husband and an indulgent father. As e mark of respect, it is hereby ordered that the flags on the eapilol and other state buildings be displayed al half-mast until after the burisi, that the capital be appropriately draped,and that on the day of tho funeral, all tbo state departments be closed. All offi­ cers of tho state and all dtUens who ean do »o, are requested to attend upon the obsequies. In testimony whereof, I have here­ unto set my hand and caused the great horribly burned, the loUor d, hi* Injuries a few hoars later, thought the girl will recover. The state military board mat al I.*nslng bn tbo tOth, and out of regard U*K the wishes of Gov, Bliss changed. fJEH date of the etale military eucaanpaasgkkH from August 1 to Anguat S. It bad been tho intention ot the board to bar*, the soldiers go into camp at Maulaine ou Raturday and break eamp one rrrirfej from the follow lug Monday, but Use* governor "M opposed U> having two Sundays la camp, and it was therefore decided to have the camp begin oU ‘ Monday. It will clow August l4. Done al the city ot Lansing. thia nineteenth day of June, A. 11 nine­ teen hundred and one. and of the in de­ pendence of the United SUI« of Amer­ ica. tha one hundred and twenty-sixth. lly the Governor: A.- T. BLISS. F. M. WARNER. Secy, of Bute. sS!:£;"SS tUX caused by a young lady refualug to ac­ cept hU hand and future prospects. so ha hied himself off to Chicago, lairing a note under bls pillow at borne stat­ tag that he would myo- return alhre. Hla parents hare asked the Windy City police to look after him. This from th? Canon City Gaerte: Tbe straw! ear system at Mnstag has redeemed Itself by killing a map. Heretofore every one wao ever wit­ nessed a Istnslng street car In tian bat been confirmed In the .. —...,t a MUld �nw FAMOUS UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, Made by Behr Bros., New York City. Nay, has bo not been subservient in tho last degree to the power that made him? Hao ba to oso moment dtapprinted the MoMHlan crowfl or done ought to thwart the preclou* schemes of the Detroit 'Tipper*?” Ha* he In any way aftended the corjxmit lor. < or tho moneyed men of tbo party? Certainly thia talk about turning It la ungrateful. It is treason to the pol­ itical boss at Michigan. By long estab­ lished precedent tho present governor is entitled to a re-oom!nation, and by the grace of James B. McMillan, owner of Michigan republlcanUn and resident of Washington and Manchcsteivby.the Sea, be shall have it. . See our window of 7c. lace and Insert­ ing. W. E. Mnuurr A Go. Henry Bentley went to Chicago an business Monday night. Llewellyn Col* of Clintonville, Wl.., wa* tho guest of Eugene Mullen over Sunday. Rev. H. H. VuAuken will preach next Sunday night on the qurotlon ’•Do we need acnrfewlawln Hastings?” Emil Tyden has secured a patent for a can or boule cover with fastening for During the storm Tuesday lightning struck the Methodist church and Pyth­ Pbopux In a poaitloo to know have ian temple at Charlotte doing slight long insisted that Philadelphia and not damage to them both. New York !• tho worat governed city Ex-Mayor Roger*, who has been havin the country. The nua ot the public, however, carried away by prevalent tho eye*, L< very much Improved and la abuse of Tammany, ba* failed to recog- able to attend to business again. There will be a hone race at Lake way robbery In that city whereby the iMraaa on the Fourth- a free for all bosses acquired property worth millions trot or pace. PUrsefil7..*iO. First prize for nothing should go far to settle th* tlO; second prize, K; third, *2.50. At Renkcs & WaUdorff's. They will sell their whole line pet samples AT COST, which consist of Body Bnmela,. stere, Velvets and Tapestry Brussels. Come early and get first choice. When you want the LATEST -Ganrjsw^window. It will be there. make a special rt to get the cst styles in Get McCoy's prices. Bentley, Rider A Co. are working up a big business In tho manufacture of telephone boxes They have been mas ■ng MX) Ixix.w a week and are preparing to double this output by putting U. hold upon the popular heart- Mon of every variety ot belief and environment ere vying With one another In speaking THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN Take a peep at our Boilers Refined, Cylinders Rcbored, Boilers Patched, Smoke Stacks Made, ■ Engines Repaired, All Kinds of Casting Done. EARLY & BURNS WOOLLEY AND It’s Always a BRONSON, lemperanee reformersare extolling him aa though tbe object at tbolr eulogy Politician* who oppos'd him most bit­ terly and did al) In their power to kill him politically are now glvlag their Beater Gut Prices Our third great cut price shoe sale be­ gins today. there will be such an outpouring of all classes, rich and poor, high and low, learned and Ignorant, to do him honor We are overloaded with shirt waists, bought too heavily, and offer five dozens 75c.. $1 00 and 11.26 waists seen in Michigan, and there can be no doubt of tho sincerity ot this popular Impulse to do honey to a man who but ■lx months ago went out of office appar­ ently loaded down with adverse criti­ cism and political odium. the public mind regarding Mr, Pin­ gree? Can It be attributed simply to tho common habit of speaking nothing ill of the dead? Certainly not- For were no* the people of Detroit and Michigan preparing to receive him liv­ ing. with just aa much honor m they will bestow upon him dead? There must be a reason for this ap­ parently inconsistent attitude toward* Hazen 8. Pingree, an attitude that would have been quite a* Inconsistent if be had returned alive aa it will be now. And does not tbe cause He In •ome quailtie* of tho man's character that compel admiration and approval, in spite of fault* and blemishes that af­ ter all are but superficial? Certain it I* that no man who is dls’ honest and cowardly at heart, or selfish and proud, cold and Indifferent to th* . welfare of hi* fellow men, could for one moment awaken ths spontaneous and almost unconscious tribute al affection which Hazen 8. Pingree ha* inspired. There muat be a nobility Io a charac­ ter that can cause men, almost by In­ tuition to eagerly try to recognize his worth when the passions of politic* and self interest are no longer surging in their heart*. There must be a ooceclouz feeling animating tho public heart that after all tha dross Is elimi­ nated there remains the pure gold of tru* manhood, a heart full of love for humanity and a purpose to deal justly and generously with all hl* fellow men. Tbe acret of popular affection for Ei-Oovertmr Pingree must He in the fact that men iwtloolvely pay tribute perimeut with giant tire crackers and airguns to prohibit the meek and lowly Porto Ricans from indulging in cock fighting? townsblp had 4; liastlnga city and Hasting* township 3 each; Carlton, Hop.-, Tbornapple, Middleville and Nashville, 2 each; Amyria, Barry, Irv­ Ing Johnstown, Maple Grove, Orange­ ville, Rutland, Woodland village and Yankee Springs, 1 each. Twelve of these were 66 years old and over. Our northern neighbor. Lake Odessa, will celebrate the fourth of July with Mb. IUchxsuwoN ot Teuucadee say* salute, program st Un o'clock of read­ thoquaetlou Is now “Should Uieoouatl- ing, band music, add re** by President tution follbw the flag? In place of “Do** J. L. Snyder of Mlcgigan agricultural college; dinner and bosket picnic at noon; sports of all kinds In the after- The hot weather has just begun and shirt waists will be in demand for the four mouths. This is a bona fide offer and will be continued until lot is closed out and others in proportion. They're extr.iordii than ordinary pric It's the quality that attracts and the price that sells. Yon have the pick of one of the largest shoe stocks in Barry county. We have Oxford Ties to tie to. $3.50 Oxford for $2.75. Respectfully, OSBORN 7051 Ing Cape Colony in order to deprive the gram ought to satisfy the most fast Id 1. Boer invaders of food and horses, he ous and If our citizens have the least will strike something that will not prove spark of patriotic enthusiasm In their altogether pleasant to him. breasts they will not fill to go to Lake TUB Boers have done it again. After We clip the following from la*l Sal* being utterly exterminated, they have ’ unlay mornnI ng1* Grand Rapid* Demooome to sufficiently to capture 200 Brit­ ish, lots of stores and ammunition and two machine guns. Hkmatob Elkinb nya that the *«naM la poor hatching ground for presi­ dent*. .SUU the vice-president ian't ex­ actly In the senate, so to speak. abuse that has raged around Hazen S. Pingree there has novar been one word to Impugn his honcriy. Dowi* should have eopyrighted hl* discovery that he 1* Elijah. A southern negro is now claiming to be the same thing. Me. Gnoavmto* says he didn't say It. This Isavsa Chauncey Depew in sole remission of the third term Ids*. Mr*. Georg* Waddle to Kalamazoo, as well as owing to tho fact that last Sat­ urday waa tho anniversary of h*r mar­ riage, her sister* of Hasting* lodge, Daughter* of Rebekah, prepared a lit­ tle surprize on her. She supposed that the only object of the meeting was a supper prepared by the defeated side In a recent contest for membership. But that was only a ruse to prevent her finding out what was really going on. When therefore at the proper moment in the evening's foulvlilts, Tlioma* 9ull|ran made a neat presentation speech and ended it by giving her, in nice assy chair, aha was the most sur­ prise.! woman in Barry county.' Bar feelings, in fact, entirely overoaipo her. liut it will be a source at pleaaurq to her hereafter, uu doubt, u> know that That JEWELRY* RICH CUT GLASS «. FINE CHINA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. Dtftctlw Eyesight. ....... An Up-to-Date Stock and Reasonable Price*. !*»**»**•*»»'» �flbout the Children WEATHER, Early training in the practice of self-denial; Hammocks instruction u to the use and value of money; opportunities for earning and saving money; all these tend to fix and fasten the children in the ways ot thrift’and prosperity. ’ before this extreme hot spell. I know, for we have hammocks S enough to go around, and we ’ certainly can spve you money if you will give us a chance. ’■ 1 A good hammock for the baby, We are always glad to assist the little folks in their efforts to save money. A $1.00 hammock, 6 ft long, concealed stretcher, now 75c. A $1.25 hammock, 0 ft long, 32 incites wide, two concealed stretchers, now $1.00. A $1.75 hammock, 0 ft long, 82 in. wide, pillow and 8 in. fringe, now *1.25. A $2.50 hammock, good pil­ low, wide fringe, strong color, Members ot the Hastings Woman'a now $1.75. Christian Temperance Union visited . A specially good thing, extra tho county farm Saturday. • wide, for $2.00. A good, strong color, with pil­ low and wide fringe, a regular $8,25 hammock, now $2.40. Our $8.00, $4.00 and $4.40 For the same good? other deal­ es ask from 25 to SO per cent, more than wc do. We depend qn prices and quality to sell our goods. —are fast sellers, when you get those in the 11.00 patterns, but we still events, aa In 1615 the two priests, Oalloee and Dolller, who came up the river supposedly, broke In pieces the god ot the Algonquin*. After that came Frere Hennepin and Chevalier de la Salle, but they were simply voyageurs and while they penetrated Into' tbo west, they did not remain, but re- have n few left Seme 75c shirts among them. pennanaocy of location la celebrated. It it proposed on tha first day of thia event to produce an enactment of tho historic acene of two hundred year* ago. Already batuaua arc being construct­ ed, ouoiumes being madr on llntw secur­ ed from tradition and historical data, more than two centuriea ago, and just about sunset oo tbe evening of July 24, a Frenchman ot tong and famous anceatry will impersonate the Chevalier Cadillac am! come down from Belle Isle with his axtendanu. From the prow of bls boat wilt ware the white flag, spotted with golden fieur de Ila, of Ixsuls XIV. ere in Grand Rapid* over Sunday. For three days, beginning with his ar­ Jamna Engelhardt gave an cntortaln- rival at the spot where he landed in >rot al Freeport last Thursday rven- 1701, that flag of tho French King will float from tho staff ot the city balh and tii o greatest pageantry th is country ever —are fast sellers also, when you get the $5.00 kind, and that's what we have x They axe pants that we bought a few days ago an<J are all new patterns. We bought than cheap and will sell them cheap. Come while we can . .fit you. Chidester^Burton LEADING CLOTHIERS. tribute to Its founder, and neither pri­ vate enterprise can profit no.- people be charged exorbitantly, for the waole thing la free. Tbr Mlaara Indabel anil Miarlr Husby went to Battle Creek Lari Saturday to visit their grandfather and other rel- FRED L. HEATH, territory »«U ot tho Alleghany Moun­ tain* and north at the Ohio rlver. Set­ tlors had located tn tho Booth previous to t hl a time but had not gone through the great lakes. Th* coming oTCad- THE DRUGGIST Umbrella Sensation HASTINGS HERALD total as* Ptnoaal. has been spending »evcral week* with Mr. and Mrs. Cbarle* lingers, started for hums Monday night. Prtrf. E. J. Fox, who ba* been prin­ cipal of the Freeport schools, bat whose We have few comments to make. The lot speaks for itself, first nerved. English gloria cloth, fast color, Ypsilanti, former resident of ibis city. Held Beach wm overcome by -the hrat Some of lhe telegraph and telephone Monday forenoon. E. E. Lamoreaux of Grand Rapid* wa> poles in the city have lately been paint­ Wm. Campbell, July V. at two p. m ed, adding greatly to their appearance Aa thia will be tbe last meeting until In this city Saturday. September a good attendance La deMr. and Mrs. W. E. Newton of Free­ port spent Sunday in this city. Charles Dawson, wbo graduated from the pharmacy deportment at Ann Ar­ pension reissued at fill a month bor I Mt week, passed tho examination Mr. and Mrs. Ed.Toimlrr visited rel­ of the state board of Pharmacy st De­ atives In Kalamasoo over Sunday. troit sod hM accepted a position in Mary Marsh of Middleville has been berries and -ream would have filled her Salisbury's drug store, Ann Arbor. granted a pension of 112 a month. house with guests. Sarperintend^nt Hayden will work Mrs. Waller Douglas of Grand Iteplds Letters addressed to the following WM In the city the first of the week. person* remain unclaimed in thia office Wm. Tindall of Kalamacori visited his and will be sent to the dead letter office mother, Mrs. Esther Tindall, last week. if not called for by July Sth: M. N. McIntire, Mr. Lyman Jones, Jacob during the meeting of lhe Notion el Educational Association tbe second Jellema; Drop, Glen Rich. week In July. • calendar samples ever seen In Barry county and invitee business meo who want something in thia line to call and see them. There Is no neo in giving your order* outside of town. Harry Dally, clerk for Frank Horton, hM moved his family onto Wm. Mur­ ray's farm In Baltimore township, and now enjoys plsaaant rides morning and evening. But bow will It be some ot those beautiful, frreh and breexy winter day*. Thiseranjng *tClimax,Claud Nobles, Wanted, good oompetent girl for son of Mr. and Mrs. ChM. Nobles, for­ general boom work; good wages. MRs. mer. residents of this city, and Miss E. c. BOWUKU, Jefferson street. Pearl HUmsoa of Climax win be unit­ Miaa Mary R. Powers ot ihU city Um ed in marriage. H. W. Nobles and been engaged m preceptress of tho John Nobles of this city will be present Middleville high ochod lor the ensuing Bert Striker has rented Dr. Geo. Waddle’s feed barns and will take pcaseesion next Monday. Wanted—Good boy to learn barber trade. Steady job until trade U oompleted. Busby Bkoh. H. G. Mason of Richland was tbe gnwt of Mrs. John Nevins and other retailM* last Thursday. Mixa Ada Michael of Syracuse, N. Y., who hM been visiting relaUves in this city, returns home thia evening. H. Lane, reported as disappearing . Soou brothers of Quimby, sold » very myslnrioualy In last week’s baue. was fine Durham oalf seven months old seen in Hawings last of ths week by a weighing 515 pounds to Bert Striker last resident of Freeport, and Mrs. Lana week. ■ ■ went to Hastings, Saturday, to locale The event of tea week in Middleville him, but he ucM not be found when »F* tbe marriage of Vera May, daugh­she arrived. She returned to Freeport ter of Mr. and Mrs. £. S. Oroefond. toyesterday and removed her persona] efftcu to Hastings.-Freeport Herald. ( Rev. W. Taylor, who wm rector at Emmanuel thurch in this cUy several yrem and who h wall and favorably known here, has juu been calls.! to the rectorship ot the Episcopal church at HaMitoa, Pa., beginning his new duties I there UM Shoday. He baa recently re- Ford Hicks arrived home from Ann­ andale, N. Y., where he bar been at­ tending college lhe pMt year, Satur­ day. Ford brings home a record to be proud of. Al tbe term examinations be woo first prixM In Greek, Latin end m*lheiu*llc*, hl* standing In Greek be­ ing 100. Not only this, bo the also won a 1250.00 scholarship. This is the beat record that any member of the school Stillman W. Goucher, a carpenter, 62 year* old, living in the second ward, wm adjudged Insane by Judge Mills, Monday, and was taken to Kalamazoo asylum yesterday by Sheriff Cortrlghl. Gooeher had a stroke of paralysis in that time he has been mentally Ineutnpetent, his dleeMO not taking a violent form until recently. Of late, however, he hM beeome excitable and vJAent, especially to his wife and attendants, and It wm found neceawry to place him In.the asylum. On the first of July an Important busineM change goes Into effect Io this eUy. The firm of J. 8. Goodyear A Son lias been <ll*solvcd, tho senior member retiring from business and bit sun. Louis, who hM been teaching In Grand Rapids high enbool, going into the business In partnership with ills brother, Dwight. Tbe new firm will bo known m the J. 8. Goodyear Oo. Mr. J. a Goodyear, wlxf hM been in tbe spercauUle bualneMin tbladty for many years, and wbo ba* tutabiifhed a -Mbs Nonna Michael, who haa lunta a ttrj edkieni teacher In oar public will retire and give hi* mat full ooohkthMds for MV<m! years, has decided to tnd, white he hirawlf enjoys the rest | tender her rraignaibm, ar.J upsets from boalMM ears* which by hla year* New Century Runner used on this lot. No pinching of fingers, or tearing of gl< The most valuable and practical device introduced in the umbrella making art for years. Handles alone are worth the money. We also have higher priced Stauffer Drop Stitch Hosiery. Here it is possible to get more hose comfort, more hose worth for, >nipWe the outlay than at any other store. We have a very line of drop stitch hose in plain black, blade and red with polka dots. They are dressy and very shapely end add greatly to the comfort of the wearer. Ladies’ Drop Stitch Hose, 15c. Ladies’ Drop Stitch Hose, 25c. Ladies’ Drop Stitch Hose, 50c. The song we sing of drop stitch hoec may be sung with equal truth of our regular stock of ladies' and niuseb’ hose, 8c., 10c, 12>4c,, 15c. and 25c. per pair. Our sales and prices speak for themselves. �when I was at the seashore, and It will keep you safe from shipwreck." • Tom thanked her and put the lucky bone In bls pocket. Then be got Into Me boat and rowed away acmes the iirrwil narliir flrvir aye Nature’s warning notes of approaching danger tram a di»heart. If you would BSrtfr.------------.... <MU irritation and regulate its adion with that greatest of all heart remediea, Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure. Dr. Miles’ Heart Core Bronson, Goodyear, Heath, Reed, Warnnr. • Moved by Reed that street coromissloner be authorised to repair work on north and sooth end of Michigan Ave. bridge. Carried, ayes. 0. F. Brooks. F. O. Brooks, Brooson, Goodyear, Heath, Reed, Warner.' i Win HUT WHISKY i He avoided tbe Leg rock* very ekUlto SMSCHMC sawist walk os wal»u» ai JefSar- fully, but In standing up to steer round. UeoofOgUdtagsoecasSrS them he struck Lie bead pretty sharply ■<■1 nit tbe top of tbe harbor. “Oh.” Mid Jenny, "If you hadn't bad the lurty bone yon tnfjcbt have hurt bo appropriated to furnish gravel path yourself.” north of iron bridge. Lost, eyas, F. O. Brooke, Reed. Warner. Nays,. 0. F. Moved by Reed that street commis­ Brooks, Bronson, Goodyear, Heath. sioner be authorised to repair bill west Moved by Bronson that MB be ap­ of Catholic cemetery. Carried. Ayes. propriated toward Bolshins gravel 0- F. Brooks, F. C. Brooks, Bronson, oath north of Iron bridge. Lost. ayes, Goodyear. Heath, Raed. Warner. 0. F. Brooks, F. C Brooks, Bronson. Moved by Reed that street aommisNays, Goodyear, H.eatb. Reed, Warner. sloner be authorised to repair Apple KaanirM. that a concrete croe.wslk be Hilt 8L south al Jas. H ewes' boose. Oar. oe soclh sMo of Thom Bt. serosa Boturood Bt. icontrols the heart action, accellerates the circulation and builds tup the enure system. Sold by Reed, Warner. druggists on a guarantee. Dr. Mlles Malical On., Elkhart, Ind. Experimental philosophy ts reprrwnted by an attempt to borrow money of ■o acqtxUolaocv: natural philosophy io represented by hla refusal to give Op.Chlcago News ' ’ ' Oouaetl room. Hartings MlcbM Jnc ■ ■aenirsd, that a cwnoel tMswalk be > the south s>4« ot state lu. la rrwst sSUi ff„”,-Sf»VAS.T!K.Cr8. APACHE Moved by Heath that tbe marshal be instructed to have weeds nut in tbe city. Lost. Ayes. C- F. Brooks, Good­ tear. Heath, Reed. Nays, F. C. Brooks. fronaon, Warner. Moved by F. O, Brooks that tbe nut­ ting of weeds be left to tbe aidermen In each ward. Carried Ayes. C F. .......... ■>__ * In games of chance (I) the bank " haa on percentage, but lhe bank always wins. Back of every result is a reason Back of business soccvas are earnestness, energy, persistence, concentration. Between these and achievement is advertising BUCKSKIN BILL’S Advertlaing primarily consists in letting a lot of people know you are in Grand Military Tournament and Requiring 1,000 Men and Horses. Using is ■ sign over the door. If nobody had evnr put upmate a sign, one you baking company would not now result, findpowder itfigure growsit,oct into proportions stop to analyse itthat and to its nlti-< _ - ~asryearyou <*fplacing great magnitude. be paying out__ gMOd.OOO signs in all tho newspapers of America. When a man goes Into business ho has some cards and iswhen ha An advertisement in theprinted, newspaper a little thing, it goes thousands meets an acquaintance -? thereafter bo but pokes out,ainto card and saysof: *'homes Whenand youtolls aro down my way, drop in."~ That's advertising. thousands of people just what you moot wish them, Tho trouble is that you can't repeat tbo operation often enough—personally. Bn— What you can do is to put the card and lhe remark. more or less elaborately expressed, into such a paper '/ Theone difference in man that makes oneit do this OS tbo you ere reading now and have handed M and refuseofis people small. allThat is, day. it looks smelt to a another great number in one _ at the start. It's like nfcst all Bule things. When ■MW® catch anybody.” Tame goose rune out. but can take only three steps. when be must bop ou one foot, trying to tag tbe others while hopping. AU farced boputs hie toot down while outside tbe den after tbe drat three steps. the otbero drive him back. The player last lagged wine the game and txcotnee tbe flrat lame goose of the mat game. Cara should be taken that tbe bopping Is not ot Buffalo U4 t«« Jttm. at 10 O’clock a. m. r TONICLAXATIVE ’ If yon have sour stomach, Indigestion. biliouancM, constipation, bad breath, dUxineaa, inactive liver, heartburn, kidney troubles, backache, loae of appetite, insomnia, lack of energy, bad blood, blotched or muddy skin, or any symptoms end disorders which tell tho story of bod bowels and an impaired digestive system, LsutAkoU Will fttrt Yotg. z �Mining Towns in West Virginia Pittsburg, Juno IS. -Tho storm that broke over Allegheny county yester­ day afternoon carried with It death by drowning and death by electric shock, THAN 500 LIVES LOST. floods that caused much damage, and CASTORIA W>pad Out MORE Ths Philippine mall on tho 17th brought to the war department at Washington the record* in 11 case, wherein Filipino* were tried by mill­ The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been' in uno far over 80 yearn, fans bond tho signature of /? — and has been mado under bis per­ sonal supervislcu since Its infancy. Allow no one to deceive yon in thin. - AU Counterfeit*, Imitations and'* Juat-a*-good”are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger tbo health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment. murder, rape, kidnaping, assault and battery, burglary and vlolallona ot lhe What is CASTORIA victim, capture and carry hind away In the night to a secret rendexvoua on a sandy beach where a grate haa been prepared. Here, in the presence of the assembled band, helpless men and Cos to ria Is a harmless substitute for Citator OU, Pare­ goric, Drop* and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago in Its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrbam and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tbo Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children’* Panacea—Tbe Mother’s Friend. CRAZY CHINAMAN USES AX. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of CHICAGO AND SAN FRANCISCO Without Changall Cl__ 1 CZJ are carried oo tbe limited train, »! the GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE lhe Philippi i In Use For Over 30 Years. . however , showed a lt.v.n>Hemp, Off. LATEST LABOR NEWS. liiap, Slisux ul iipur M»>j. | Rootbeer] Wister Tiirlif Tickets Florida Railroad ties and tracks, small bullr­ ings ot all descriptions, trees, tele­ graph poles, huge bowlders sad every Imaginable movable thing that came «iV)LF <0gl6T could be seen floating along tbe valley by those who had gained a place of safety on tho high hllla All day Sat­ urday th«t rain fell In sheet* and It was PATENTS Plllatxz* XwYwi .. St IX»1I . •rvom** M***e.. PMM**e*ia........ Ctamaaau ._. .. Otasse............... Pere Marquette placo In th* field where whisky could be purchased. Xt this flaw ware forty or fotty-llv* saloons, all of which were washed away. Tho report comas tbit th* mining population are nd* occu­ pying the hanks of th* streams below, said to hare been ndmlnlstared June catching th* merchandise and barrel* 14 by her husband, a bricklayer. Mcof whisky and beer as they float down. Knlght no* will be charged with mur- PAINFUL New York. Juns Tha,American Sugar Refining company ha* reduced all grade* o' refined sugar* ten points. The National Sugar Refining company coach** had to be abandoned, th« pas­ senger* being resruwi by means of ropw atrunx from tho window* of roaches tn the top* of remaining coke PRICE,1-00 TUdidicteuCo. Th* •’Saint* al Ovd." a rellglou* Met of conaldarable strength la southwestera Michigan, will hold their Minna! camp meeting neat Grand Junction, Resorts �W. Hampton, Tuesday, oo charge of dninkenuisi* and disorderly conduct. 1 Treadt was fined 112.25 or twenty-five ' I days and Anntoon gll.25 or twenty-five 1 I days. And Sheriff Cortright has two more boarders. Bay View Camp Meeting and AsaamThe wedding of Frederick Burrall al My, Bay View, Mich., July 0 to Aug, Chicago, to Miss Christine McElgunn 14th, Rato one firet class faro for of Saginaw, took place yesterday morn­ the round trip. Children) half fare. ing In the lauercity. Mrs. Tra». Phil­ Dawe of sale July 8 to 18 Inclusivelip*, and Kittle Burrall and Will Steb­ Limit to return Aug. 17th, Su nday Excursion Notice: Each Sun­ bins of this city, attended. tha wedding, the laua/aa best man. Tho groom to day excursion tickets, one faro for the well known in Hasting*, having been a round trip, will'be sold to local potato frequent visitor her* in hto boyhood on Michigan Central where I th* trip can be made ou regular or excursion days. Among the sir knights wbo attended train going and returning within the the memorial exercises Sunday was Dr. limit of Sunday. From June 1st until Sept. 30th, inJohn A. Waruer, now a physician of Freeport, Dr. Warner was a resident elusive, tbe Michigan Central will tell of Hastings for a lime, clerktag for summer tourist ticket* al greatly re­ duced rate*. For particulars call at former's will liausr spenlSunday at Hostings. Ed. Fox of Covington, Ohio, to visit­ ing relative* and old friends in’th is vi­ cinity. Ads Clum of Clarksville Is spending tbe week with Nellie Geiger. C. Senter and daughter Fern went to Irving, Tuesday. Several from this way attended the again. Bertha Brooks la care for her. Unborn and wife visited tho rolher at Lak» Odessa, dun- old drill oorjie, Hasting* Division No. 19, U. R. K. P. which won *o many price drills. The doctor recently graduatod from the Saginaw Medical ool«ge and located at Freeport. His many friends in thia city will rrteh him sue* Fourth of July holiday excursion*; Dates of sale July 3rd and 4th; limit to return July 5th. Rate otio fare foe the round trip. Children half fare. National Educational iasociatlon at Detroit, Mich., July 7 to 12. Date of sale July 3 and 9 Return limit July night at tbo Cilium*' telephone station, moving tho switchboards, into new quarter* lt| tbe rooms directly over tbe Epworth fxMtguo assembly, Ladingtoo, Mich . July tftth to Aug. 3Otb, Rale one first claw fare for ruuud trip. Children half fare Dales of sale July Friday Horace K Hall, who is spending tho summer al Bowen, Ky.. had an exceed­ ingly narrow tweape from death last Lake Odessa last week Wcdnveday, tbe pivaslon iwilng the annual picnic of the Women's Club of tbe little city by the Jacob Albertson lost bls horse Sunday. He became entangled In tho barbed­ wire fence and io trying to gel loose hts leg got twisted around a tree and waa broken. They had to shoot him. Too bad as It was htoonly horse and conaeqnently quite a loss. O. L. Falk’s "adopted daughter” Itho -*■— *------ lhe sick list. and family of Delton M. Laubaugh s^eot Sunday with AJlbKkmao made a business trip attars, Saturday. ' t Epworth League will bold a at lhe hotel nexiFriday,Juno H. Chase made a business trip to uuoo last Tuesday. 1 Lot near aad family spent Sunfth his parents near Cressey. Metlon men came very near get­ s.. The other three wore uninjured. His many friends in this oily will congratu­ late him on hto escape Robert Roger* and Lyman Lehigh of Maplo Grove, have got themselves into trouble by taking sotnr iron from an engine In a saw mill, bringing it to Hasting* and wiling It for old iron. They were arrested Monday night by Sheriff Cortright and brought to this lake. The large pavilion In which were spread the long tables groaning with lhe weight of delicate and appetising viands was handsomely decorated with th* national colors, while lhe gold and berries, a social afternoon was spent on will be put over is the next term. lake or shore as beat suited those pres­ Rogers it to expected will obtain ball ent. £ tew indulged io fishing; with .bat Lehigh, who has the reputation of being an old offender, will be likely to 'As all things pleasant must come to languish In Jail foe oom* time. Dr. G. W. Lowry's handsome rroid- □ end, so with lhe picnics at Lake bicycle. Mensa. At five o'clock "good byes" Fon Abbey 1* affiicted with a felou on cnee on Broadway had a narrow escape rem exchanged with our charming from destruction last Friday evening. bis right hand. Aa W. A. Hams waa going home about Fred L. Heath isglrlng hto residence 8:30 o'clock be noticed an unusually a Hash coat of paint. bright light tn a second story window pleasant recollections of tbe ‘lay, and with anticipation* of similar days in the this morning to spend a week. ' family were not at homo with tho ex­ coming years. Mr. and Mrs. H. LaCrome of Geneseo, ception of Mia* Agnes. He notified Ill., are visiting at A. D. McElwain's. her and on going to the room it wa* A new cement sidewalk to being laid Hams went to work and with the help of Fred Rock wbo happened along at John Hessmer reports the maximum that time, a disastrous fire waa prevent­ temperature Monday as 90 andTuas. ed, and that too without calling out the department. The bed and bedding day 98. were ruined, and the carpet and the The next regular meeting of the L. finely decorated celling of the room be­ O, T. M. will be held Wednesday even­ low damaged by water running through. tat* office and waa doing ereryiblng be ing, July 3rd. could for tbe tnterosts ot bls employers. p. E. Olmstead arrived last week from Tbe other etculng be waa at a aocial gathering and was salted to slog. He Oklahoma and to visittag Ma parents on nwpooded with “Home. Swret Home.” John Coalon ha* moved into one of candescent loop exposed which camo In Hto friends were a Uttle surprised *t tbe selection, bat be was heartily ap­ A. £. Kcuaaton'a house* in the south contact with the bedding and sot It plauded. Stepping forward, be said: part of the dty. < on fire. The loss will1 amount.to per­ •1 am glad you Ukcd tbe song. There The Citixena Telephone Co began the haps • 100 or 1160. to nothing like ‘Home. Sweet Home.' and let mo say that the company I rep­ erection'of pole* for the Freeport ex­ resent Is selling homes on terms to suit tension yesterday. within 12 minute*' rid* of the city, Ev­ Howard VaaAnken went to Dimon­ On July 3rd and 4th, the Chicago. erybody ought to bar* a borne. It you dale yesterday to rusticate tor a few Kalamasoo A Saginaw Ry. will sell don't want to Uro there, it’s tbe chance days in tbe hayficid. tickets to all stations for on$> faro for of yoni life for an InvcatmenC'-ExMias Mary VanAuken started Tusa- th* round trip. Tickets good to return dayforalwo tn on lbs' visit in Buffalo not later tl»n July 5th. and ocher places In New York. In addition to regular trains, an ex­ George Covllle lias resigned his po- tra will leave Kalamaaoo on July 3rd ’ sitlon as foreman of the finishing de- and 4th at 7X» p. Delton 3:40, Ack­ psrtmcnt of th* Hsuings Table Co. er a Point 7:50, Haatlnn 8:15, arriving ill members of tho Farmers and Fruit New cement walks have been ordered Woodbury st 8:40. Returning leave Grower* Union will please send their Woodbury fcOO p. m., Hastings *30, want letters to J. E. Edwards, See'y, ou State Street from Wooley * Bron­ Ackvr'a I'oint fcM, iteiton at 1M>5, son's to H. Withsy’s More* inclusive. O'Donnell, Mich. reaching Kalamazoo al 10:48 p. in. Fur farther information apply to Mrs. John Leonard al Grand Rapids agent*. H. C. PoT-rtm, A number of good farms for sale. waa in tbe city yesterday to attend the Traffic Manager. funeral of her niece, Mrs. Fred RenWanted—1 good farm horse—K. E. Gorham, Hastings, Mich. Will pay spot Cash. Quite a number of HsHlng* ptmple Foe sale—Flock of breeding ow**.— went to Woodland to day to attend tbo field day sports and th* opening of tho new hotel. I wteh to notify the fanuora of Barry county that I will be headquarter* for Ja*. Troxel, John Ketcham, and cream separator* the coming* soaanct in Henke* are eashting tho WnodHastings.—T. B. DeMutt. al field day apart* al WoodGood, young lions* tor sale.—T. S. waa bat a mere stripling. Hto strength vu little above that of tbe average notleg* stndent By a moderate amount at exercise. taken systematically. ho succeeded in attaining his present stags of development. The champion'* strength register un­ Edward Hanlan, wbo to In charge of the Oolctnbla university crow, say* ta regard to bls Strok*: . “The characteristics of my stroke are bunched under tbe armpits, a small body reach, with tb* body *s seect aa possible. Aa soon as ths oar dips Into tbe water tbo teg* are jammed down bard, tbe weight of tbe body to on tbe -* uauua aro suq* uu, uu Uta recover from tbe body or«r tbo kMM In th* came position they were brought In, and tbe slide to again carried foe- are not dropped In the lap. but kept on the same tev»L Tbo featbor la carried back fia^.rad th* ogr la turned ora* snspplly fbr tbe catch. which to not pronounced, a* tbe oar enrols th* water at an angle of DO degree*.* X*< Bat>*r*a Proateaasewt. ’ Tb* National Cycling aisocjsiion to a purely American Inatitotlon and to doaely allied with tb* American RaeIng Cyclists’ union, which baa declared a boycott against Nst Butler. Tbs N. a A Indorses the action by taking no cognisance of IL Butler's offsna* vu W. two years ago white th* fight for supremacy was on between lb* IxA. W. and the N. a A Butter mad* a sort of doobl* jump, first Joining th* A. R. C. U. and then going back again to the L A W. To punish him for bls fickleness tbe union suspended him for life. He ba* been supplicating ever Farmers and Fruit Growers Hugh leaning* say* be will jolt Brooklyn club Tun* 1 and play base. Jenntaga also Mid that be � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-07-04.pdf e2bd2e45358ad861a7ca3fd53c21ecfd PDF Text Text HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 4, 100! THE WORST OF IT I OF SUPERVISORS ADDS TO kSTINOS CITY $130,490 BUCKSKIN BIIX Coming July IQ. Gol. V. F. Cody, Bockskin Bill, b the greatest living scout, and* has the largest exhibition of wild west ever produced. HU experience hw enabled THE EIGHTH YEAH CLOSED I THB 11.00 " <■*»■»<>* ADDITIONAL LOCAL • ■ —. A Vigorous Protest Against UnsaniTHB WOMEN’S CLUB HOLD^ FINAL I tary Habits MEETING FOR THE SEASON. Hostings, Mich., July 1, 1W1. Editor hkrald. ; Licensed to Wed 1 It the Club Could Only Be Favored Allow me through the columns of William F. MIUs, Rutland................ 52, Mary J. Downs, IluUand.. . ................42 by n Carnegie So That It Might v^iA?n’0^?' YankeoBprlngs.30 ' Haro a Home of Ita Own! - •gainst a practice altogether too com- LotoT. Hall, lankpe Spring*.......... 28 grfcgatlon extant. Ho ha, cowboys, Indiana, Mexicans, Harlow*W. Moored, Thornapple ... .20 Marian Todd, Thornapple ....... “ Vaqbera from the Mexican plains, will rbit the alleys or drive along tho Gauchtte* from tho South American treasurer at the Hartings Women's O. MoGlocklln, Barry 1. ; streets of thb city U greeted with nau­ Herbart Mabel A. Cook, Barry . .10 plains, Cossacks, tho superb horsemen Clut^read at their last meeting, which seating odors and sickening Kents. So from Russia, female rough riders, Probate Court. artillerymen with regular army riogo satbfsctory, showing the constant ad- County as Equalized la Li ' . SB.7S7348. The - board of -supervisors finished forenoon and odjairacd. The. principal work nf the emlun was that of the equalization crtiinittee, iMit'thecommlitoeou claims audited a number of bili*. Aside from , tMee tvfq oommlttees '.here was no Leeds to bo done. ■kThe result of lhe former committee'* people were loud In their ^■bors was Of coarse the chief matter ot ^Bu)rl«t. Their report, wh: h «<■ prillt doraod by the pulpit and press, and b Kiow, show> that, In their estimation. bile production In the world, . ' Buckskin Bill and hb superb train •d aa high as It ought to be by Ift while that of the whole county will arrive hare Wednesday, July 10, ■deed <11,503 of coming up to the r4fr<>res. ■ crowd er er In Hastings. their work Saturday y car 1000-1001 In no whit behind other handkerchief to the face. Filth'to allowed to accumulate in the gutters undertokan last fall, was tho re-opening and fruit b thrown carelessly Into the and carrying on the Free Reading Room. So suocresfuljy hsa thb been some of our corners b disgusting In dona that the club may congratulate tho extreme but It has one redeeming ibemselvce upon tho results. The com- feature that it b not dboase-breedlng. Then again it b a common practice der their Immedbto supfrvbion. re­ with many to throw old cans, jars end ported a continued Interest, and gave mboollausau bits of earthenware and interesting facta, wbiph proved tbe vegetable along the roads and in the wisdom of attefflptlug so great a respon­ driveways, SO that In driving about the Holiday Rates sibility. The clutrare Indebted to Mr. city all are regaled with the noisome J. T. Lombard and other generous odors. On July 3rd and 4th, tho Chicago, friends, for the financial assistance that These matters are certainly disgustKalamaxuo A Baglnaw Ry. will sell R t^slr suewraients thb spring 491,000, Mil will be seen that the city's total £ rebe over last year Is, In round numE b«T>. 4221,000. Supervisors Maus, Ab’ bey and’Delano were the only members of the board to vote against the report. the round trip. Tickets gcod to return not later than Jdly Sth. । addition to regular trains, an ex­ will leave Kalamazoo on July 3rd Jib at 7:00 p- tp., Delton 7:40, AckPolnl 7:55, Ratings 8:15, arriving 6 H Cart Mr new. * Michigan Centra! Excursions. ; Paa-kmerican Exposition, Buffalo, ■or rare* and particulars call at ticket 'Bay View Camp Meeting and Assamly, Bay View, ifich., July b to Aug. , to return Aug. 17th. day Excursion Notice: Each SunI’ trip, wlB be sold to local points lloblgan Central where) the trip -train going snd returning within the limit of Sunday. ’ From June Ik until Sept. Wth^ln, thrive, the Michigan Central wiy sell ? dosed rates. For particulars call at sues on hand of 417.12. ' boo res the cilixens to exercise caulion The business ot selecting • room in especially at thb lime of the year. which to bold their meetings for tho That one uf our prominent citizens shpuid nearly lose hb life through the Parish House, connected with Em­ negligence of others teems to make manuel church. The thanks of the but little impression. It will cost bat dub are due the city council who so little trouble to barn the bib of de­ cayed vegetables, meat, etc., or cover Woodbury 9:00 p; tn., Hastings 0:30, Acker's Point 9:60, Delton at 10:05, that we are obliged to leave it, for, other garbage with lime or other cheap disinfecting material. \ aside* from the noise consequent upon Closets and outhouses whoa: odors For further Information apply to the new factory's occupation of ths gents. H. C. Potter, many children are living b certainly Traffic Manager, one cause for the great infant mortal­ ' Ho spirited Mr. Carnegie who would re­ ity. lieve our embarrassment, by building Three are matters which cannot help us a club hansel An "annual move" but come to the attention of all and . Livery aod,feed business, eight good for a women's club b as bad as for tbe should meet with prompt attention. \ torsos, first else* rigs, etc. Inquire of ordinary household. Hm-WhyGBLDXAnCaledonU, Mich. The must important business of tho water and sewerage b t reason why afternoon, was signing the Articles of wa should not take proper paacaution* Da*roit*« Incorporation,and we are mqch Indebt­ in other directions; nor should a few be ed to Judge Kmlth, who ao generously allowed to be careless and do things Il> hard to tell jui« what jjay of the cape to take the acknowledgement of detrimental to the Interests of all. BI^CeDUnary of Dejrolt b tho most InCITIZEN. tereatlng, Thaw ill! be a great dad The program was opened by the read­ of Interest Ih the first day, as thkn oc­ ing of a paper '.‘Crumbs: Swept Up" by curs the duplication of that scene which Mrs. Elisabeth Barber, the president Soldiers' and Swtlora' Encampment. waa unacted by Cadillac himsplf and hb elect, written In the quaint style-of one hundred folfowere, on July 24,1701. chronicles of tho formation and growth The second day b entirely token up ot the club, and criticisms of Its man­ agement. Thb was followed by an ad­ mirable paper written by Mra. Hannah thb day comes the march of nations led, Barlow, "Journeying/In California" of ocurse, by ths Indiana. Itbpropos- being actual experience* of a part of her iwenty-monihs sojougti In that depict, with absolute fidelity to fact, tho •finny state. l$b paper wHtedhearty different conditions under which the applause, and we shall all be glad to various propio first .reached this shore have the sequel which is premised. A and yoder which they now exist. few brief words by the retiring presi­ Thomorning of tho third day. will dent and tho meeting which qk»ed the see the great floral parade. inaugurated eighth year of olnb life wae adjourned. and carried out by tbs patriotic woman of Detroit and Michigan. On the evenPresident Loubet to Americans. tacular feature, in which the historical . Tho first magaxine article written by M. Ixxibet since he Ijeotme president of pared in thb country, will traverse the the French Ifopublla irUl appear In Tho main streets of tho city., Saturday Evening Poet for July 13. Thb important paper, entitled Young ' Statement of July Pilgrim. Men and the Republic, after touching upon our pleasant rela^enawlth the The leading article in the Pilgrim for July b contribstod by Mbs Clara French Republic, continues with a algMorris, the veteran American actress. nifleant reference to the attitude of The seventh annual encampment of clarion of Barry County will be held in Hastings, August Si, 22 and 23. Every soldier and sailor In Barry county with their famlllra and friends should bo present st thb encampment. The sol. to join in the annual gathering. A fine program b being prepared; fort ot all who come. The state tents coffee and milk will be furnbhod free for all.. The only charge that will be made for the whole encampment will Of families who visit us will register and buy a badge. Let every loyal man, woman and child In Barry county come and enjoy the picnic. We will take It foils the Biblical story of Ruth, and masteriy sunrtning up with which the Mrs. D. W. Smith. Fourth of July holiday excureions: women of the Bibb, which Mbs Morris article concludes b a fine expression of Died, Wedneedsy morning, July 3, will contribute. A very notable feature tbs strong republican spirit which return July 5th. Rale one faro for lhe nf thb month's number ban Illustrated Ybung Man and tha~ Republic waa round trip. Children half fare. article on the president's tour to the National Educational artoebtfon at Pacific coast, written by Mr. Horatio written expreoaly for Tho Saturday of Clement Smith of thb city. Evening Post, and will appear In no Mra. Smith was over 7« years old. July ft and to. Return limit July accompanied the president's train other magaxine. Tbe ijlurtratfons are She wae born May 19, 1823, In Orleans through the journey. A brilliant short reproducttona of private photographs story by Mbs Margaret Tracy adds to . Detroit, July M to t for round trip. Chll- 1bar. Tho Sociological feature of the '•Tarry-JTtioa Till 1 Come." magazine, always strong in the Pilgrim, "The Wandering Jew" .la having a b represented in tbe July number by an article on tb« work of the Chicago wonderful revival in literature lately. Social Settlements. The magazine la The flret book In thb fascinAtlng Arid dbtinaly a patriotic number, the cover was' ‘Salathiel, ” by Goo, Croly, Christ '< words to whan “Tarry thou 11111 come” day symbolism, while the editor's com- spoken ixmeath the weight uf lhe crore sandering. white Man Turned Fallow. it ^E«*te of J. Kilpatrick, deceased. 9rJo,L hearing claims adjourned to June-29th. Estate of Nosh Faaver.decaaaad. Or­ der appointing administrator entered. Estate of D. M. Reed, decraaed. Or­ der bearing final account adjourned. Ertato o? I. N, Kellogg, decoaewi. Order bearing final account adjourned to July 18th next. ’ Estate of Henry A. Goodyear, de­ ceased. Order admitting will to pro­ bate entered. Slate of Andrew Stevens, deceased. Receipt from heirs filed. Order assign­ ing real estate entered and discharge issued. Estate of Carl Dubois, deceased. Order admitting will lo probate enter­ ed. • Estate of Boyd Craig, deceased. Order.hoaring claims enteral. Estate of Willtom H. Kinyon de­ ceased. Report on vale of real mate filed and confirmation entered. Estate of Emma J. VanAruian. aoin­ sane person. Order appointing guanlOrder admitting will to proliato and o|>pclntlng executrix entered. Estate of J. F. Brandstelfor, drceaxxl. Order appointing administrator en­ tered. Bond filed and letters iasued u> John BTandstcttcr. Hearing claims Dec. ±3«h next. ILztate of George K. Beamer, dccoaaed Hearing to appoint admiutotrator adjourned to July 2nd next. •In the matter of Stillman W. Oouch. er. an alleged Insane parson. Ap­ plication for admission to asylum filed. Medical examiners certificate* filed and order to conveying to aaylum entered. Estate of Pblletua Rogers, deceased. Order determining heirs emortd. Estate of John Kilpatrick, deceased. Order allowing chime entered. In tbe matter ot Tyucinda A. Lbwb an alleged Insane pbreon. Application for admission to asylum filed. Medical examiners ccrtlfiowes filed and order Real Estate Transfera R. C. Waters b In Grand Rapid*. Tuesday morning. waa In the city yesterday morning, ■For rent, office rooms over J.8. Gvuuyear A Son' store formerly occupied by Walter R. Eaton. Inquire ot J. 8. Goodyear. > ' Grand Rapids Book Case Co., was over- Ids Tuesday looking at automobile*. We shouldn’t be surprised at any time to At a special meeting of tho school board Tuesday night. Dr. D. E. Puller was elected president, Charles Wills, Mbs Dora Dcl‘ut> was elected teacher in place of Miss Nonna Michael. Ths new president called a special meeting for nest Monday night. Norton Paton, janitor of the court house, took the 9:19 train last night for * Grand Rapids and the north. Their destination was the tbhlng grounds of there only know It they would go and hide themselves in the, deepest and most Inaccessible placce they amid find. Mr*. Ellen Robinson, the retiring president of the HaK'ags Women's club, has a roeord at devotion to the single meeting of the club. Through fair weather and foul Mrs. Rnblnson of the oocaaiau. Tho financial condition of thb school I Ing of the iXMni of education ' la* Thursday night. Is much better lhAn A. day night the balance in tho general। , fund was «2,67.'.5O: In the library fund, amoouted to 417,570.18 and the expenJoshua Dllleubeck and wife to Fred­ erick Wagoer, 44a, Woodland, 42500. Maria E. Seeber to Lewis Williams and wife, lot in village of Delton, 435. stroeity Tuesday at the house of George Andrew E. Bresee and wife to Augus­ E. Greenwood, the taxidermist. It waa-. tus F. Wegner, and wife, parcel, seo 19, Johnstowu, 430. William Kern snd wife to WHlb Perlg^parcel ou section 27, Orange- and peculiar formation, it b nearly spherical In shape and as large as a Michael Doster and wife to John W. bushel basket, measuring 38j Inches in Parcel on section 2, Prairieville, circumference snd weighing 60 pounds. S. Wilbert Smith snd wife to Mar­ garet G. Smith, 40a., Castleton, 4900. Margaret G. Smith to 8. Wilbert shapen head gives the animal a groSmith and wife, 40a, Castleton, 41,500. Alexander A. Kovan to Theodore O. leaquo appearance. The roll was foal tri KwkweU, parcel on *tc 23, Barrj, 41,­ on the farm uf Zora McGonegal near 400. Jackson and lived about five raloutew. Valentine Loins to James E. Rad­ ford, 4Oa, Rutland, 41400. Jamea E. Radford and wife to Valen­ wood for mounting. Ho has done an tine Leins, lot in Grant's second ad­ excellent piece of work upon It and will dition to city, 11,000. Stanley S. Warren and wife to Will­ All good-items In up-todato newaiam H. Kenyon, 50a, Assyria, 42,000. Benjamin A. Matthews and wife to Frank and Lola May Beckwith,' parcel bly informed.*' Such b the case with on sec 32, Carlton, 4800. Geoq;e W. Abbey to Jacob Hoffman, thb Item, which b as follows: Uncle let in eastern addition to city, 4150. Wm. H. H. Heath, a few days ago, waa Frank Bfekwltb and wife to Banja, comfortably snoozing In a large artnod mln A. Matthews, lot in Kenflold'a ad/ easy chair with hb feet upon a railing, dlllon to ally, MOO. Frederick B. Lawrence et al. to Don- when a small boy of mature ago, with ■ 4100^eLc4> I,arccI' M0 21 P«»l«<avlHe, true American spirit, only thinking <rf the glorious Fourth, carefully lighted' Dotmid,^IcLeay and wife to Edward I the fuse of a cannon cracker and more carefully placed the same under Mr. Heath's chair. ' Of course there waa soon an explodou and then Unple Har­ ifo to Abel rison performed a half-back summer00. ' । Stephen P. farm in Castleton, and there they have lived ever sines All of thafr children are KB! living. Beside. Clement Uoo to Middleville, »l,500. , Smith there are another son, E. V. Darwin McOmber to Elian MoOmber, 1Smith of Castleton and two daughters, parcel sec 18 and lots in city, 41. It’ll™ .1 ... u__ r Mrs. N. T. Rasey of Castleton and Mre. Adrian Coaker of Chicago. Mra. Mary E. Crane to Phillip H.’ssddler, a-i.ki. i-.i.,__■__ ■ . ............. 1 70a, mc 18, Orangeville, <400. vented her from enjoying the society QUIT CLAIMS. Mort notable follower* of of 1 her friends as much as formerly, but Williams. Meloyecal. to Benjamin Matthews, parcel sec 32, Carlton 41. under her affliction. Until about two NOTHINQ LIKE (T. Buckskin Bill's rough riders to dut isn't jurt the proper thing to “sbooxe’F^^ In a chair, especially so clooe to tbi', 145th day .of the year. Thb total amount of water pumped at the water works for tte* month of Ju>iu waa 10,733,898 gallonB Tho average number of gallons to each pound of real thne the dally consumption of water b about 700,000 gallons. Thb b a pretty heavy demand on the capacity of tho plant an<hpeople ought to beinoreoare. tibial" stroke of psraiysb from which she Buckskin Bill Coming to Hastings fol ItLlho use of water, especially dur­ never fully recovered, A final attack with Greatest Show on Barth. Ing July and August. A great deal of York publbhre has lately Issued an U- of paralysis occurred last Friday and iustraied edition at <1.40 net. Now she grew gradually weaker ItnUl her Agent. with an racellent edition at » cento; '■ skin BUI, io Hastings on Wednesday, water waa unlimited, but such la not July. 10, with bls unequalled cougreat the care. Engineer Qilllus Informs tho Hexald that unleas"greater oconnf rough riders and Indians. with him over 1,000 men and. horses. during the dry spell* which are to be There b no exhibition on earth equal ■ �James Brew of Freeport, U afflicted with a cancer on hb Up. Work baa begun at Labarge <m tho new dam for tbe electric power plant. The CtUxen** band of Freeport wi(l furnish music today for the (nledon- Gov.-Gon. Leonard Wood U reported reryJH In Havana from grip and maMape and globe corer! are article* Renewed labor ■ state to the ' Iron ot Import Into thia country from Edin­ works and cloth factorle* of pt. Peter* burgh. burg have been suppressed by the mil Two hundred and Ofty thousand mil­ Itsry abthorltlfa. lions of locusts were killed In Cyprus In recently stated that he cxpectod to re­ turn to Ute U. S. in July dr August if be did not accept an offer of per month aa policeman in Manila—Free­ port Herald. Freeport people now have no excuse . --------------------------. ------------ -------- foe not having their teeth in good con-' plre and may takestep* to reduce tbe dilloo. Two young graduate* of tbe ' dental department of the university bare located in the town and are pre­ pared to nut every one's masticating apparatus in first claa* ooodllloa—for a ia significant that in homes ot wealth where at last your friend* say,u How bald he Is getting.” Not easy to cure an old baldness,. but easy to stop the first thinning, easy to check the first felling of South Africa that are not reported la the, ordinary dispatches. One ot the chief grounds of cjtn- bildness is made Ira po s- with E he very best is demanded, Ivory Soap is ised In the nursery. At the same time, in It stops falling, promotes growth, ana takes out all dandruff. It always restores color to faded or gray hair, all the dark, rich color of early life. You may depend upon it every time. It brings health to the hair. mndreds of families where economy decides the choice, Ivory Soap is selected. Thus its purity attracts the rich; its economy attracts the poor. High quality and low cost; is there any better combination ? wife he drove up Io Iron let I ami bl o', chxhing Mnr>- and handing her the llni-s stepped across the street to lite p>«uofficc While gone another rig «m driven up alongside of the nr»t and outof Its occupants alighted, leading a lady In the rig tbe Same a* In the first Wb«n our friend returned from the puttoffice bi* mind was evidently occu- Current Opinion. Tbe government .if the foiled dtatca 411 find many ■ •ppurtuultle*, without ichnlcal violation ot itie sgroemnul. U> «*ert Itself over the political sod comtercisi affair* ot the Island Tile tmcrlcau flag "III fly In many place*. Professional Directroy. State* over the abrogation of the Clayton>Bolwer treaty, tbe probabilities wensUug hod at on tnla aid e of tbe w at«r. Apropos the discussion uf tho ClaytonBulwer treaty, tbe only treaty that diplomat* have pronounced a foolish compact, even though lu provisions eestssfl areclntely necessary at the time tive body, but simply a register of *orae of U* ratification, the London Hpectator one's will, thia time the will of the boas. Mr. Foraker was indeed present snd by an American company, every on* of waa the senator renominated, but he the great lock* will be worked and con­ ha* for tbe present been swung into trolled by American engineers, everv Hue under Hanna's leadership. J.U-Z will be an A merlcan. Under such clrarmstaaccw, does any .sene man Imaglpe that, treaty or no trsdj, a power at Wat- with America will bo able to use the canal? A hostile ship might set a* taraa the great Nicaraguan lake,,nut It would never leave until the war was -bv*r- These being tbe plain facts, we through thick and thin; pile the ship uauttot *e« why we should quarrel with subsidy on top of that, ana trust to the Atderfca because she is, <• hold, prosperity argument to carry you fooliahly anxiom to express In word* a through- Reciprocity is u> be given right which we know *be must be able fair words and nothing else. —in 1 ’’ ifthlsisto be the program for the republican pony for the next three 'Louis Republic. years. Il means defeat at no distant date. The two great questions that have made the strength of th* puny, currency and expansion, are settled. Unlea* some new problem oomea up. and there la none In sight, the flgbt for th* curbing pf the trusts especially through tbe tariff will be th* great E G‘ Slggerx, [latent lawyer Wash­ ington. D- C., whose ad appears in our columns, la an attorney of twenty-ooe year* active practice and is well recomtuetided to u* His rating will be found he owns lhe Inventive Age. He ha* sent u* application blank* and.other paper*, and Inventore who are Intend­ Ing W apply for patents, would save time by calling at this office and get­ ting lhe paper* before presenting their applications through any other source. regular as railroad* In carrying th.maH% They bare their habitual rates ot speed and are expected to make the voyage of 3.000 miles over a trackless Mrs. Eggleston of Hjgh street, Hast­ ings, Mich., says: "Dr. A. W. Chaae'eNarvo Pills are a splendid tocdlelue. At a meeting at tbe Paris Academy My back used to bother me a great deal. of Medicine Dr. Jarre announced th* Hard to gel about and attend to my discovery of a remedy for tbe foot and household duties; the kidneys sere inmouth disease, which Is so fatal to sheep. He says ho has successfully Cojda Melt Away - used the remedy In 1X00 cases In two ing of the pills I got a box at W H Goodyear's drug store. The results if you use Krause's ColdOurw. Prepar­ obtainod by their use was tine, the kid­ ed In coavQoleat caprola form they ate easy to take and effect a speedy cure of neys are again healthy and active, the the most ob*Unaie case*. Prioe 25cback pain* gone, the nerve* strung and Sold by W. H. Goodyear. I feel much gratified as a oemsequeuee. It la expected In the near future or­ Tbe medicine is certainly good." If you want some “just aa good" “I angs* will be gro»n (n Washington as --- -'I,1' Remedy, try an tail­ palatable aa those of Florlda-Tbe tree* Mountain Tea. Twill and keep you siek. W. are oqw bearing, but tbe fruit will not be ripe until fail, so the real flavor cun- To Cure • Cold io Ono Day. . Take Laxative Bromo Quinine 7 , t! \'-i * ■ j 1st*. All druggist* refund ths me if it lolls |o cure. K. W. Gro While the army abroad! is fighting signature Is on each box 23e. Filipino* the army m hum* I* making war on umttoes bugs. Surgeon Gener­ al Wyman has Issued a circular to the marine boBuitaTMf-vlc?,.calling Uie at­ “Gntrlousl ¥ou don't mean to say tention of the ductors to tbe official de­ you are golug to tpove out to Algo­ burst?” . "ttideed 1 am- I consider It an Ideal been •carried on by H. J- W*ber. an ex­ pert in plant breeding, who obtained hybrid from 13 of tbe hardiest oranges Jangling Nenas. known to tbe world, and.tbo prospect* Ara you Irritable? , Do you sleep bad­ are promising. ly? I* it hard to concentrate your A solid silver ernes was recently re­ thoughts? Is your appetite poor? Do ed rod in Montreal from Michael CM you feel tired, reetlo** and despondent? Col. an Indian, who bad found II while Try Lichty'* Cplery Nerve Compound. tigging In the Lake Lemargarnlngue Il will do you more good than anything Ilatrlct A Jesuit baa recognised tho JDU have over tried. Sold by W. If. loodytar. cross. which has two bare, asocs of the W silver crosses presented to tta> Huron Indiana tn tbe early part of tbe sUieeuib century to bribe them to light' for France against tbe Iroquois Indian*, who were then friendly to At various timea tbo municipal corrotation of Liverpool ba* obtained powere from perlhinent to« borrow turn* amounting to S2.000.000 for/tbe iemolljioa and Improvement of proptttjfj found to to insanitary. Thia large amount ba* already burn expeud- Geo. M. Reed, PLUMBER. Stop, Ona Door North el Hutligi Milliul Bank Wm. H. STEBBINS FUNERAL DIRECTOR. Th CltllHt Pile* II th felly �Federal Official Who Granted In­ junction Against Debs YIELDS TO HEA8T DISEASE. Harahurt-Amarican steamer Deutschlar.ti. Th* special consisted of * »aloon carriage, a oceond-cla** car tor tbe servant*, a baggage W, and one of the beet engtaea of lhe Southwestern boed. Among the other pgaaenkere on bye-d the Deutschland are Mr. and ■band light load*. REASE Pood for everything that runs on wheels. fl.W. CH ASE’S Sold everywhere. KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS. PATENTS aches and pains, in tho. ten* .plea, eyes, fcriin and spitur cord. Headache, neural­ gia, impaired appetite,Indi­ gestion, slecplcssnesi, nerv­ ous exhaustion arid tfegpondcncy all {joint to thj. weakQtied, nerves that ’trit crying aloud for renewed; strength and health. * * Fuht IEBVOUS DEBILITY. Wayne 'krnoty Bank Bldg.. DETHO11 Dr. Miles' Nervine Advertisement^ in the Herald are winners. soothes the nervotih irrita­ tion, stimulates digestion and builds up health and strength. Begin h>dny. $15,000 in Cash TO BE GIVEN AWAY EADACHE 2,000,000.wn5 RECKON, IN OHIO, (MASS.. ANO IOWA. ’WHAT DO YOU ESTIMATE ? HASTINGS HERALD GIASft BARUY MA1TWHISKY| YOUR ESTIMATE. SClub raker* will receive a certificate for each subacrlption obtained. VALUABLE INFORMATION To aid subecrlbara lu funning their twtlmate, wo furnish the following data: Pdzu ti bi AvaiM it Follows 1M6 1,873,410 .1,084,420 Increase 0.50 per cent . 1,610.422 decrease 4.04 per cent .1,533,887 •* ' '5-10 per eent . 1,676.452 Increase 2.77 pey cent .1,926,718 *• £2.22 per cent .1,572,100 decrease 18.40 per cent .1,632,640 “ 2.52 per cent .1,063,380 Increase 7.H|j per cent .1,965,010 " 18.88 per cent , Tbe cenliicatea of the secretaries erf the staug named growing tbe combined official coco will determine who entitled to the prize* and the award* will be made within 30 day* after the official rote la knbwn. t The Herald will publish tbe name* and adki«\**c» of |he successful’estimator*. STAMPMAKERS ARE BUSY. In addition to the above prize*, the following •pedal prizes will be paidi < To the perron making the nearest correct mU’ mate before July 10............ *1,000.00 To the perron making tbe nearest correct eutlmate between July 10 and August 10.... *700.00 To tbe perron making the nearest correct eetlmai? between August 10 and September 19. *500.00 Tout, 1000 prize*, amounting to *15,000.00 In case of a de. or that two or morn e»tiui*tor* are equally correct, prise* will be divided equally between Nt* .York, Jbne 29.—Extra foreea ot preraiarn- and otbei employes of the bnreau of engraving and printing are than at any prevtoua convention, the total being 1ST perron*. The writers were bangueted at night Winona waa decided a* the meeting place next year at the burin*** netting, at which W- act goes Into effect The same condi­ tion prevail* la tbe Internal revenue bureau ot the treasury department SUBSCRIPTION BLANK. TOWN. R THAT THE FIRST PRIZE IS $5,000.00. Carter In the fifteenth round ot ly battle Carter swung low on body and Referee Phillip Wand llfl*i Carter fur a touL Up to der* have bad to ba increased materi­ ally. An entirely naw liana of beer and cigar lUmpa ha* bean designed. en­ graved and printed. Comjnlaaloner at Internal Revenue Yarkaa baa tut Issued permission to th* collector* at large bear producing and cigar manu­ facturing cltlaa to open their offices Immediately after midnight on Sonday. Hl* object li to allow tbe brewera and cigar tnapufactureri to get luppllee of (tamps between that hour and tbe User for the openlag of bualnee* at daylight Monday morning. Tbe new tax regulations go lam effect Itamedtalaly */lw midnight of June M Work will Uiortly li<- resumed on tho naw Orgtfat county court hnuro. Two death* and 11 proatraUoM, of which several are skriou*. war* .Ua result of tbe beat In Chlraro Monday. .Society women In Wnahlngton are making pct* of wlrtte rake. *ud ••fpocy ' breoderW’ are reaping a bar- �New BknaTOE Platt cays that Cab* mint Pianos aa tacomburtiM* the gloom of Pennsylvania politic* United Slates, from angnrawd In th* city of Philadelphia thing it wishes iodo. Oh, yea, let Cob* trace to which lhe Infamous leglsl*- be a real republic, by all mean*. When you wan people’s rights la Italy to awaken Ute President Schuoman says the Ude­ ad BUtae baa never produced a Homer lethargy and'rtlr up the nubile nrtnd or a Shakespeare fir a Darwin. True, to such * spirit of righteous Indignation See and hear the FAMOUS UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, Made by Behr Bros., New York City. Get McCoy’s prices. ite old fashioned significant then the hardly apply to the modern fourth uf July. To •■celebrate" used to Imply a tremendous amount of anise and hilarlousrire*, the latter being mostly at the power, if net placed behind prison bars. and Mary Baker Eddy. What more At the meeting at th* Academy of Music in Philadelphia laat Thursday night five thousand dllxens were pre*. Tux thanks of the community are due to that Now Jersey jury that convicted republican ring, and to demand the re­ tbo mao who shot down another on no election of the present district attorney, 'evidence but khat of a hysterical womanMr. P. F. Botbermell, who has been CITY MARKETS. Butter, roll..’ Dried apples. Onto............ id true connection it u weu to remember that water, on burning oU ■ratters th* Ham* hnt that floor will ■xUngclab IL Balt thrown upon a fire It the chimney la burning will help .............................. irL'""’."'!-; untcaens, .. C .*?*' “-r0*c«Hogs, Uve.... Bogv, dressed Hides............ Take a peep at our «si» ..S.15 window. It will la the disgrace of the United State*. Clure, lhe retired editor of lhe PhllaTHE British have discovered that delpaia Times, made a strong spowh denouncing ths republican organlsa- they are still able to put up a pretty good tight against naked savage*- such as the Mad Mullah and hia men. It is lotenaiflod by lhe most bewildering only when they come up against slot of public robbery ever witnessed in lhe farmers that they fall down. Mayor Aahbridgo, Insurance Comm!*•loner Durham, Contractor McNlchol atul their associates. They are commitIlog public robbery by criminal con­ spiracy." Thu* the good people of the Quaker city are being aropwd to action by the corruption and jobbery of thb political machine which baa control of public allsir*. They may sureeod In accom­ plishing some measure of reform by electing Mr. Rotheruiell In place ofthn ring's candidate, Mr- Weaver. But It Is probable th*t such a check would be only temporary The real trouble 1* lowed such a master of jobbery and wicked Britishers whom *e ''llck’rd '*n machine politic* as Mau Quay to run tbe republican party of the state alto, revolution Our worthy fathers used to gether too long, and not Ji till I hr and “oelsbrau-' wlu> fife and drum nod booming cannon, with fervid oratory and military .lisplay and if they didn't stone state purge herself ofthe political get gloriously drunk they al least tell corruption that Is making her politics Il Incumbent upon themselves to In­ a stench to tbe snslrtb of 'ell decent dulge In a few uniu to American Inde­ pendence. . Of coarse there Is Kill to be found something of tbe old Kyle of celehra- ONE of lhe Chicago clergyman who investigated tbe army canteen system verted and is now ita ardent supporter. This Is a good sign of returning reason. Have you seyn a "combo" " yet? That is lhe frightful name that artue crank baa devised u> taka the place of shirt waist when applied to the masculine ficed Oeu. Alger, not because he sympatblzed with tho attacks upon him but because politicsI expediency seemed to demand such au unfeeling measure. a covering t»ecou>e* a necessity, silk handkerchief moistened ai(d w: be there. Beef,live Veal calf................ Mattou.dressed ... Wool, washed. ... Wool, unwashed.. We make a .special effort to get the newest styles in shoes for you. ■ ' A Poor Millionaire Lately starved in London because be could not digest his food. Early use of Dr. King's New,Life Pills wougl have saved him. They atrtuigthga the •tomachyald digestion, promote assimi­ Bear id mind that there ta no more lation, Improve appetite Price 2fic. danger In getting down from a three Money back If not latlafied Sold by story window than from the first floor W. H. Goodyear, druggist. If you keep a firm bold of the rope or ladder. Do not slide, but go band over Fat lady-Don't sloop too much, ex­ reduce flesh rapidly take Rocky Mourn ' ” Act* directly on tho fatly tissue* 35c. W H. Goodyear WOOLLEY AND BRONSON. Little Red Front Shoe Store. IF YOU WANT A the others. Nice Rug Cheap to let the Monroe Doctrine alone It show? chat Emperor William at least knows enough mH to middle with the oven, spill In.halves snd spread each hair lightly with batter. Place th* <J Coonecticut. However, Tom Platt can't well get a lick too many THE Ohio republican convention gave *a ubiquitous aa ever, and with his brought to bear on tbe president to in­ “cannon" cracker far more dangerous. duce him to dismiss Pension Cotuml* the colored brother a flne send off In their platform, but did no* recognise There are still to be found towns where him In giving out the offices the fourth of Jujy Is '‘celebrated" with all the old-Ume featurea. But as a rule The department of*griculturo is ad­ return for the democratic soldier voce. vertising for agroalologUu, and getting pie no longer characterise Independ­ ence day with the noise and demonstradoubted demand on tho pan of Evans' farmers It might do better public. Probably a majority of people Some more British have been captur­ prefer to spend tue day quietly al home trot of tbo pension department that the ed. Belter gel ready toehip down some or In some private kind of recreation commissioner Im* ousted. And yet there seems to be no valid reinforcements, Mr. Chamberlain. grather than attend a ‘■celebration." And yet the conclusion that such s reason for turning ibis official down. change io tbe matbod of observing lbs Th* fact probably Is that Mr. Evans ha* ■ Advice to people going on a long natloti's birthday implies a decline in been too nonest and watchful to pre­ automobile tour: Take the price of a return railway ticket with you. patriotism would assuredly be wrong. The celebration of the glorious event enmity of the pension lawyert and fraud­ Now if some of the historical novel which led to our Independence and n*L ulent claimant*. If Mr. MoKlnley be­ local existence waa the first of duties to lieves thia to be the caae be certainly machinist* would strike, tbe public the men who lived In those strenuous ought not to yield to tbe clamorous would be profoundly grateful. spoils men who are demanding Evans' HaNNa and Foraker need each other beginnings of the republic and they official bead. We rather look for Mr. McKinley to in their Huie buaini That sacrifice his faithful pension oommlaImmortal Declaration than by as con­ spicuous and noUy a celebration aa they would oonoelve of. But aa those famous days retire fartb' er and farther Into the background of i Do not tniss the 41 Rcnkes & WalldoriTs. They till sell their whole line of.car^ pel samples AT COST, which consist of Body Brussels, Axmio-u stent, Velvets and Tapestr. Brussels j Come early and get first choice. Scald the rlatni tn their own tlqoor eleotly cooked. Chop them into One dire and measure. To each cupful ol chopped Clam* add one etipful ot thick cream sauce. For on* capful of sauce put Into * saucepan one tablespoonfu> of butter. When melted, stir In cue ta blespooufo! of floor. Cook but do nol' RENKES & WALLDORF. ATTENTION THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN smooth, thick cream, stirring all tbt time: add the cl^ms only Juat before serving. Poor tbe mixture over small NOW is the time to have your outfits repaired, and we are the people who can give you the best prices on all kinds of repair work. Boilers Refined, Cylinders Rebored, Boilers Patched, Smoke Slacks Made, Engines Repaired, All Kinds of Casting Done. Before having anything done give us a call. come. Glass washed tn cold water will hare a much clearer look than that respond so quickly to tbe drying towel Tbe late Father Boyle, who fur years waa ons of tbe-moK prominent and popular Catholic priests In Washing­ ton. had a greet rvpvtstloo as a wtL EARLY & BURNS Adjoining Bentley 4 Rider’s Planing Mill. A Magnificent Gift to Detroit. career claim a part of our thoughts and In all at Andrew Carnegie's magnifi­ felicitations, we cun hardly expect that cent benefactions, amounting to con­ siderably more tbao *28,000,OW, no Michigan city previously totho present time has been favored by this phllan- be admitted that tbe change la a natural com* from Mr. 1,’arnegls thathehaad*elded to gir* to tbo city of Detroit tho very handsome sum U I7W.UOO for tbe fathers, tho decline of which Is slncere- erecUou of public libraries. Tbe great magnate of the Keel world oflodepend- gdhBrallg exercises excellent judgment reeding of the in tbs selection of ths objeou of hla of th* day, and the words <X the immort- generosity and thia latest Instance Is no exception. Surely a mstropolia of 300,WO Inhabitant*, having a steady . talniy be well it tbe aoniimt growth and influence assured It, Isa mon appropriate place In which to es. every American cltiseh today. There tablish a large and judiciously selected library open to the tuanws. The people of Detroit are certainly to be congratu­ lated on their good fortune In securing inary P« out i adept For this break fine and melt In a try­ Ing pan half a pound of rich cheese. When soft, add one cupful of sweet rhlch had cream and a pinch of cayenne. When thoroughly blended, break on thia Ove Unt cburvhe* He sent tbe bell to a foundry In Gcotjetown and bad aev- tbo mses briskly with a Urge spoon Presbyterian minister not long after. Father Boyle filled bis attention to the change, and tbe Istue could scarcely Detroit's new peony paper To-Day, journal!*! September, Is con. Worlds bnttered end bested In 'benrec. Press half a cupful of boiled spinach “What tn the world did you do to through a rouinder. Add a teaspoonthar toeih" Inquired tbe Presbyterian fnl of onloo juice; beat the yofk of an to tbe boiling point. Thia soup Is not blessed It until we got the Preebyterian only food, but tonic, both spinach and available form. For thia rtttoo spin- Washington Star. Talk Kill** a 8~’Our Congratuiatfona. It’s Always a Our third great cut price shoe sale be­ gins today. Shoe is for $3.50 others in proportion. use In darning stockings, although a They're extraordinary shoes at much than ordinary price*. It’s the quality that attracts and the price that sella. You have the pick of one ot the largest shoe stocks in Barry county. We have Oxford Ties to tie to. $3.50 Oxford for $2.75. .In their Respectfully, That �| -HOT[< WEATHER, had taken my advice you would all have had Hammocks before this extreme hot spell. I know, far we have hammocks enough to •go «°und. and ®c certainly can save you money if you will give us a chance A good hammock for the baby, Andrew Diehl of Kalamazoo spent Sunday in this city. • Mina Mary Grant went U» Muskegon Friday to visit friends. Tbe band boys moved their effect* Charles Farrab, a farmer of Chaster Into th* dry hall Tuesday. township, Eaton county, dlod of sun­ Dr. Crone, a vstorinary surgeon, of stroke Monday forenoon. Ovid was Ip lhe city Monday. , Mrs, Halnah Barlow returned MonFred Hendershott and Harold Ham* started for Buffalo Tuesday night to at­ tend lhe Pan-American axpreltlou. Don Shepard, a ld-year-old bay ot Mrs. Mabel Eaton of Ypsilanti waa Charlotte, waadrowaed in Lacey'Slake, thsgtiestof Mr. and Mra.D.K.Titman, six miles west of that eUy, Monday al­ Sunday. Leclnd* Lewi* of Nsabvllle waa ad­ judged Insane Friday al Nashville *nd was taken to the asylum st Kalamasoo, Saturday, by Deputy Sheriff Brook*. J. T- Lombard ba* a new Mosier safe in hl* □ffioa. Hi* old one, which in fact wa* now but not largo enough for his purpose*, ho sold to Archie McGoy. Mr*. Frank Dlllbahner, daughter of M. Chamberlain of Cloverdale,-died at fringe, now $1.25. A $2.60 hammock, good pil­ her homo in Chicago Monday. The low, wide fringe, strong color, funeral wa* held y esterday in Clover dale. ■ now *1.75. • Will Fenton of Middleville, who wa* ■ A specially good thing, extra In jail on tho charge of dninksnness, wide, for $2.00. waa taken back U> Middleville Monday A good, strong color, with pil­ low and wide fringe, a regular *8.25 hammock, now $2,10. Onr $8.00, 14.00 and $4.40 a Spindler, Chicago, who with his wife Cotton KNIT UNDERWEAR Egyptian T .isk-, NIT UNDERWEAR for women, men and chil­ K dren. It is a gathering that should be seen and studied. We buy our underwear direct from the fac­ tory, which enables us to offer better value for the A. A. Kg gleeton ws* elected captain of lhe degree staff, J, O. O. F., Monday evening. . Mrs. Bertha Campbell of Grand lUpId* t* visiting her parent*, Mr. and money. Just qow while your needs are imperative, we are nuking an extra effort tn supply your wants. Prob­ ably you've wanted some special kind that you’ve tried Mrs. Luke Waters and family went out to their farm lo Bow no township, Kent ooanty, Monday. Tho Allegan News has bought lhe Chronicle of the same city, and will merge the latter in the former. The board of supervisors granted right of way last week across the county farm for tbo Thornapple lake drain. Warren F. Kelly of Huntington, Ind,, arrived In lhe city Monday night, to visit h|« parents and other relatives to get elsewhere and failed. Try here. Is spending his vacation withold friends For the same goods other deal­ 1q thia city, was a pleasant caller on ers ask from 25 to 40 per cent, A traveling man rxune from Detroit more titan we do. We depend The buxines* done by tho Hastings on prices and quality to sell our p<nt office for the quarter ending June to give McCoy an order fur furnishing JO amounted to MO76.4O, divided aa fol­ complete hl* new borne. This speak* lows Envelopes (2U3.11;stamp«llS0l.53; well ot Mr, McCoy aa a buyer. The household affect* of Dr. George pcetal cards *711.96; box rent <304Waddle and wife were shipped to-Kalamazoo yesterday, and they have now become citizen* of Celeryville. Wo buy largely of 1’Mlsbury’s Best FREDL. HEATH, THE DRUGGIST e. In IDO pound cloth Bams A VaNAKMAN. HUSTINGS HERKLD CRASH SKIRTS ruing to a num- limo enjoyed. Leroy Hllslnger of Toronto, Ohio, visited hi* parent*, south of the dty,' over Sunday. Mr. Hilslngcr is Inter­ Miss Ollie Wood Is home from Grynd ested In the new shoe factory at Hol­ land, and intend* to viall here again F Rapids. D' Troxel's orcbest r* plays at Acker's before returnlog to Ohio. I point today. - total aM PtnoaaJ. Th* Bell people have put In phones r I Mra. Matthew Hall returned Thurs­ day night front a visit in Hudson. Mrs. E. L. Haff of Grand Rapid* wa* the guest of friends lo thlsclty Sunday Mias Belva Little went Fridsy to Bellevue for a week's visit with misliupcrinteident Hayden 1* in Hill*- Thoma* Bayard of friends In this city I Emmanuel Sunday **cbool will hold it* annual picnic at Thornapple lake next Thursday. F. J. Beesley and wife of Chicago have bean visiting friends In the city for several days. We were favored with a call Monday afternoon from C. E. Lewis, publisher The Detroit Evening Nows red need its price to one cent per copy Monday and will hereafter be a penny paper. C. M. Tower was at homo Sunday. Mor* Is oonismplailng a trip in New York state before visiting homo again. The Misses Myrtle Sullivan and Mary’ i Visit al the Pan-American turpusltlor.., Mrs. Wm. MMhacl and childreu 1 visit in Ouoper*’Hlc and Grand Rap-• , . । hrau Uy letting a mowing machine fall on hl* left fool. He can now limp like a veteran. Mr*. Fred L. Heath and'chlldreu are al Wall lake for the summer and iYod 1* enjoying tbe lake breeze* this week Couldn't picked out a better week for that purpose. James Troxel went to Grand Rapids, Woodsy. and made engagement lor him- oounty and inrltes buxine** men who and Frank Holly at tho Hastings City want something in this line to call and band, toplay with the Second Regiment baud al Manistee during the state en­ campment, beginning August &. Palmer Encampment, No. 40, 1. O. Attention is called to our <15,000 O. F., elected the fullowing officer* ia*t guessing contest, explanation of which Thursday nlgbu C. P., B. J Bcuum: -is printed on page three. All subscrib8. W„ Charles Reed; J. W., H. J. Fraker; H. P., Peter E. Trumper; R. * chdnce to win some ot the prizes of­ and F. S-, A. A. Eggleston; Trea*., F. fered. This may be the time you will be lucky, sod 11 cost* nothing extra lo I-**t Friday evening Hiawatha Lodge, No. M, Daughters of Rebekah, elected The rtceoicensus figures have proved the following officers: N. G., Myrtle unsatisfactory to Charlotte and aa a Woodard; V. G., Mrs. Keith; R. 8., result the city haa just completed a Ella Barlow; Trees, Mrs Mary Wood; representative, Ella Barlow; district deputy, Mra. Jason IUc£. George Allen died at the home of hi* father, Ambrose Allen, in tho third ward Sunday forenoon, having been ill with peritonitis about throe weeks. He was 23 years old. The funeral was held communication In an other column con­ Tuesday forenoon and the romaine were cerning the disposal at garbage, it la taken to Yankee Springs. especially Important during this be* Geo. C. Higdon, formerly of thia city and who has been managing the Pot­. observed as strictly as possible and if terville Prqae for Bro- Feighner of thei some are guilty of the things of which Nashville New*, ba* purchased an In­. our correspondent complain* they owe terest In the Reese Review, If Georgei it to themselves and to tbe 'community doesn’t make an Improvement in the। in which they live to make all due RevIeAr, right from lhe start?bo can't; amends. By the exercise of a little care much sickness may be everted. play in our back yard again. l What th do with one's summer vacaBunday morning were fortunate In[ lion Isa perennial question. Mostpeohearing Mr. Bert Bowling reader tho। pie have neither money nor the wish to beautiful baritone solo, entitled "On tbei go to an expensive, overcrowded sea­ Plains of Peace " Mr. Bowling ba* a, dde or mountain resort, and yet every well trained baritone voice of superior■ man needs a few days devoted to plea*­ quality and wo trust that wo may often, uro and a complete rtat at least once a year. Tbe Cosmopolitan for Jilly gives have tho pleasure of bearing him. ft is always a pleasure for us to an-. a solution of the problem in a well-writ­ Bounce th* success industrious young, tqn, illustrated article, “A Houseboat— sgen of our home city. We learn that The Modern Palace." Undoubtedly a Prof. F. L. Bauer, who ha* Ixen teacb-. houseboat offers a cheap and comfort­ Ing at Brainerd, Mlnu , ha* been elect-, able vacation, and the rank* of it* dev­ ed superlnienheot ol city school* at. oteM am constantly swelling. LeBusur, Minn. He l» re-elected at• , Brainerd but will resign hl* position1 there to go to I.e8ueur. May success' a yachting party un a weak'* with bis new dudes go with him. A horse attached to a carriage andl • on tho lakra. belonging lo Oil* Demou became> frightened Friday while Handing In fruct of Huffman Bro.' store by a piece of pwprr which (he wind blew in it* face. Jerking hack suddenly It broke (M bridle and ran away. Tho frighta»sd animal ran watt to Church street, then south snd after arasMng over to Every woman that wears a shirt waist, (and what woman does not?) has need of a crash, linen or duck skirt. They are convenient and the most suitable skirt to be worn at the lakeside fishing and boating. Here is a group of prices: WHITE DUCK SKIRTS, 50c. CRASH SKIRTS, 50c. CRASH SKIRTS, TRIMMED, 65c. CRASH SKIRTS, FANCY STRIPE, 75c. Exceptionally good values, or as Webster calls them—BARGAINS. E it 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4*4* 414* 4*4*4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4*4* 4* 3* diiiiiitii!iiiitihiuuiuiiiniiiiiiii<mi:ii!iiii'tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiniiiiiiiiiUit<iiiHiHii:iriiiiMiHiiiiiiii!iiiiiiiuiitiHiiikii'iiiiiiiiiHiiiNiuiHiiiiutii>tiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiinHi.iiiiiiiuirii>;rl * IT. R. Panwasi, 1 i JEWELRY, ! RICH CUT GLASS .no FINE CHINA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. - The new state barbers' board met at Lansing last waek and organized wltti Grovge H Hooper of Ishpeming, presi­ dent; Emry Busby uf Hastings, vicepresident; R. M- Fillmore of Lansing, secretary and treasurer. There ha* ever, caused by the refusal of u,. rotary of the old board, R. M. VanHorn uf Benton Harbor, to give up the hooka. HOG LE ; Defective EyttlgM... I ...... An Up-to-Date Stock and Reasonable Prices. Corrected by Properly Fitted Lenses. �A Fourth of July Veteran Tbe Fourth at 5>ebojap Light 'First main at the light until eyeulng and see tbe tlreworka.' Abner certainly did not attempt to dissuade her. and Luther warmly advocated lirr remaining. no ttou* In telling Miss Ainsworth of Abner's heroism in saving her broth era He also kept dtscrvctly out of the fyli in spelling not every word of Intelligence ftom the blockading fleet at Santiago, for be had served under Farragut. and rock Just beyond. Without a word ba plunged tn and. striking out swiftly, seised tbe gunwale of the dory. He raised himself cautiously, rested with his chest on tbe gunwale and reached ■ out bls hands. Tbo dory rose on a big breaker, descended and upset lo a lather cf foam. Luther, pulling fran­ tically on the rope, drew hla partner ashore. Tbe latter had a small boy's aters'bad nin sway, climbing out ot their bedroom window Seeing tbe do­ ry which beloogvd to a neighbor on the beach, they thought they would save time by rowing over to lhe next point snd walking io the tilings from there. They became bewildered In tbe fog. lost their oars In the rough water beyond tbe point and had drifted scrota tbs bay over to tbe light. They Mid their slater would np< be alarmed If they did not return till sb j wed no signa of llfttuif. Tbe boys bad a 0d« jltne for awhile, exploring tbe Hgblbot.se and watching Abner slstant waa changing his clothes and aald In an a weetruck whisper: "Abner, do you know who them chllAbner paid little bead to this ralaarfc. but opened the door and stepped out on the iron gallery of the llght■ bouse. Sebogan light la built on tbo ledge otrocks which, submerged at; high tide, marks tbo entrance to tbs harbor of ths city of 8-—. Tbe city Itself Is seven miles away. Tbs near-' The story toM by tbs boy* waa thia: m lend to tbe light la Bonney's Point They had the night before pleaded with and that Ilea two tulles to tbe west. their sister to be allowed to get up at 3 No*, tbe average young man would 4eem Ramsey * Point a dreary place In ♦hfcb to spend tbe Fourth. but Abner, who bad been looking firward to tba holiday for a week, thought of tt as an MM1 spot because Badte Alnaworib the aea wns comparatively smooth. Tbe boya and tbe two keepers were out on the gallery arranging tbs last pieces of red Are. Then Luther said -Ahoy yemjfr and as for Boston-swift, lightning, Boston -she didn't even wake up and bear stout It end get to celebrating for two whole weeks! Slow? J oat �livery deplMtilnci of > Wwk In Our Sited up. Detroit has on Its books Ito,000 of Great State. ' SELECTED AND STLWED DOWN. bands over s- ■ aa. ha* opens. ewpoH. H. I. Soma old Nevada mining claims left Ing valuable. It Is said they ara/wartb >250.000. ' . Gen. MacArthur has ordered 1.500 Free rural mail delivery <ni be e>- Filipino prisoners of war released to the Philippine* on promise pf peaceful Ublfsbed in South Hareu. -behavior. . • . - . ‘ Tho ixwftofflce at Ingersoll has been discontinued. Mall goe* to Delta. pants In tbe Santiago naval campaign * Tbe postoffic* at Elll* bag been dl»coatitnied. Mall will go to MafskalL, Sampson. Tho government will buy noVnore will go to the Philippine Island* as n twirtestur uh tn tbo Philippines, owing to the conation ot active hostilities in For infanta and. Children. in: Alpena Annually. Doffer Be Fotoledi tor a mandamus to compel Aud.-Gen. Powir* to'Coupteralgu bls ord« for |80 milaait1 rvprrw^tting *X> mile* from (lock River, AlgM raunty. to Lnholng ind return.- Cook claims Rock River u hl* homo, always voting there. Pow•ra refused to countersign th* eartlfi- damaged >25,000 by Arc tn Buffalo Thursday. t Indiana capitalists are organising a company to drill for oil near TM®* Oaks, Mich. Soma one poisoned eight head of cat­ tle near Montague, belonging to Butch­ er Fred Herren. Alfred William Bafcti. of Beglnaw, baa been appointed an asitstaut sur- slug at tbo time.the legislature con­ MOUNTAIN TEA vene-'. ami tberefurs waa not entitled to tbe mileage. Chief Clerk Miller, of the bouso, who appointed Ox>k. and that aa the legislature declared Cook entitled to -the mileage, that question *f fact l» determined for all ttme. and First-Class Sleepers Dally CHICAGO AND SAN FHANCISCd Cooper It la alleged she fell down stairs, fracturing her skull. The first ■ ;’<!. Without Change Ums bar death became known was are carried oo tho limited trains of tho Sunday morning, when Mr. Cooper called lo a neighbor earned Bherwood anil told him that bls wife had fallen down cellar, inoy wuut together and The Init smallpox patient In Bay City baa been discharge*!. Tbe opt- GREAT A gold mining company, o' which ha’ c made i> rich strike In Colorado. Huron county lm« 3S liquor seller*, yielding her the neat »UU1 uf >Bl.000 mediately called. although life wa» eldout theory, and hint strongly at domestic life war unhappy. One of the ' dead woman's brothers has-statod that guilty to po*»lug a forged check on ho does not bollsve she was acctdnntLz Best scenery of the Rockies and Bier- ally killed F.'ra Neyads.bv daylight in both dtroo-, >' Unas. Beal dicing car service. Buffet. Pjlbriry ears. Bend for ‘Chicago Ui nCaUfornla," describing the journey of Frits Hoeill. Elk Rapids. shot Fri ' day by D J Dokey while raking hay 1 lectrtc road, to con lie Route. i for fall Information and ItinDetroit, Chicago. ' Hudson. Immense swarm* of h.Ve rained thr ' township Faro cron on record. to scare blta. When |luegll. who rou tlnued to work, drove ground th* field ■gain tXikoy ordered him to desist and JstuisviHr anil Sjaifryad, Centra! Southern Trunk Line. Wintir Tisrilt Tliktt: Now on sslojo Florida <ik)LF Write tor folder, descriptive matter, • ' • . T ^-nrivt1 . Genera] Passenger Agent, Louisville, Ky. of the gyn Into the left «idn of Hnegll'e neck. Huegll fell from the rake, hla dragged ayTO*» the field until the team stopped. Then II was found he was 'Dundee thermometer* registered Kiff In tbe shade Tuesday. Au electrical half-cocked Smith * Wroaoo revolver. Cokey waived examination. And b*i erse CID. •* <>V of bls roun/el. I condllloua erally favorable In most counties, tho wanner temperature having a decided effect on the growth ot crops and the germination of late needing. Corn ba* al»o made marked Improvement In Lightning airack In numerous Mich­ igan town* Tuesday. While consider- llllon dollar ault tor damages Ant! Kalsomine Co., of Grand Rapids, resulted tn a disagree meat. lia» been brought to tbe Bay county In color and made considerable growth. Oats are beading In the southern coun- The eighth annual meeting ot sherlffa, chiefs of police and prosecut­ promising, but report* regarding ing attorney* of Michigan will be held wheat continue to be discouraging. in Muskegon. July IT and 1SIt Is still crinkling considerably and Davld A. Elliott, of Greenville, aged showing lhe continued ravages of 70, once prominent In Montcalm coun­ tbe Hessian fly Beans and late potato ty. was on Saturday taken to the Trav­ planting are about finished. Early po- erse City asylum, a raving maniac. I». 8. Etheridge, a Quincy fanner, beet crop Is making good growth, and made and sold In one month 4oOVk Is generally promising. pounds of butter, the product of 14 Jor- When Gov. Bliss roarbed Lanstag he Tbe oleomargarine dealers of Detroit saw tbo publbbed report that Warden Freeman, of the Marquette prison, had are to stop tbe sale. This acilon win ordered lhe flag, which bad been half­ oleomargarine law pasted at the last masted over that Institution ns a mirk of respect to tbe late Gov. Pingree. session of the legislature. promptly 'sent the following telegram uampuieio auu price usia oi iano farm* in Kentucky, Tennroeee, ^yM,<f1nrtaalHH and Florida. ply was received: American Laundry. grasshoppers E. K. Fmamcis, Projj. Oraemtu I*. Batea, of Coldwater, court to pay his wife >80. pending the Taaw M n« teakaab. Tho Wabash HaBAad Company rexult of divorce procesdlng<brought Monday paid state taxes aggrvgatlng MB.94& on Its last year** business, arJoe Atkinson’s stock ot artworks at J’retuont et[iioded. blowing out the horn's comnutotlon. The Walia* li In (tore front, burning the face of Frauk Blalree and leaving him perfectly bald. The explosion was canted by a small Ilium' Burr, a prominent resident Icksbura. who died Bund* ASTHMA. SfOPIfMT aa order postponing tbe case of th« NotNahcotic. Aperfecl Remedy forConstipa Ron, So ur S lutMch. Diarrhoea Worm* .Convulsions .frAjrisb- For Over Thirty Years mw and Loss of Sleep. NEW YORK the fire wbk-h waa started Tuesday night by lightning striking a tank bo ionglug iu tbe Btandanl Oil Co- at Pre­ ble. Ind. committee of the Na CASTORIA rated at Denver, Col., baa received >30.000 to bo applied Co the bulhilitg now Aid. Goodman. of St city tu the fields of Kansas ami other western states to help harvest tbe Michigan Central Now’ Friday's statement of the treasury balances In the general fund exclusive of tbe <15Q.0O0.U00 gold reserve tn the division of redemption, shows: Avail­ able cash balance. »173.T33.133; gold. ♦1w.002.1a1 Representatives ot the Japanese gx>v- duction into Japan. Durlog a heavy Ibund day night a bolt of Hgiitnlfcg struck the College of Physicians and Burgeons on tap, Iiluum ul Upm !»£•■! ■troyed the college building, one of the Owing to .the machinists* strike, work I* entirely suspeod.-d on the ar­ mored cruisers California and South Dakota, and on the monitor Wyoming and the cruisers Tacoma and MBwau- | Rootbeer"! Tbe United States assay offleo tor tbe Balt Dake district reports tho min­ eral output for 1H0 exceeded In value that ot UM by nearly li per c principal Increase being la th and copper production. Under tbe'recent decision United States Bupreme Court declaring MONEV Ti PITEIT M Mm [PATENTS^ mruts unconstitutional the government will have to refund millions of dollars to the railroad companies. Tbe government at Washington has *1 t CSf... UU«n at t must be paused on by tbe prealdent.before they become effective, Thu navy department baa given out " statement to the effect that It Is Patents Crmne,. the naval militia. Thia was called out Dull I.lkn by report* that tin/ department bad docldpd to abandon the militia. ’ PereMarquette, tug and la waiting In great quantities. Adelbert Hay. killed la Now Haven. Conn., will be burled la Cleveland. 4?ol. Hay haa received thocaands ot mMaages of eoodolence. Including dis­ patches from King Edward V1L, PrM Ident Loubet. Earl Roberta. Earl Bos*-, lyo. Lord Paudcefote and Sir Henry IrvtaE The Cuban republican and national parties bare* signified their approval doratandlng that It will later use al) possible legal means to effect tho re­ peal o< -u amendment. With a atirplu* of ordinary receipt* of »80.000,W> and a ca*h balance uf |1B5,OKI.OOO confronting tbo treasury question bow congestion of money In the treasury can l>e prevented. ’mertcaM. IWe etgastare U on every boa ot genau Laxative Bromo-Quinine t^u« Red Cross . luterest centers tn pritictpUs and men are Important only at they aid tn ear WR. ll**HM«l . Mml'Uflu PAINFUL Pills Ths PR1CEE1-QO falo Tlinra: rkiklreh on fire by thv biiniitm DrsiOMa CorvaioKTS act. north of Denison. Tex. The oil spout- Autuony Kittle, living on tho ■Hib. one mile north of Norris, until hb physical vunditkn u fi.r a continual: No CM UD n«Unl t> weertd. OJi-AlanUaL AddlM*. rd by the Porto Blcau legUlnlore. Un- alaugbter in the killing of Joim Car­ roll. a Saginaw telegraph operator, rv turned a verdict erf guilty. .Two Ubel suits for >20.000 each have been started against th* Grand Rapids Democrat by the Old National bank and (Mahler H. J. Hollister. Tbe*suit* car* would enable lhe railroads to compete more successfully with the electric railway*, and ho Is enthuslaatic "bn the subject Promotes DigeslioilfhrerfulnessandlksiX-offtalns neither Opunn.Morpliiiw rwrMincral. moving. caught a muskalooge it Mills I-ake which weighed M pounds. When opened a i-tlf pint bottle of bourbon wtrisky waa found Inside tho flab. Will your proclamation. patronixe the American Collar*, cuffs and shirts up in the latest style*. Prices PrtpotalionfcrAs croodamHlcgiita W. 0. Mendenhall, geologist. Is lead­ ing • United Blates exploration party of six In the deepest wild* of Alaska Gen. Corbin, Gen. Weston. Senator Dietrich and Congreestnan Kabo have sailed fur Manila from Ban Francisco A Muakegon firm get* tbo contract on an Investigating tour. for tbe addition to tbe Mt. Pleasant The Forty-third regiment, the last ot nflrmal school for 117/100. tbe volunteer* to leave the Philippines. One hundred and flvo applicants for teachers' positions In Huron coun­ transact Kilpatrick. 23 days from Maty wrote the examination*. Good judge* of the situation aaaert no a strike for a nlne-houj day and dietary, and much less by the auditor­ general ' ROCK ISLAND ■ ROUTE Tbe state democratic executive com­ mitter of Pennsylvania bos decided to hold tbo state,convention at Harris- The Kind You Have Always Bough! »- naaawkMiu. .... Summer Resorts G. F?. & I �- J chapel foil Into my baud*, and General Booth expressed a wish to purchase tbe building as tbe headquarters of tbe ar- TRY FOR IT. meets cay, Tt an enormous aacridcc.’ and when lhe completion took place his representative offered In payment long There wa* a certain Major X who dated bills, extending over several had for som* years mijvyed the reputa­ years, with Interest added. The trans­ tion of being one of tbe wildest men tn action waa at vac* completed. When India. Making a rail oo oo* uccaatoo on a tn***, ho found Captain t,wbom Monday buying lumbar and paint for her now bam al Wall lake. W. E. Pteroo route agent of the Anerioan <*»«•*» Co., wae ln Jpwn Tuesday showing tho new agent DOW to ■eant. happening to pass the window, noticed to hla surprise that Major X hrfl passed Into tbo tneesroom beyond ■nd waa applytag a tape measure to suggretlve to raa af the higher 'drafts' on the future which th* grnrral has sbandantty drawn Cor the present and turned to Hastings Wednesday, after spending a few days at D- R. Foster's. L. T. M. I* expected to start from Cad­ illac, July 13th, and will spend two weeks visitlog bls parents and friends in this vicinity and in Hastings. Mra. Bcsalo Andrus returned from Battle Creek. Thursday. and will spend her vacation el the horn* ot her pproala. Mae Kershner who has been dan­ gerously III for some time, is gaining slowly. Doctor McGuffln received a telegram Saturday noon announcing th* death of bls sister at the home of his parent* In Ixindon, Canada. Tbe doctor took ;bc. thia an odd proceeding, be mentioned It later on In the day lo Captain Z.. who took counsel and then begged a favor THEQREAT TOHK LAXATIVE It w<U cleea out th* bowels, stimulate that liver sad kidneys, strengthen ths mucova membrane* of tb* stomach, purify your blood and put you -ou your feet” again. Tour appetite will return, your bowel* move regu­ larly. your liver and kidneys cease to trouble you. your akin will dear and freshen and you win feel tbo old time energy and buoyancy. on their lips, and woe to tbe victim. Ue or she la ruined and made a public laughing stock. E’en your best friend will giggle on the sly One society girl here, a really nice gltL has lhe habit. BUCKSKIN BILL’S listing hie nepboi on account ot Mose's popularity Miss Morris persuaded the Bremen to let lew hare hltu during the company's stay In the purpose of organltiug a Junior grs. JsHaMyero of Rutland via!tod League. Mrs. J. S. Hinas one day *Roy Fuller and wifeof Hastings camp­ Cornelius Whitcomb ed at Middle lake on Mr. Durfee’* calladon trier -' landing over Sunday. Miff Michigan Central Lire Stock Yards. Detroit. July 2nd. The demand for live cattle la fairly active this week; receipts have been moderate of late. The following prices are being paid al Mrs. Adair Senter on the Town Line, Saturday. Mrs. Geo. Rafi! er and children of east Woodland visited her sister, Mrs. Cham Heise, Frid^. Win. Eee and wffespentSuoday wish her daughter, Mrs. W. 3. Barnum. Mrs. Buchanan Is visiting her broth­ Bar. Leighton Parka, relating many er. Washington Rising. anecdotes illustrating tho unvarying Mrs. I-aura Cunningham and soa sympathy and kindness which PhtUlfw George visited at J. H. Durkee's, Bun- Brooks showed to all humanity, notes to particular bls thought futoees and consideration for lhe humbler daaeea. The large Congregational chun Ailed with people Sunday afterm hear tbo program given by tbe 8 schodl. Tita church waa beau decorated tn honor of Children' ...I.'.Geo- Vler and Mlnni* Clino rol tarns Haul* Creek,Thursday, sin fteou of Grand Rapid* will Jack hero thb week. ■ Gia**, wife and danghtcrof Calt vteitod At E. P. Carpenter's one Prime steers and heifers. *4.75 @ •6.25; bandy butehera* cattle, *4.00(3 M.tKl; common, (2.76(4 *3.76; esnners’ cows, *1.60 <3 *2.60: stockars and feed­ ers dull but steady at *2.75 @ *1-00. Milch cows active at *25 (4 *46. calves active at *4.75(3*6-26Sheep and lambs, dull and lower prime spring lambs *5.00(3*5.75; mixed M.25 (« MIS; culls, *2.00 (3 *2.50. Flogs arc tho leading feature Ln this market: trade is active at the following Prime mediums. *0.00 (<J M. 10: York­ ers, M.00 (3 M.06; pigs, MAX)(3 M.10; roughs, *6.00 (3 *5.75; stags. * off. crip­ ples *1 per. Cwt. off. Farmers and Frart Growers All msmbers at the Farmers and Fruit at tbe boapltai that unites be would Growers Union will please sand their roueetM to undergo a dangerous surgi­ wan flutters to J. E. Edwards, Seo'y, cal operation bls life would probably O’Donnell, Mich. pay the forfeit Ttw evening before tbo operation was to be performed tbe mao A number of goal farm* for sale. and his wife went to see Phillips Two new milch eows—Chas. B. Bald, Brooks, whom neither of thorn knew, . •••' ’. and were received by him as kindly as win, Hastings. they bad expected. He talked soothing­ Wanted—-! good farm horse— E. E. ly to them and promised to be with Gorham. Hasting*, Mich. Will pay them the following day at the hospital, spot cash. . . ’ and he kept bla word. For sale—Flock of breeding owes.— '•All tliat their imagination had concel red of what be might be to them In I wish tojuX-ify the farmers of Barry county that I will be headquarter* fur cream separators the coming season In Hastings.-T. 8. DeMott. Good, young horse tar sale.—T. H. Senator Beveridge telle a good story sa an Indiana lawyer who waa some­ thing of • wag. Leaving bls office one afternoon. thia man stopped In Requiring 1,000 Men and Horses. For further Information Inquire of . J. E. Eowaatw, O'Donnell. Mtah. Wild HrostM, i fieri ot BatUlo ua Can Steen. Free Street Parade at 10 O’clock a. m. wohlUtlM Sail/, rata or aMas. Ahwwema* A M*»t yta. b-n«K**iter «p WILL EXHIBIT AT iph-wHd," remarked tbs lawyer. « ' "(Juft drinking!” querivd tbe prohl iitlMiM. acoating ths IbjUvr ou the bw-ysFa breath. "How ton® stacaF HASTINGS, MICH. is I _ . a. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-07-11.pdf fb03a306b989f70c1cd53395d9c1cad9 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1901. No. A THIRIHC THUNDER STORMS I SALE THIS . '; —“— THE FOURTH. jw WC give a strong, well, finished Express Wagon, made by Berry Bros, of Detroit, to the boy or girl under twelve years of age .v . f , to the amount ot money oc to Railroads. No Trains on tbo Central for Two'.Daya The first Fourth of July of the twen­ the Soldiers' and Sailors’ Picnic Asso- travol and see as much of the jrorld tieth century In this part of Michigan cdatlon of Barry County will be held In be could. After graduating from Nashville High school ha ipant J will be chiefly remembered l-ecause of soldier and sailor in Ban? county with this city the day was exceedingly quiet their families and friends should be and uneventful so tar aa celebrating present a: this encampment. The sol­ the largest dallies In that city. Before ieavlqg Chicago, which be did shortly, to join In the annua) gathering. A One program la being prepared; he purchased a "hobo outfit," Includ­ the lakes and everbody who stayed at ing a heavy black suit, black fall bat, home kept as quiet as possible. Busi­ buckskin shoes snd leggins, black neg­ ligee shirt, black lie. robber collar and ness places were all closed up and a cuffs, a pair of overalls and a jacket to more Sabbath-like quietness pro pre-­ mor ® ‘than han Babbsth-llke wear when riding trains, buckskin But In the atmosphere about and datlon will be provided. round trip, will be sold to local pointe on Michigan Central where: the trip train going and returning within the limit of Sunday. elusive, the Michigan Central will sell summer tourist tickets at greatly re­ duced rates. For particulars call at ticket office. national oousection, Detroit, July M to slxxUng heat2ftlb. and the unusual Rate *3JJS humidity for round trip Chlldren half faro. Epworth League assembly, Luding­ ton. Mich., July 25lh to Aug. 30th, rhole encampment will that every soldier, tailor and the heads GREAT REDUCTION! Limit to return Aug. 17th. Sunday Excursion Notice: Each Sun- Hay, straw formed Just the right condition.* fur a Commences Saturday,'July 13th, and ends Saturday, July 20th. Michigan Central Excursions The following interesting account of | Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, damaged and tbo Inmates consider- a Nashville boy Is taken from last Bslably shake□ up by the electric current urdsy's Grand Rapids Evening Press: ofsale dally from April 30 to Sept. 30th. Nashville. Mich., July &. For rates and particulars call at ticket From Manitoba to Mexico and Booth as reported by John Beesmer was 110 America, touching at every port be­ Inches. tween, Is a record achieved by few boys of 19 yean. But that is what baa been aocwmpllsbed by Leslie D. Flint of Nashville, a young nan born in Mtohl- the round trip. Children half fare. coffee and milk *111 be furnished free Our Pboio frame guessing I led. Caleb Garwood's hoose in Rutland VISITED THIS PART OF STATE OH ' dual Loss of so a ILOO Travwia ot a NaahviUe Bay.' travol. m much as peasibis, In true bo­ siderable south ot town. About an end buy a bodge. I-»t every loyal man, ho style. Mr. Hint has been traveling in this inch of water fell. Lightning did ift- woman and child in Barry county come and enjoy the picnic. We will take way for nearly four years, and during that time has visited every stalo and Committee. disastrous in some parts ot the county. good car® of them. Provlneee of British Columbia, Mani­ toba, Ontario and Quebec In Canada; Communication the stales of Lower Califortiia, Chi­ ho citizens* telephone and setting Hastings, July 8th, 1001. huahua, Bonora, Durango and Mexico. In the republic of Mexico; the Island of Kditlih Heualu: Will you please Cuba, the republic of Venezuela South in the building at the time but fortuprint the following!* America, ana various points in Central The "Barnum Family Association" America and the isthmus of Panama. He will tell you, if opportunity offers, prompt measures he put out the bhue has been ’eying to secure a rvduotlon bow be started to dig gold in Alaska, but found he was only a "tender-foot" Children half fare. Dates of sale July 25 to Aug. 3rd, Inclusive.. Limit to re­ turn Aug. 30th. Michigan Baptist Assembly, Orchard Lake, Mich., Aug. 13 to IE.—Rate, one fln»t-ela»s faro for round trip; children Limit to return, Aug. 18. Excursion toOttawa Beach and Grand Rapids, Sunday. July It. by special train leaving Hastings 8:50. a. m. arriving Grand Rapids 9:45 a. tn at Ottawa Beach 10:50 a. m. Leaves Ottawa Beach 0:10 p. tu. and Grand Rapids 1:10p.ru. Rate Tbo proposition of the association to co; how he was compelled to buy a pair of Grand Rapids and return 60. Children home had a more or tees interesting smaller alxeJ shoes after ba bad bathed under 12 half fare. time and, we hate no doubt, most of days’ outing in tents, meets with gener­ al favor and many outsiders will join the “Barnums” when satisfactory ar- money selling iewelry to the Mexican that they had stayed at heme. rangemema,w!tb tbo railroad compao- senoritas, and bow ho participated iu Cuban leasts. He will tell of sprinting midnight. As a downpour of water it hen "Elbow Room" and "Out of the Hurly-Burly" . . 11.00 afternoon storm, while as an electric offered us but too high rates (111:80 Adelersuddenly ceased writing. Fora display It far surpassed In brilliancy from Hastings) still prevail, fishing for crabs In the swamna of JUDOB R. B KXVM. Florida; drinking **i»ooaahlne"whukey in prices. These prices are only from Saturday, July 13th, to Saturday, July 20th. . • One large gold finish frame, regular price <2.00, now . a One dozen photo frames, 22 inches long, for four pictures, pol­ ished wood, brass corners, colors white and black, regu­ night snywhere In the whole country. 40c. For two hours lightning flashed most lar price 75c., now,........................................................... One dozen photo frames, 17 inches long, for three photos, polished wood, brass corners, colon black and giecu, regular price 50c., now ..................................................... One-half dozen photo frames, IB inches long, polished wood, ; brass corners, color white, for two photos, regular price 6fk- . now—" "■—'—■'——'I One dozen photo frames jorningle pictures, polished wood, ' * green and natural wood, reg- One-third dozen porcelain frames far single pictures, regular price 7Bo,aow..J Two dozen round double frames, gold plate guaranteed, regu­ lar price 50c., now Two dozen single frames, same as above, regular price 25c., now Two dozen single frames, same as above, regular price 25c., now. .... Two dozen single frames, square, same ss above, regular price 25c., now Four dozen celluloid frames in assorted shades, regular price 10a., now'............................................................................... Jwo dozen leatherette frames, imitation morocco, brass corners, for four photos, regular price 40c., now vividly and the crashing ot heaven's artillery was constant and awe-inspir­ ing. Not many people slept through it «JOc. all and, If the truth were told, the ma­ jority were greatly relieved when the elements got through their Fourth of July celebration. 25c. Nearly throe Inches of waler fell and the results were very apparent when .„ Three dozen, same as above, for single photo, regular price Six dozen heavy cardboard frames for single ph'otos. They were good value at 10c. We had them marked 5c. We noy price them at and its near neighbors a notice of the soldiers' and sailors’ encampment, to be held in this city August 21-S with a request that they publish it. This re­ quest was complied with by the papers nltuda of the flood. The storm was general In western Michigan and did great damage. Crops barns struck by lightning. The railroads ware very disastrously affected, especially those rad tail ngfrom Grand Rapids. Between Vermontville end Middleville on tbe Michigan Cen­ tral there were Mven- at eight big waaboote. Not a train was able to go . - _ through Hastings after the pawing of 10e tbe weelbound exprasa Thursday night until the 9:15 eastbound New York express got through Saturday * a..* i.-xa a. m. Thursday night got a little way 20c. thia side of Irving when U was stopped Two dozen, same as above, for two photos, regular price 25c., Whata the Matter With the Lake net. Behold what an arraignment ho menUoc of everything of Importance in your town, your fairs, field days, etc. This year we asked a Utile favor from your town pat>or» in making mention of our Fourth ot July celebration. 1 did of only asm • < f, your ’ School Board Committees. against the blandishments of editors, but within a'few weeks he has eomplst- Tales ot Old Turley, Evening Fuel, are wonderfully droll stories of the quaint characters tn an old-fashioned country town before the Local politics, school committee fights, lend themselves admirably to Max Adder's humorous touch, and form the ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Chas. Wardell of Louisville, Ky., is WardelL cation Monday night Dr. Fuller the Miss Florence Poucher, who is visitnew president, announced the standing committees for the ensuing year as change from the Erect to the Cadillac follows: Rules, Regulations, Text Books and Miss Grace Hougbtalln and Mlns Courses of Study —Bates, Willison, Glenns Hougbtalln are spending their Teachers, Their Kxaminatloas and Qualification*—Wootoa, Goodyear, Bar- Bush, in Kalsmaxoo. Mrs. O. D. Cooley ot Middleville, who library and Apparatus—Lamb,Wills, has been visiting at her father's, Rev. Mr. Woodin's, went to Battle Creek toSupplies, Census and Printing — O»ing and finally returned to Grand RapLevi Waters ot Prairieville lost six Buildings, Grounds Furniture and After reading this dreadful threat Janitor—Lowry, Osborn, Goodyear. Way home as best they could, some by Finance and ^ccounte —Losnhard, will feel awfully out up. For this rea- Ijowry and Harper. Mra. Mabel Hentpleman of Grand Between Nashville and this station >here were a number of long and deep J— . la the kind of favors we are to reoei from tbs liand* of your newspapers ■ ran do without them and will ask other relatives in the city. R. 1. Hendershott and Will SqulttV Jane 30, 1901. we reproduce the foltow. Ing Items which willbe c We made a mistake last fall and bought many frames. The prices made on them rpntthe next seven days are 50 UCJJl. LCDS ou get the benefit. in Tannassee; chewing sprue® gum in Maine and getting lost tn the crooked streets ot Brawn. Leslie is well posted oo all the rail­ way lines ot America and can tell many old travelers the best aad shortest route between ail Important cities. He b well acquainted with ail the princi­ pal ollies of the United Stales and has .11 >K. - ■ soenary Ln America, artlflcttlDuring his trip th met with many of ll road," and Is right the road phrase*. A Mr. Flint is In Nashville enjoying a va­ cation.” He Is now employed by dally papers In New York, Chicago and San Francisco. He says he enjovs travel­ log, but In all his trips he has never found a place that suited him as well as Michigan. oano.ol its trains being seriously af- lion two nice notices, amounting to bj. lhft Mornl. All the roads 19 lints in all, and worth, st the usual StAtT(j running out a! Grand Rapids were bad! —t by .V,* . of nl ly crippled the ■...Until washouts, some deducting the fifty een them eron worse than Iba Central. In this city about lli> telepbooss were entered Brother Hlawson really thinks so, will the court bouM tower and dsmorallzed the big clock, but did no other damage. I sod generous notice? orhgirl in and let them ,nil . costs nothing. electric launch to the blue waters ot Gun Buckskin Bill's wild west show lias 2SE it was an excellent exhibition. In fact . The Thornapple Valley Light and 01 and display of frames k(n<4 b nfhtnin<. Mr, penm* ed from Labarge to Middleville, about brother fulled little local ot only a noepla of lines." Hwnbw XM4I0WMSM.US. Ksater <tar»4ml»t u swMtao Ml City Recorder Roberta waa recently parking whue passing a �much stronger tn rouuamix* the floor. Says Alva Agre tn Natlocal Stockman. uaaung*.. JHx or erven pound* of the purest ar- Clarissa F. Roger*, Hatting*... Mnlla ou tbe market to 100 poonda of ihs diluent will not burn tbe vinos, and a itttle of this mixture sifted into tbe bud* of th* plants before any bugs scatter will do tbe work. I do not like bellows , or •‘guns’ . for applying It ShrtyAwo people in Sunfield bare They blow too much to do good work. . Probata Court. telephones and coti»e«juently frel privi­ A quari tin CU with botoe pouched In leged to give •‘cantral" a piece of.thelr Itotawof J. 8. Hinds, deeaaaed, mind when tbe line dossal work right hra*ityatal$m wred. J ~ Orley Balyeet of Lak* (Mreaa la the order appointing uniquely named young man who will iterator entered. manage tbe Freeport schools next year. Estate at c - • Mr. Balyeat bu Ju*t graduated from the state normal eobooL' ' Prairieville has a law and order B^tfDarwluMcOmber, deceased, league and folks wjll bars to behave themselves down In thst part of tbo petition for probate of will filed, hear­ Ing July 27th next. county. FortheLeaguoni will get them If they don't watch out. WHITE LOGIC a n GTx, BraS',on■ deceased, or­ Tbe ber.lt b of tbe borae depends bearing claims nmared. . Under tbe hist act ofcongress relative largely upon tbe dreniy condition ot der Estate of Mary E. Beasley, deceased, DWIN FORREST was once drilling a stupid to pension* U> widow* peered March 3rd, hla akin. On this account regular order aaalgnlng real relate entered and 10)1. Mr*. HannahHhroaU of Woodland discharge baued to Frederic* J. Bees­ ‘‘•upcr.” In despair Forrest exclaimed: filed her claims April 22nd, tbe psnrioa grooming U very essential. Even when the pigs are on good pea ley axacuior. was granted June 17th and on July 2nd “Can’t you say it as I do ?” “No," said she received her first monthly payment turn it wtu pay tn provide them with a good clean shelter under which they the than; “if I could, would I be working* can lie when they desire to sleep. One advantage In early and thecougb for $5.00 a week?” If you asked a cheap yellow Goovyo Hall io William Nowd, 20a cultl'atlon la that It ahis mnterl*!!.- in soap to do the work of Ivory Soap the reply making tbe plant food to the soil avall- MW 2t) Jobuiuiwn, *350. Charles A. Banfield to Ellas and Win. able for tbe use of tbe plants. might well be: “ H I could, would I sell for half as Wltb all newly set small fruit plants H. Gray, lota Middleville, (1000. Emily Crouch to Lester Webb, 3a «®c and tree* It will nreriy always be 26 Hatting*, M0. much ? ” Ivory Soap, being pure, costs money, but found advisable to cultivate tborougbValentine Lelos to Hattie IL Nesbit, ly during tbe eariy part of tbe growing lot In Grant's second addition to Hast­ not more than a pure soap has to cost ings, MUO. Trynbena Delong to Charles L. Carr, »Ca*iltton, CT*». William L. Thomas et al. to Cloid A. Ulah, lIKh* ace Hl Woodland, *10,400. Levant A. Mo I n tyre to Etto Nichols, ItiOa sec 34 Carlton, H,0UO. | And this is the really great issue pre­ QCTT claims. Carrot Oplilor. ' aented now. Shall our written consti­ Emily Crouch to Tryphena Delong, tution be overstepped? Shall we more on to tbe British system of practically unbridled authority? la it true that Tho Passing of the School Master. we have wasted a century in the de­ TWIN TROUBLES. lusion that a written constitution can "The primary achooi t* today absolute­ be enforced and that It 1* a safeguard They are Often Toget herThesc Days. of popular liberty? We'cannot rerape , ly monopolised by women teachers, and from this questionIt is true that pub ­ They Work Havoc all Over tbe ' In tbe high echoo! they have the over­ whelming majority," »er» Frofrasor lic thought may be diverted from it to Country end In Hastings dream* of commercial aggrandisement, u> visions of carrying civilisation to ' 10 weeks old. fee-1 regularly tow times Weak, nervous, toe digestion cut of benighted nation*, to selfish hopes of per day at least and pro ride trit, shells order—that la what all* a boat of people. to rapport a family, she can work for a borines* advantage, but whale.or issue and plant; ot tmb drinking water. It cornea In tide way—Ural from over­ smaller salary, and thus, aa In the mills, may bo uppermost in tile mind of the ths men tend more toward tbe place* icur he ia going to vote ou thia ques­ work or other rousts, the nerve* are forwhtch women are not strong enough; tion of preservation of the constitution, Imrdened beyond endurance, nerve la tbe schools, too, femsld competition and this question of engrafting a co­ waste is not replaced, nerve force U must. If no b*h is called, bring down lonial system on our government, not ralarire to a point from which ins sup­ by due amendment, but by act. of con­ weakened, then the suxueeb lose* ite porter of the family mutt retreat. It gress and supreme court decision. nerve controllug power and indigestion would be, of course, in both raacs better follows with falllog strength. When U the. earning* ware larger, and more 00 per cant moisture. 1 to 1.5 par root first Dr. A. W. Chase'a Nerve Pill* camo men were thus enabled to support f*mnitrogen and XO to .75 per cent each to Hastings people could hardly be con­ Ufee, while in the school room, as in tbe po'aab and pboapborlc acid. When vinced that thia great medicine would mill, the famala oom ped tor brings the earning* down to*point wheretbe man U too ixwr to marry her—* imwl re­ grettable Mate of affair*. But the *oonotnio ride la here not so Important as the effect oo clvUixatlon Even grant­ ing what I am no* at all ready tograut. Church street, Hastings, Mich., nay*: that woman's work, prof erred because "When the food doe* not digest, rests it to cheaper to tbe commuuiiy, is luat aa good as man's work, ran it be with­ heavy and distresses one after eating It pounds ground rock or SOO pound* *la< create* a genuine feeling of unreal and out danger that the male youth of this ootratry, up to. the eighteenth year, are and 100 pound.’ mt-riate or 400 pound* educated by unmarried women? Is It •ratnit. which wUl (Ivo you * food fer- nervousness. Tide ws* my condition when I began to lake Dr. A. W. Chase'* a point to be dla-utaed at all that -na*UUxer for many crop*. ct*Mt manhood requires for right de. woold not anpoinl him. It Is attempted Nerve Fill* I got st W. H. Goody ear'* valopm«nl manly Inspiration, direction to excuse the blunder on the grouud drug store. Now 1 can eat well, the and control'1 Where will this end? that Judson was instrumental In secur­ Momach la In good *hape and 1 feel That very soon no male aebool-teacher ing the governor'* nomination at Grand while tbe young turkey* are out forag­ strong and vigorous. I can strongly of goo! quality will survive to certain, Rapid*, but if this to to be taken as the but there te no reason to expect that It lest the governor should have appoint­ ing drive them to their coopa. If any recommend the pill*.*' will *toj> there Wo have already to­ ed hla own bank account to tbe fattest get chilled end referee to eat, take them Dr. A. W. Chase’* Neryo 1111a are day more than sixty percent of girls office ou Che iob. Il to a trifle Mrang* to tbe bouse, dry and warm them thor­ sold st 50c* box st dealer* tw Dr. A. W. ttMmg tbe upoer high school claecea, that U has taken the governor nearly a oughly. return to tbe mother and give i’haao Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. V. Hee and this dlsjirojKirtion mutt Increase. year to realise the obligation which he a good feed with plenty of red pepper Must we not expect that In the same was under to Judson, and that he only White Man Turned Yellow. or ginger mixed lu. Where Inacct for­ that portrait and signature of A. W. way iu which tbo lost thirty years have •aw the light after Senator Atwood and Chase, M. D. are on every package. banded the teacher'* profession over to District Attorney Gordon had labored Great noneternation we* fell by Ute age la abundant turkey* will pick tbe tbe Women, the next thirty year* will with him far Into the night on several friend* of M. A. Hogarty of Ts-ving’nn, greater part of their living for thre* pql,U.e ministry, the medical calling, ooMrion*. —L*u»lag Journal. Ky., when they saw. he was turning and, finally, the bar alao into her evuSOU. yellow. His akin slowly ohugvd color, ttw To *ay that thia to not to be foaralao bls eye*, and he suffered terribly. ad becatwe II has never happened anyHi* malady was yellow jaundice, if* feat, but they abould always have a nytonolongerau argument, Ot, 1 bandful of grain at night even If they forema u of -Big Six" Fire company, roots borne wltb foil crop*.—American took a fancy to a picture it a royal ccnaequaoce ot the thorough mu bl na­ Bengal tiger in the Oftleo. Tweed tion among the railroad* and other financial Internets which control the production and transportation of an­ thracite coal, al more than 84,000,000 a month. That is to say the ear Ing which might be ooumed upon if there were effective competition in the mining and route* Into proUtabla bearing, whleh distribution of the only kind c,f oral ««. Will take not raoeb lean than ten yarns ■irabln for domrttlc use in stoves and It will be tbo part of wisdom to pre­ furnaces would 1-e about AX).0<ri,ute) a pare for the new one. Tbe beat stt* year. Yet there are men who try to ibould be aelected — not among old convince themaalvcw that the frotts of tnooonoly are low prices to consumer* treea, but a new place, and tbe nearer and the uramotlon t>< the general wel­ fare!-Cleveland Lettler (Rep.). aril! be excluded. Plowing should be Krause's Headache Cepxulew Tor lafiuiU and Childrar. done before planting, and manuring. If were the dr»t headache capsule* put necessary, before plowing. on the mark*L Their tmtnodltto *uoore* resulted In s host of Imitatiow, evo—Ins, chloral, morphine Flaming I* best dons at ones if there ou* drug*, purporting •od." Avoid there Imf- Is nothing In th* way. >nd tbs earlier rist on your having tree* can be planted tb» fetter after speedily cure Uie mo*: the will twromss sidBclenily dry to — -ul leave no bad after effacte. Price 28c. Sold by W. H. Good- properly earn) for planting ran bo dona and baa burn done time a mi again with perfect success aa lai* as the middle of May. Tree, tbe hspbaxard system of AH membra of the Farmer* and Fmlt planting followed by some would not Growers Union will please Mind their want letters to J. E. Edwards, Sw.’y, O'DouueU, Mich. uwSS’.S ^ CASTOR IA hiltt Yw Hmbnrt Wt Farmers and Fruit Growers A number of good form* for saltt Twq new milch cow* - Ch**, fl. Bald­ win, Hasting*. Wanted-1 good farm home—E. E. Gorham, Hasting*. Mich. Will p*y I wish to notify the farmer* of Barry county that I will lx- hewMuarrere f.xernam repaniu.re the coming eaax.it In Does it seem dry ai lifeless? Give your hair chance.: Feed The roots are n< because they starved—that’s al The RAW best AWKJ hair rW food I your hair to die use Ayer’e Heir Vigor once a day. U tuUea the hair ww, steps falling, ana cures dan­ druff. It always restores color to gray or faded hair; it never fails. E. G. diggers, patent lawyer Wash­ ington. D t'„ whose kd appears in one columns, b an attorney of twenty-one years active practice and to well rocon*nisndod to ua. His rating will be found In Don'* and Bradstreet's reports, as he own* the Inventive Age. Ha has •cut u* applicailon blanks and other papers, and inventors who are Intend­ ing to apply for patents, would save time by ralllog al this office and get­ ting tbe paj^r* before presenting their applications through any other source. itarting in the feet or ankles comes from a weak or diseased heart—a heart that cannot keep op the circuhtion. The blood then settles in the k>Wer limbs where the watery portions ooze out into surrounding tissues causing bloat and swelling. The heart must be strengthened and built up before the dropgy can be cured to stay; and the best of all heart medicines *• Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure. "My heart was weak, and It caused my limbs to bloat so that I could not gst Into my clothes Six bottles of Dr. MHm* Heart Cure made my heart strong and the bloat all went away." M. W. Fall, Albia, Iowa. Dr. Miles' Heart Cose gives new strength to the heart, regulates the circulation, stimu­ lates the digestion and restores health. Sold by druggists on a guarantee. Dr. Mlles Medical Ox, Elkhart, Xnd. �• In an article th Tbe ITalrto Mr. H. H. Pitch of lowa“-J problem "How Khali 1 HlgbwaysF Ho says: No* by running In debt Inti tfluMit lillml But Through &. Telescope. Tki Clunit la the dty to BUSBY BROS.'BATH ROODS Up-to-date Tonsori al Work. I know that most of tbe picnickers bad passed, but was sure I eonld head off tbeDu La re. aa I caught tight of them at Intervals, and they were sill! lagging far behind. Opposite tbe spot Where.I'rested the west path ran over a cliff, making the highest point along tbe ravine. From the top of that cliff to tbo bod of the ravine waa folly 73 feeL Though my eyesight was good. I pad brought along my binoculars, and as 1 rested I focused them ou tbe dis- tnand cannot be met without roads suitable for light vehicles at ail am­ entia of tbo year, under all conditions $15,000 in Cash TO BE GIVEN AWAY ZOOO.OOO.vms x/1 RECKON, IN OHIO, f MASS., AND IOWA. I WHAT DO YOU ESTIMATE? HASTINGS HERALD and you will receive a certificate, which will entitle vun to pardcipato In tbe distribution of the 415,000 to be awarded by tho Prom Publishing Association uf Detroit, Minh . to those making the ncerret estimates of the official vote for governor in the states of Ohio, Massachusetts and lows, to be determlucd by tbo elec­ tion bald on tho nth day of November, 1901. Wo have made arrangements with the Press Publishing Autocisdon of Detroit, Mich., to enable our subscribers to participate In tho distribution of these magnificent prixes, amounting to 115,000. OUR OFFER. YOUR ESTIMATE. and draw u into tbe center and place the roadbed In tin proper form for con­ veying tbe water to tbe ditches and turn and requested tbe last of them to place tbs pack Io tba soup tureen and put tbe cover on. Tnralog to tba lady VALUABLE INFORMATION Prim fi bi AnrM u Fillm: jaoo .1.672,01 . 1,AM,*10 Increase 9.56 pet-Gobi .1,616,422 decrease 4.04 per cent .1,633,887 “ 6.10 per cent .1,570,432 Increase 2.77 per cant LOW " 22X1 per cent .1,572,109 decrease 18.40 per cant .1,532,540 “ 153 percent ,1,653380 Increase 7.80 per cant .1,906,610 . 18.88 per cent supervisor district and. tf tba >o elect, of making all tbo ya bls In money. Township- SSDOCOO . 2,500.00 . 1,000.00 went off into a fit of weeping and Umsntlng. and It was easy to realise bls mental sufferings. 1 was helpless lo .piled. "You are. that was a peek of my own. and there were 52 acta of spades Io IL"-Exchange. n,000.00 ly. He wanted a deeper revenge than that of Mating tala wife off and abating ■ part of tbe public scandal I had a Beat at the same table wltb tbo couple, and that evening at dinner I watched SUBSCRIPTION BLANK. Ing ber again. Tbe young wife bad brightened np and looked cheerful and animated, and I road tbo story very clearly. On returning from tbe dell ba had “made up" with bar. and ebe bad bren deceived Into believing that be bad forgivcu- Thai bo waa playing ber false waa plain from a look or two of bla when she waa not observing. I aaw hla mouth harden, bls eyea Bash, TLst evening Ibero were music and soag. and Huber and hla wife partici­ te ted with apparent enjoyment six! were quit* loving toward each other. Before tbo party broke up for the night It waa suggested that we go to a eee- required the entire rued tax to be paid In money. It might be better to give the care and tbe expenditure of tba highway foods to the county board of supervisors, permitting them io expend tn tbe several townships all tbe taxes raised in tbe township by contract foe new grades and ibe maintaining . Ill. good order all grades already made, contracting for graveling tho grades were reciting to Profreaor but of the Blank university one day when tbe question of tbe "split Infinitive" camo up, and tbe professor took occaalou to condemn to strong terms tbe practice much better highways. A more Jost method of taxation whereby tbe prop­ erty of all tbo people, toodboldera aud railroads, telegraph, telephone sad all other public utilities, are made to pay tbelr Just proportion of tbe taxes by an “But. professor." argued one of tho assessment of their properties accord­ pupils, "a distinguished authority ing to their cash oe selling value, tbe I naming him) baa juxt publlxbed on asms aa a farm or the merchant's article In one of the taagaalnes In stock of goods or the capita) of a bank, which be defends tbo split Infinitive’ " will aid materially In equalising ths “I know It." replied tbe profeeoor. burdens of making and maintaining most glaringly heterodox man In pro­ rep* und tbe must rigid orthodox In example I ever saw." Au ounce of "do" la worth a pound of “aay."—Youth's Companion. We are all familiar with the gentle­ man who used a famous soap “two years ago. sines wbcw 1 have need no other." Tbo experienree of a lady dopoattor In Ibe PeatoKke Savings bank have voids points of rvatmblatks. Bbe waa apparently unable to wrtta. but ber marriage rertificete bore a written tor. tbe besutitUcs of ths petite high­ ways are thoroughly satisfied with tbs treatment accorded them by congress, all things and eQ appropriations eca- �Pianos The experiment of governing an alien and inferior people which tho United States la undertaking In the Philippine*, reached an important stage on the fourth of July when Judge Taft duties of civil governor of the hhnda President McKinley b now the ruler, through hb representative, Governor Taft, of ten million subject people, This b certainly a Strange position for an American president to occupy and one which, It may well be believed, would have been astounding to the frameroof FAMOUS UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, Made by Behr Bros. New York City. 1T Was rosily touching to see bow those Wayne county supervisors bad to drown tbelr sorrow while in New York ou tbelr funeral mission by going down to Coney Island and seeing the “sigh^" of Gotham. Michigan Central Live Stock Yard*. Detroit. July (th. Tho demand fa* Uro cattle b fairly active this week; receipts have been moderate of late. The following prices are being paid al the Detroit Live Stock Market: r-ta. Ma Mlhn. H1» 0 *5-»;.rbaady b5itchert'cauie, KWg (4^0; common, (3.76 © (3.70; caanan' cows. (1.50(3 (2-50; riooker* and feed­ er* dull at (2.75 (g M.00. Milch cow* active st (25 3 •15. calves active at (6.00 (3 (8.50. •We notice that since tbe monument­ al Staab In Philadelphia camo to light, tho republican paper, have been heap­ ing very quiet la regard to alleged hroeny in Tam many Hath Of course, republicans all claim that tho good crop* were duo to McKinley, but we don’t blame them. If we had congress has placed these new power* । gotten In, we should have placed them In the hands of the president and he b to Bryan's credit. now exercising these extra-constitution.1 al functions through tbe clvl) governor whom ho has appointed to carry out his policy. It b perhaps useless to consider at the present time tho causes or the responsibility for tbo rituatfa Tho country being confronted by a condition and not a theory h obliged to act, and tbo course which b being pursued may bo the best way out of tbo difficulty. Il La but fair to assumo that Mr. McKlnloy fa sincerely anxious toglve tho Filipino* Primo mediums, *5.W @ (5.06; York­ er*. *5.90 (d (6.95; pigs, (5.90(3 (5.96; roughs, (5.00<3 (5.50; stage, I off, crip­ ples (1 per, cwt. off. CASTOR IA For Infants and (Jhlldren, Get McCoy's prices. ibto with tbo welfare of the people gov­ erned- in Judge Taft ho will no doubt have as competent and judicious an agent as he nouid find, under whose ad­ Tho gathering of the leading twh- ministration the affairs of the Fillplnoa en ot the country In annual convention will be carefully conserved, so tar aa It at Detroit will lead. as II usually due*. Is possible to conserve them under a colonial system of government methods knd Ideas ol teaching. Some­ But after a) I this Is said, there cannot what curiously there Is a disposition to help but existing In tbo minds of find bull with our system of universal thoughtful Americans, who hive the principles that hare ui&de thUrepublic tbe great exemplar to all tba world, a feeling of regret that such so Inconsist­ thing for the poor II ent task should have been put upon the longing, and .mbithr American people, and of apprehension CITY MARKETS. Hi KIm Ym Han Ahnji BHfit Sale of Summer Good. Moved byReid that'the city be put to tho expense of pumping water out of cellar of Estelle Rathburn caused by washout In street. Lost A yea, C. F. Brooks, Reed. Nayea, F. C. Brooks. Bronsou, Warner Moved by F. C. Brooks that chair Our entire stock of fine dimities at following prices: 18c. Dimities, 12 15c. Dimities, 10c. SI.00 val , lion In our high schools and college* ex­ pect to make their living by tbelr wlto and not by their bands. They crowd into the profession a or soak burin cm petitions and avoid the work bench, tbe abop and the farm. They have no teste, so aptitude for manual labor. If wo educate all our children with similar results, who Is to do the phyri- self-government which we claim for ourselves, without Impairing our once high regard for the principle* of the dechralioo of Independence? Wilt we not forfeit the esteem In which ail o}>preeaed people*struggling fa tbelr pol­ itical rights have heretofore held us? In a word, will we not low the greatest power that we have always hail- tho moral power of our position and becotnb no longer an Inspiration to the nations? In such questions as these we are led to see tho danger of our Philippine ex­ periment and all good Americans will pray that it may bo safely passed. alues, 50c. THE J. S. GOODYEAR CO. HASTINGS, MICH. artmetit be Instructed to pul wires of re alarm system Iu working order. Car rlcd. Ayes, C. P. Brooks, F. C. Brooke. of the vast array of toilers are made un­ Bronsou. Heed. Warner. fit and unwilling, by their education, to Moved by Brooks F. C. that chair man of sidewalk committee be Instruct­ take their parents' place*, who will sup­ ed to have concrete walk put In on ply tho industrial noccasltloa of tbe fu­ ■cuth side of Michigan A«e. bridge. ture? Evidently tbo world's work will Carried. Ayea, C. F. Brooks. F. C. Brooks. Bronsou, Heed, Warner. have to go on In tbe future as it has In Moved by Brod that a cement walk the past, and tbe majority of men and be built aero** alley from Kelley's ahop j----- ----- --------- - ------ --women will bare to do it, whether they A story has just been started from to connect with walk built by National 1 dc*P bvrtba of !*c* so long that It looka are willing or not. Tbe question thou Now York to tbe effect that during the bank. Carried. Ayea, C. F. Brook*,! Uk* a bolero Jacket With thb gown are woro a black chiffon belt and sash, the recurs, why educate them, if education last presidential campaign Agulnaido F. C. Brooks,Bronaon, Reed Warner. makes them discontented and unhappy? sent eunwm emissaries to Mr. offering tsw w nr. Bryan, uryao, oticnug The answer seems to us to bo this:1 to>*urrender unconditionally In case of Education of the right kind will not democratic suoce** and proposing to make our youth discontented and un­ contribute (100,000 out of tbo Insurgent happy because they hare to toil, and If fund, to the democratic campaign fund. our present educations] methods sre Mr. Bryan, It is said, refused abaoluteproducing such effects, Ibero I* some­ ly to have anything to do with Aguinthing wrong In the methods, not In edu­ aide's scheme, informing the tn ease ncation per so. A general diffusion of gen that the democratic party oouid intelligence and culture la one of the bare nothing to do with Agulnaido’* most desirable things in tho world. ■chemo, Informing the meteengtr that Thechlldron of the tolling millions of lite democratic party could have no ' this land are entitled to the «arao edu­ dealing# or bargains, directly or Indi­ catlocal privileges, so far m tbe public rectly, openly or covertly, with men Mhoobcan confer thorn, as the children bearing arm* against the authority of of Uta rich. Education in fact Is the greatest safeguard of the poor against Whether tbe story Is true or not It encroachments on their rights and in- bean tbe Impresa of probability, and tertste It cannot Ims token from them undoubtedly represents what Mr. Bry­ and it ought not to bo. , Tho flrst duty an would do in such a case. HowevSr Gt the public schools Is to Inculcate right the great democratic loader may have and wholesome notion* of life. Toll, sympathised with a people struggling •van the lowliem, ought to bo dignified for their independence, ho would scorn by Pur aobools, and false notion* of to do no unpat rlotlc a thing aa tbe Fili­ honor and succcm dispelled. pino delfgaus proposed.. And If the Il should bathe mission of our schools democratic party had won the election and college* to leach the dignity and there h no doubt that tho honor of the uaefulnou of labor, as something to be American flag would bare been de­ preferred to tbo most elegant leisure, fended just a* strenuously under Mr. and to eliminate whatever tend* to Bryan as under Mr. MaKinley. Ameri­ make manual toil repugnant and db- cans may light one another fiercely on taatofui to tho young. the stump and in the pre** and in poBut whan thb work Is accomplished Utical bodies, but when it conns to de­ there will still remains a powerful in­ fending the flag they are a unit. fluence to repel educated young men and women front the fluid of manual Tub republicans are greatly worked Uber. That Influence I» the feeling up over the pension commlsdnnor tight. that toil, skilled as well as unskilled, They don’t know whether to praise tho doos not bring iu just remuneration, m preaid ent for his courage In resisting compared with the professions or norn- tbe unwarranted demands of the pen­ inaniial jiunmiu. I f ths shoemaker, the sion attorney shark, and retaining Mr. iVM’panter, the blacksmith and tbo ma- Evans, or to praise him fur bb love fa duals! reoalvsd aa much coinpeusatiou ter tbelr worit aa the book-kespar, the bank raahlw or the insurance agent there b no reason to believe that ths IT mow seams that literally hundreds farnw would ba wfchewed by our vdu- of British oftcan and men fare been Among th* revivals of old fashion* twtod young men any more titan the lat- iifat fa treschnry or cowardfa In South for tbe uew century nouo fa mor* du­ Africa sad returned as dead from ‘ ‘mu* ' el Jed than the fancy for old Jewelry, tbe alder and quainter tbo batter. OM S goldsmlilis arv reproducing antique kwelry. and tn England the pawn­ broker*' shop* are ransacked for what uu the luoltlug pot-kra Wmm P. Bandy In Woman's Home Stwpanba ........ _....... ; . THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN Boilers Refined, Cylinders Rebored, Boilers Patched, Smoke Stacks Made, Engines Repaired, All Kinds of Casting Done. EARLY & BURNS It’s Always a Worlds Our third great cut price shoe sale be­ gins today. Any $5 Shoe is for $3.50 and others in proportion. They're extraordinary shoes at much less than ordinary prices. . It’s the quality that attracts and the price that sells. You have the pick of one of the largest shoe stocks in Barry county. We have Oxford Ties to tic to. $350 Oxford for $2.75. That Respectfully, C. H. OSBORN �To Mr. and Mrs. Dea Cooley of the I* vteltlng ralativea inthlscity. Stale road, Sunday night, a daughter. Ml** Mary Covert of Lowell I. visit­ Mrs. EUm Hayden of Grand Rapids, ing Mr. aad Mr*. H. J. Chrtetma*. ba* been >lak for * long time, isroportFor bargains In new and second band furniture aee Miller * Wright, South Ret. Bldnay Backwl MIm Nellie Pryor baa accepted a pool- K. F- Blake, wife and son Glenn of Middleville spent Bunday in this city. BaUy. Mln Maude Ryan went to Marshall yesterday to *pend several daya viiitlug ' - . Harry Walldorf and family are on tbelr way to Albion today, with Lorso and buggy. • George Buell of Tipton, Lenawee county, Visited friends near thia city R.- orcrSunday. , . I Wanted—Woman to do house work iB small family on farm Apply al ? The annual summer meeting of tbe K Plainwell Driving A**oclat'on will bo held July 18 and 19. The backbone of the hot spell w«* .■ broken Saturday night and Sunday wa* - cool and comfortable. v, Wanted—Good boy to learn barber plead. Bvbdy Bjtat. Superintendent Hayden is In Detroit this week attending the National Edu­ cational Ainoclatlon convention. - Do not forgot Michigan Central eacuralon train leaves flutings 8;W a. m. for Grand Rapid* and Ottawa Bcoeb. . Cheater Wetzel and Arabia Czrpeci- year A Son' store formerly occupied by Walter IL Eaton. Inquire of J. H. Mra. Frank Chalker and «on Roy ot netday afternoon to spend tho balance of the summer. All fifteen or thirty day Pan-Ameri­ can ticket* will be honored one way— either d^ctlun’-vvl* boot between De­ troit sad Buffalo. ' After the board of education adjourn­ ed Monday night the members were In­ vited to Dr. Fuller's bouse and treated Gilbert Striker has moved from his farm residence Into the city, occupying vacated by Dr. Waddle. Nixon and wife, all of Charlotte, are supping at the Hotel Doyle, Acker's ' Tho H«aald la in receipt of a letter Cruces, N. M-, asking to have his paper The Presbyterian Sunday school will picnic at Thoruapple lake next Wod- Mr*. Robert Ironside is (pending a -■ JARS AND JARS I Canada. Rapids, was in the city yesterday. Mia Nina DoPlante went to Traverse Rutland. Augustus Atkina, of Butte, Montana, position a* attendant in the asylum. t* rUltlng bl* grandmother, Mr*. Al- & Past Supreme Chancellor Colgrove kin* In this city. '4' went to Chicago Monday, to attend a Mrs. Woodin ha* been viriting her special issilon of tho supreme lodge. daughter, Mra. Dr. Bell, in Albion dur- ’ L For first cl*** upholstering, rofinlabIng, repairing or cabinet making see The democratic convention of Ohio ' r Miller A Wright, South Jefferson Bl yesterday nominated Col. James Kil­ Miss Gertrude SUngerland, who ha* bourne, of Columbus, for governor. been teaching at Elyria, O., the past Frank J. Maus of Kalamazoo, accom­ year, arrived home yesterday morning. panied by hla friend, Roland Fairchild, Mrs. G. Q. Nichol*of SL Louis, Mich., I* visiting bls parents, Mr, and Mrs. J. and daughter, Mlaa Carolina, of Dett Mt, The funeral of Mrs. Ed. Wilkinson, Miss Rosa Hall of Grand Rapids, who who died st Kalamazoo la*t Satur­ has been visiting Mies Emm* Pllug for day, wa* held at Prairieville Monday. Deceased wa* a sixer of Eugene Shedd Mra Henry Lewis was called u> Pe­ of Prairieville township. utoskey, Tuesday, on account of the ill. Judge Clement Smith and wife extie** of her daughter, Mra, Herbert Davis. cific coast, to moot their daughter, Mias '.‘r So* In our window line of die proof Gertrude, who is expected to sail from Nagasaki on the transport Meade about fn; etc., cheap and good- Hamh * Van- tho twelfth or thirteenth instant Armas.'. Last night at the homo of tho bride, C. 8. VanAuken, state evangelist of occurred the marriage of James Water, Illinois, will give a steroopUcan lecture nf this city, to MIm Bedinghouse, of at Presbyterian church next Sunday Grand Rapids. When the bridal party returned on tho midnight train, they evening. found a party of friends awaiting them ■bow window* were appropriately deco- who had gathered to welcome Mr. and Mrs. Waters to thoir now homo. Tho Herald join In extending congrauday of the funeral. latioos. There will be a The remain* of Auguxus Atkins, who was a soldier in the civil war and* died in >862 while in the service, were tho E. A. degree brought boro from Keokuk, la. where Mra. If. H. Burns and children went they had boon interred In a governto Crawfordsville, lnd„ Tuesday alternoon to spend a month with Mrs. Burn*’ evening at six o'clock they werere<»mmitted to Macher Earth iu Riverside Frank Dlllbahner of Chicago, who cemetery, Rev. Jamro A. Brown read­ * brought hi* wife's remains back to her ing tho committal service of the church - . ** burial, was in the city Tuesday ber ot the 2nd Michigan Cavalry, being Mr. and Mrs. John Cameron of Torch Lake are the parent* of a boy that came this city, still survives him. formerly Mis* Effio Salisbury at thia city.' In the Thoruapple Lake drain matter Mr. ami Mra. H fc. Hall and daugh. there teems to l>e considerable difficulty ter, Bessie, arrived homo from Bowen, Ky;, Tuesday morning Mr. Hall after vine Parker, through her attorney, making a visit at home will return to Fred W. Walker, has demanded Kentucky, but his family will remain drain and if Its decision should bo In The Farmers and Fruit G>uwcra tbe affirmative, to assess the proper Union will hold a meeting at the court damages. Accordingly a jury has been house Saturday afternoon at two impaneled consisting of the following o'clock. The main business of tbe persons: Norman Latham, Baltimore; meeting will be to make arrangements John Wickham, Oscar L. Spencer, Hi* ram rogers. Jay Carpenter, Lafayette Knowlc*, Carlton; Homer Batov, Eu­ gene Sisson, Irving; Charles Olner, day ot next wCf-k, July 17, In the church Rutland; Lorenzo Maus, George Abbey, Frank Rorabeck, city. Prosecuting Attorney C. H. Thomas port to the attorney general for alx months ending June 30th, 1901, In which It appear* that there have been 63 proaoculion* In the county during that Utas Of thia number » fere convicted, u were aoqdltced, 4 were nolle pressed, 3 were dismissed on ex­ amination and 6 either settled or wero dlamlMed by the court or remanded t< Mrs. Rebecca Babcock, wife of John parental custody by the county agent. No very serious case* developed during Amerioan exposition. second ward la»t Friday, aged <3 years, this six month*. The two most numerThe tie-up of train* on the Michigan 5 months and 27 days. .Mrs. Babcock Central, Friday and Saturday, shut out has lived in this community for many plnyee had a quiet time during thow funeral waa hold. Saturday. prison but 11 wore given either a jail Milan Walldorff, or “Dad" i •2M.A5 waa either turned over to tbe county or went to pay officer*’ coat* and turned from hl* sojourn at Wall lake the abuse of waler privilege! durmtteh improved In health. denounce* the appointment of Benja­ all good citizen* will cheerfully comply min 8. Wing ot Prairieville to a position with the rules. under the Mate tex commission, a* a menclug July 29 and lasting ten d*ya. Wo arc sorry to learn that Charles "wrong to the republican party of Barry county." It acouae* Mr. Wing, C.G. Wade and E. J. Edger instructors. recently to take a rammer ooursaln Indirectly, of having taken “860.00 from Columbia college, has been compelled the promoters,uf a certain candidate have been living at Bturgis for the last by III health lonbandmt hl* purpose. Ho two years, have Uw>u visiting friends Iim glide instead to Jekyl Island, off the instead of rendering the services, urg­ ing “tbo claim* of another candidate in this vicinity tor a tgw days.. They ' within a week after accepting tho will return to Middleville, their fonder ' money." It -what tbo Banner rays Editor John H. Dennis of the Journal about Mr. Wing ia true, it* denunci. attended th* reunion at hl* regiment, alloc I* deserved. Hie Herald ia not the Sixth Michigan cavalry, at Ionia prepared to discuss Mr. Wing's fitness last Thursday. About fifty veteran* pointed. The Barry County Graphic, published at Dolton, wo notice, comes to the defense of Wing. But the que»tioa which Interest* tho Herald uoel doesn't include tho candidate for gat­ ing? Won't . tbe intereat ewrupi wMbada ft* it* article implies wato uaxl. la it quite fair and square ** ♦ * ♦ ♦ * * 001 ‘laFt arc whflt y°° waut now wbir J I UH JUI > STONE FRUIT JARS are the lateit device I2iif nwi for canning fruit No more stivers of glass in your fruit; no more breakage, for the reason that the ware is much stronger than in any other jar made and boiling fruit will not effect it A great labor saving device because there is no screwing down the tops on hot cans. This is the Only Perfect Self-Sealing Jar On the market. It excludes all light which is injurious to high-colored fruits and vegetables. Wc also have the MASON FRUIT JARS in best quality of glass and rubbers. L E STAUFFER, rf”P rf”t”P+rf’rf’+rf’rf’rf’rf’X JC rf”P Mining Co. Persons dealring to go to Pan-Ameri­ A nlno-year-old Grand Rapid* boy, can exposition at Buffalo In day time Bertie Lyzeu, earned a round trip ticket to Harbor §prings,aby suggesting the leaving Hastings 7:62 a. m. arriving at best name for the G. R. A I. Ry. Co'*, Buffalo 8:10 p. m. train No. 1. Out of nearly 3,000 names MIm Anna Darner of Buffalo has been received Master Lyzeu's, “The North- by her friend Miss Mario Simons Croak. - we have k)O\i; * Yes, have again resorted to the knife; we have cut just one-fourth off the price of our SHIRT WAISTS * ♦ Every garment we have in stock included in this sale; all go at Indies' 60 ct Waists now I-adtcs’ 75 ct Waists now Indies. Waists now Indies' $1.25 Waists now 37 56c. 75c. $1.12%. Truly it is lo your interest to keep in touch with this store, so many pleasant surprises in store both in prices and quality. HOGLE E TWO STORES iC 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* # iiiiiiiftdtiiHiiiiiii ’iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-iitiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiimiiiihiii'iumiiiHiHii lIIUimillilUIUIII|llllllll,!| INII.'IUM: jE j T. R. Pancoast, JEWELRY RICH CUT GLASS ... FINE CHINA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. Dtitcnvt eyesiflbt. ....An Up-to-Date Stock and Reasonable Prices. Corrected by Properly Fitted Lenses. sI I I■ �IIES A IglLLlONAIRE. New York. July ».-Pl*rTe Lorillard, Who haa been flgkUng torilfa U»< ha arrived In thia dty on the Deutsch­ land last Thursday, peaaed away ahortly after 1 o'clock p. m. in the Fifth Ayuna hold. Ha had breo In a semlpomatoae condition for hours and tho «pd waa peaceful. Mra. Lorillard waa not at th. badalda of her husband whan death claimed bln*, but all ths and Ptorro HI. and Mr. and Mrs T Buffoin Taller and Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ liam Kant kept to the end tb* vigil BAIR IS AGAIN SECRETARY. go to th. offlre slooa. Wbm. ba has regtai rred and been assigned a room, ba should go and grt ber. . -•WbM tbo boy baa shown them the room, tbe guest should tux hesitate to say ao If be does not like IL There are doubtless otbore amply, and it ta tba elertt's place to try to pleaaa. Another great blunder ta not to ask th. prire of th. room before looking at every hour waa occupied with •«'!«• some where. Much disappointment waa Mt because Raw. J. Wilbur Chap­ man cf New York City contd not conduet tho meeting at tho Central Chris­ tian church, and no service was held there. Dr. Chapman la seriously 111 at hta country home st Winona Lake, Ind. Rar. Flcyd Tompkins ot Phila­ delphia and Rev. Cornelius Woelfkin ot Brooklyn presided at other morning meetings tn the city's largest churches. In various pulpits visiting ministers discussed the topic, “Twenty Yean ot He was a grandson of tba famous Peter Lorillard. who Immigrated a little more tban a century ago and founded lbAt »11 It* employees an or Always will be proof Agaltiit temptation. Ev-. cry hotel ask* Its patrons uot u tempt Eureka w Harness Oil One-half tewapoooful of Dutch cocoa, some boiling water, two block! ot loaf sugar and two ubleepoonfuta of port PATENTS. Wayne ''ounty Bank Bldg., DETROIT. (Jive vr Your Horse a Chance! 81 x squirrels. a quarter ct a pound ot a message of good will and sympathy ■alt potk *s-l a pint ot oysters. Cut tbe waa telegraphed to Dr. Chapman. The squirrel Into meat Joints and put into a ■tewpau wltb water enough to corer report of Treasurer WllUatn flhaw waa submitted, showing tba total receipt* them. Add the pork, cut Into slices. MOURN FOR HOHENLOHE. Ham haa «■pressed hla deepest—iympalby tn tbe death of Prince Hobcnlohe. Messages of ayntpalby have alao toe; gSMrsl secretary. John r' Boaton; auditor. F. H. K’dde- 1 A new position of Oeld aee>r ■ created and Rar. Clarence K When tbe ryes ache, relieve them by Closing the lids tor Are or ten mlnutca. When stlnglug and red through crying., they should be bathed In rose- E. McDonald: Indiana, ,ITiV Hunter; Michigan. Rev. >. 1Wisconsin, Alexander i: Math* Fotadara. July I.—Emperor William received tho Moroccan special embatey yeatarday. The exchange of courtesies It will clean out the bowel*, stimulate the liver and kidneys, strengthen tba mucous nfbmbransa of the stomach, purify your blood and put you “on your feet" agalm Your appetite wUl return, your bowels move regu­ larly, your liver end kidneys cease to trouble you, your akin will clear and freshen and you will feel the old time energy and buoyancy. Warsaw. lad., July For tb time since the lllaeos of Rev bur Chapman commenced Dr. W DAILY MARKET REPORT. Melt pat ot butter In chafing dish; then pot in three dosen Utile Neck clams, bashed One. and tbelr Juice. Add a trespoonful of ebopped chirrs and two of parsley. Cook over open fire until It bolls up twine, corer ou: RIDER AGENTS WANTED ' Hreece Bird information upon Brill waa rearrested and placed bonds ot SS.O40 for hta appear- Inly. Sept. Peppermint cordial may be made at any time of the year, for the chemist •fl* always keeps the necessary preparqor fOttr lumps of sugar, pound It In a ■tone mortar, with a ublnpoonfnl of brandy, till all ta thoroughly mired. Add this to on. quart ot proof spirits ot win* and tbe aanw quantity of white sugar sirup. Color th. cordial with Uvt root, and you will bar. a delicious sirup. ' ■oak lamp wicks in vtaegar before nstog them tn a lamp. Wash smoke stained chimneys In warm water and gnap and rub while wet with vinegar or dry salt. They can also l>* etas ord, as may br globe* on gas fixtures, in warm ghd A WUM besides having aw heel to rfale foe youreelt 1901 Uriah £££3$i0 to $18 '00 A'99 Uriah .’"1. $7 i* $12 anyone rilAoU a osvU dspPM M attoOKC* asaalkzw 10 DAYS FREE TRIAL. no rMk in ordering from us, aa you do not need tops/ a cent if the bicycle dnea not sail you. 'ssX'SftsiFSs! J. L. HEAD O' Do you Want $5,000? IT COSTS NOTHING EXTRA T<» �Body of the Ex-Gqyerner Plngrw Muakegou Tractkm and Lighting Co. and the account. had bio right leg cut off Just Ixtlrnr th* knre while attempting to Irard a Laid in the Tomb. INDY _ 1ARTIO SOLEMN SCENE AT THE GRAVE. roll* of tbe office aggregatfff g4.OT3.»'; railroad fare, mil; Utopboalng. A mor lean on Michigan day. Tbs gov­ {12.40; telegraphing. >11.28; assistants. ' *mor has chartered tbs steamer Hol­ 1&00; livery hire. WJO.OG; hotel ax The funeral of ex-Uovernor Haaen S. pensea, >M».iU. Some ot tbe Held hs» land fur the trlp. IT ’em LIKE CANDY The Iroke Shore A Ishpeming Rail­ Pingree on Saturday marked the cl»»* . -____ /-I. MbhUan rood Company has paid taxes amount. Ing tn »n.MK).n7. to tbe state treasurer. supervisor* certala Information to be Tho Co(>l"-r Range Railway Company us ni ni Fie ” horo « *fre •“v<*tacimpreeIR R| cnn QOO CLEAN »iT*n",rrb to ,h«borui * used tn determining tb* actual value ot feat P*U kUif-AL IUD DLUUU ULWW tb<) cItlc ana onttarr organtaaUouA tba countlo* for the benefit Of tba atat* Sheriff Hammond report* Uiat th* -— 1 numbering thousands, was grand and boardbof equalisation which meets in _ ere_ _ ______ _ imuoalnx. The *trtets for mile* ware August. > nrcreaary part of this lunum inline iv - formattou la the valne* of property In red spectacle terminating th* useful IBM when Ibe last board of equallxawork of a remarkable cltteen. The sun John D. (Jowell, of Hceperia. pot *>*• waa setting a* the cortege reacirod tbe tomb, where the Scottlab Hit* Masons to take the valuation* requited and were assembled to perform the la«t. tbelr wotk I* therefor* vorthl*** to th* away, throwing the child against a stat*. rltaa. post and nearly killing him. ; A prayer more solstan. A ritual more Tbe plant of the Quincy Canning ___ ■ , tn* which U Insolvent, has been sold State Tar Commissioner Freeman Co, under au order of the court, to Utah,ln an Interview with the Detroit Free WUOMV -samblsd la dignified ranks, and. staged ou the hillsides ovsrlookiitg Uro wind­ which had been In circulation regard­ ing valley, tO.OOO people bared their ing tbe commUilon and the work of ft ' - Hrot-Clsro Sleeper* Daily Mr. Freeman ad­ bride of ■ heads and wavs* of emotion ran along ita fltld agent*. rf; ‘ between the multitude a* ’No magnificent cere­ mitted that be bad bad reason to tamony was performed In nature** great board** ngenu now ascertaining land CHICAGO ANO SAN FftAMCISCO .cathedral. Tho now boacoa llghthoa** on fe'. Without Change but Mid that ho could not find that light was thrown noon tb» fartb; *ra carried ou the limited train* of the cited ret banka weaving Itself among tbe acron tits, and tb*y were all sworn to. thought tbo now machinery failed U> giant tree*. Th.- people were *»»•“>- , He says there Is a disposition to charge bled In great acml-drelre on the Dill*, ■tats employes tbe limit when they arc About ten men employed by tbo Sagwhile beneath wa* the atstely pomp of out In the state, and be believes that military and the funeral pace of while tho expense accounts aro high. mourner*' feet. A* the body was depoalted upon Its black bier snd the uni"Thia work must be floiabed by Au- company will try and fill tbelr place*. forinsd Mason* and civilian mourner* had drawn up on either side, tbe dear hiring of at least tbe twenty-tire moo. beef conlrovcray bad nothing to do and *ol<nnn tone* of the Masonic rites The duty must be done and tbo ex­ with hl* retirement from the cabinet were carried beyond to the llateuera. pense met for tbe legislature ha* com­ He added: "My book, to be published every word drunk Io a* balm to the manded ft, and there I* no alternative.** In September, will show tbe whole matwounded hearts. Then the deep-toued voices of the fu­ re Nevada by daylight in iwth dlrecllona. Boat dining ear service. Buffet neral choir swept over tbo evening Comptroller Dawe* baa published a —«-“~ scene, rising fuller and mere full until list of national banka organised alnco dnrtag June his department Investiga­ library car*. ««uw* *■■■. — k—..-----ted 1«S complaints There were M CalifornU,' describing the Jouruoy 1 the heavens seemed to have Joined In arn-sta and 80 conviction*, with 1 Utrough. I tbe magnifleent cbsnt. those for Michigan ar* Flrot Na­ versonally conducted tour-| Au effect more impressive is not is to San Francisco aud Los ' easily cotlcelved. and a tide of the deep tional of Manistique. capital 825.000; ing *t.Ul pending. Flrat Nation*I of Durand, capital There are two drug storee located In Leave Chicago Turadays eat emotion moved over the ampbl <XM»; Fira: National of Yale, capital Hesperia, snd the president of tbe vil­ Route. Leave Chicago (heater. In nn Intense silence, broken ria Scenic Route. Leave ' only by the Mbbing of the bereaved. >35,000, Commercial National of 81. lage has made complaint and the Ute cnaket waa twrrne behind tbe rhlll Joseph, capital 130,000; Flrat National draggUta hare been held f-tr trial on a of Petoskey, capital >80,000; Miners* walla of the aepulchre. and tbe gritcharge of selling llquora without filing National of labpemlng. capita] >100.- a drujtglsC* bond. braxen doors closed upon tbe dead 000; First National ot Morenci, capital 125,000; National Bank of Ionia, cap­ F. D. LYON. Trav. l*a*». Agu, ital 130.000. Total capital of the right, ISA, Wmi. Detroit, Mich. The trial ot Gerrit H. Alber*, indict8380.000. JOHN SEBASTIAN, G. P. A., Chicago. ery of Grand Rapids ofllctaU In connec­ dlacovered Bunday afternoon. It 1* BalleaaM MM lulu' ttaalK Biqipoee.1 that her crew of five were tion with tbo water deal sya* booked to Frank TeMlow. a Grand Rapid* bal- drowned while asleep tn tbelr berth*. «t*rt Monday but the superior court dl>ral*Md the jnry for a month and Henry Lyiagar. th* tramp who waa thus postponed the ’rial. In th* circuit court argument* to quaab Indictment* <RUFO^ip.M GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE ? " ' Railroad, Wide Turlit Tlckili Now on aale^to Florida <3V)LF Writ* for folder, descriptive matter, Us., lo ’ CtL. STONE, General Faroenecr Agent, ./;.* Loulsvuia, Ky. > R. J. Wemym. and Industrial 7'-a Tbo Kind You Hare Alwny* Bought, and which list* bora in we fbr over 30 year*, haa borne the slsnatnre of Allow no ona to deer I vo you in thia. All Counterfeit*, Imitations and “ Jus t-o*-pood ” are but Experiment* that trifle with and endanger tho health of InfenU and Children—Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castoriu ia n harmless gobgtitute fer Castor OH, Pareguric, Drop* and BooUitoff Hyrup*. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic and attorneys for tbe defense. Al­ though Albers la the only one who has not reaorted to tecbnlcaUtR-s to drlny Tbe cannon with Its to be ready to face a jnry. It t* believed Mnskegon '«k< •ome of tbo others will be tried Bret. It la said that the pro*ccntor*« office haa come into posse**Ion of some Im­ ’ uud nllay* Fevrrbihne**. It cures DiorrlKva and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural rioep. The Chlldpm’s Paxxacra-The Mother's Fricud. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS yf Bean the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. Michigan Gent^ai, “Th* Magsra Fall* £m4«.‘’ Now! tiiap, biiuat ui h{tur li£i ij. Jswisvide and Xlashvide Great Ccotral Southern Trunk Line. ., 7 ng baa been bound charge ot aeductloa va.blnder. Ha waa Illinois. H* left Almont Ill I Rootbeer] It la believed hla companion* killed him IxxauM he aquealad on them to tbe sheriff. Hon. Graham lope, of Houghton. I Ti FITEVT M Mm grenade that he cannot arrange hla private affaire so as to accept. Hr baa noil fled Gov. Bliss of bl* deelaloo. let were fearfully Dangled. under tbelr tala E. C. Madden, formerly of Detroit and now third auletant postmasterdelegate* st tbe Nattob-U B-wla! nFollllcal Conference In Detroit f-r ’< restriction* ot the privilege* nf f second-class inal) matter. Not i-i than fifty delegates w*re prtaenl ! i those fifty were thinking *11 ax many a* could made tbelr th** public Mr. Madden recently Issued a' 4 ‘mall you, free, map*, llluxtreted to increase II* circulation ehall pamphlet* and price Hsu of land* and farm# in Kentucky, Tennessee, AUbaroa, Ml>*l.**lppi and Florida. for regular sulwcribep. ThU. I: deciared yesterday, lahn dlrret »n ancs with the wl»hi-* of tlw greni pre** comjatnle*. . Kingsley, wait destroyed by Ore Mon­ day and an Infant 1 year old crvmaled. W. K. Bulllran, aged 19, of Detroit, Tbe mother and father and other chllwas Instantly killed at Bola Blanc Isl­ and by Ugbtnlng on th* afternoon of lying on a coceh. vrttlch was in a tourer room, that burned before help arrived. Although tbo railroad* of ths slat# hare until August 1 for th* payment of their aped lie (axes, quite a number have already paid. The following rail­ Era Rich and Chet Cronk, Bring near roads paid tbelr taxes Monday: Chi­ cago A Nortbwretsrn, RO.COO; Mineral Range, *1LP24; Hancock A Calumet 18AM; Manlste* A Northeastern. »&■ PIS. Manistique A N'orthweeiem. 82.MINOR MICHIGAN MATTER*. KH. Clarence 1‘sxtan. formerly of De­ oommn*. -■*< troit. waa arrested la Coloma, charged . The Ulster* of fit Joseph will build a fine hospital tn West Hancock. A fairly good crop of hay 1* reported for carrying weapons wltb which to carry out -hla declared Intentions. Mental weakness, aggravated by alco­ An attempt I* being made to fora a hol and Jealousy of the landlady at a Michigan. young day while bathing. CLEAN, paUoaiM the American - Waahlagtot. July A-r-Mlchlgaa pet­ Laundry. Collars, cuffs and shirts lions granted July •: Addlltoual— an. Inrinntly killed. Celery growers atgl* that for quality don* up in the lataat alyln*. Price* Augustus Hsrrick. Otlarllle, IS. Re and ctiaulity thia season, tbe crop ex- J. Ktag, Crystal, |1L IncnaaeFrank Bird, Detroit, M; John Kelly. Texas, gl«; Charle* Lawa, Bold'ere' Two inmate* of the luduatrlal Home. Olga Gogalna and Mabel Carleton, bdth ton. lit. Widows—Sarah E. Goff. Wakalee. Ill: Caroline N. Hoarier, Philip Henning, living north of Clay* to**. Win struck on tho bead by a bay fork abd severely Injured. The common council has ordered Mich'can f‘«Otnil In Albton. Tbe Weary "'illlr. are looking for * including a hors*. burSbd at Holly. l,o»« |soe; inauranre 1100. , Geonfe Lata** lumber mill naar Btaa di«h burned with IZS.OOtl fret of lum- a P. M B. «. Patents PereMarquette tbe nortliwret territory and preparing title, tba Great Northern and tbe Bur­ lington lyatema. are agreed that tbe _ ._ .Min... —it, ntKgPOBT TRAINS The earnings of Michigan railroad* during th* month of May ware 83.B8L13QJ3, aa e.vmpared with |3A«3A23 33 fur tbe corresponding month last year, the tncreasa for the month being 8208.- H6B.22B.33. an fnereare of litMJnoJtt for the period, as compared with tba corresponding period of 19GO. GaArfe Davenport ax-aldenuan and ex-afhM senator, wa* killed by light- Thia *i*aaiars la aa r.«yboi **• Laxative Bnxno-Quimoe tuum. Red Cross mg girl In Roll and 1* In jail. ■MmnMuSS PAINFUL and had ll»ed in Saginaw all hla life. «. Ft & I Tbe Wiu'/ty. KotUod and Zeeland la •f Maple Ha phi*, were killed by lightnl>W white la a barn abelterrd from the storm. Ixhu-.-e at -> UnHCMsuU kx-aUty at Ludwig* pier, five afire •otttb of Booth Haven. Bunday after­ noon. A Urttf* labeled f<olsoa was tuough ouly a few rod* from th« dencra uf fartnera. Tbo body foasd by boy* pitking flowrea Summer Resorts RSSITTMIMMI north "f Sariaaw. Tneaday rooming. bam dnora. and waa found dead In the »r. It la expected that FOR SSDSftMM y aa,,t.« �County Cent HINDS CORNERS. NORTH CARLTON. D. N. Stowell and w pareata of a baby buy, Frank Smith and an. ««-> w.. CMaaea .pool Sunday with hts mother, Mrs. C. Banter. Forest will remain tho Some from hare celebrated tbe Fourth at Grand Ledge. E. O.Gray, spent Bunday In Irving J. H. Durkee and wife visited at Wm. Edwards and family. Sarah Kline last Sunday. . ■ Mtasoe EUdaaod Edna Bechtel went Rd. Bronson ta helping Wm. Burd In ha* returned to hl* home having. Mr*. Helen Gray ot Hartford to visit­ of Woodland snent ing friends here. Hobart Garrison and wife ot Fritchand famili IRVING. Hereto Durkee found a pocket book “ . ^Jrs. Ralph Newton I* On the sick list. at Lake Odessa tho Fourth. Owner can have It by calling for it at J. H. During tbe storm test week Alvin the effect* of poison Ivy. B Phllllprhouse was struck by lightning. Clyde W|loon la to Baltic Creek for Mr*. Phillips and daughter Hoste were a shocked but escaped without hero Bunder. ' er injury. Jacob Kline'* barn was last Wednesday afternoon in honor of Lola Rowley of Welcome Corners via- atrock during the same storm. tbe birthday of ber youngest son, Arthur. Esther Durkee spent a part of last BANFIELD. ■orioua damage to crop* in this com­ eek Uto guest of ber cousin*, Elsie Frank Edcrte of Bodford, while pat­ munity. Tbo Congregational people have mat ting up a binder for Henry Wlckwlra Frank Nash and family vtaitod at last Friday, met wltb quite a serious ac­ with a little loaa. Th* heavy wind blow Cbss. Helse's, Bundaycident, HI* little dog wm wltb him tbo chimney off of the church. Alien King, wife and children visit­ and undertook to fight with old Lestbsr, ed at John Kick's, Sunday. to come In torrent*. OUS trouble is apprehended. Reportsay* Dickie Quick took to hltpaelf a fair bride July 4tb, but wo won’t vouch for the troth. Herbert McGloklin was married to Mis* Mabel Cook of Okemos last Taes- Monday and broke bls arm Dr. Fay was called Immediately sod ruade him as comfortable as possible by setting the Injured limb * ■ Three of Dr. Troy's children from Detroit are spending the vacation al tbelr grandfather Chandler's. Gus Wegener spent the Fourth al Battle Creek Cloud to accompany bi* family home The heavy rain on the Fourth spoiled the pleasure of the ptcnlckero Many been postponed a month HICKORY CORNERS Master Ray Flint 1* the gue*t ol Master Barton Cortright of Hsstlngs L. R. Flint and wife word In Prainovilla, Monday. Harry Bradley returned from Battle Creek, Saturday Charley Ford of Chicago is visiting tier. Etale Ford.. tliakbf GrandHaidelaat wa Elder and wife of Chicago and management of Will Terrill the party wou Id have been lost Tho ladies were so frigbtenod that it will take a little time for theta to forgot tbo Fourth of July. Stephen Kennedy and family visited tbelr daaghter, Mrr Frederick. In Grand Rapids. The night train going cwt. on the Fourth, loft a sorrowful ranking crowd In Irving. A car load of empty stomached people don't fare very well in this little place at breakfast time and even the betel people were sway to celebrate. Al noon the M F. church people carac to the rescue. Mr*. E. E. Warner kindly opened ber homo and a large crowd of people were fed In tbo afternoon they were taken back to the Rapid*. YANKEE SPRINGS. Very severe storms the afternoon and night ol tho Fourth doing considerable damage to crop* and other property. Mra- Norris Is minus a chimney, tbe lightning scattering the bricks quickly. A good many trees In this vicinity were A number of our farmers stopped all night at Streeter's and were badly frightened through the storui. Mrs Bchraram aud granddaughter spent Bunday *n Hasting*. Quarterly meeting st tbe U. B. church, Saturday ana Sunday, July Preaiding Elder C. D. Jarvis will pre*eaL John Carter and itater Belle vtaitod tbelr sister near tho county UnoSunday. 8. C. Ritchie ta Improving. Ho I* Jesse Grover haacommenced harvesttfrs. Blocking 1* no belter st this writing. Arthur Stocking came home Satur­ day night to spend a day with bls moth- trifle from u« toward Boylan and wife over Sunday. _ Isaac Rowley epeal the Fou SHULTZ. infiamalfoo of tho bowel*. were taken suddenly tick tbo Ural of tbe week. The doctor was summoned Tuesday. Born, to Mr. sod Mr*. Chauncey Bites, a 10i pound boy. Congralul—•—Bessie Smith of Coau Grnvr part of la* McDonald. BAOKCTMSwsjksst* Butler Smith of Leach lake ta aastattag bl* father In baying. Chas. Laubaugb of Delton spent Sat­ ight here urday and Sunday with hla father. w has gone to Ceutervllta Cutler returned last Salur- Delia and the Scotchman. A 8TORY OF MISPLACED CONFIDENCE. Before breakfast that morning De­ •truck us the Fourth did much damage lta's voice summoned me Into tbe kltchto crop*. Mra. Frank Bailey taJU work over io said Colin Baltimore for Mrs. Chas. Smith. She Didn't Wear a Mask. ■Thank Mra. Mina Howell and aon of NashDella pushed rae In front of the dress­ But bar beauty wa* completely. bid­ villa visited ber father, John 1*1 Ua, last den by sores, blotches end jrfmples Uli er. stretched out both bands and aald •he used Buckles's Arnica Salve. Then ecstatically. “Look!** they vanished as will all eruptions, fever CARLTON CENTER. I looked, but 1 did not know what on •ores, boils, ulcers, carbuncle* and fel­ on* from Its use. Infallible for cuts, Charles Clark of ClariuvUle visited withering ey corns, burns, scalds and piles. Cure hta son William, Saturday. guar*a teed. 35c al W. H. Goodyear's. The funeral of Mrs. Emily Landon dsrfully tidy So 1 (bought that Della wa« held al tbe home of her sou Olisoo Friday st 10 o'clock. Interment In tbe thoughts - "beside*. there's heaps of SHAFFER'S CORNERS Fuller cemetery. time.” C. W. Shaffer and brother, Henry, Lightning struck Cbs*. Brooks' bouse fistic nature and ta an enemy of all ti­ I retorted. called on Ernest Todd of Vermontville last Thursday damolliblng tho chimney diness and order. •aid Delta, ‘'drinking -Sunday. and doing other damage- Tbo intur"WelL it does look nice and clean." Ear* Rich, living near Vermontville, ance company adjusted the low Saturwas struck by lightning July 5. "How very dense you are!" said De­ Cbet Cronk wa* struck by lightning Mrs. Frank Haney ta Entertaining lta- 1 bad aald tbe wrong thing, as "What an old silly yoo are!" July t while putting bis team in the her brother, Dr. Buckle, of Chicago. barn. Mr. Cronk and one of hl* horstw Wm. Wright and wife of Spokane. uaual She ela rubcred on to a chair Della. "Didn't Mr.-Mr. Mac-wbat were killad. Washington, are vtalting Mrs. Mattle and took down an enormous plate from aod Grace WrlghL A* Will has been the top shelf of tbe dresser. Tbe plate "McColm.■■ aald I. "it's not a name over visited this section Thursday waa In gorgeous colors and represented yoo could easily forget-’ night, it washed out fences and dam­ be can note many change* during that aged all the crops sod swept away time. . Della belli II up for ray admiration. every bridge The damage to this vi­ "Now that la pretty." I aald. nodding 'Let'* hope lie told tbo truth. cinity was thousand* of dollar*. the M. E. church yard Friday evening. Fred Hinkley and best girl spent tho July 19, for the benefit of the Bunday "I'm so glad you like it." said Della. Fourth in Battle Creek. school. A genera) invitation I* extend“ Isn't It sweet 1 I bought It for a shtlE. Welcher wa* quite badly shaken up wbllo coming home tho night ot the they'ire got «om« al four and eleven fourth; be drove In a washout and fata horse and carriage fell 30 feet down Yoa. tho wedding bell* did ring. It •bo bank. waa for Alton Allen and Haute Rice. I turned the thing over to my band*. Minnie Bivens of this place lies at Therefore congratulation* are In order. the point of death at Battle Creek with abau certainly mlM tbe train. blood poisoning. Bbe bad a corn on "I'm sure II isn't." Delta snatched It GUN LAKE her toe and put carbol!o acid on II and from me. "It's only ju*t a little tiny blood poisoning eel in. Fenton Madison was home over Sun- split In tbe surface." And she replaced Henry Koh* of Chester called on cup courageously. She waa lifting It friends here Sundav. Stealdorf now rides in a new It on Ibe shelf. to her lire when a about startled me. Reuben Bl vena Is al Baltic Creek top buggy. caring for hta daughter. Leighton Madison spent tbe Fourth beginning of Della's bad temper. She Our roads are impajsible aluce tba lo Katamaioo. bad not Intended that 1 should observe Mr*. Cameron t* not improving very much. PLEASANT HILL The Martin ciub enjoyed the Fourth at their cottage for Delta and myself from an uncle ot Julia Barry of Castleton waa tbe Mrs. Chauncey Warren returned from guc*t of Will Durkee and wife Satur­ mine—an Influential and enormously day and Sunday. abo underwent an operation for a tumor. M. P. Fuller and wife visited at O. P. Wellman'* Saturday and Sunday. Arvllla Blowoil we* the guest ot ber nas a wen or water sue win appreciate, Grandma Barnum last weak. M. P. aid Wn. Ilr««D'., । after drawing water a half a mite for Rose and Hsttlo Butalph were the —re. u— n-. n__ . _ __ _ G. Cortright of Hastings vtaitod In Bprlogeraays he ex Joys ridBunday. Ona of our friend* wbo Isn't noted •dame* L. R. Flint and Alva Stephen Barry ha* returned lo hla boarding place after spending five weeks vtaldnghta relative* and friends. chine was speeding along tbe other DUNCAN LAKE. Brunuoy Hereto Durkee •pent Saturday night Tuesday. and Bnnday at Will Durkee'*. coated guardians of tbe law. “It's gain loo fast ye are,” ( How It la Dona. RUTLAND CENTER. friends at hl* father's. Mr*. Estalla Roger* ta spending the American reek la North Irving, drcasmaklng for 'But, my friends, 1 wasn't running Thomas and wife were calling on dr*. Andrus. --------flret can beobtainedby energy, honesty friend* ou Mill street 6u Claude Whittemore of Delton was —.... . of Cale­ great control of these machines too. aod saving; the second, (good health) donia spent July 4th at IlJesplo's. by using Green'* August Flower. Why, we can stop In our own length-" Bbonld you bo a despondent sufferer They went fishing. Jacob Edger's bouse. “Owan wld yerl Yer can't pull de Mrs. Dill Benjamin and daughter from any of the effects of dyspepsia, Mrs. Della celebrated ber birthday liver complaint, appendicitis, tndigeelast Tuesday by entertaining ber Bun­ 'Well I'll tell you what Just climb Uoa, ete., such aa side headache, palpi- of Dr. Wright and wife. At school mooting last evening Allen day school clan; sixteen little ones Bechtel was elected moderator. ing game*, and eating loo cream and Simeon William* and Several colored drinking temonado. ladle* of Grand Rapids plcnlced on Ute Mra. Cole of Quimby to vtalting rela- compllabed. and they started down tbe bank* of the mill pond Sunday after-1 road at a lively rata. Suddenly and Harry Blako and wife spent last Thursday at Ou a Lake. Regular slxc, 75c. Get G Chas. Bldolman and family of Quim­ It waa like bitting a atone wall, and Almanac. . by spent Bunday al Jacob Edger's. PODUNK, A social dancing party wiJ Ibe given the air seemed filled wltb bluS doth Mis* Pearl Tompkins Of Battle Creek DALTON. "Didn't I tan you 1 could slop ber ta visiting relatives and friends In this South Rutland Friday cvunli T.U. - - ------- ivicinity. q«iekr • Fred Grtaword of Hart h Spencer Powell ta helping Henry orotnar, truest, returned to hla work near Kalamaroo, Monday. Clark of North Hasting* in haying. A number of oar yoang people spent Chas. Biggs of Peoria, BL,ta at home the fourth at Gun Lake. Horman Fuhr purchased some nitric visiting bla family and friends. John Oaks and daughter. Mabel, of w.l'.e •!*»» Fourth Fenrille spent the fourth with retail Aw auddlnt than HllganL If I get a chance Master Georgio HarrI* of Hastings La Jakis Edger has lost that valuable lA tfiiawl nf Jams* I? a .... — <■* — Magaalnc. held at this y ws* !nr„’oly I be careful with such acids. r from Cedar and William Shedd Some of our farmers are cutting tbelr A coart dinner tn Germany Is a most •ra all called by a measage to Kalamrheat with a mower, and will perhaps elaborate affair.. A high servant baa admitted that nothing save tbo linen. Williams was called to Kalama- TIsM pUcv »te-J 1 i another one of those wind storm* loose. Hr. Mead of Grand Ledge la spend­ ing a few days at hl* farm. twice at court tables. Thus bottle* of SOUTH WOODLAND. Geo. Wellman and wife entertained company from Nashville July 4th. JOHNSTOWN. Ruby Black spent a few days with a court dinner. “J* U.““ for Jolr< *»» the friends osar Hastings the 1 altar part working tn the hay fluid will vnfoy don't know hot -What horrid coffee that waar aald 1 should mention that 1 am engaged farewell to WeCoitn, atlU leaning oat by Deila's Insinuation. that yon should make any observation enjoyment of bla company and nothing There was 35 minutes Then Della announced bar Intention next train stopped at tho ui <**iug ucr jewel* who oer. cue uu wa eotUd Continue OUr JOUIuej. At UM rather a valuable collection, what with j next .tattoo 1 inquired after tba bag. wedding presents and one thing and but ibe offletata at the cloakroom knew nothing whatever of tbe old gentleman tried to dissuade her. “Do you think •fay with your uncle F “My dear Delta,” I said again, “yon would took nice undvr any circutu- 'Men are so stupidr aald she after I reminded ber gently but empbaUc 1 rather flattered myself at th* policy peased and would oot be dissuaded. “Vary welL" aald J resignedly. "Hava your own way.” • that very nice old gentleman, Colin for bls distressed flabennen. think 11 uncle think tbet we generally went sec­ ond etas*. Besides my own luggage. I a small band bag wltb Delta's jewels. great portrait painters In Kogland. Hla old gentleman climbed painfully Into! ribbons hanging down at the back. He J blm. but Delta whispered. “What a nice Kn_ M wwMIwmanf" ■■ I,.. .*1 ,1Awn ta I a- . opposite corner. eld gentleman grouted “Stuffy!" ar.d licked round at ua. "Stuffyr* be grouted agatn. in.! then be asked Deila very politely If aba would mind blm pulling tbe window *swated. thinking to gratl___ .LTi—. _ .. ..." a — drawn a picture of tbelr eon. on which recognised th* genius sad Delta didn't mind, and we got Into iStXSMSS! Mr. Bbopball has greatly improved 20 minutes before ths dinner la sarrColin—Colin MtCoiln of Betgel's Brae. Thea ba began talklog about the storms we had enwrieoced lately. Tbe busing trip tn affaota eomc evary year by selling the leavings the diving bell banging around bare •D;* mermaid* stammered and bssl- � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-07-18.pdf bc5766537402fa85a7148ec8930ea0ea PDF Text Text rA ’ , No. 0. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1901. ’S ANNUAL REPORT THB FISCAL ’TEAR ENDING TWO CHILDREN DEAD. TEACHERS' INSTITVTB. Them to Michigan. To Be Held In City July 29 to August 9. I 31.00 A VRAM* ENDOWMENT RANK, K. OFP. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. John .Black arrived in the city yes­ terday from southern Georgia, and will remain In this vicinity until Octo- SOME FACTS CONCBRNINO THE Monday, The Superintaodent of Publfo In­ Burn, Monday, to Mr. end Mra. W. TROUBLE IN THE RANK, children, formerly of Six Lakes, after struction has sppolnted the regular a visit in Hutland township with Mrs. Teachers’ Institute for Barry County The Pseabytertan Bq nd ay school pic­ day 83; Monday 94; Tuesday 86; Merrill's parent*, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan : to be held st the High school room in Letter Written to Sylvester GreuMl ' I? the Jail and Only Seven Charged nicked st Thornapple Lake yesterday. Wedn-day.W. Merrifield, started March 29th, this the city of Hastings commencing July With High Crimea apooM to Inquiries. guest of his brother, J. T.Jaet BaturIng named gen Hernan bare been dooHooper and are spending a few days at Bbsriff G. Cortrlgbt haa Hied bls ; Jkj KD. Lnd^rd of Gaylord,' brother of Wall lake with a jolly party. J. T. Loutbarfj.wsaln the city yactorMiaisrippf river, at a lucrative salary. Louisville, Ky., who have i 1880, sad sowing June SO, 1801, six Bellevue; and Pritt. E. J. Edger of the m^U>slfolngynder Ex-8heriff Ritchie. the family. The oldest fcblid died and Hasting* High school, Instructor*. Hams, VanArman A Marple's bakery lug the formerk parents, sta; al the meeting of the supreme lodge al and" netasrant is now equipped with yesterday via Grand Rapid*. The following Ip a brief summary: Those gentlemen are too well known bringing It to this oocnty for bnriaL u successful Institute workers and members of the order will be interested overhead electric fans. Before the body was sent another child practical school men to require'extend, noon lightning struck the barn of to the following letter. It was written Mrs received during the year, Thee. Howe in the first ward and killed •d mention. Bufflee It to say that they a valuable horse. The barn was not number of days prisoner* were Sunday In Grand Rapids. seriouly injured. dtotelLLlM Mlsa Claire Hogle went to Crystal dowment Rank, to Sylvester Greusel oi dead, started for tbl* county and got as Justice Riker issued a warrant yes­ this olty, in response to the latter’s tofar as Kalamazoo oa July 8 and could attend. terday for the arrrat M George N. Bar­ ' of female prisoner* S. qulrisa for information and will explain with her brother Sterling. PTOcssd no fartherHer* the children num of Wopdland township, ’for rape of male prisoners under 18 itselt without further continent: Judge and Mr*. Ctefinent Smith starton the person of Em ma Peck, an idiotic Grand Rapids, Mich., I and medical aid summoned. The phy. filed. person. Examination July 25. ■ Julyifi, 1WL { daughter Friday morning. sician to charge wo understand pro­ Bylvistkb GhrtfaxL Esq., « males charged with high nounces the disease typhoid malarial examination there will be organized Hastings, Michigan. and Middleville will bo played-M the wlU m*et with Mrs. A. H. Ickes next of male* charged with minor clazzra in all the branches required for Dkar Sih ano Bwn-Hrjt: fairgrounds, thia city, next Wednes­ 8. 1 have fast received your letter of the Thursday aftoroooh tor work. Mr. Merrifield baa visited Kalamazoo the different gradra of certificate. -For day afternoon. Game called at 3 of females charged with and ascertained that ell that earn and tboBo who wish to perfect tLerraelrra present date. I hasten to reply. You The Michigan Central company has o'clock. Admission M cento. Ladies ask for answer to certain enquiries and 1 cheerfully comply with the rraueM, pot In a side track to the engine room The Herald Is indebted to Mrs. given many useful plans and methods aa far aa I am able to do so. Bro. P. T. George Hinchman accompanied his Frank Smith of Rutland for the abort. evolved frotn the long experience of Colgrovo has doubtless told yon enough Shirley W. Smith and family re­ grandmother, Mrs. J. S. Griggs, to to convince you that the ritualion is a Information. minor offcnioa, 0. acetous one aud that It is going to take turned to Ann Arbor Monday. Mr. institute. Regular class room recita­ good management aud much loyalty on Smith has bought him ■ home on East morning. Mr*. Hinchman went aa far resident* of this county and quite well tions will be conducted upon assigned the port of the officers and members of University avenue. . Onondaga to visit friends and Mr. H. known. Mr. Merrill wu a school teach­ work which the teachers are expected the Itank, to keep the craft afloat. Ou the nights of July 23 and 2fl, last will stop off there on his way back. . bouse of correction, L First. What percentage of the aur­ er and Mrs. Merrill was formerly Mbs to prepare as in ordinary school work. • Number to jail, Mnt to Industrial! The village council of Allegan tu Grace Merrifield. The heartfelt sym­ In addition to the academic and pro­ in*:: rance Department of Illinois, after beam In Irving township. Will wo of prisqpor* in jail *1 the pathy of tbclr friends Is extended to a meet searching investigation of the gel such weather tbit July? plan uf work for the coming school affair* of the Rank, place the value of aud henceforth It will be known as ------------------------------------------------- —• year to Barry county will bo dtocuiwed Banfleld started the first of the week “Pingree park." We expect to hear, and outlined by the oommlseloner. It Number received whooouldno' write, DetroH’a Bl-Centenory. on an extended visit to Washington that Edwy Raid of the Allegan Gazette Is Indeed desirable that the school tea good chi l.AU K.rl . (I, NMionllity—Malm born In United of the holdl Interest to the two hundredth anni­ work of the county should be unified Btatea 1T2; British Amertoa, J; Eng­ Tlie Hatting* ball team went to Mid­ land, 1; Ireland, 12; Scotland, 6; Ger­ versary of the tending of Cadillac al ard systematized. The summer in­ rille, O., la visiting her parent*, Mr. dleville yesterday and played a hot many, 7. Females born in the United Detroit has grown to enormous propor­ stitute gives the beat opportunity for game fflth the Middleville club, wintion* and the three days of the celebra­ to apeak positively tion are so filled to with interesting visiting them. , That June 30, 190L for board of prison ora, the other, to use a familiar ‘'bull”. this feature of the Dr. Fred W. Olley. of Union City, goxt^aitendsnce, locks and unlocks. There fill be a lot of historic interrat beneficial to sli the ■ has located to this city, taking the to following the flotilla of Cadillac and place vacated by Dr. Geo. Waddle. moth and Roblentki; Johnson and Ben*. Clothing, 82.60. - Furniture, jaU, 8232.00. present during the Institute and take Dr. OUey is a graduate of the Toronto Traveling expenses to making *r- io the landing al Randolph street. an active part therein. Veterinary College and cornea highly retts and taking to jalL 8W WThis Is an ago of wonderful progres- would forbid our doing buslnee* In'thelr state commander, J. C. Wooley of Coun­ <- ’.n u—rtttArtaMfol and Indus-1 A four-inch water main is being laid cil Bluffs. J. F. Marshall, of Sioux Oily, twenty-one natiocalitira or races la to We of the teaching keep well'to the froa Willison, who are attending a meeting oi improvement an Also the old wooden pipes CO the west during the present sheriff's ego until today. ThlnL- The Increase In rates will end of State street are being replaced IVrt Huron, Intend to spend a few days It Is generally conceded, however, must be utilized- Dlttri^’efflcera are calling for better teachersa^Agre willat Hotel Doyle, Long lake, oo their re­ with iron one*. night pageant on the 20th of July will will be, but a certain proportion of The committee on sports for the sol. turn home. lapsca Is pretty sure to come. Should diet* and aallora encampment held a these be among the older members of usual opportunities for teachers to 0 inches tall; weight 220 pounds; fiorid mingle with tbe'bost of ths profusion the Rank, It will be a material advant­ preliminary meeting Tuesday evening complexion; full tace;dark hair, may be age In reducing the death rate. If and organised by making P. A. Shel­ streets of the city, on railway trucks, and receive that Inspiration and infor­ among the younger It will operate dtedon chairman, J. C. Ketcham secretary colored; thin brown mustache, may ■iy they will compel the admiration of mation that oomes only from associa­ adrantageoasly. But It l» likely to be frotn all ages aed will not, a* we betion. Here, materially affect the rank either Mrs. D. C. Bronson and Miss Josie be a stock buyer, to traveling through The railroads for the third day hare He rents livery rigs, ono way or the other. <•. \ Schumann went to Kingston, Monday the country. preoenl at this ettcainpuient. Tlie roL Fourth. The supremo lodge ha* dievening, for a visit with their sister, sells them and invariably gats away. dler* of lbs Span 1*h war ara exprotod seldom granted for anyth Ing except the many good ones that bare been held in Liverymen, If any such fellcw calls on to join to the annual gathering. you, notify your sheriff. poets to remain until the first of Sep­ brat Ion will be I ho greatest thb country New outlines covering the wort to tember and Mias Schumann a couple bo done during the Institute have been pony, 1* an expert al etching upon prepared by the department of public do this next year, getting along with Ixsa—Between Martin's Corners and instruction and will be provided for all- eleven instead of twslve aascssments. But as that is to the future, no man this city July Mb, or somewhere to the csa foretell. . cess consists in drawing the design or dalton will be provided. Hay, straw Fifth. The supreme lodge positively oily since, Isdy's dark gray jacket, picture upon a smooth wood surface and Real Estate Transfers. lined with black silk. Finder will directed the supreme cbsooellor end attd shelter for the horara, sugar, tea, then burning it to with an almatouta Of Schools, Hastings, h^h, coffee and milk will be furnished free pointed instrument boated by vaporised for all. The only charge that will bo rage on the Rank, tn the civil and benzine or gasoline. The work which criminal court* and to the tribunals of •1400. V* An Ingenious Machine. Mrs. Cordell* Wood, widow of the deal of artistic talent. Edgar E. Cole to Bewrie Cheney, par­ mitappreuriated or embezzled fund* late Anson Wood, died at her homo on that every soldier, sailor and the heads cel on s«o 3<k Assyria, •»(». . and to the punishment of thorn who Borne six mouth* ago Judge Braith Francis M. Storms etal to George of families who visit us will register have been guilty of criminal action* the town Uno road last Saturday, aged and boy a badge. Let every loyal man, Morthouse 120 a sec 33 Orangevilja, approctsted, that we have to this com- This the proper jnrtira are proceeding inanity a gentleman who combines to- -todoes fastaa the matter* can be got deal of this township. The funeral before him in the Calhoun county. woman and child In Barry coinlyoome JUrtB 30, 1901. . good care of them. Mr. Humphrey of Lansing, officiating, '"L-us H. Downs to E Winuifr^l « or n.a.fu... CoMMiTTnc rVuvna v. nJ L 1,1 clerk st J. B. Robert's nows room. 31 The Y. M. C. A. ball team trf Grand t were obliged toi go home ipototed. The ndml* of ths I their throe ran*-srs du,. ivc lu- if they continue to the Rank, at »the present. I firmly haltere re are to better condition now Bowling Dfijs* Stay Go. which he has MtrtT CLAIMS. '? Elizabeth Retan to Albert Rotan, 20 jus: completed at th* Hastings Engine A Iron Worki. , ; zoo 6, Woodland, t20o. ' causs we know the truth and are not being systematically deceived and Hod ago with the problem of making a ma­ lo as we have been tor yssrs past. 1 Mary C. Barnc to Josephine ’ Mur­ thall put forth every effort to keep dock Homer, 140 a sec 34 Carltoe, »l000. chine which would take acoll offlat- Michigan in line to this branch of the Order and shall ba grratiy disappoint­ right length, making the ed If the majority do not stay with us. Frank Hewitt,'formerly employed at Fraternally yours. the table factory, humored to Buffalo. ixmplotod the end will ho slightly beadW. H. Loomis. Sheriff Cwtrlght and Deputy Jay Hogl* arc wearing handsome new •‘tip" them so at to fit them for their A-J. Nowton baa had hl* peu»lon purpose m stiffening for the stay*. In ral*«] to 112 a month. ’ The jury In the Thoritapplc lake other words tba problem before him Bee the big advertisement on page wa* to mak* a machine which would do by going over the ground of the pro­ the wortc at five peraocu. Hlarttng in with his own mental con. posed improvMtuout. A largo number <rf lawyer* aud loutroMUd parties went ccpt he drew bls own designs and mads weather the wool boot factory closed out bi tlie lako with the jury. Today his own blue prints of all the details ' the c-aae to being cutMldertd by the reeult fo a pisoe of machinery that acu jury at the court Itanse. with marvelous prrelsioc acd art-unu.-y, *• MMdl.vlH. nautod taking the endless eofl of steel and con­ verting it into the finished, tipped «. Ilia rags wt «< Mil him. . from the street according to law. The afllrming the opinion of Judge Smith.. Knights of the Maccabees, al Pori Till* decision Is an Important one, aa ago especially for the benefit of Major Mr. and Mrs. Thea Sullivan and daughter. Myrtle, W. F. Hick* and I right, and Joon Dennis went to Free­ port Saturday evening to attend the celebration of the fiftieth anniversary branch- It happened, io be of the poisonous variety and the children and were Invited to spend a few day* with Mr*. Heath were all effected, LIUI* Frederick especially suffered from con­ tact with the noxious bush, having been niton at Long lake, arriving home about a.,..SH.ut ■ -V— L—— J... ,.. 9:0) o’clock. Dr. Feekham, ambled by Ths Episcopal ptonta st Tbomapplo lake last Thursday was a very pleasant by the band, singing and speaking and and successful affair. A large number gate receipt* Improve the club will unfortunate, as we have an excellent hi-1;•.fully cool and everyone Ud aud team this year which with sufficient young, went in f>r a good lime. By feelingly responded to by Mr. Fish. count the profusion of good things to Itemarlc. appropriate to the occasion .-j. �XIAL. agriculture said Id part: In the work of advancing tho herds of the ranges and farm* to a higher and more profitable grade Ibs Sbort- structlon of desirable highways and one which can scarcely fall to produce satisfactory poults to that arranged the Illinois Central Railroad compsny and the National Goods Bonds as­ sociation. Strain of several care, uno or more for commissary and dwelling purposes and tho rest for the transpor­ tation of first class roadmaking ma­ chinery. will leave New Orleans for Chicago with a force of expert road builders At 20 or m x-e places between those two cities the train will be side given In tho art of making smooth, hard and durable wagon ways. A model road one mile long will be built tn each of the places at which the FATAL ECONOMY. ^JWAVERY old maxim dedares that it isn’t econWfxA omy to pick up pins; the time is worth more than the pins. Similarly it is not true cconOE£H omy to do without Ivory Soap; your health requires the dally removal of the bodily excietiona which are discharged through the pores of the skin. These tiny moutns must be kept open, and they should be opened only with a pure soap. loat to us today by the dUconttnuance of careful breeding and the oonverelon All over-the world Dr. A. W. Chase's of a majority of these herds Into beef receipt book Is known as also in many and ban to bo done over again. AH' parts of ibis country bls skill as'a phy­ sician and from the great snecoas of his being gathered tho nuclei of a thousand cow herds of high and tow degree. The down from generation to generation. progeny of these herds will need slump­ Attempts are often made to sell other ing and coloring. Hero la the oppor­ medicines ’over the reputation of the tunity for the Shorthorn missionary to do in a larger way what ho has so well doctor- nociu go k> far u to use the done before— make bls mark by paint­ name "Chase" but they dare not use ing the prairie pastures red and reap. the Initials A. W., portrait or signa­ The Shorthorns hare In so many cen­ ture which Is borne on every boa at tho trals demonstrated tbs stuff they are genuine—the kind referred to by Mrs. G. W. Williams of Creek street, HtutItigs, Mich., who says: “I can strongly grading. ■ The coming of the "good roads sp® dal." as the train will !..■ called, la to bo announced here and tbero along th* line of the railroad by advance agents meetings for the purpose of expound­ ing tho advantages of highways that era property mads and of proving to REPAIR OF HIGHWAYS. Oir neighbor*. thio ill trite y expe are soon to be bald? Then cease worry­ ing, for help is at hand. You need something that wiif Sut new life into the air Jiulbs, , > You ['ax/JIWH need AWOl a hair food, such M'W It brings health to the hair, and the fallIt always restores color to gray hair. You need not look at thirty as if you were fifty, for your gray hair may have again all the dark, rich color of youth. €«rreai Opinion. Streeter's lauding. Gun lake, and Saturday, August 30 and di The mystery connected with appearance of Mr. Francis, ft of Lake Odraat but more lateli E. G. Slggere, patent lawyer Waabinglon, D. C., whoso ad appears In our columns, 1* au attorney of twenty-oue years active practice and la well recom­ mended to us. Hl* rating will be found In Dun'* and Bradstreet's reports, aa he owns the Inventive Age. He haa sent m application blanks and other talnlng antlpyrlne, chloral, morphine and other Injurious drugs, purporting to bo "jus* aa good." Avoid theae Imi­ tations and insist on your having Krause's, which speedily cure tbe moat severe cases and leave no bad after ef­ fects. Price 2fie. Sold by W. H. Good- log u> apply for patent#, would save time by calling at thia oflico nod get­ ting the papers before presenting their applications through any other source- hand* of a Grand Ledge constable proved 100 much for tho aggregation SDd It weal to pieces. AUle Ellis, of Lake Odea#, waa walking a high wire stretched serais Main street lost Thursday when a pul. ley broke end precipitated him to the crmiml below, e distance of 35 feet. Hu struck on a stone pavement arid waaserioualy Injured. / . Mr*. Eliraboth McKevitt died at the homo of hoc daughter In Middleville on tbe Ikh instant, aged 81 years. She leaves four children all of whom live iu Middleville, James H. McKevitt, Mrs. D. W. Johnson, Mrs. W. H. Sevcrancc end Mrs. W. A. Pierec, In each year went eight times to the grade Shorthorn, four times to tho pure bred Short born, twice to tbs crossbred Hcreford-Bhorthoru. twice to the pure bred Hereford and once to a pure bred Angus. Id the feeding contests for welyht and gain per day the records of through conceaslotis made In regard to tenant landholders, etc. But Wm. E. Curtis, In the Chicago Rocord-Hcrald. tells that the enormous outflow contin­ ues, and that Mr. Field, an Irish M. P„ y*13!4 Bn °®ci*l Inquiry into iu caused ROADS OF NEW YORK. proved bicycle wns a great factor in enlightening them. But for the advent of that remarkable vehicle country reside would be very generally what fat stock show records, tbo Sbortboro'a they were ten years ago—deep In dust greatest rival In the feed lot and may, In dry weather and of the consistency over at least a part of the range couo- of plowed fields In wet Tbe farmer came In time to appreciate good road*, If. however. I read the agricultural but be still balks at ths cost As there press aright, tbe breeders of Bhortbarr-s is a large contingent of rurallsta In tbe regard tbe Herefords, numbers *i.d legislature, It la no easy matter to get quality conaldered, as their ouly really through a liberal appropriation for tn tba tsrrilory weat of tbs Missouri and southwest of the Platte; likewise the Hereford breeders look similarly about with him. Ho left the wife and OhlMren pcnnliMa.-Ml<ld!evlllo Sun. While John C. Baker and eon Char­ ter went at work on a new barn which they were building on their farm two mite eert of Freeport tbe other day the frame suddenly colhtpwd and they wyr.t down In a mass of falling timber*. They were both severely hurt Irai tho ,lu*n to pull himself out ul the wreck after s limo ami help Ms rather to tlie timiu> ti<« Farmers and Fruit Growers All members of the Farmers and Fruit Growers Union will pl ossa send their want letters to J. E. Edwards, Seo’y, O'Dounell, Nkh. Two new tullch cows—Chas. B. Bald­ win, Hastings. Wanted—1 good farm home—E. E. Gorham, Hastings, Mich. Will ;ay ’ Tea would del P? B. Goodyear. I wish to notify the lament ttf Barry oonnty that t will be .hoadquarters for cr^arr. separatum the owning *eawon in Usatlng*.--T. S. DeMai. aws-clittlon, rouf opportunity is btforj you. Put no limit on your outward look westward and southward thia aldo of the Rocky mountain summit and ths gulf of Mexico. A quarter of a billion acres of gnus, “nurturing 10,000,000 bead of cattle, today worth >200,000.000, alone by soclT agencies as yours can bo doubled In value Io A single dec­ ade If only pure bred sires are used tn all the cvw herds during this time. Likewise SO per cent can l«e added to the rains If pure brads only are used. it la a limitless market for tho misHonary bull, and It lx your privilege to fcruonstrat* to tbe beef producers of Zula grant domain that you-are public benefactors when yon Introduce better blood, whereby tho rknebman may re­ alise larger returns for bls grass, tho feeder wore profitable prices for bls grain and tba rntisumcr, wherever It may-dad him. In America or the antip­ odes. a more wholesome, palatable, di­ gestible food. Work for this, contrib- It may be pointed out that when the bicycle Ceased to bo a erase local In­ terest in keeping up tbo macadamised roads declined. Tjirougbont the stptp the roads are not In as good condition V they were, say, four years ago. In time the automobile with a cheapening In the process of construction wlU sup­ plement the bicycle ns • good roads tdoca tor. and then, we predict, the sum of >220,000 will be regarded as a rather small stats appropriation to help along the laying down aud maintenance of highways. Tba average country road builder turns out an article that looks well Id dry weather. A relay season, especial !y In the spring, when tba enow Is melting sud all earthwork Is loosened by thawlog frost, speedily develops tbe amateur character of tbe work. Many a piece of roadway 00 which township or road district officials bare expended days and weeks of thought sod work has been washed awsy because It wss a dam tn the path of spring waters seeking tbe lowest level, and the por­ tion* left have been turned Into quagmlrea because InsulDclcnily drained. wander when the brain is tired. Overwork, nervous irritation, worry and mental strain exhaust the brain forces and diminish their thought power. Feed the brain, strengthen the nerves and build up new vigor, vi­ tality and mental power. The greatest of all brain foods and nerve tonics is Dr. Miles' Nervine D*. Mite* Nervine feeds brain comes sweet, and' nourishes the and nerves, over­ irritation, and brings refreshing sleep. Vi e a d ac �PLUMBI Ikip, Dm Out tirtli if Hnflip lillnil Bui reason be wouldn't use a gun. Again. 1st it be written down also that tbs rea­ son ho was going away that warm au­ tumn afternoon was that there was some work to do. Ttiew facts were clear to my kind and Udnigrat father, but of couras we boya never thought of It and laid our Utile shoulder* to tbe bard work of helping father lift np the long, heavy poles that were to complete tbe corral around our pioneer log cabin, and we really hoped and half believed that be might bring homo a little pet BILL CROSS AND HIS PET BEAR. By JOAQUIN MILLER. THU stobt log corral had become an absolute necessity. It was high and strong and made of poles or small Jogs LW. -Walker, foot of tbe Oregon sierras with his lit­ tle family long. lour yearn ago, it waa *0 ml lee from our place to tbo nearest 1ERY0US ketrnn of tb« abdomsn. At tfr» lA time slowly and gradually open tfig yyBi so that at the end of tbo InspMe tlon they are wide open and directed upward. Let tho breath out easily and paturally, letting tho hands fall InwarA a* Coo outward pressure of the Abdo­ men Is withdrawn- At the sama tlmo let the eye* drop and the eyelid* natu­ rally fill,by their own wriglil *o that they are closed at tho end of tbe exptrally. Do not make too hard work of It Repeat tbe inspiration and expira­ tion. with opening and lifting, dropping i and dosing of the eyes, ten times. Then take ten breath* In tbo same way, al­ lowing tbe eyes to remain closed. Altsrnato Un breaths with tbe opening DEBILITY. i always slowly walked away down through tbe grass toward his untrackcd claim whenever there was anything $15,000 in Cash TO BE GIVEN AWAY '2,000,OOO.wns ^RECKON. IN OHIO, f MASS. ANO IOWA. IwlUT DO YOU ESTIMATE ? HASTINGS HERALD o have bad difficulty In going to tp report that this method puts them sleep aud puts them hack again We hare mode arrangeuieuu with tbe Publishing Association ot Detroit. Mich., to our subscribers to participate In the dtslribu three magnificent prizes. amounting to 115,000. OUR OFFER. YOUR ESTIMATE. VALUABLE INFORMATION . 1,610,422 decrease 1.04 per cent ■1,533,887 •• 6.10 per cent .1,576.452 Increase X77 psr cent .1,926,718 " 22.22 per cent .1,572,109 decrease 18.40 per cent .1,632,540 “ 2.62 per cent . 1,653,388 increase 7.89 per cent .1,965,610 “ 18.88 per cent spoonfuls of granulated gelatin In onehalf cup of cold water until soft; then strain Into the hot rhubarb, with two tablespoonfuls of lemon juice. Mold, chill and serve with a garnish of whlp- enough, pretending to know more about everythin* tn general and bears In par­ ticular than either my father or any of tn addition to the above prizes, the following special prizes will be pddi 1 ticrcbp Cert 1 fV, that the Press Publishing Asso­ ciation has deposited »1.1,000 in tho Central Havings Bank, Detroit, Mich., for the express purpose of paying tho priiM In their contest on the combined official vote at the stats* at Ohio, Massachusetts and Iowa, and that this fund can lw u«cd for no other purjxMe. much, as much as any man can see on water, and maybe waa not a very big liar, for a sailor, after alt The only thing about him that wo did not like SUBSCTffTION BLANK. ONE OP THE GREATEST OFFERS EVER MADE THAT THE FIRST PRIZE IS $5,000.00. SKW'Fife. He had taken up a piece of land down tn tbe pretty Camas valley, where Iho grass grow Ion? aud strong and waved in tba wind, mobile and by an application of nettles In on* form beautiful as ibe mobile sea. or another, among them leprosy, gout, The good natured and self compla­ aclatka. Itch, wound* and sorts of all cent old sailor liked to watch tbe wav­ ing grass. It reminded him of tbs sea. exalted opinion of himself and hl* un­ concealed contempt for everybody** opinion bnt bla own. .­ ■■Bill,” said my father om day, “tbcao black Bpanlili cattle will get after that a strong decoction of nettles. A quart of salt la pot to three pints of decoc­ tion and boiled. A spoonful will co­ agulate a large bowl of milk." toothbrush oncu a day until tbe growth’ la sufficiently stimulated, then Ices oflen. This ointment may be need for the eyelashes also. In thia case It should bo very carefully applied- It will th-j flame tho eyea. as any oil will If It gets on their else. Add to th.ao a cupful of mayonnaise dressing and a little finely chopped tarragon. To broil It wash and dry tbo roe with Little did Hamlet think when be care not to break tbo akin. Place It ea rare utterance to this desire that ho a well greased brolltr and rub It with And only to go to the nearest ditch butter once or Iwlcs during tbo lime of Where grew nettles and periwinkle to broiling. Cook to a nice brown; place some day when yon go down In Um val­ bring It about, and yet Gerard, quoting It on tbo planked shad or a separate ley to your claim, and they won’t Imvs from Dloscoridea (first century), says dlah and serve with a butter sauce. a grease spot Better go horseback or that "iMtUes boiled with perry winkles, at least taka a gun'when you go down tanks'll tbs body sotubla and doth it by Add half a cupful of water or a kind of cleansing quality.’.' Few who two cupfuls at brown sugar, bel six* of an agg and half a cake c otats grated. BoU until thick �Pianos FAMOUS UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, Made by Behr Bros., New York City. Get McCoy’s prices. The coodllloos under which the dem­ ocratic stale convention af Ohio waa held last week Imparted to tbe gather­ ing a significance not usually belong­ ing to a convention held In an "off" crushing defeat of the party las* fall the leading states were u> assemble and formulate a policy for a state cam­ paign and tbe eyes of the politicians of the whole country were turned curtately or anxiously towards Columtas to would take In the coeulng campaign. Tbs questions which Interested the country at large, however, were not those which related u> the public af­ fairs of the state of Ohio, tat those which oouocrnrd Mr Bryan end tho Issues for which he stands. Would the Ohio democracy endorse Mr. Bryan and commit the party aa far as lay io Its power to a continuation of Ila ad­ herence to tits Ideas, or would it de­ cline to accept bis farther leadership and choose a set of principles entirely Independent of the Lincoln statesman's flguros mw truly astounding, although they can lordly convey ta ths public mind any adequate conception of the reality- When figures run Inta ths millfona sad bUlious. It to not possible far tbe mind to grasp their full Import. Tbo statement issued by the treasury department shows that the total im­ ports for the fiscal year ware •83,7M1733. This means that the American people bought of foreigners during the year over •600,000,000 worth of goods. Suppose It were possible U> stop this purchase entirely. What distress would follow in ths markets of tbe world by the leas of such a customer aa the Unit- in the national platform. Il waa a tig­ nal compliment to Mr. Bryan when a great political party thu» submitted its conviction■ of policy to bis wishes. But now that the party Is suffering uodsr a disastrous defeat as a result of iu blind adherence to hi* will, to It r«o*ooablo for him to expect that it will go cn forever in Its devotion to his per­ I sooal Interests? . Ths dstnocratlc party is too great to p allow Itself to ba ruined by adherence to any one man or by obstinate!) ^ tgamploalng a dead issue. It has a ; . I I. . ’ r I Ung the pernicious tendeneiew of the republican party lowanis the ceolralixatlon at power and tho building up of • plutocracy. No one man's ambitious, M>talc man's views can be allowed to dtattaUs >to counsels, to ths dlsadvan' Irge of this glorious miaaiuc. A nd if Mr. Bryan is a good democrat be will tekr Iha hint so broadly givra him at | tfofosntae, by loyally subediting to the vlHafihe majority, sutardUustlng hto have so emphatically rejected, devoting aU kb greet taieau and aona* to the .-stabiltutioa nf a st party straggling to resusis ita WsfbilUy so ths 11—|l|g <11 tho Ha There Is s gross wm-t for Mr a* if ho will turn frora bls dtasredtdob> sad take up ths Hrs issues of day as art forth in the Uhfo pi tv a. if he sulks and rofosre, his Ine -» and hto oypurtuaity will bo kept It from vaporising. CauUiiowse not quite fresh always smalls try mendonaly. Tbo bsrt thing for it to a scaM I ta wwak salt water, bulling hot. before the roM soaking. If tbe beads srs big. Tbe Gram Pointe track now holds the world’s record for the throe fastest ' beats ever paced In a race, an average of MSI, quirk flare as of straw, excelster. light shavings, even newspapers, will set tip a purifying draft and help to froe tbe kitchen of unpleasant odors. Faffing an open fin-place, tbe kitchen ought to bare a range hood. There are boods and boods. at almost any price you But if we have been such puxrh seers, choose, from the big burnished copper ed to 1900 amounted to 1-221^00.100 what have we sold to tbo world in re­ Tbe simple reason for this is that the affairs In tbe great hauls to the modest gallons, while tbe consumption of cofturn? Nearly twice as much as wo southerners have learned to adapt fse was 1^57.868,206 gallons. have bought. The total exports were ' । themselves to the weather. They have At Sugar City. Colo, a farm of 12,000 11,487,S5fi,M4, making the exoes* of ax- . learned tbe art of taking things easy teres has been cultivated for raising I and It now stands them in good stead. I ports over Imports, or the favorable itigar beets, and a sugar factory has balance, •664.900.011. In other words, This doesn't mean that they are Idle, lecn built with a capacity of 600 tons the people of th« foreign world have , tat they don't go ’'toeing ’round," aa bad to pay us in cash or securities tfi64,- I the Yankee expression puts It. They 000,011 In order to balance up tbe year's I don’t rush and they don’t fuss It isn’t work that kills people, but I No wonder that thia country la fast worry, so It lent heat that kills people, I paying Its national debt and that New evgn when they work, so much as It is | York is brooming the financial center wor>7 and rush. Keep going, tat take it easy, this Is 1 the great secret of avoiding trouble ' Ittoamaltar worth thinking about that during the various boat waves that have pealed over ths country uodeaths from host prastratlou have bean ro-. jortad from South of Mason and Dixon's which this country has carri-xl on with other countries during the post twelve­ month, are yet sufficient to show 11.at thia volume is something tremendous lu Its entirety. It demonstrates that this country must necessarily be rich and prosperous so long as It produces such a surplus of what the world wants sod will pay for every year. Tba only trouble la that the wealth and prosper- i Ity is not distributed aa widely and aa 1 justly sa It ought to be. Our tariff ' policy and other forms of claas legisla­ tion ere a serious obstacle to such gen- Thon again doa't fret about the heat; forget It- Thinking about It l* just the worst kind of worry. Of course it yuu don’t think about Ityou won’t talk about It and worrytahsr people. AU thia la tat applying the southern idea, but one or two other (olnta will bear repeating: Don't drink beer or any alcoholic beverages; they look cool and feel cool while they are going down, tat they such figures as tlie bureau at stalls.ics will make you hotter afterwards and baa Just presented, there will be tar give you a better chance for that amgreater room for rejoicing when tbe time comes In which all the people । Don't drink, very much oven of waler •ball reap their full share of the or lemonade, you are cooler without iu prosperity which a mighty commerce, Don’t sat much meat, save your butch­ er's bill, your stomach and your tern- TH« president, it is said, has yielded U) the pressure brought to bear on him by the protected Interests and bu agreed to abandon his efforts in behalf of reciprocity. Of course, no real re­ publican ev«r supported w monstrous a proposition aa the removal of tbe tariff . Herein lay tbe whole significance of oo goods on which tbs trusts were rob! tho Columbus convention so far as na- blng the country. I tlonsl politics were concerned. Dpes | Mr. Bryan retain his influence over i the democratic party, or baa be lost it? alone for awhile just to get the feel of । I And csrtalnly the action of thaVoau- tbe thing; then It will come and ask to | . vention to to bo taken as a negative be let In. Possibly Gomes la only josh­ | answer to these questions. Mr. Bryan log, but if ba isn't be will find that the I P ; was simply Ignored by tbo couventlun- sugar trust will have something to say i Bia picture was not given a place of । honor before tbo delegates, hto name A HlbEBOVXD British correspondent I waa not mentioned In the platform, his says that ha saw four wounded men views upon finance were not touched [. .upon, nod tbe two national platforms murdered oa the field after a battle by the Boers. Yet his story shows that be P upon which ho made his presidential bad fled hours before and was miles. ' cam|«lgns were not endorsed. r ' AndyM Mr. Bryan has no right to I complain. No man has been more delr a republican baa U> be elected to. । votodly followed by a great party than i he. That devotion wan roost remark- the senato from Illinois, *• put our j money on Comptroller Dswes. Helsa' R »bly signallxed a year ago when at clean, honest, straight-forward young . Keaau* City it yielded Ha best judgo| suent upon tho financial issue to his fellow with surprising ideas about pub-: I Insiaunt demand fora free-ailvor plank Ho decency. j Some man missed a good wife whso Susan B. Anthony remain ml single. 8bs soys aha would treat a husband firmly tat humanely. Bathe frequently, tat don't have the water any colder than necessary, you'll get yourself all Id a glow It you da 1 This Is all old advice, tat It's worth I repeating until people begin to take It, ! so long as they keep tilling up the cemeteries because they don 'L —Detroit To-Day. on south Jefferson street. The quarterly meeting of the Barry and Eaton Medical Association will be on Thursday, July 25, st 1:00 p. m. We understand that the two loud re­ ports Tuesday night which startled a good many of our cltlxens out of their alssp were caused by dynamite which some mischievously or maliciously dis­ posed person fired off on the C- K. & 8. At 1:15 o'clock this morning tbe fourstory I.ucs block, at the eoulb-weet corner of Monroe aud Ottawa street, Grand Rapids, collapsed. An hour after tho collapse flames bum from tba mlns and made the disaster complete. Fried man's department store is a total Ptnxa Id politic* don't always pay— wreck. Walls weakened In rebuilding notably In the out of the Seventh Na­ caused the disaster. Ixwses will reach t Ion al Bank. But then, after all, the •300,000. No one was Injured. It la wtU to keep acme chloride of bank lost Ha “influence" when Perry I I Bpark* from the stave pipe of a sum­ time water on hand, eo that It may be Heath resigned frotn the poetoffleedouser kitchen sot Are ta tbe roof of An­ ready when wanted. To make It crush drew J. Angle’s house, corner of Mar- a quarter of a pound of eblortds in a bow! and work It Into a smooth paste Arm all, there is some comfort In with a little cold water. Add a pint not being able to gut away, Id tbo fact by th* Ums the Are deportment got on that wo are a good deal more comfort-! tho scene and bad tbe bias* under cost- *•11. cover and let stand for a day or able in our own homes than we would trpl, tbe building was badly damaged. two. keeping closely covered sod giv­ bo tn a six by night room at tho sea- Prompt work on tbs part of lbs family ing it aa eecastoual stir. Then skim ( and neigbbots saved most of tbe con­ and pour off lbs. clear liquid. •train,! tents. Building and contents are tn-' bottle and keep tightly corked. To | tie fab, the republicans have never f surod far MOD in the Itockford. named a candidate for the presidency On complaint of Myron W. Dunham from New York. Surely, neither Odell a warrant was lasued today by Justice nor Boceevrit would want to break Hampton lor tbe arrest of Elmar Mon­ such a commendable p.-r-cdcul aa this. ger, at Baltimore, charged with malicioes injury to personal property, under Pbofewkik Btaua asserts that the fitt. Ths alleged crime was committed Japanese are progressing too fast for In Octatesr, 1688, tat its perpetrator their minds to stand tho strain and are has escaped the baud* of the law unU) CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. < Th IM Yn Hin Aliip fotff Goodbye Sale SUMMER GOODS, S P E C I A .L Ladies* Linen Skirts, $1.00 and 75c. values at 70c. and 50c. The J. S. Goodyear Co. THRESHERS AND SAW Mill MEN Boilen Refined, Cylinders Rebored, Boilers Patched, Smoke Stacks Made, Engines Repaired, All Kinds of Casting Done. Before having anything done give iu a cadi. EARLY & BURNS It’s Always a Our third great cut price shoe sale be­ gins today. Any $5 Shoe ts for $3.50 and others in proportion. war revenue stomps should nos be shnply redeemed over a counter Instead of requiring dollars and dollar* worth of red tape to get rid of them? New Jaxan baa prohibited tbs sal, of iutoaleautc as summer rceuru ut Bunday. Thu* the promising oceupa tfon of diwwvsring sea serprcis (s dwall good day for fishing being too but and still, and yas whs* two such flshermeu go out it means disaster to the finny tribe, reganileu of the weather. They caught M ties ham in a tew busts time. ■ We have Oxford Ties to tie to. $3.50 Oxford for $2.75. Respectfully, mining tkfl which thay found no tbv road. It tahxigrd ta Dsuuls UVcmaui and when the L'shsrmeu bonded it t» That �;ture FRAME SALE 50 per cent, below cost Ends Saturday, JULY 20. FRED L. HEATH, ’ The Druggist. Coal aid Ptrfoial. Mm. Will Squltr Monday. wa* in the city Tuesday. . Mias Addle Jordan, of Dstrull, is visiting friends in this city. B.J. Bottom ws* visiting In Battle Greek the first of lb* w**k. the past WAAll fifteen tr thirty day Pao-Amarlera Uekets will b* honored on* way— either dlroeUon- ria boat between De­ troit aud Buffalo A stick flew from a lathe at tbe table factory Saturday and struck Michael ProaMr on th* left band splitting the boo* Iu his Huie finger. Charie* and Txmtr Sylvester started Moodsy night tor the Pau-Amwican and a vlalt to relatlvea in New York Mat*. They expect lo be goo* about a Person* desiring to go to Pan-Ameri­ can exposition at Buffalo In day time can do so by taking tbe M. C. train leaving Hastings Wil a. m. arriving al Buffalo 8:io p. m. ' C. M. Scammel), wife and daughter Lours, ot Detroit, arc visiting at Dr. G. W. Lowry •» this week. Mr. BcamOptical Co. of Detroit. A. A. Eggleston and tons, Uaac and William, wont Monday forenoou lo I-ike Odaeaa, where thop- have three weeks' decorating for the CongregaA dccro* was Issued by Judge Smith last Thursday discharging J. L Hsus M receiver of the Hasting* Ice Co., the business for which ha was appointed having boon »atl*fscu>rlly oloiad up. calendar samples ever scan in Hairy county and Invitee business men who want something in thia line to call and sec them. There i» no use in giving your orders outside of town. Dr. G. W. Lowry went to Woodland, Monday morning, and performed * critical operation for' appendicitis on E. church Sunday ^morning. Frank Horton also pleased \)is congregation with the beautiful solo entitled “Abide With Me.” Mrs. H. J. Brown and son Orlo, of Naahvilla, spent Sunday with.her brother, School Cummlwlocer Ketob­ am, and family- Monday nooa she started tor Cadillac and Manitowoc, Win, tor a visit. Asa Williams ot Chicago, camo over Sunday to make a too day*' visit with hl* father, John Williams, and other relative* In this city and county. Hs occupies s good peeltloo *• stenograph­ er In the office at the Nation*] Casket Work on the Grand Rapid* Book Case Co's, new building Is lining pushed forward a* rapidly a* poaslnla plctcd thl* week. The company now Las about alxty band* employ *1 and ar* putting on more every little while. Vera G. Willison of DesMdlnes, Iowa, deputy state command tr, Knights of the Maccabees, of tbo Mat* ot Iowa, went Monday to Fort Huron to attend tho biennial review of tbo supreme tent. He expects to return to this city Tb* eovnmlttee on sports for the last two days of the soldiers and sailor* en­ campment will consist of tbe following gentlemen: P. A. Sheldon, W. A. Hams, W. H. Spence, C. H. Osborn, J. C. Ketcham. The masbal will be J. L Reed. The Michigan Central Company Issued a new time card last Thurwlay. Tho only changes made on this division are In the arrival of tbe evening trains. Tbe one going east arrives at 0:23 in­ stead of (:2.’>; and tbe westbound arrives Ua» accepted a position ^Uh Detroit'* new dally, ToDay, a* manager of Ita job department. Mr. R*ed left for hi* new duties Sunday. His family will remain in this city for the preaent at Sunday, Frank Horton wa* giving Ll» little sou a rid* on • bicycle, whan suddenly hl* dog ran In front ot the wheel, throwing Mr.. Horton and son to th* ground. At firat It wa* thought the boy wa* seriously hurt but fortu­ nately be waa not, only a few bruises being left a* remembrances of th* oo- Mr*. Martha A- Wiley, aged 85 years, died Sunday st the home of her son, C. H. Wiley, lo Rutland. Deoeaaed waa born in lb* state of Virginia July 17, 1810, sod wa* th* mother of eleven children, five of whom survive her. Thu funeral wa* bold Tuesday and liw Summer Wash goods 6c. 10c. 12j4c. 12^a 15c. CHALL1ES, CAMBRICS, PERCALES, CAMBRICS, DIMITIES, now now now now now Go elsewhere, study the prices, get the best terms offered, find out everything, then come here, if we can get you to do that some concern loses a cus­ tomer and we gain one. Il I* proposed to invest the soldier* and sailors’ reunion thia year with sev­ eral new feature* in the way of amusetnenU. Two day* of the encampment will be devoted to a grand atreet carni­ val of (porta, music, fireworks etc. A paper ha* been circulated among our business men and a goocrou* sum ha* The junior* of the U. B. churob will Roy Matthew*, * young man well give an ice cream social on tho lawn of Mrs. I- Hull of the second ward, Fri­ known in this city, whlah, In fact, he* day, July 10. from 5 to 8 p m All are been bl« home until tbo present time, though he ha* no relatives here, started cordially Invited to come Five sad Desmon C. Jordan of Orangeville, haa had bls pension increased to (A Mias Gertrude Fincher, of Detroit, lathe guest of Mln Elizabeth Field. Mr*. J. D. Murdock of Lombard, Ky., arrived Ju tho city Tuesday, for a visitMrs. G. E. Richmond of Grand Rap­ The board of education held a special id* la s guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. meeting Thursday night to receive tbe report of tho committee oo building* and ground* with reference to needed Improvement* and repair*. It waa de­ cided to put twenty four new seat* in Mr. and Mrs C. G. Maywood went u> the high school assembly room aud to Bay View, Tuesday, for several weeks' give the interior of the building a freeh outing. > Cteooa E. Gaines of Nashville haa been granted s widow's pension of 317 day* during th*past WMk. Mr*. Brice, who ta al Lak* Orlon, intend* to come bom* next week, and Lee Brice, who wq^ptu Oxford and Itake Orlon lo visit m^wto^lpr now employed on an Sheriff Cbrtright went to Muskegon yesterday IO attend a meeting of the sheriff* <4 tbe state. Wanted -Gocl boy to learn barber Irada Suady job until trade I* oom­ plmed. Busby HaosMl*. OHM Wood returned Monday to Grand Rapids to resume her studies in ibebualowoollsge. Mm. Urta Gundry of Sheikburg, ’I*., is vlaWng her parent*, Mr- and CRASH IN THE PRICES Matthew* haa jurt graduated from the literary dcparUnont of tho University of Michigan and goes to the Philippines under government appointment aa a teacher in the public achoole. He will mH from San Francisco on a govern­ ment traniport which will take cut a large number of teachers, going on the xLD understand* that young Matthew* ba* worked hl* wa* through college and to hl* present position, and la very worthy of hi* success in securing so good a position to start out with. The salary wo are told, is (1,300. Mra. Mattie Carson, widow of tbo late Samuel Carson of Galesburg, ha* commenced a legal fight against the probating of the will which wa* filed by Carson a short time before be died. 8h« claim* that her husband left no will whatever and that the alleged In■trument of that nature presented by 1* not authentic and If signed by him at all, wa* executed whan she was not present and whan her husband was loo weak mentally to resist their Influence. Tba case came up In th* probate court at Kalamazoo Monday, and Judge Winaor,"ln behalf of the widow objected to the probating of tbe will on the reaaooe above it*led. Il la probable that there will be a (harp legal tight before ths Mtale 1* finally disposed of. Tbo case wa* adjourned until July 30. John Schnoor of Nile*. florist of the Michigan Central railroad, waa in tbe city last Friday to Investigate th* feas­ ibility ot beautifying the ground* of thl* station wllb flower-beds etc. Ho came here, we understand, in response to the representation* of the Women"* Club, added to those of Station Agent Tilman, that »uch a plan wu practica­ ble and desirable. The ladles recently wrote to Su|»erlntoodanl R. H L'Hommediou calling hi* attention <o the matter. Mr. Schnoor ex pressed him­ self a* much pleased'with the outlook and the result of his visit fa likely to show Itself another year In beautifully adorned ground* snrrounding th* Hashtags passenger station to the de­ light of Michigan Central passengers and to th* honor of Hastings. At least w* hope thl* will be the case. The Walouleda elub and a few other friend* of MIm Daal* Johnson complete­ ly surprised her last Saturday evening at tbe born* of her aunt, Mrs. Emil Tydsn, where the evening was pleas­ antly spent in games and music. Tho Arrangement* are being made for a grand time on Friday, Aug. 0. at W. William*, want to Kai* Thornappla take, by the committee In fuuday, to vM* her grand - charge of the farmer.’ picnic. Grand Matter Horton of the state grange haa1 plated departure of Ml** Johnson io , Mra F. N. Mans. afgalfted a dtairo to be preaent If he1 her borne in Oakland, Neto, for which ----- Michael want to Grand can make arrangement* to do m, and1 place she startad Tuesday, accompanied ’ a* far as Chicago by Mr*. Tydon and daughter, Florence, where all will ro­ ' main for two wsek*. From ther* Mrs. Tydeo and daughter go u> Cambridge, 111., to visit Mr*. T.t parent* sad Mia* : Johnson goes !o her borne. During her > stay in thia city extending over a period > of about a year, M la* Juhnaon haa made i many warm friend* who greatly regret , I bar departure but wish her suocesa in bar chraen vocation, that of twh*r of , I vooal music for which the ha* been i<r«- The Largest Room In the World Ladies’ Oxfords in small sizes, regular price $1.25, Ladies' Tan Shoes, regular price $2.50, now $2.00. Men’s Tan Shoes, regular price $2.50, now $2.00. Children’s Tan Shoes WAY DOWN. JEWELRY. RICH CUT GLASS FINE CHINA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. ......An Up-to-Date Stock and Defective EytUflM.. Reasonable Prices. �cyt tho U. of M. It Anti­ Christ in Spirit. tew. which calls tor one woman In this rapacity. Jennie Hatninent, aged 15. convicted route hare been much greater. Tba average estimatedykld In the ot attempting to derail a Grand lUpids A Indiana train at Kingsley, baa been sentenced to tbo Adrian school for girls she la 31. grown, la » bushels pec >»: central iuntil 1 | Warden Chamberlain ba* Increased SHOT DOWN WHILE AT WORK. :«.n. for the Sts'- —• v uo.is.1. । ■ ft ICharlee Hewett, hie corn Dnrtng tbe past month, the weather has been unfavorable for corn, much Hberlff Hammond reports that the Mason county Jail received t>00 prlson- farmer of Bainbridge townand killed Thursday while engaged In cutting wheat on tbe Jacob Winn farm, a mile and a half from his home. Il lators. canao on tbe principle that every little of abstaining completely from water rsrt: meals. Encouraging stories are told of tba amount ot flsgi loot lo this way, la highly effective. Of course cotte rhlcb does. however, prohibit 1 era in the field was tbe discharge of Owing to the fact that so much the gun. tbe man having secrvted'hlmself behind a shock of grain. The re­ beam is large. Condition Co?d"lan la te M for for tbe the 1 state. Condition of potatoes U 01 for was noted and the nrarncas to Smith created a suspicion that murder bad mh. xnaa chxxiG■ DKxnsn. been committed. Smith was struck tn President Eliot, pf Harvard, denies the back and tbe ball passed under tba shoulder. He Itved but three boars- the statement made by Henry Austin The lifeless body of Horace Peters, Adams at tbe Catholic Hummer School in Detroit, that ‘The president Of Har- James Harrison, of Cadillac, was found guilty of murder In tbe flrat de[or ,Qo Mllnn< or ijrster ttaxer. dinner. Foe an hour preceding tbe meal no liquids must be taken, and to nartlcinant In tbe crime, was noquitted. LeCtelr, the embexslcr. la a bigamist as well. He has a wife In Muskegon, baa confessed to having another In Traverse City, and a third claimant to with their meals, men and v.-omen who bls affections has turned jap In New­ arc never aatlaticd unlesa they drink port. Tenn. -fc Men on tbe main drive found a por­ bridge Center, lie bad shot himself president of Colinulila'la a diluted, tion of tbe body of a woman at Stur­ three days they have tweoma entirely through the chin with tbe same shot­ weak-kneed Episcopalian; the whole geon Fills, on tbe Menominee rlrrr. accustomed to doing without so much gun used "In killing Smith early Tbura- spirit of Ann Arbor is anti-Christian.” The head, one arm and part of one leg liquid. The effects ot this son of ab­ “There la no trnih In that whatever,” stinence are really remarkable Like said lkM«ldent Eliot. Idantiflcatloa. Mr. Adama la tlie former rector of Durand has a new ayatmn of water • Bt. Paul's Episcopal cathedral, at Buf works lying Idle. The cmue-ll la In a > .... --------------falu He said "Yale. Harvard and all deadlock and has not accepted the “»• BD,> No<«*d >u«k that goes other universities are conspirators system. The taxpay<T» (ought with a with undue stoutueu All of tbe atbagainst the truth nt God. A man can­ fortner council for five monyis when ; IcUc ii-uc training <raining farms rarma about auour New r»ew lorx not be a thoroughly educated and cul Il was letting the eontract. follow this tills system, system, which which laIs aas good ’ ' follow turwt man unless be la a Catholic.” The prohibition the vlateiuenl made by Adama that ‘ Hawley wi Uic w bole spirit at the U. of M te antiChrist "It la so absurd that I would ’l,t ' stole their wi TOM DOYIdl. tyed in tbelr bathing suits. Henry W. Bova, who deserted tho Tuesday. Smith, with the assessors of KaUmasoo. bar.- torn kind by the atate tax commission to investigate tbe THE DOCTOR to tho Quantity of It. CONSTIPATIi being to show that assrasments are low Ex-Tax Cumnilsslaiier K Oakman made tbe following comment on thia, move: ‘It might be well for wmc of tbe pevlnsnla and to tn other Mlchlgai That would relieve THO8. 8. 1PHAOUR A SON, PATENTS. buslnra» failure and not a --lond rested on Bn)ltb'a name. He thought differ- the figures tbelr men at work at which rscrnl tali Uta elty were mad and wished Wayos rioanty Bank Bldg-, DETROIT. tbeu>. It wr.s devi-lrijH-d that RIDER AGENTS WANTED Jmnp or In each town to ride and exhibit a sample loot model bicycle of our manufacture. YOU 110 TO (50 A WE E K braid ex having a wheel to ride fqr jvurseU. CAN MAKE Pingree, left tur tn. Saturday. He was thrown from n plank on which he was standing and pitched head Brut Into a largo clutch hove received from the Pbllndelpulley and forced through a spare of about 12 Inches on the under aide (lira which tti< The pullv Houghton. Mich, 1901 Models Quraalsag $10 to $18 ’00 Il’99 Modals-":.$7fo $12 SOO Sicpnd Hind Whxslicq t. 4ta i Uko3a trs.lv by our Oxfcago rash turn. IQ JjQ and Mrs. R. R GoodelL The Goodells bin purrbnM-e 'n the tire are Intimate friends of tbe Pingree only sou nt Assistant Postmaster May­ ropjH-rs while they last. family aud have been In the city alnee worm of Detroit. He was a young Mra Pingree and Miss Hasel returned Idrlan. Gilliland place y 10. ---- -— . .. announced. that their visit may be prolonged for [The lirhle 1* the youngest daught<-r of I A. J. Ayers, a traveling man, and tbe i’lngrev waa as well as could groom Is a son of James F. Gilliland. ted.” said Frank C. Pingree been something terrible and It waa thought that tbe trip would be a reitaf. Then, friends have been killing tbe family with their kindnesses. Bo ! am eould scarcely receive them. Th# "trip will give them a rest and a mucoBswded change. Tbe Goodells are old friends of the family and Mlsa Goodell to a particular friend of Miss Haxei.” The assessor of Howell assessed against Thomas Gordon aa agent for Rogen. (I0O.0HO on personal -property. This autn was (Opposed to represent the money which had been loaned through Gordon In this state on notes hl. custody belonging to Rogers. The circuit court held that tbe money was any bicycle QN APPROVAL 10 anyone wiiAoui <i anl arpCttit tn advance and allow 10 DAYS FREE TRIAL. , a cent if tlie bicycle does not suit you. IL^uamaa^l DO MOT^B tbe maUtv ofow wkrals. • 'WE WlrnT • rellsUr prrwa la wk Lown ta dtautbala calalogMS Jbr SB !• cachaagafee a Wcycic. Wnu udsy ioe frra caUlc«u« sad <w epeaalaOcr. scribed for the Saginaw auditorium ‘'Magnetic Healing Institute.” Thia la the concern which advertised that they project would send a diagnosis of any disease ’ral Michigan will bold a con venlion in .which the patient might bare If he black and white. Vary large silver butjrould simply send them a lock of hla . Burglars swiped (HI cash and (200 Tbe Grand Lodge of Michigan Maworth of stamps from the Hint |x»t sons la preparing for a trip. The memoffice Thursday night. bera of the lodge, with a few friends Theodore Williams, of Mt. Joseph, is dead of Injuries received while driving llamlltou. where they visit the Grand Lodge of Canada. Tbe party will re­ Three Hlvrra will yote next .Monday main tn Hamilton until ncxrTtiursday. on a proposition to bond for (10.000 for when they wilt go to Toronto, and then ncroaa Lake intnrlo to Buffalo, where a new school building. they will take In tbe Pan-American ex­ Including a home, burned at Holly* position. A. M. Palmer, civil engineer of the Miss Elisabeth McDonnaiL a Detroit southern division of the Illinois Cen­ milliner, took carbolic acid’ by mis­ tral Ila 11 mad. was shot and Instantly killed In Audlnd. Miss.. by W. K. .Notake. She died Ip ten minutes. pany. employed under Palmer. The struck by lightning and Instantly killed. He leaves a family. hand of a prominent young lady of Maple Rapids haa a flowing well Jackson. Mlsa. and the tragedy Ia, tbe result of Jealousy. Palmer wal a Michigan man. legally clear," says the be money iu Gordon's T"‘*£Mrs. Mattie Carson, widow of tbe late Bsmnel Carson, of Galesburg, claims Jmk husband left no will what­ ever. Carson died June 7, bls children claiming he-ei ecutrd a will May'IB. I>oioo.» Cortex, tba grvit’Fpanlat waa ____ . ... tbe provisions of which followed the statute. ap<.seven days later executed night. Estimated toes. (10,000; small signing four-fifths of tba estate, or Incidentally Mr. Adams took sltont (IBl.txn. to tbe children. A great Detrolt haa been occupied by tho National Educational Association aud A. W, MUea. a. farmer living near the Undertakers and Embalmers tbe rineonnlng. committed suicide hy hanging Saturday morning. Three Weeks sgu Mlles visited the undertaker tn Bsy City, purchased a rotfln which be had shipped to hla hotflb. He expttal, Detroit. ' luula has berat wit boot electric lights to dto at the fta J. L. MEAD CYCLE 00., Chteagfc ' end cloaks, and many of them eeem ap­ I I pallingly expensive. An easy household test which dis­ tinguishes Im-tween genuine butter on tbo one baud and oleomargarine and tba other la presented by tbe United States department of agriculture. It consists tnAely In boiUng briskly a small portion of tbe sample and ob­ serving Ita behavior tbe while. dinary kerosene lamp, turned low and with chimney off. melt tbe sample to chestnut. In an ordinary tablespoon, hastening tba process by stirring with a splinter of wood (for example, a match). Then, Increasing tba beat, bring to as brisk a boll as possible and after tba boiling has begun stir tbe contents of tba spoon thoroughly, not TONIC LAXATIVE m, kidney troubles, backache, loan times at Intervals during tbe boiling. . always shortly before tho boiling Oltomargartne aud renovated butter boll noisily, sputtering more or leas like belled, and produce no foam or but very little. Renovated butter produces Genuine butler bolls usually with Far Sate by FREDQL HEATH result. Buch a butter should receive Green., ■ against 41 average num the Oral six • tVaatalngton di>p»kta« One eopful of maxbed ripe currants. LUant $5,ooo? COSTS NOTHING BXTRA TO �Labor In Fight for Ufa With tho Great Truit IT IS A FIGHT TO THE DEATH. torr of Ah* country. Bran Ut* non­ union men ar* eager Co Uk* a band In th* fight. Th* employe* of two non-ualon plants voted to-day to re- placed in the Ottoman Imperial bank and draft* remitted tor th* amount These draft* have Just reached Waeblugtob. A* Is always th* case. th* claim* In tbe aggregate considerably exceed tbe amonat of the Indemnity actually paid, but our government ha* expressed Itself satisfied with'the pay­ ment. It assume* full responsibility for the distribution, the Turkish gov­ ernment paying down a lump sum of Amalgamated association. Miners. too, 305.000 and leaving It to the stfte de­ ha»e offered to Join lo the «trik*. Other partment to distribute this among the branches of Industry may become In­ claimant* at It* discretion and after The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Promotes DigeslionTbeerfulnc39 and IW.Contains neither Ojriiun.Morplune norhfateial. Signature Not Narcotic. _ Tbe death list of the Chicago A Al­ ton collision near Norton, Ho, grows hourly. Thursday morning IT persons had died, 3 wer* dying, and tbe hos­ pital physician* state that others who Inhaled steam from tbe wrecked- loco­ motives may not recover. Not all of tbe other st patients In Kansas Olty Sheet Steel company, and the Ameri­ hospitals are out ot danger. Indeed, can Tinplate company, will be obvyed. all ot those scalded about the head arc probably Injured Internally by Inhala­ end It Is Mid that not a wheel will tion of steam, and the physician* and turn to-day In any of tbelr plants attendant* My that many of tbo cases’ <AIJFOI^> For Over CHICAGO ANO S*K FRANCISCO GREAT CASTORIA ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Ubrary oar*. Send for •’Chicago to California,” describing tho journey through. Low rate personally conducted Ufiir1stexcursions to San Francisco and Lo* Angeles. Leave Chicago Tuesday* via Soeuio Route. Leave Chicago ' J JsouisviUe and Sheet Steel Company In Mahoning Val­ ley. The sixth district Is tbe strongest numerically In tbe Amalgamated As­ sociation and the men are a unit in ob­ serving the strike order Issued by llitip, Iiluutt ui lipui liirij. The ' Nation's temperance HIRES Rootbesr 1 J2ashviffe Wiitu Jurist Tlckiti Flopidei plant ot the Nile* Iron and Sheet Oom pen y. In this valley 7.500 men ar* directly or Indirectly affected by the Cumberland. Md. July 18.—Non* ot the man employed In the American Tin Plat* mlli* at this point reported tor work, and the mill la shut down. The ■trike affects about too people in Cum­ berland. Th* mills of N. A Q. Taylor, <5V)LF Pomeroy, Ohio, July 16-—The effect of the Iron and steal worker*' etrlka haa reached thl* city, throwing 300 men out of employment at the Pome­ roy.work* of the American eteel hoop PATENTS ',SE tain. In thl* section the coal miner* will be the chief sufferer*, a* nearly ail the firemen employed at the mine* are ADVICE AS JO PlllHtMUlir Notice I* "InreaUvs Ase- BSt DAILY MARKET REPORT. 'iSssa Anderson, Ind., July 18.—Th* strike In th* Un plate mills has been Inaugu­ July rated bar*. AU members of the Aflialt imated association obeyed th* strike STS." American Laundry. It you want your linen* washed CLEAN, patronise tho American Laundry. Collar*, cuff* and shirt* Wilmington, Del., July 15.—Th* don* np in the latest style*. Price* striking machinist* of the Harlan A Hollingsworth company. to tbe num­ the Iowan. ber of 11% returned to work thl* morn­ E. E. Fbamois, Prop. ing In accordance with th* agreement reached, an advene* In wages of 31 a *13 ■ week or over and fifty cent* adH.43H rance tor those who had been receiving under *13. Tbe men work fltty-*ix and a quarter hour* a week during the Sat­ Buffalo, July 15.—The International urday half-holiday. aea*on and sixty hour* a week during the reat ot the । Antl-Clgare'te League has elected these iJfflcer*: President, Fran»t,Buck that Cures chlnlsts' strike wa* practically ended today by th* return ot more than 1.W0 wurkmen to their various shops. The Avery Casey nt Buffalo; *»cond vice president. Mis* Edith Wlldermuth. Al­ legheny, Pa.; secretary, Charleas Fisk, Chicago; aMlstant secretary. Mias Ha­ sel a. Cowdrey. Fort Wayne; treas­ urer. Emmett Harvey, Louisville. Jussis. Red Cross Pills PRICE9LOO dell, aged 31. a prominent horseman of Nevada. Ma. tiled of heart trouble at Mtonla. Ky. He was one of the Ignpftttt^ ■uolroaneo PAINFUL SmlrutlM Resorts �1 of Yankee >U»amof SHULTZ. Jpe Fuhnnm, a gr Naso, camo Saturday of the summer with heft .£ , 'Dpe MeDonald la working fa Coats ^Geti. Kenyon tad family of Dowling IRVING bberdls borne from Wxsto Ida Higbee of . Potterville vlllo are enjoying aortatry Ufa st F. L. fag her aoa George. - > -. bluff. I saw before me a lave! tableland Goo. Dilleabeck made a trip to Ionia several hundred yards In extent flank­ len wadding annivureary of tho last of tbe’ week to vfalt a relative li and wife of Freeport, Batnr- who is dangerously ill. . Suvursl ot the relative* of Emmet Corille wont to Woodland Monday tq wttneas a very critical surgical opera­ CARLTON CENTER. tion. They report strong hops* of bls •'It's perfectly •They’re" actually Al Uifa tmpropitiosM -IfrdaRuwell of.Mlddlevllle was ■^ent Saturday and Sunday at John guest of Grace Pierson Sunday. Mrs. J. H. Bonnett and daughU- Ml** Withoy of Cedar Oreek 1* ald- spending two weeks at tbelr farm liAMys.Hudeon with hm-work. Dogs have been killing sheep foi Lost Saturday the body of UnOle to rido out Sunday. COATS GROVE. Freer Kingsbury was found crashed L. Chase and Seymour Jordan H. J. Christmas of Hastings visited Onward came t the prairie Itself which at first t ud partly burled by an out building thought was a stone, but which on .a. curling from afar. which bad fallen upon him.. As near Cadillac second look I discovered to be a Jack aa can bo found out tbo body had lain spending tbe sumtber with her son El. Abbie Coats. there over a woek and was fa a bad C. Strong. Mrs. Geo. Hanna fell from a step Minnie Wood cams borne from Grand elate to move but friends brought a Ora Yerty and wife spent Sunday Rapids to care for her mother while motloulae*. Tba myatery ot th<r eagle's rere placed fa ladder while picking cherries and with relatives fa Woodland. aba was 111. to burial. Edna Barnum who has been in Grand Stop r yelled tbe bridegroom. ' tended to dine on rabbit meat. Married July 4th at tho Middleville _ My horse bad hardly come to a stop DELTON. Saturday. IM. E. parsonage, William O. Miner to H. D. Wood ba* (old hb farm of 45 when tbe eagle, apparently oblivious of Srorer Davenpor, of Kalamazoo ■ Lena Wiloox. Congratulations. They talnlng Will Orwin And wife and Cha*. acre* to G. E. Coat*. Conrideratloo my pretence, swooped flercriy down Wright and wife. H. J. Christmas ini Bunday with bls parenU hereupon Its prey. Tbe rabbit passively waa called to her homo Sunday and •1500. Cresrie Bbawman residing on tba awaited tbe onslaught Straight as a photographed the family. Monday with bls family for Day Mills, Remember tbo Ice cream social Fri­ State rood is visiting Blanche Wood. falling shell tbo great bird pounced Out. day night which will bo held lo the school yard instead of church yard. It Louise McDowell returned Saturday uyrripelM which developed Into acarfrom Cressey whom sbo baa boon visit­ at Ottawa Beach. Various camping parties aro being Ing friends during tho absence of her Dr. Mays 1* treating Jas. Radford of •trcak ot gray flashed upward through K. Bunday school. nestings for stomach trouble. Last Bunday was quarterly mooting Bert Forman bu gained 10 pounds DUNCAN LAKE. R. B. Hosmer’* team took advantage timed that tlie Luge bulk of tho eagle Myron Kilmer wn* fa Grand Rapids of their driver one day this week whilo swept on beneath him. and ho dropped Friday. hitched to tbo binder aud made a homo back unbanned. Tlie rabbit Instantly voice. but the higher (duration la nocIxroretla Adams also Vnrr aud Olney ran from the field. Fortunately no Thursday and Friday. WELCOME CORNERS. darted at full speed toward tho ravine. Sheriff Coruight was In town Saiur- Adams, Geo. Wbltcomo and Name one was hurt but the binder wa* badly Ben Blaknoy and wife of Hastings Douglas took fa the excursion to Otta­ 1"1 business. visited L. 8 led go and wife Bunday. EllloUof Hlokory Corners wa* wa Beach Bunday. Fred Cassady, wife and daughter at ­ Tba rabbit was apparently watching Tbe ringer uiuat bo an Impersonator/ Dill Benjamin and family spent Sun­ DOWLING tended services at tbo P, M. church day st Grand Rapids. and family span Jaary Aj Sunday. Mrs. Giles SbophcrC spent Sunday at OrangoviUe. d^whh frl Oreo Wellman and daughter were him be stopped and. squatting down as oni- too tong, nc with her rick mother Mr*. Sbtcklcr al guests of Dr. Sheffield Sunday. Will Sackeu, who ha* been in Battle on our street Thursday. Holy Corners. _ era! knowledge o eveningfor tho west to tho Interest ot Jay Blaknoy and lady of Hastings before, again awaited tbo foe. Orah V reel and while coming down Creek for some time, ws* al hutno with enre la necessary. stairs bad tho misfortune to dislocate hl* aunt; he returned to that city Tuoe- visited at Mrs. A. S- Blaknoy’* last tho Champion Binder Co. second time I saw that it would pass Sunday. • her arm at tho shoulderDr. Brockon Rot. G. E. McDowell oxohanged pultllady* and Kale Healey of Rutland plU with Rev. Lchmon Of Benfield last him should he attempt to leap upward, Michigan Central Excursions. ifra. Bechtel and son Alien enter­ r, iui weca. as before. But tbe rabbit instantly di­ Well* and wife were caller* al Frank VanSyckle's boy* of Battle tained Mr*. Schlflo and daughter Ola jlnaar’s Bunday. Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, vined tbe eagle's purpose, and this sonatton lias been Immeasurably raised of Lolghton, Ephrlam Martin aud wife time, merely flattening himself against A. 8. met with Mrs. H. N. r„ May 1st to Oct. 31»t 1901. Dales of I charge also Rachsei Vrecland aud by Wagner. History, literature, know! hour Wednesday. of sain dally from April 30 to Sept-_30th. Again th* rabble darted toward tbo raslater Sunday. Geo. Sheffield and wife visited in For rates and particulars call at ticket Among tboso who took fa the excur­ sion to Grand Rapid* Bunday were Dolton last Sunday. 1, wail taxc. The Haugh young people and Riddle and family visited Brad McLoud. Tbo*. Adgate. Wm. Bay View Camp Meeting and Assem­ young ladies of Battle Creek hare been at PrAJrie villc over Green, John and Orris Soolu Geo. Howe had tho misfortune to tho guest* of the Bristol* and Clarks. bly, Bay View, Mich., July 9 to Aug. ways wltb the result that the rabbit Wo have quite a snake story lo offer kept unbanned and gradually apst Galesburg Saturday and both boooa just above tbo ankle; then ibis week. Il differs from others how­ tho round trip. Children half fare. eight Inches above that fracture thp ever by being true. Ono day last wook Study always, be content with school of Kalama- laree bone was broken. Dr. Brockon Mrs. Cha*. Warner wa* fa the back Limit lo return Aug. 17th. reduced the fracture.< ball game Sunday Exounrion Notice: Each Sun­ self. Ernest V«tf Dyck fa Saturday Upon lookfag, She saw a large snake day excursion ticket*, one fare for tho bung disappointed over the ravine for a Evening Post from Kalama moment and then circled majestically WOODLAND. lust fa the act of crawUngover bar lap, round trip, will be sold to local points appy G. M. Baitinger of St. Joseph Is vis­ for the fish head on the other aide. She jumped up and tbo snake dellber- an Michigan Central where; tbo trip Tbe contest bad lasted for nearly half iting relatives here this week. an hour. During that time bad the rabD. 8. England attended the conven­ Monday. tion of funeral directors aud embalm­ through the brash on account of the train going aud returning within tbo Hlton r ers at Detroit last week. limit of Bunday. n Rattle Creek Monday after a The “Old Maida" of the village aro site of tbo fish bead, It backed away From June 1st until Sept. 30th, fa. u>k*' visit with her «fcterMr». busily engaged this week preparing for through the brush; they watched it and paid tbe penalty wltb bls Ufa.—Tooth’s lag on * tour through tbo country . elusive, tho Michigan Central will sell Companion. ’J" F.UMore*u and wife and C. A- 1 thalr convention whtob will be held Friday and Saturday ovenlngs. Come summer tourist tickets al greatly retrlbner and wife are camping at OakI ducod rates. For particulars call at RUTLAND CENTER. TO. Wall lake. H. P. French is entertaining his sta­ ticket office. ter Mr*. Flfleld and daughter of CharH. H. Blake Is on tho sick list. Brotherhood of St. Andrew Inter­ lands In our village. Lena Wood la working for Mr*. Dib­ Albert Fisher of Cressey called on national convention, Detroit, July St to ble of Middleville. their thrashing rigs. Wo predict a C. A. Newland and family spent Sun­ 28lh. Rate «3.86 for round trip. Chil­ leoburg-Sctiwertu. Of course tbe boy | busy season for them In this section of day al Emerson Edger's. dren half faro. king of Spain Is younger than; this the county. i Jim Wood has completed bls work at Epworth League assembly, Luding­ Rant Wolcott of Freeport, and Olio Mr. Green’s and I* now working foe Matter of Cleveland visited friend* and ton, Mich, July-25th to Aug. 30th, Immediately to tba shoemaker foe hie Rato one first class faro for rouud trip. Bernice M union roturnod from her Richard Foreman's report a good time. —tv. — , .1,. „i._. _i. Children half faro. Datea of sale July 25 to Aug. 3rd, Inclusive.. limit to re­ gulsb between rbive and Jtr.lf came blsdocby, and so oo tbe 01b of April be near resulting lu bls receiving a thrash* . &8. R, R. A. Dunn Iv carfag for bls harvest turn Aug. 30th. »n J. F. Williams. General excursion to Thornapple near Milo. Mcckleoburg Bcbwerln ta n part of Mrs. H.ulda Otis is spending a few lake, Jackson and Detroit Sunday, July tbe great German empire.but tbe young tbo drummer. day* wltb her daughter Mrs. Lewis 21, by spcclaltraln. Leave 'Hastings monarch Is supremo In ell matters that fSrs. McKee is spending a few weeks 7:50 a. m., return leave Detroit 6:30 p. pertain to tbe duchy. Tbe duchy is not shoemaker. wga found Saturday. supposed to bare tn., Jackson B;Q6 p. m., Thornapple lake with Mo. Cyrus Belsoo. ”Wha| tn btaxre did you do that been dead three or four days when Tboso wbo attended tho show In 10:50 p. tn. Rate Detroit #1.83, Jock- 000,000 persons, but It la one of tbe old,—-1 Ct, — _ 1. Hastings are rathhr alien. son 85c, Thornapple lake 25e, Contrary to prediction last spring Zero Newland of Shultx spent Sunday hare hoard it, that ait out building fell tbo small fruit *ocma to be very scarce monarch lu Europe now ta King Chris­ General exenrslou Grand Rapids with her parents. tian of Denmark, wbo on April 8 cele­ fa thia neighborhood and Is selling at Mao Shipman wbo bss been visiting July 28th by special train. Leave a good price. al Orangeville returned home Bunday. Hastings 11:50 a. m. Rouud trip rate brated bls eighty-I bird birthday. blind for soma limo pa*t. The body A party of four from here aro enjoy­ Scimitar. Gladys Healey has been engaged to 50c. Return leave Grand Rapids 7:30 wa* burled Saturday and the funeral Ing an outing at Tbornapdle lake. John Ketcham of Hastings visited w«a bald Sunday’ Grandma Erway will entertain the friends hero last Friday. Michigan Bl-Centenary Celebration U A; S. al tho home of I. K Diamond Lloyd Hunricktr returned from bls this week Friday. PODUNK. Detroit, July 24th to 28cb, *3.86 for roof has much to do with tbe draft of ■ trip through tho east Wednesday. Ha F, Aapfaall and family spent Sunday V— t.S -dollar camo from tbe German thaler; 25th. Return not later than 21th. Dutch, daaldcr; Danish, drier, and pitch where ho has seeurod employment on Italian, taller*. Tbe word dime lit from and more disturbed until wltb a high O. Bughbee and wife Thura- a large dally paper fa that city, tbe French dlricme (a tenth), exprssaE. 8. Covllle wbo <aa operated upon Alma Monday. Detroit Live Stock Market. t» appendicitis Monday morning by faf tbe tenth part ?qhejrtMdart dol­ kfB Jaw hytummbH fljdle*. some of Born to Cyrus Bolson and wife July Dr*. Lowry of Heelings andlfalutyre 13 a daughter. lar, and drat appeared on sample coin* which are sure to curl down and force la Improving splendidly and a speedy Michigan Central Live Slock Yards, made for congress and spelled “dlsmo.“ CbM. Root of Morgan called on rela­ tives io West Rutland Sunday. Detroit. July Ifltb. Tbe demand for live cattle I* fairly active tbit week; Spanish coinage, tbo dimes supplanted should bo built higher than ordinary. BANPIELD. receipts have been moderate of law. the leaL known as a shining tn New Henry dark before Tho following prices aro being paid al turned home last Friday from White the Detroit Live Block Market: of their old time selections. comes from tbe French centime (bun­ Primo stoors and heifers, M.75 @ Henry Lovewoll and family attended court one after another the funeral of Mrs. Wallace Lorewell Eider McDowell and sister aro the •5.23; handy butcher*’ cattle, M.OTQ turn (one hundred). •1.60; oommoo, tt.76(4 *3.90; canneni' Boaday at Dan Hull's. oows, 11.00 0 13.50: Stockers and feed­ Mt*. J. Powell 1* slowly improving. tbe court finally said. "Mr. SHAFFER CORNERS. ers duH at tt.75@tt.QO. think there Is anything in these Roach fa getting along finely Minnie Hlvere of this nface died taring cut off his flugur. Dr. YANKEE SPRINGS, Tnosday moeulng nt 8 o'clock In BlMn Fay put the member tn place and sewed calves active at •&OO0M75. nr. Block Ing fa no better. Her It back on. Gao. Is so ambitious that Bheep and lambs active; prime lambe (hter frotn Three Rivers is taking •A 00 (g M.&0; mixed B.75 @ K.00; o' bu.-.ch tin ;:i „iX- * P. Springer was taken raddonlr 111 Mr*. VanHorn of Battle Creek spent culls, tt.0O@ttM. day after cboreb. We think the Hogs are the leading feature fa this Sunday with her sou Louis Norris. Mr*. Harvey RelHnger Is entertain- market, light receiptsi: trade is active fag her broth«r and family of BaUle at the following prices: Primo medium*, tt.00 (g •0.05; YorkJohn MeGlooklln’s Hula four year imimur old boy Ray fall Into tho basement of ere, •«&<» (g K.06; pig*. W.Q0@ W.06; xg your panlou. ma' roughs, M.OO« K.M; stags, i off. criputu.1. wltb a acered 1 1 ask you pot to reel A Poor Millionaire socially and financially. The cream could not digest his food. Early use of Dr. King’s New Ufa Hits would have saved him. They strengthen the stomacL. aid digestton, promote asoimliAUoo, Improve appeltte. Price 25c, Money hook if not salliSed. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, druggist. f, i � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-07-25.pdf 5aa4b08551bf1f3bedcd9dac11fcf3a3 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1901. Na 10. JUDGE SMITH SUSWIED LAKE DRAIN ?. ADDITIONAL LOCAL. . >• -<£• ■ ■». -2^-7 ■•;. I Ohio, to In thecRy. ■quers with such limitations scare cal­ Ben Phillip* WM in Grand Rapids Wra. & Mmbot culated In lu Judgment toir'-'-'— CHARLTON REPLIES TO condition Of thto stsoellcd water supply SUPREME COURT AFFIRMS HIS tho evito of the traffic, and to Mfc. te in the city Tuesday. to at the present time. Going up Mud , •' -. .^’1 : DHCIS1ON. L easy to observe any falllura to -----v ' Lyman H JOURNAL’S ARTICLE. Geo. Hanford of Grand Rapid* to the from soiling during prohibited tlmee. creek'end Thornapplo river from the guest of friends In ihodty. _• : T\.', Tho act* of the respondent are within not only the spirit but the letter of the Carrie Andrus to visiting the Facta Concerning the Much stagnant water, George Marchant of Marshall to'a ti*ousPan^Ameriean. .■ During Time When Saloon Must guest at Owen McPhariln's. I Tho conviction to affirmed. Tho case B. H. Burn< was tn Grand Rapids to remanded with directions to tho cir­ rotten «»tw to slowly ieaohing down, Thornapple take. cuit judge to proceed to Judgment. Monday afternoon. visiting relatives In the city. . I’ The other justices concurred. filling ths lake, at all seasons of the Miss Birdie Hale of Woodland to year, with, rotten, decaying filth and friends in 8c. Joseph. Notice to Water Consumers. Will you kindly penult mo through deadly miasm io germs! If Bastings that the supremo court had Just affirmed Mr*- Albert Smith of Sherman to Judge Smith's decision in an importMrs. Chas. Pick ell and grandson, vtoltlog relatives in tho dty. Semi-annual water route are now Charlie James, went to Grand Rapids by article entitled the MIm Ver* Doyle went to Muskegon him la Calhoun county. The Judge raring of Thprnappla held that the location of a saloon In a dark at J. B. Robert's usws room. Tuesday for a two weeks* visit. room In a building so located that the Black's aloe cottage and naptha launch. >Joarn»A and which wm '■> n-4 i.v. ■ J . ‘ . 11nsplr*d by others. Rapid*. the Journal) to call Instead a pobUo tivm the sidewalk, street, alley or rtnd John KonstAW of Crawfordsville, horses, first class rigs, etc. Inquire of gers Bunday. i by ths following statement: proposed improvement and purifying to In violation of tha provtotam of the Hknht OkldNar Caledonia, Mich. over Sunday. of thto co-called source of water supply statute. £ < ■<; . Mss/ljf. Mpore qf Battle Crook to for their city. p Common Council Proceedings. Tbo original case was brought against attention should lx> called to We propose to lower Tbornapplelake vtoltlng her sisters, Mrs. Caleb Moore A. J. White, propriser of the WBUams The Mlauw Paulino Shults and Ida aton Friday evening, July 111, 1901, The Tqwu Line Ladies' Aid Society Mayor Renkes presiding. Present at roll call—Aid*. C. F. the public health, will be allowed u> worth while to repeal the concluding Brooks, Youngs on Tuesday, July 30th, for tea. F. C. Brooks, Bronson, Good­ flow off down the river to Lake Michlyear, Reed, Warner. Abeent—Heath. All are invited. Murdock were married last evening. welfare of the poop) ebf Hastings. The Moore who wrote the decision of the in* Waters. Minute* of meetings of Juno 21st and apthor claims that Thornapplo lake to leberrlca In the big marshes near Del­ prema court. July 6th road and approved. above the lake, wo will have living After citing at considerable length On motion of C. F. Brooks petition Chicago for two weeks' visit. Relfc- ‘ streams of water flowing down to feed of L J. Tripp and Burdette Uchty for end the hoary hall storm In the spring. lives from Colorado Springs, Colo, and Parma sandstone and that said Mud- aod'porify Thornapplo lake, and the water line on Dibble street south from Judge Moore continues* as follows; Bond waa referred to Water Commit­ thousands of acres of swamp land above tee. pamphlet issued by the Michigan Cen­ A building 60x60 feet, one story, to upon this stratum a snbtAr- the lake, which are now the habitation On motion of Bronson petition of tral railroad, descriptive of the Pan. Indeed from the provision* of of bullfrogs and deadly mlaamln gorma fcrent the Michigan statute. If one desiring American exposition, with maps. Ulus- of the Table factory and will bo used dar Thoenapple lake down to the city will be turned Into productive fields. ... — ..I. _ 1a* a storeroom and pocking and thipEven Mr. French of Middleville, who Albert Roach, an Inmate of the ping department. •he whole thing haa been to fighting yo hard ip defeat our pro­ county ttea*urcr the tax imposed upon Moved by F. O. Brooks that M. C. with mathematical proctolou posed'. Improvement, will be greatly the business, and a proper bond, the R. R. Oo. 1*5 allowed U> build a brick county house, died from a cancer Mon. The citltens' committee having In county treasurer ha* no dtocretloo, but benefited by-the lowering of tho lake. must toaus the tax receipt. He haa walk from depot to line of N. T. Park­ day night, aged 76 years. Hto funeral that Utalr city was bulH cli- A large part of tli<w*:cr which Bows nothing to do with deciding In what er'* property. Lost—Aye*, .F. C. tho soldiers and sailors' reunion in AuBrooks, Reed, Warner. Nays. C. F. in tho potter's field. down Mud creek end Thoroapple river K* ce the buslneM shall be conducted. Brooks, Bronson, Goodyear. baa no discretion to say where the Judge John W. Champlin al jOrand Rapids, cx-ju*tioe of the enprome court, upon tho fitness of the person who lowering of the lake will decrease the imeoe to engage In it. All those th and a man of groat prominence in pub­ by Deputy-Sheriff Hnglo Tuesday tor sro provided for in the statute, and Aid. Goodyear moved Its adoption. lic affairs, a distinguished jurist and carrying concealed weapons. Ho was and percolation. Lost--Ayse, O. P. Brooks, Bronson, leading democrat, died yesterday morn- arraigned before Justice Walker yes­ By lowering the lake these waters The lax receipt In thto Instance au­ Goodyear. Nays, F. C. Brooks, Raed, and thousands of springs along the thorizes the buslneoB so be carried on Warner. terday morning, plead not guilty and interests at Middletn the Williams House at Battle Creek. City property cwnmitiM reported T.B. Dlamodd of Litchfield, Minn., allowed tn Sow down the lake and will There were plenty Of places in that upon account of George Reed for who haa been visiting hto non N. T. tloo set for next Tuesday. building whore tho buxines* could have forutoh an * inexhaustible supply of been carried on, *o that tho propietor plumbing al city ball amount ofUO Diamond, and other relatives in thto and we recommend that tho tame bo of it could have complied with the pro- allowed al «76. Carrlod-Ayea. C. ?. vicinity for the past fourteen weeks, rested Friday on complaint of Myron -l.l... .J vr Brooks, F. C. Brooks, Bronson .Good- returned home Monday. Mr. Diamond W. Dunham, charged with malicious camo to Grand Rapid* to get relief Injury to personal properly. He was uM have been engaged in. supply. The lowering of Thornapplo Lake will not injure a single person, Brooks that tho same be laid upon the appointed. Saturday forenoon, plead guilty to the either directly or Indirectly. ItwlB be tabla iudcfinlteb. Motion provailed. A report form Nashville in last men to explain how an improrcraeut an unmeasurable benefit to the public On motion of Reed the matter of re­ sow or kept tor sate, must oe ciceeu. funding S8000was referred to finance night's Evening Press says that Homer fifteen day* tn JalL health. all curtains, screens, partitions and cotnmltico to report at next regular Downing, a stock dealer and wool buyer In Poatmaxter General Smith's latest other things that obstruct the view meetiag. wax shot al yoatonlay morning alout orders regulating tho rural mail dsllvfrom the sidewalk, street, alloy or road Mayor appointed a* ally attorney to public Improvement ever attempted In io front of, or st the side or end of said fill vacancy Thos. Bullluan. On mowhere bls wool I* stored. The bullet building, or the bar. or place In said Barry county. room where said liquor* are sold or uameu, v. r. urowc*, r. u, urooas, at for sale, shall beremoved." C.I*. Brou*ou, Goodyear; Reed, Warner. 0< the story of the two emigrants who Moved by BroMou that street oom: ». It was at one Urao urged thto startod from ^oftilo lo travel In oppostatute was ' unconstitutional. Thto oito*!oner take care of matter of tile ported to tho officials here. *Ue dirrotloos. By mtouk. both hap­ will stand loygl and true In this fight court held otbsrsrlaa. Prosecuting At-' filled upon Court street cast from JefWe understand that two of the Hast­ torney vb. Police Jnstlec, 71 Mich., 38. foreon street. Carried—Ayes, C. F. pened to takb the same train, daidl 1} was said in that case the right to Brooks, ?. C. Brooks, Brqnson, Good- ings girls who hold position* a* attdnd. formance of their official duties." But . Pat to Mike, 'This to a great country; auto at the Kalamazoo asylum are down constructs building without windows Indadc, Bare l'n» going to Chicago fight. If wi have to make a further oe- with stained windows or with curwith the mild form of varioloid which fight lo maintain our rights let us call to prevailing at that institution. These newspapers or periodicals on their own ‘ are both traveling on tho same train." a public mass meeting of all patriotic young ladles arc Escellle Sutton and account, or accept and collect subscrip­ Thornapplo lake (which la nothing Mand Hamlin. Call* Mills and Pearl tions for the same." Thto will be a more than an enlargement of ThornLong it to Said: “The traainsM of aell- Amendment carried—Ayon, C. Hinckley have also been exposed. nice thing for republican |<apers which ing IntoxlcaUDg liquors to tne which may waul to aval) themselves of the fka 1 Mr1«I — , . . •-» an n J —llkil A.I year, ticca, Warner. the valley through which the river FHANK CHARLTON. Original motion as amended. ( right to regniatv dr prohibit, and they have, therefore the power to impose riod—Ayes, C. F. Brooks. F. C. Brtx oo the opposition pspers. such condition* and restriction* upon Bronson, Goodyear, Reed, Warner. The ball game yesterday afternoon Michigan Central Excursions. The examination it William Howe, was a one-sided affair, copecialy the about two feet of tall per mile or total Pan-American Expedition, Buffalo, first pen of It. The Middleville boys did not seem lo realize the fact that cured of haring cruelly treated hto son. face of the lako to th* surface of the of sale dally from April 30 lo Sept. 30th. legislative branch of the street from State to Court for Reunion Aug. S2nd and 23rd, 1901. Carried— they would have to "play bell" until river at the city of Hastings. For rates and particular** call at tick Ajm, C- P. Brooks, F. C. Brooks, Hastings had run up a score of eleven Justice DeGali* of .Middleville. Tues­ If Thornapple lake to the source of day afternoon. As the man's victim Broneoo. Goodyear, Reed, Warne S wstar supply for Hastings (a* claimed) of intoniperThe following oily account* the game was more even although at to yet laid up from hto Injuries, the there must be a stratum of Panna sand­ bly, Bay View, Mich., July »to Aug. ic. It to not no time did the home team stand in ^..».ue its oxpedl* Menu teneatb tho lake al a point sufilosaid by Mr. Cooley in hto iontly high to give a fall from that lire round trip. Children half fare. creased to 9'2000 which he succeeded in ostitutlpoal Limitation*: Dates of sale July 8 to 9 Inelusiie. Hive branch Hayes and RobieMkl for the homo rested today by Marshal Farnham of .... If ths legis­ Sunday Excursion Notice: Bach Sun. lature may altogether prohibit the team. Umpire, Gardner of Middle­ Middleville oo the charge of assault liquor traffic, they may make such coovilla. Score as follows: around the shores ul the round trip, will be sold to local points dltlons if It to permitted to be oontinthan murder, and In default of Middleville......... 1*0 00 1 00 10-1 Hastings.............. 50 1 1 SO 0 0 «-16 oo Michigan Central where I the trip wr a distance of at least one hundred train going and returning within the and twawy-five feet below Um sorfisoe Otho lake and If it were poadble that limit of Sunday. by legtolaturm at elusive, the Michigan Central will sail fisvor; and it do«w same plan of ntilll: duned rate*. For particulars call at ticket office. ? . tho public peace that saloons nhafl be keptclowdSundaysand botldars, and national convention, Detroit, July 84 to at late hours at night. Uudsr thto pro t Hastings and at course making Skh. lUle 93.85 for round trip. Chll. > ....... . .. ....v-,-.. i» open contrary to law. This section of the act muslbo held valid." In the htrae case JnsUco Campbell too, Mich, July Eth to Aug, 30th, said: "I think It compotetit for the leg­ Children half faro. Dates of sale July islature in regulating the liquor traffic the legislature, haa a memento of the held next Monday before Justice De­ Golla. Mrs. Emma Cutler of Dulton, under highly. At ihd close of hto term of of* aminod before Justice Temple of Praf- ■ the legislature, al the capitol. Clayton rlevllle, last Saturday, tho case having >>cen postponed several llrace since tho people of Delton and Prairieville wore is loading business man of Dolton and the inddant and at the close of the ban­ Carrie<b—Ayes, C. P. quet he called the young man to him The justice'* court wm Brook*, F. C. Brook*, Hronkon, Good- and handed him bto own program, reGeneral excursion Grand Rapids logs ware highly sensational, personal* Oo motlo'u of Goodyear meeting ai or other thing* Inwmdad wobatruct the view of the transactions which may go fourned. J. B. ROBMTB, Itaoorder. parties being Indulged in with a free­ It. Clayton took the program and now dom hardly oousiatent with the dignity Use Allen's Foot-Ba»e of a court, in fact nothing but the tnMichigan ti:47uuu«Bry Celebration lerfereocc of the bystanders prevented the famous governor. The margin of a 'iaersp" between a couple at irate wlk JTXf wh^ihSy £77 light' the program to covered with the notes citizens. Prosecuting AitorueyTbom- K5 to Aug. 3hl. Inclusive.. ... Clayton Busby, who was a page al Intoskutlng li­ ra. both In this Limit to re- mire after dlutrnr specch-tho last epeeoli, | people and Attorney Tower appeared j . �rood, theToiedoA'Northwestern. W. E. Shields, of Nashville, lost pert at hto thumb last week while working a Imxz planer at bis stop. * Chas. Perty and James Santee hav* left UbarloUe U> try their luck In Okla home in the wall and wlndtpill bust- Chaa. A. Young at al to Charles £. Rowladeri a sec 31 Woodland, 41700. JobnSumm to Anu* Mary Summ 40 a son 23 Woodland, 410,000. Mary Welle* to Frank Smsljsr lot 4 blit 10 Roush’s add Freeport, 4100. . -Henry Anders to AllcuU A. Bugbee 40 * see 6 Hope, 4500. Chariot Btpwart and wife toWUUam R. Y'oung 1 a sec 22 Thoruapple, 41500. Emanuel Peterman to Alice Peter, man GO a see £ Carlton, 41. Benjamin R. Rom to Ida F. Radford parcel on sec 8 city, 4175. John Lewis -and wife to Emerson G. Lewis 40 a atec 24 Orangeville, 41. Ellas Gray el al to Chip M. Blockley land in Middleville 41&0. Henry-J. Shalbley toChaa. A. Young ct al 4 a soo 31 Woodland, 4000. A CASE OF EXTRAVAGANCE. MlT<k|QU never 08 three-quarters of a new f|Qj| cake of soap and throw it away! Yet you ♦ffi * p*7 twic< the price fj large. Ivory S0*1*for a "tinted" toilet soap less than half as tally Incompetent person. Order ap­ pointing guardian entered. In the matter of Thoruapple lake drain. Report of jure filed. Estate of 1 N, Kellogg decouod. Hoarlnji final account adjourned lo l£iate of Johnson McKelvery, de­ Your little cake oi toilet soap costs you four times the price of Ivory, for it lasts only half as long and costs twice aa much. No money can buy purer or better soap than Ivory. If it came - in dainty paper, all scented and colored, you would pay fifteen ceased. cents for a very small cake of it. Carrnl OpIMsa. districts. Yet they do not see It and are too willing U> let things go on In the old way because they have gone that way fur year*. But some limo the Uiwtishlp high school will hare to come. Free rural mail delivery, tele­ phone* and electric railroads are going to bring country life into close con­ tact with city life and three will neces­ sitate a nearer approach to city school Stencb of Republican Scandal. There la a fearful stench over the lauwt republican scandal in Washing­ ton. There is little that to new tn the exposure of the methods followed in distribution of the patronage of the House, mode during the last few days oongralulallunu and boat wishes to by the National Civil Service Reform their coworkers In the Buckeye state. League. But it to none .the lea* die­ —Indianapolis Sentinel. graceful to the republican majority of that body which allows the HealingProgress or tho Democratic Revolt .■ Against Bryan. Notwithstanding Mr. Bryan's fierce ' denunciation of Ohio democrats for thair recreancy to the financial doctrina which mads him all that bo la or has been polhlcally, U Is evident chat they were first to follow the path they took merely because they were ths first to hold a convention. Mr. Bry­ an's ouiglvlng svUsocm a purpose to use bis iuflueuco lo tho utmost to pre­ vent other state organizations from fol­ lowing the way that Ohio pointed out: but every indication la that almost uni­ form failure awaits his efforts In this direction. In MaasachuMtu, the seo-i rotary of the democratic stau central committee, an- influential member of ■KgomlUM —* — '— Flutferald, haill expressed the hlo move is In the opintoo that tli Tho Death of Mr*. Kruger. ■ right —direction, _____ _______ that it wUl bo ap­ proved by the party in Massachusetts. Pitiful tenderneas pervades the Chairman McNary, of the same oom- , Ise telegraphic statement of the d miUee, Is supjortlng an anU-Bryan I Mr*. Kruftr, and the breakin. democrat for the gulxTuatorial nomi­ nation, and the democratic and inda-. pendent proa has cordially welcomed tbs Columbus platform, insofar aa It concerns national la-joo.—Evening A Booby Prize. In gams* of oords now being so wide- ' I played for charitable land other) ' urposre, they have one prize which I* tiled the “booby" prise, Intended for layer* who have shown the grreteat 1 In rreding a speech of one of our rotninent poHilofau, threatening all drop® if they dar* to buy oven a coaltg station on any part of the great outh American continent, wtni.H WK WAIN THE KWHT TO BOY OK CON1TKR KVKaYTHlN-J, XVKBYWsaU, W* re forcibly luiprretod that to men who la so willing to get us Into want which lonld cost thousands of Urea uf human kings and HOiUBft, and millions— EAHA.rs asr.tJons uf dollars, and Mko all oar *earo«*t property and stings bank dupo*lM worth probably wa than fifty cents on a dollar thair twaent value, there should be award d fey tho Amerieau people a “booby rt;..-Geo T. AAgell Vn Our Dumb Prof. of schools C. M. Jansky and wife of Au Sable: Mich., who spend part of their vacation near Delton with her parents, Mr. end Mtn. Chas. Mo­ reau Sr., left Au Sable last week for Delton, Mrs. Jansky coming direct u> Dalton and the Prof, going via Detroit to transact some busincs*, and while there was notified by telephone that after ho left home his reddener had been broken Into and goods stioou, and 1 . 1 ' j . ; , ' 1 on- CASTOR IA For Infants and Children. s*upt< E U. Slggers. patent lawyer Washingtou, D. C„ whore ad appears jn bur column*, Is an attorney of l wanly-one yeara active practice and is well recom­ mended to u*. HU rating will be found In Dun's and Bradstreet's reports, as he owns tho Inventive Age. He has sent us application blanks and other papers, and Inventors who are Intend­ ing to apply for patents, would SAV* dine by calling nt this ofllco and get­ ting the papers before presenting their application? through any other source. fat lady—Don't sleep too much, ex­ ercise; don't eat fata and sweets. To reduce flesh rapidly take Rocky Mouatain Tea Acta directly on the fatty tissues. S5c. W. H. Goodyear. profl tn bly manufacturing the product of tho forests. carefully replanting Tho End ot tho Deal is the title of an unusually good business aerial <lcry which to to begin in an early number ot the Saturday Evening Post, of Phila­ delphia. A famous transaction on the Chicago Board of Trade to the basis up­ on which the author, Mr. Will Payne, "Don't you feel a thrill of exultation haa founded thto strljtlng romance of every time you see those symbolic let­ tho wheat pit. A charming love story ters U. 8.r asked the patriotic cltlatn. runs through the stern and stirring who bad just returned from Europe. "Yes," angwerod Senator Borghnm, "and I like 'em best lo the shape of a monogram. They look almost exactly two |S0 bills In a letter and bad laid Item on a table by her while the read the letter. The little girl camo In. picked tip ono of the bills and began to 3no toe It, but bo m!i! Bottling could be done, as the government required the October ot the bill—Emporia Oaaette heart action. A heart that is weak or diseased cannot do full duty and the circulation of the blood is interfered with. There is a medicine that gives new gtrength to the heart, new power to the pulse and puti new color into cheek and lip. “I wu short of breath, dlxxy, bad smothering sensations, In­ tense pain tn heart, was feeble and pulao so weak that I could not raise myself In bed. I found a perfect------ --. 1. J ACKSOK, Heart Cure.1 Kvwauna, Ind. Dr. Miles' Heart Core egulates the heart's auSion, rhile it stimulates the digestive organs to make new, rich, red blood which gives strength to. the whole body. Sold by drug­ gists on a guarantee. ■ second, how to regain good health. The first can boobtalncdby energy, honesty and saving; the second, (good health) by using Green's August Flower. Should you bo a despondent sufferer from any of the effects ot dyspepsia, liver complaint, appendicitis, indiges­ tion, etc., such as sick headache, palpi­ tation of tha heart, sour stomach, ha­ bitual costlvcness, dirtiness of tho bead, and works off the Feeble al or, fainting, smothering or inking spells all point in the try Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills. I fol a Wi M W. H. Goodyear'* drug store and since taking the pllln I feci a great dual belter and stronger and I can strongly recommend JhopOls” Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pili* are sold at 50c. a box al dealers or Dr. A. W. Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. Y. See that portrait and signature o! A. W. Chase M. D. are on every package. W. H. Goodyear. the roofs, stops starvation, and the hair grows thick and long. It cures dan­ druff also. Keep bottle of it on your dressing table. It always restores color io faded or gray hair. Mind, we say “always.” Th Kind You Hin Always Bougbt Day by day tho column* of this paper bring now evidence from Hastings peo­ ple of the work being done by Dr. A. W. Chase'* Nerve Pill*. Why they accomplish so much is easily explained. They are prepared with an eye single to restoring nerv* foroe. They accom­ plish thto object which no other medi­ cine In the world has ever twan able to. That's why hundreds of Hastings peo­ ple offer their toetimooy. Mr. Maynard, ot Hastings, Mich., aays: “I was suffering severely from H young ladle* think sores, pimples and red noses look well with a bridal -------------------------- jywl/l Application stolen goods In his posareulon, which ueccsEitalcd hl* returning to An Sable to Investigate the robbery. Mr. Jan­ sky found after returning to Au Sable that bls house was fired In two differ­ ent places inside by pouring kerosene oil on the floor and setting Are to It; it burned most everything and mined tho balance Including a fine piano; most of hi* clothing was stolen, one man was caught al Tawa* with the clothing, shoes, etc. No Insurance.— Delton Graphic. mate pursuit of wealth. Its expre*-' aioas on imperialism will meet with the hearty approval ot all who sincerely Jova liberty and justice It was a great convention, dominated by great men. It welded once mure the warring faction, and made way for a harmonious flght. To say that it nominated the next governor of Ohio would to to belittle the t-emenduus Struggle which the convention but inaugureted. The tight la on and tho democracy of the nation will watch - with Interest tho progrtws of tho strug­ gle. The democracy of Ohio haa never been known to falter In the dark nt hour. This year a great opportunity to presented and with a splendid can­ didate and platform it may, by harmo­ nious action, accomplish wonder*.' Order allowing claims er* entered and appointing lime aud place of meeting. In the matu-r at Leuna Miller, a minor. Application for adoption and change of name filed. and order ot oioptlnn and change of name from Leuna Miller to Lennit VanEpps eu- no life It Is starved. It keep coining out, gn thinner and thinne bald spots appeal then actual baldness The only good ha food you Dr. Miles Medical Oo Elkhart, lad. ray wife tiss l>eet» emptying th* dust­ pan tn tny tobacco Jar for the put few niorning«.-Oblo Btate Journal. •nra cnSiuraat o*M 4w»*«wd *r» nuuira* «» wr«i iwr d«Ir-.» U««-4 fntau c«i<. st Uw Pnawu oOtas Is tMCitv <4 Uulla0.*r tramistlfew aa* ■lUwxsu. <c. or tcUve th. au <UV »< Jaa.sry zs-cXt a JshuSs �G. R. JOHNBON, ,D. D. S. __ ____ .______ Skip, Dm Dw Kuti af HssUagi Nitlsaal Bate n» ciumii piki ii ni citj In the city to got clean te at BUSBY BROS.’ BATH ROOflS Up-to-date Toneorlal Work. iportngly used, are the most Injurious approval from many sections on Ua of tho foods In ordinary am. .They Idea far a "good roads" train,- The aub- reader digestion Imperfect apd by Iject of road Improvement to but little understood In thto country, and as tho duce overeating. Eat sparingly of fralL preeerre* [primary object of tho train is educa­ tion In road building It will have high­ veal, pock, young lamb, kid. bam. baly valuable results upon the movement coo, sugar, vinegar, spices, fata, oils, , fried foods, pastries, cake* rich <!■-*for better highway* | I The plan o' "resident Earle to to1' oert* strong gravies, hot freshly baked bread and foods which form adherent jliavo a apedxi. train, consisting at a' sufficient hutuber of care to carry tho' avow coiu annas at mealtime, ex[latest improved roadmaking machtu-' rept tn hot day* Avoid uncomforW ery of all kinds, and attached to It will bly hot drink* Avoid eating at Irreg———————— I uter hour* Never overrule your appe• _r ■ tltr I. tho l.r.f nt II., special diet Satisfy your appetite, no* your riottony; satisfy your thirst not your A scar may bo n valuable asset par­ ticularly if yoo ar. a Mongolian or * native of some race where all peopla are supposed to look alike. . • This was proved recently to a local Chinaman who stepped timidly Into an up town bank with an announccfnaot $15,000 in Cash of his deposits, which, by the way. rfere hl* savings from the products of a laundry, from Washington to New York. He could apeak English pret- TO BE GIVEN AWAY, 2,000,000-voTts yl RECKON, IN f MASS., AND OHIO, IOWA. HASTINGS HERALD 'WHAT DO YOU ESTIMATE ? tires in the party, and II Is expected 'that they will enliven the proceedings 'by tbclr competition for order* ' That there te an urgent necessity for better country highways to shown In Make a biscuit dough and bake It lo a shallow square tin, n* for fruit short­ cake. Take one cupful of cold turkey. ly interested In our country roads. Th. prices of farm and ranch products art subject to their condition. The farm­ ers arc particularly Interested- To and a consultation with the president j of the Unsocial Institution before th. preliminaries were arranged. At last the round faced clerk pushed a pad Of YOUR ESTIMATE. VALUABLE INFORMATION Ptliii Ii bi Anrftil ii Fillin: .1.51MM .1,684,420 increaae B.M per cent . 1,616,422 docreaso 4.04 per cent ■ 1,533,887 •• 5.10 per cent .1,576,452 increase 2.77 per cent .1,926,718 ", 2X22 per cent .1,572,100 decrease 18.40 per cent .1,552,640 •• 2.52 per rent .1,653,380 increase 7.® per cent .1,965,610 “ 18.88 per cent .91000.00 at some alogc. The country road I* th. primary highway of commerce. Hun­ dreds of millions bar. been spent tn Improv log the secondary lines while the country road has been neglected. If It Is economical to Improve on. part Of the haul why not th. other? When th. country realises that It to losing 1000.000.000 annually, bow long will It take tn find a remedy? These are questions which the League reluctantly, bent over the paper and, much as a schoolboy of 10 would do IL wrote slowly but clearly th. two potato nest on soft brown paper. Re­ pent the proem until there U a neat for each person. Before serving place them op a tin In tho oven to beat. Fill bringing to-the attention of the coun­ try. Ita work la going forward con­ stantly, but quietly. Whatever prog- motive* The league wanted better roads for better cycling. But, what­ ever the original reason, (be organtea- - Th* certificates of tho aecrotarlM of tho steles named showing Hus combined official vote will determine who are entitled to the prises and the awards win be made within 30 days after the official vote to known. resslty for good roads and la Impress­ ing It upon all classes. it to a need of great magnitude, bowery and will The Ups should never be rubbed with take many years of bard work before the object can be accompltebed. This strong scout, such SB eau de cologne or la expected by (be men leading It. and vinegar or lemotd Friction la also very bad for tbclr well being. I.lpa they are prepared lo carry It on for may be only a pole pink, but If they are whatever lime may bo neresaary. In New Jersey and New York, where smooth and soft they will look at­ tractive. Rouge to also very bad for the plan baa been tried, It haa given nothing but satisfaction. It has proved th. Up* Some women bare a stupid scientist Late In tho evening Evartsway of "biting the color Into their suddenly attracted the general atten­ practicable In every way. It te to demonstrate these things, ar lipa." Not only dore this unwise prac­ tion by saying to th. scientist: "Pro­ tice make the akin very sens!tire, but fessor, I should Ilk. to ask yoo a qoeabuilding a road, that lb. "good roads" It also thickens and swells the lip. till tlon. Why to It that lb. liquor at tbs train will make Its trip over the coun­ they lore all charm. • ■ Tho Herald will publish the names and addrerees of SUBSCBimON BLANK. try, Th. League of American Wheel­ men earnestly Invites co-operation tn preparing for Its reception nod stay In Hm various slate*, and It should bo ac­ Tale one-quarter pound of lean beef, shred II finely and place In a Jar with corded a welcome everywhere. In addition to ascertaining the gener­ one-quarter pint of cold water. Corer al economic need of modern road* the It and allow It to stand for two hours. league baa appreciated the fact that Strain off the liquid and use at once, as H will not keep. It should be served In hot fall upon th. fanners. Dwellers In I colored glass. ritie* particularly the large renters of popatotloo, benefit by them in no small Pool six large onion* put them tn a degree, and it to only reasonable that saucepan and cover with boiling water upon tlwm should fall's portion of the expense. Roellxlog thto. the "stat, and let them bolt for IB minutes. Four off the water and cover them with cold aid" plan baa resulted. Under this the stat, pays a portion of th. coaL vary- water. Then drain them agate when they are cooL Put them tn a baking ty pays another portion, and the prop­ dish or agate .pau. sprinkle with sail erty owners pay the balance, lo this and pepper, pour over them one eupful way the cost of construction Is equal­ of hot milk and add one tabkepoouful ised. and the amount paid by the farm- of butter in small piece* corer with buttered paper and bake until tender. Borvti with roast turkey or chicken. haul larger loads with l«w power, meens of easy eotnmnnicatton with ufigbUrtag -------------‘ ‘-------------* -edvuitagco i From Aiken comes a atovy at Center Hitchcock and George Pollock, who 1» on* of tho crack pigeon ahote ot tUlM country. »V« tho New Her* We.rid. At PoUocVa gun found a lodging against Mr. Hitchcock's leg. 11 did not break the akin, but he limped painfully over to Mr. Pollock and upbraided him a* follows: "Gwrge, did yon know that you had �•5.00 to But even the republican majority In offend the mor- and sacrifice and gallant aebieremro at IMoy’s See and hear the t FAMOUS UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, Made by Bebr Bros., New York City. Get McCoy’s prices. I The City Which Cadillac Founded. . Tbe city of Detroit la celebrating this vO—~-wS*k ihe two hundredth anniversary . of Ua founding. With interesting cere-- liar Cadillac upon the shores ot the that will continue fur all Umo to com- an ungsrdod otomonX he declared the material for novelist and poet and “plain duty "of this government. Con- ly m oculd foreign cue*, provided th# with the revpeuM derived from the tex which we ware Imposing upon their Im- seli as cheaply al home aa they do to porta U> the United Blates, and that tbe tbe.foreign shipbuilders. When thto . > northwest territory during the whole ot the French and English periods. So Detroit, concerns historically ax leant. cream separators the coming season la Hastings.-T. 6. DcMoU. Goodyear, druggteu and Americans given the right to buy ships abroad. Then we shall soe tho Detroit Uve Stock Market. Having bought thousands of mules, It is now employing negroes to manage who are forced to adopt that position because It alone jusdflee the admintenlea? It IB worth remembering that the decline in Britain's trade prestige can be directly traced to the great engin­ eering strike that prevailed there some four years ago. President Shaffer and For further In formation Inquire of Michigan Central Live Stock Yards. Detroit. July 23rd. The demand for live cattle te quiet this week '.receipts AX Imx Britain to .bowing ootne mom O'Donnell. Mich True Economy of Detroit Live Stock Market: Prime steers and heifers, UM 0 •5.00; bandy butchers’cattie. W.UO (4 •MO; common, H75 0 »S.75; caaners* oows, 11.50 0 *2.50: siocksrs and feed­ ers dull at <2,76 0 M.00. Milch oows lower at 125 0 U5. calves lower at M.75 0 M.00. great advantaga to th* team, and It will President Ban Johnson and Frank Hough recently went to Ithaca. N. Y, and tbrre b/ appointment met Jen­ nings. Matters vycrv adjusted to the The Philadelphia American league DoesnT Minister Wu understand that he can get no indemnity tor tbe MUSLINas-e UNDERWEAR —does not mean that yon . ii should sew and drudge. It 758 means rather that you give 3 careful attention to this an- 2 derwear offering, with its t heaps of well-made, prettily 1 trimmed goods, with the ‘ prices reduced just right for shrewd bargain buyers. •5.00 0 •5.50: mixed K.7S 0 W.75; culta,»L75 0«2.25. Hogs are the loading feature In this market, light receipts: trade to active al the following prices: Prime mediums. K.85 0 15.00: York­ ers. 15.80 0 •5.84: plgs>.W(i U.K; roughs, *4.760 •5.16; stags, t off, crip­ White Man Turned Yellow. friends of M. A. Hogarty of Ixrxlngum. Ky., when they saw he wm turning yellow- Htoskin slowly changed oolor, also his eyes, and he suffered terribly. His malady wm yellow jaundice. Ho wm treated by the boot doctors, but without benefit. Thon bo wm advtoed to try Electric Bitters, tbe wonderful writes: “After taking two hotties I wss wholly cured." A trial proves IM matchless merit for all stomach, liver and kidney troubles. Only 50c. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, druggist. men in this country? Indemnities are reserved to instances where things are Women's Vests Our stock abounds with vests of every kind—light, dainty, taty-prutd. The J. S. Goodyear Co. John L.'« time**—aald an old poglUst It is certainly to be hoped that the through ths hotheadednBM of congress, we were plunged Into an unnecessary big steel strike will bo waged with war. But for thto suppression of the fact* and tbe folly of congress "wo brickbats. That the former are quite should have seen the Spanish flag leave Cuba without the firing of a shot or tbe proved many a time. losing of a life," aa Minister Woodford Gomx needn't worry. Cuba will' said publicly In Boston In October, 1808. The suppression from the American have plenty of ximo to learn “how free­ people of facts concerning the doings dom feels" before the protected Inter­ eats In the United States will be will­ at their public servants haa been caring to admit her Into the union if elded by the politicians that war with Spain would be a good thing. The If Hawaii is an tier id to California facts concerning the negotiation of the and Guam to Rhode Island, why not join Bulu u> Utah? The latter union atlon In the Phlllppln co have been kept would certainly be appropriate for re- To tbe people of Michigan should the mined upon by the administration haa •vsnl be of special interest. For up to been carried to a point where public It IB something of a question whether J823 ths history of Michigan Is largely England's atrocities Uiwseds the Boers Perhaps this policy of suppression the history of the oily which Cadillac has been wise from the administration’» compare with ours tn sending a ship­ load at Congressmen kixho Philippines when Michigan has become a populous point of view. It to probably expedient But U la Will pay For saU-Flook of breeding swanIL M. Rate.. TOWJlMfu.'SaiaT- IT’S rather funny to see prominent lowans endorsing eech other tor presi­ The diplomatic correspondenoe be­ dent when everybody knows that Iowa tween Spain and the United States will never get the nomination as long which lead up to the Bpantob-American aa she remains as solidly republican as war, has lately been offlcially published. This correspondence shows clearly that plums. on April 5, 1886. Spain offered to con­ IHNT ft carious that the only advo­ cede ail the important demands ot the United States relative to tbs evils ex­ cates of ths doctrine that the Coast! tu- quest la being played. Gorham, Hastings, Mich. spot cash. Poor Millionaire The Policy of Supprenlon. proposition on the pert of Spain, pre­ ihoMandx of people In gala attire and sented through Minister Woodford to Congress, Il Is exceedingly Improbable that there wrxild have been any war had this correspondence been made public, instead of presenting thia contrast between the landing of Cadil- brief dispatch to congress, we are told that the president “submitted a prevl. celebration of It to brought before ihe oualy drawn message favoring a decla­ ration of war, with only such vague and Joice In the magnificent consequences meaningless reference to the dispatch which bare flowed from that simple act. stating Spain's willingness u> grant the demands ot tbe United States as of followers could have real lied, as they might ease hto conscience, but could planted the fleur de ite of the “grand not possibly counteract the Intended moaarquo" upon the wild shore of the effect of tho rest at the message drafted majestic “strait," what would lake before the arrival of Spain's offer." And so through the suppression from place two hundred years liter on that nlfleance. The history of the whole Northwest including ths present slates df Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois and Wisconsin la associated with that of Detroit. The primitive outpost was tbe center of Influence and authority $a:.*ss; the legislative body of Porto Bfoo should declare the rrsources al ths In- president might. If he thought best, grant them aright which to guaranteed to ourselves under the constitution. . Tbe Island legislature has taken such action, Gov. Allen haa come home to confer with the president about the matter and It to generally understood that MrMnXlnley has decided lo grant the Porto Ricans tho. right, morally If not constitutionally, which they ask. This te certainly a roundabout and not overgraclous way of doing a “plain duty," but to a great deal belter than not doing It m al). Farmers and .djs ..Bl All members of the Farmers Growers Union will pireee want letters to J .L00 to LflO O'Donnell, Mich. K OO to M.00 Dahl ng town, qot tlaed a prUc of I ATTENTION could handle. “But one night a fellow as big as tbe though be only tipped tbe scales at 180 pounds, had two good bends and a bead that yog couldn't hurt with a pile THRESHERS AHO SAW MU MEH NOW is the time to have your outfits repaired, and we arc the people who can give you the best prices on all kinds of repair work. Boilers Refined, Cylinders Re bored. Boilers Patched, Smoke Stacks Made, Engines Repaired, All Kinds of Casting Done. Before having anything done give us a call. EARLY & BURNS Pt»o»« 47 windows.* Adjotatag Boittey A RI<fev*B Planing Mill. duffer backed up near tbe window be says that tho United States should not that damped him lo a bean. That's tbe less a feeling of pride in every of Detroit's prosperity and greatness. republican principles. It Is a policy w A are waiting patiently to hear the Michigan, whose lake washed shares that the people ought to protest against aa dangerous and Incompatible with a million or so to found a library or VkUMbmen who planted civilisation other charity. . In.the mighty empire of the Northwest and the Mississippi valley, Michigan, French Influence Upon Our History. raent Is hampering Kitchener. Non. At a time when tbe people of Detroit and Michigan are directing their Ing him. and CaJiUae, to, by virtue of her thoughts to the Frenchman Cadillac, f concerned In the bicentenary stion at Detroit. Michigan, in- with him th«r honor of founding the id In and proud of her beautlflul utriy settlements ou the great lakes, Il 1» natural to Inquire what permanent octopus. ilatloox to the City of the Stralta Influence the French occupation at the Probably Teddy took the ConaUuther two hundredth birthday. Mlchlgan bad on the character Of the himself that secured tbe knockout" ar to Ustnburg. for 110,100 and Choate nans* King. John W. Mackey. s Always a Worlds John leaf, by Imported Deceiver, for A8J5OO. little to be derived that would be likely to satisfy tho patriotic spirit of Cadillac and bis fellow explorers. These val­ but It te doubtful whether Mrs- Carrie iant saute undoubtedly Imagined that sad the United States. they were founding a New Froare that should perpetuate In the new world the Why not carry tbe early maturity and Of tbe United StokM language, mannotv aud hwtitutknui of Our third great cut price shoe sale be­ gins today. Any $5 Shoe for $3.50 and others in proportion. But today there to Huie tn Michigan io Indicate that Franco ever hv.M pewof lbs United State* ecsalou (>< 1U territory « administered Captain E. Driebanty of the l*hlted»l- ■anderlnga. but wbvn Harry Whits They’re extraordinary shoes at rnych less than ordinary prices. It'fi tbe quality that attracts and the price that sells. You have the pick of one of the largest shoe stocks in Barry county. We have Oxford Ties to tie to. $3.50 Oxford for $2.75 That Respectfully, C. H. OSBORN �OALMATIGII ' POWDER. No doubt you have tried itPerhaps you were not satisfied with the refiulL The fault was with the quality of the insect powder. The insects can’t get away from the pure article. Sprinkle a little of it in a room where they are and the flies are “goners.” A. peculiar thing about the pure article is that it is not poisonous to human beings, but if a fly gets anywhere near it, it stupefies it and then kills. We’d like to have you try some of the insect powder we have. We know it’s pure. You’d be pleased with the resultWe also have Poison Fly Paper and Tanglefoot. Antiseptic Cones cure mosquito bites, sumach and ivy poisoning, FRED L. HEATH The Druggist. total aid Pencul. ts a ciaae male of Rev. J. J. H. b'risou, Mro- Klien CCoonor, this city. '' Mr*. C. 8. Joa**, Mr*. J. W. Dunham. Tho mayor haa appointed Thomas Mis* Maty Hal), Myrtle Lewie, Mita Bellfvan city attorney, to fill the vacancy oauted by the removal of WaiJohn Bob, residing four miles weal of Orangeville, tn Marlin township, Mr. and Mr*. John Mlahlar of Alto Allegan county, bad the misfortune to hare been vWUng the farmer’* par­ have his two barns, with contents, burn anta, Mr. and Mr*. H. Mishler, during to the ground Sunday morning. A the part week. ■ thrashing machine which located near . J. P. Hal* Kenyon and daughter, Iht barn Saturday er enlng also burned. Mildred, at Freeport were in the city It is not definitely known how tbe fir* Friday, lb* latter being a gueet of Mix* originated, by spontaneous combustion Mabel Span Ml ng. . or from the engine which was located Mr*. Lucy Brown and little daughter of Grand Rapids arrived in the city Friday lor a’woek1* visit with Mr*. B-*a sister, Mr*. Jaa. Troxel. For several year* it haa been known Tho new barber*' commission law Jia* that Fixh lake, about oue mile east of been declared unconstitutional , by the village of Orangeville, and tbe Judge Coolidge at 8u Joseph. fl will land around the lake, abounded in a now go to the supreme court. fine specimen of mart Two yean ago Kext Sunday night Rev. H, H. Van* option* were obtained from tbe farmers Aitken will give a lecture on the theme, but nothing was done by tho promotero '‘Where lx ray wand or lug boy to­ to Influence capital to locate a cement night?" Illustrated with rtareopUoon factory there. Al the preeenl time there are parties there securing, as far Saturday evening George Scott Jr. a* possible, six months' options. They and Mix* Effie Lake were married by state that there are proapectx oi Induc­ Rev. H. H. VanAuken. They will ing capital to locate a plant. | reside on Gilbert Striker’* farm in Tho Hastings “Mlsflte," a picked up baseball team, want to Lowell last Persons desiring lo go to Pan-Ameri­ Thursday and for the firet seven in­ can exposition at Buffalo in day lime ning* put up a very strong gams, the can do so by taking the M. C. train ■core then standing 1 to 0 In favor of leaving Hasting* 7:63 a m. arriving at Itowoll. In the next two innings Itowell ran in 11 score* anti In the ninth In­ Buffalo & 10 p. tn. John Miller, roadmaster ot Grand ning the Misfit* seoured 3 score*, mak­ Rapids division, M. “ ~ * ing the game stand 12 to 3 against 8eth Angle of Grand Ledge was In the city, Monday. Dr. Geo. Waddle of Kalamatoo was the city last night. Dr. H. B. Gammon was in Lansing last Friday on buslnea*. Th* front of Phln Smith’s store ha* been Improved by paint. Joseph Ashaiter la building a new bouse In tbe second ward. Mias Hattie and I-oren McIntyre are visiting tl»e Pan-American. Bro. C. F.G rosing or, of Um Wood­ land News, was in the city, Saturday. Tuesday morning Springs, Colorado, Mr*. 0- W. Mixer went to Hilled*! -, Friday, to attend the funeral of an aunt, Mr*. Susan Hllllker, which wa* held Saturday. Mr*. Mixer remained eons of Shenandoah, Penn., who have Snpervisor Dan Klingensmith, of been visitlog Mr* C.*s parents, Mr. Orangeville, wa* In the oily Monday. and Mr*. H. P. Bishop, and other rela­ Mr. and Mr*. L. C. Sutherland, of tives, started hocno Monday via Lowell. Jackson, spent Bunday with their par­ The Hduld haa the finest line of calendar sample* ever seen in Barry county and Invites business men who want something In Ibis line to call and so* them. There is no us* in giving your orders outside of ’own. Miss Marguerite Barnett, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Joseph Barnett, was bitten last Thnreday evening on tbe right side just above the hip, by a dog. Not considered xerlous, however, but ■log* should be mutxlcd thlx hoc weath7 he M. E. Sunday school are enjoy­ ing their annual picnic at Thornapple Tho*. Sullivan started Saturday on • lake today. Mr*. Sadie Thebold of GnuU Rap­ week'* pleasure trip lo Muskegon, id* visited Mr. and Mn- Jam** 81b- Traver** City and other northern re­ sorts. Tom will probably stop longer bee, Sunday. in Muskegon than any other place aa Mr. and Mr*. K. D. Davi* and eon, he ha* a brother there who 1* a police Ward, of Nile* visited friend* In tbe Judge. city Tuesday. A. C. Knight, of Grand Rapid*, was Mayor and Mr*. A. E. Ranke* »nd a guest of Wm. Fairoblld, Saturday daughter ware in Grand Rapid* the and Bunday. Mr. Knight wa* a fanner resident of thto city and will be remem­ bered aa a member of tho ‘•Sliver Leaf” quartet which rendered *ome excellent music during its existence. Augustus DePuo, of Norton & DePue, cigar box manufacturers ot Lan­ sing, wa* tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. Mro. Ed Murphy, of Kalamaaoo, waa Trumper leal Thursday. 'They were tne guest of Mr*. Mike Prosser the lat­ neighbor* eighteen years ago in Cali­ ter part of the week. fornia, Branch oounty, and had not Fred Allen, who has been visiting met for that length of time. his mother and relative*, returned Frank Beckwith haa recently pur­ Monday to Sagsnaw chased property on th* bank ot Leach Wanted-Good boy te learn barber lake, one of tbe beet place* In the trade. Steady job until trade U coin­ county lo spend a day or several day* plated. BcatiY BIOS. In fishing and recreation. Mr. Beck­ Mrs- Front Willison gave a party with has several cottages, boat* and a ImI Friday afternoon in honor of Mix* sailboat al the disposal of Ihoso who wish. See him and make all arrangeAdd* Jordan of Detroit. Mix* Harriet Goodyear went te Adrian Tuesday morning to spend a Hereafter when you add rex* Frank coujd* of weeks with friend*. Pancoast be sure to call him '•doctor** A. D. Cwk returned Monday after­ if yew wish to secure hi* attention. noon fr«n a visit with bl* daughter, For he Is now a “Doctor erf Optic*," Mrs. H. H. Cook, in AU^en, having bad that degree conferred upon Mr.. D. M. Bniraback of Fred * rick- him by the South Bond College of Op­ town, O., viaited her brother, G. VaC. tic*. Mr. PanooMt ha* for seme time past been taking a course by mail in Marple. Sunday and Monday. Mre. Jsseie Taggart, after a visit this Institution and a diploma 1* the re- with Sheriff Cort right and wife reMraed Monday to Kaiama«oa Miss Ver* CurtrlgM of Kalawustoo visited her parrots, Sheriff and Mrs. A. O. Cartright, over Bunday. Tboa. Young, ot Grond Rapids, arrired la Uh rity Saturday and will gpend two WMka In IMS vidaBy. Mre. Henry Wentworth aad daugh­ ter, liaonU and Phiiaoa, ■«» to Grand tfapidsy Saturday, to vtrii relatives. Mrt. Fannie Tower eud sun Pwul reffamlay hr*, * Wn vUt LADIES' BLACK SILK MITTS, LADIES’ BLACK BERLIN MITTS, LADIES’ BLACK SILK MITTS, Prices that cannot be ignored by those of a saving turn. H 4* 4* 4* 4*4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* X and Haugh and Ben sway for Haadngr, and Kron and Jakeway for Lowell. Tbe Misfit* got 8 hit* and Lowell 8. Monday, Dr. W. H. Snyder's horse became frightened at th* sudden ap­ pearance of a man from behind buahe* beaid* the road. It jumped Intea ditch on the opposite side of the road and overturned the carriage. In doing so it broke th* harness and freed jtoelf from the carriage, thus preventing what might have been a serious acdhimself from under tbecarriage, found hl* back badly bruised and a little An­ ger wrenched, ha started for Abijah Eatoo'* bouse where be wa* visiting profcMionally, and when he arrived there he found hl* hone ready to be hitched to a port. Sale 60c PANTS, 49c 65c PANTS, 54c 75c PANTS, 63c $1.00 PANTS 74c. dlUll|HII!lilWPMIIi;:|i1ll|l-;i.-nil.i:.. i $1.25 PANTS 97c. $1.50 PANTS $1.12 2.00 PANTS 2.50 PANTS 1.73 3.00 PANTS 3.50 PANTS 2.87 4.00 PANTS 3.12 4.50 PANTS Duringlhe thunder storm Tuesday i night the house of A. J. Christie In the fourth ward wm viaited by tbe electric fluid in rather a peculiar cianuvr. Tbe lightning Knick the roof an one side, ran up co tbe ehiutney which it shat­ tered, then down the other side of th* roof to the gutter, then through the rotrf and Into a bod room, scattering plastering and splinter* of Wood ufoti a bed, nrouplod by Mort Ghrirtiu, but doing him no harm. Than th* ste.iriciiy, which Mwt say* appeared Hit* a ball in Sltape, ««t oat throngh m |otmc wtedw, sed after .arwUug THIS WEEK CHIDESTER JEWELRY. RICH CUT GLASS FINE CHINA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. Defective €V«l9bt„ ......An Up-to-Date Stock and Reasonable Prices. !»»»*>* �STORM SWEEPS MARQUETTE. There baa been considerable writing tone of late In regard to Uogbouaes, ud toe most popular Mttoa st jrsssnt seems to be In favor of toe small bouses that cat. be easily moved about the lot or field, writs* J. L. Irwin of KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS. Now. there are a great many snceeeafnl swine ralaers who favor the big bouse, which. If properly constructed and AGENTS W, ra to tola and inhibit a an idly from the loose dry good* stock to tbe erockery store of Bllckley A Co., and tbe fnrnl*hlng'*eod* house of Wurxborg A Co., where the fiamea were checked after a hard fight Tho whole Blodgett furniture block was ablaxe. Whan Idea tenant ot Firemen Oonnor fell from the top of a fifi-toot .... _n> ^i- »J6AW£EX bcsMes having awheel to ride foe yowiatt 1901 Modal* MS $10 to $18 *00A,09Mod*lo£S.$7t*$l2 g&WM»J.l!!j»$3f.'$8 10 DAYS FREE TRIAL. ZuS«dy no risk in ordering from ns, aa you do not Mad to pay * • if — EJ. w—I — .In—— —... ...)• —— H J. L. MEAD OYCLE GO, Chica(«. THE GREAT "TONIC LAXATIVE v. eamp this year, as lf>e military l>osrd decided to grant no concetudoti*. and to accept no payment from any such err teniflse. Notes amf mortgages brand In n hol­ low stotnp proved to he the property of Mrs. David Myers of Bt. Joseph, bar If you nave sour stomach, indigestion, biliousness, constipation, bad ceestb, dissiness, inactlvs liver, heartburn, kidney troubles, backache, Iom of appstlia, insomnia, lack of energy, bad blood, blotched or muddy akin, or any symptoms and disorders which tell tbe Story of bad bowels and an Impaired digestive system, lecxakola Will Cure You. - jr.. of Detroit, to recover a note for 91.123. The defense was that tbe check was given In Maine for a gambling M*. and tbe Maine statute provide* That all obligations given In whole or pan for money or good* won by g*mbiing are utterly void against all per sona, except bona fide purchaser* of real rotate and holdrr* of negotiable paper for a valuable consideration Withoot notice. Hammond gave the rheck to payment for pool tickets and both courts bold that be need not tbs mucous membranes ot the stomach, purify your blood and put you "oo your feet” again. Ycur appetite wLU return, your bowels movs regu­ larly, your liver and kidneys cease to trouble you, your akin will clear and Tbe annual report of Capt. Charles Keller. In charge of river and harbor work for the Grand Rapids, Mich., dlatrict, recommends appropriations for Its growth on s-m!« knd grass ot low Hn<1. taking tbe form of mildew, which grow* up In spore* filled with number­ lew seeds. These art taken Into the anlnul'a month with gras* and food and there commence their deadly work. IT COSTS NOTHING EXTRA TO TRY FOR IT. wLmm be had generously befriended. -Mra. Nellie H. Krogutan has taken charge of tbe postoffice at Isplismlng. flue la the first postmistress of a sec­ ond-class office In the upper peninsula. swamp laud scrip held by E. W. Spar­ row covers exactly th.- snru.- lands at the St Clair Flats as tbe Olds patent, recently allowed by ths Bcpreme Court, and doe* not affect other land*. F. A. McKrasle, proprietor of th# Quincy roller mill*, was slacking lime grass or food eaten by others of tbe herd and. being full of genns. spreads tbe disease from ons to another. After tbe pasture has been affected with three germa It should be plowed and cropped for two ar three yeare. Three germa can be killed hi the ani­ mal"* body by a careful treatment of 1H drams of iodide of potash for a 1,000 pound animal, once a day for four days, then twice a day for four day* K. Jleat one week, and then repeat treat­ ment. Keep tbe animal In tbe turn all the time, and give Iodide of potash In tbe drinking water. Tbe above remedy wlU exterminate **uh'4 CHASESj In every town . and village jr may be had ML-;? THE DOCTOR >1H llmW iwthsKyI Illi bm F Mica Axle r Grease • •’rr'r •< a«o.r wm wutky (-M.S U tMMlr feMSd* <re dre re rf ire rewewna^ that makes your horses glad. PATENTS. Wsyas -lossty Baek Bdg.. DETROIT. hours and walk up and down the decks or on tbe bridge at sea. with a spy­ glass to ray hand, on the lookout for signals from the tlagsldp or any other ship of tbs navy. I (st IM a month ami my boatd and lodging. L»ot>'l you think that is «a good a* 1 can do uu th* MM �All Former Records Are Broken Kt Chicago. WHOLE WEST iNOV YOUR BLOOD Oil CHICAGO ANO SAN FRANCISCO GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE IS CASTORIA SUFFERING. pits were crowded to.lbs limit with perspiring brokers, who. sans coats, sans veals, sans collars. atoutrd them­ selves hoarse aUempting to Oil buy­ ing order*. Wheat and oats opened Marly 1 cants higher and corn I to 4 cents. Tiere waa buying by the pro­ fessional short, who, accustomed to Chicago. Jtdy to-—Oss hundred and tabs his profits and his losses silks three degrees on the Auditorium tower without as extra pulse beat, bld yesterday and IM on the afreet below. sharply, but calmly, to make his specu­ Chicago never before in its history felt lative lore as light as possible; but such a day and weather records for there was also buying of another kind thirty years went by .the board. Gasp­ ing, baking, perspiring. wondering lag fields are dead under tbe scourg­ cltlxr.ns stood aghast at ths altltuds ing skies. In tbe corn pit thia demand attained by the silvery Indicators la waa mast prominent In Kslums. Ne­ the tolling thstUiJuili—^ Md took off braska. Mlaaouri. In parts of Iowa and their hats to every stray puff of breexe, only lo find their discomfort Increased. of tbe heat horror, aa they are begin­ For the wind that blew at Intel vals ning to call it, haa been moat pitiless, was like the wind from the portals of tbe farmere hopeless of anything but a denari—dry, bested to aa unbearable low ot money and moat ot their sea­ degree by tbe scorching plains over son's work,want grain aa food fur thair which II bad passed and bringing with cattle. Not only must food be bought It no vestige of relief. Metal articlre picked up in the hand burned as If taken from a lava bod and aven wood and paper were distinctively warm to the touch, though beyond the reach of the sun. Twice did the otkclal mercury In the eyrie on the Auditorium touch FAIR HEIRS GET MILLIONS. 101—once at 1 o'clock In the afternoon and again three hours later. Bo much for Chicago. In the »ett, the heat swept, parching west, or that section between here and the Rockies, which for nearly two weeks bas bad no re­ spite from the raya of the sun, and where the corn crop la almost entirely only- long enough til ------- ,r» Botyoscftoad." ' It to believed that Bristol, while tn a nightmare, took bold of frresey. Crewe/ said that be tbougbtTje was being attacked by a burglar, and fired ■a soon as he was free. Tbe young men were saeb about 34 -wcXd*. Allowno ono te deceive yon In this. AU Counterfeit*, Imitations and ” Juat-as-good” are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children-Experience ngninst Experiment. What Is CASTORIA Coaterta la a harmless substitute for Castor OU, Pare­ goric, Drops and Boo thing Syrups. It is I’lcuaunt. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Nurcotto substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Dlnrrhccu ami Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food, regulates tbe Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend. CASTORIA GENUINE ALWAYS In Use For Over 30 Years. out by the weather forecasters. They can see no signa of raln-clouda gath­ ering anywhere above the stricken •action. They cannot account tor tbe long continued drouth, the blistering ' BET, thar. Except tot ths possibility of an appsal lo ths supreme court, the decis­ ion by J edge Troutt settles the long hiap, SihiuH ul Iipui IaUv>y now were warped by the burning rays, •nd tn some places the ralla spread aa much aa eighteen Inches. “It was « moat unusual thing." said Superintend- The ' Nation's temperance FOR METAL TRADES COUNCIL. tnlutn publications, which do uot msk< sales in literary merit Tbe third ex eludes unsold periodical matter frort tbe secopd class. These reforms will HIRES, Rsettssr I paired, ard at no time extended to the elevated portion of our line. The Intense beat expanded the ralla to a point that waa not calculated on when Below we publish the standing of tbe American and National league clubs up to and Including the games played on Monday, July U: Wlitir Tourist Iltkili Florida ■aid a Chicago business man who re­ turned last nlgbt from a ten-day trip through nilnoii. Missouri. Iowa, Neb- <5V)LF CO616T Gentraf Immigration Agent, Louisville, Kj & PATENTS LATEST FOREIGN Exhausted should a big fire break out. Tbe corn Is about knee high, and Is dried up. Little of it can be saved. tbeir horses and cattles Much of th! work la being done at night by thl light of lanterns. it being too warn NEWS. CmrSaW. MML....... ........ IMe.................... Gummy-----........ QeULaks. BkAtaM JeacUoo taat C«4W........ a majority of t» votes for Santiago Aldunate over Herqntntgo, Thia re­ sult. the electoral college declares, would not be altered by the Uble ot Nubos. which was kept out of the couut. since the majority of that table belonged to Aldunate. A battle oe- Patents a Pere Marquette THE OBITUARY RECORD. •nd three police agnts were killed and twenty-three coallUonlsts •'Ml fourteen police agents were wounded. Brussels. July U-Count De Ucbtervelde, Belgian minister to the United States, will retire from that peat at hto own request He will be succeeded by Baron Moncheur. Belgian mis 1ster to Mexico, wbo In turn will be succeeded by Viscount De Beugbem De Hmithem. councillor to tbe Belgian ArtlsgQ.'^A 1 Me: August . » white. Red Cross tsanrsMbd ••wP’"*"" - EmlruRM PAINFUL HmlnutlM P«ICE»IOO ild ntJ �ags Saturday. spent Sunday tn Rutland Ina COATS GROVE. iriong ud wife (pent iaet ilh friend* in Battle Creek. cmoLd and wife ririled at 1 G1hm of Water. ,■ Put a handful ofg/eW ■ Jf.fl to drink? Give fare roflec. grandmother end other relatives at Anderton, Mldu. Mrs. L. N. Mosher left Monday for a visit to her eon at Onondaga. ’ Myrtle Cothran to entertaining Kate Vcrnahr of Grand Rapid*. Elbert Edmond*, wife and daughter (pent Sunday and Monday with friends in Gala*hurg. G. Morford of Olivet spent Sunday with hl* (liter Mm. Harvey Bellongor. Judd Chudlor ud nephew took a trip to Detroit laat Sunday. Tbev were the guest* of Dr. Ed Troy and family while there. X*». V.... W..~_ - I...I. . Mm. VanHorn returned from Battle Creek Saturday. Theresa Dowd la visiting relative* in Battle Creek thi* week Mr*. David Stile* ha* been quite ill for the past week. • Mrs. Cyrus PelUugUI 1* confined to the bed by iUnam thu week Kato Troy I* visiting her uncle In Battle Creek. YANKEE SPRINGS. Mn. Stocking la falling. Harvesting l* newrly completed and threshing will bp In order. Your scribe saw one straw stack threshed this fall. J. P. Springerand wife visitedPlainmade a btuioeee tripto Yankee Spring* staying over night (X bl* taShsr'*. Geo. Ritchie vlritbd hl* parent* 8ut>- Mrs. Hite hie. .mother of 8. H. and ■ce aiuok a pitchfork Um 'in aad ho nay* It waa very palpHMdng* physician relieved . ..1 Mb... — * I- JOHNSTOWN. ■ Mn. Hudson Burrough* la rery rick ud Mr*. George Bctoon 1* doing tbe work at preeent. . < . • r Hiram Merrill and granddaughter naan'* lastSunday. Bl Parrott of Bedford icing of August 2nd at Benfield, label Parrott ud Clar* Merrill Mgu«*t* of Bella Zimmerman FriI ud Saturday. Mabel remaining rr Sunday and returning home on i Stage Monday morning. DOWLING. Will SacknU and Eraest Hi r. Groelln sod wife of Battle Creek I ax Nick Smith-* one dar het • guest* Friday- cd at Allen Bechtel'* Bandar. • Joe Bchaarr ud family of Caledonia were oo our street Bandar. W.p. Mn*. Gilo* Shepherd viaited her school yard. fine program la bring mother Mr*. Shlckler Sunday. She report* her mother aa much improved. Wednesday. This make* four cases in Mn. Nancy Aeknreon of Middleville this yidniiy In one wsak. called on old neighbor* Saturday, re­ Dr. McGuflln WM called < Col. Baird, wife and daughter of turning home Sunday. vlllo Friday night on aooov serious Ulnees of Mrs. Nash. BcUh Arbour vtaltod friend* In H»atton Sunday. in laat week. Soma from this place will attend the Ada William, to visiting friend* at Maocateo picnic to be bald aa Grata raud Ledge and Jackaoe thi* week. lake Friday. R. C. Lelnaar nnd family vtoitod hto Laat Saturday a* a couple ot oar olti- -- - —* *------ * f.—a — A very enjoyable time, good supper sd large crowd owing to busy xlmoa, Hyna'a lawn Saturday evenpood they decided te take abash. > l<-~ i'. i... -ru..—*.r * Their favorite song 1* "Pull for the Shore." H. Marriu aad wife (pent part of ...__ .V Booj. Glick goes tomorrow. Pilgrim. iff, in default of <1000 ball. B^RECMO CORR I Goarge M. Oalrtn of Im visited relative* at the Center Bunday. bert, the high diver who dives into a Breeder* Uasetta aaya ^Bocn to Dwight Graham and wlfo better as this writing. tank of water from a height of TO feet; earn fodfter; •StSfoS’ famlilw in tbl* vicinity Ed Wilkiason of Kalamaxoo spent a biograph machine of the largew sod Sunday with friend* here. bert kind, called th« "Vlvigrspb," »«d spent Bunday at Middle lake. DUNCAN LAKE. LION COFFEE Eugene Horton and family. Wm. Whittemore wa* quarantined CARLTON CENTER. The (octal Friday night was a grand Gharlotle called oo frienda here Ims oooes*. There wan a Targe crowd and Monday. He is eamping as Wail lake. aad Hastings team* With the vlvi- within a radius of elx mil** at scarcbllghte oo the road. Some of the living pictures which will bo shown thine*, charging 4 rent* per will be incident* connected with tbe Spanish-American war. For example, bard men t at Maulauxa*; Naval parade ragluea. With oe shredded; Maine victim*, etc. Tho committe* to conri iteration th* time at griting tbe They Gl*n Dewey and wife of Benfield spent Sunday with M. Davenport and On Friday, August 9th At Thorn­ venlence of feeding ud tbe quality oO Mr*. Carrie Shulta will entertain th* wife. next Ladles Aid Thursday afternoon apple lake A. G. McNaughton and wife were Aug. 8lh. The foreooou will bo devoted to G. Hudson received a mcMage Bun­ day that hto rixter at Mulliken wm Dinkeia and Griswold'* people were “getting acquainted." After dinner, dead. Mr. H. started for that place at Wall lake over Sunday. which to to bo a picnic dinner, there and by thia plan ar* abl* to have much Monday. W. B. Eldred of Banfield spent Bud- will be a program a* follows: Clorerdalo this week. Buslceas meetlog including election more pasture during tbe summer, sa Grant Hendenhott and wife gave a S o'clock enpper to a small company of villo were guest* of Henry Arbour and frtanda Saturday evening In honor ot family over Sunday. Dwight'* birthday. E. M. Jooe* and wife went to Olivet Thursday an legal bu*lnc»«. Mr Clark and wife of Grand Rapid* Hsoting* Carrie Reiser ha* left the employ of Monday on bu*ln«* connected with are vtoltlng the latter'* father M. A. B. 8. Holly tn the drygoods depart­ trading farm*. Randolph and family. Several from hero attended the Bun­ . 'The Grange, a Systematic Plan Of Some of our farmers enjoyed tweet ment. C. E. Rowlader had a narrow escape day school picnic at Gull lake today. Farmers' Organisation," Geo. B. Hor­ corn from their own garden* Sunday. Justice Temple couldn’t have had ton, of Fruit Ridge, Master of tbe Charlie William* u repairing hi* from being gored to death by a vicious residence iu Hatting* and expect* to heifer ImI Triday while loading stock. very rood order at court over at Prai­ Stale Grange. rieville iMt Saturday. He allowed the ki. n— >ki. *-ii Solo, Frank B Horton. Hasting*. with a llttt* rain or very henry dew tawvevw to call each other Hara and elthe fodder la liable to mold, but later help that be cecat>«d aerlou* injury. The village Uu decided to have tome Improve its Efficiency?" Mrs. Flora church. Muy farmer*' famllle* were J. Rankes, Hastings detained at home on account of the that abraldrl fodder la not aa likely to buy time in harvest but th* gathering Solo, Norton H. Paton. Hasting*. wa* truly appreciated by our church Addrrea, Hon. James W. Helm* of we do net know. I built a rick 40 f*et lags to aadly in need of such protection. people. long outride laat fall by making a betEugeuo Davenport ha* returned to Quarterly meeting at the M. E. hto home In Champaign, IIIVocal music will be furnished by church Sunday morning. ed lo convenient capsule form they are Mra. A. W. Simmon* to entertaining easy to take and effect a speedy cun of Hastings and Irving Graoges. timothy hay. the mcwS obstinate cases. Price 2Sc. We understand that for those who SHAFFER CORNERS Sold by W. H. Goodyear. wish to dance lu the evening goal mus­ The funeral of Charlie Dauham he M. E. church last Sunday. There ic will bo furnished. aa held at the Wilcox church Thumre more to follow next Sunday. C. E. Rowlador has purchaeed the ANTHRAX AND MURRAIN. The Thornapple Lake Drain. Benson attending. H*arJ Whitcomb'* baby 1* quite tick Robert Rogers of Ha*t!np called , In Rus Thornapple lake drain matter Town Line friends one evening U the jury spent three days last week in We do pot like to see it go out from their faveatigation*. They drove out Sam Nlcewuder ia moving into Geo. under the monagemeut of the preeent McCartney'* boo**. proprietor*. Chas. Youngs, It Is said, A baby boy came to gladden the from Woodlud affected by the drain, took testimony heart* of Mat Wilcox and wife Thurs­ and listened to argument* of attorneys day morning. Benjamin Shaffer and wife called on turning out good. Ed Bcbanti aad wife viaited the for and against the drain. their daughter ax Carelie Sunday. former’s brother, William, ax Hastings Geo. W- HoufsteUer ba* started We should think that It would be a with sorerat hag baling machines. a verdict favorable to tbe building ot (*H Cl U A..II.L..1I__ good thing if the overseer of the high­ tbe drain. Ftxxn the long document but that it la Infection* la character way* would see that all (tenet were find a light yield. Geo. Yerty and John Blocker court­ which they filed with tbe judge ot pro­ ed the finny tribe all day Tneeday. bate tbu cloning paragraph contains Mr. and Mre. Sleight of Blbawa she gist of their decUlou, a* follows: PUDUNK. visiting in the village thto week. called on Rev. Hamp and family Mon­ “That after hearing the bearings and bloody murrain ar* similar to Iteeo of Mrs. J. Rotalager to entertaining her day. They srera on their way to con­ proofs Grace Craig of Halting* war the (later each party In interest who wa* certain other disease*, particularly that Mlnato Ham of Pennsylvania. sult Dr. Lowry of HMtlng* for their there of to present the same, and after guest of 8. Powell ud family TbureLawrvnce Fad- wa* In NMhvlllo daughter Feru who liM nearly lost her viewing tbe {ntmlsoa of all th* parties In bloody murrain reeovertM frou*y ud Friday. eyesight. ' Mr. Wright, wife ud daughter of overSnt lu interest and ascertaining all matter* P. Wheeler of E**t Woodland greet­ lustJr pertaining Irving were at Perch lake Tuoaday. thereto * • ■ we ed old friends on hl* way to the county do find aad determine that said drain thru th* diaeue la invariably fatal, no Inp Mm* will be conducive to the publie health, convenience and welfare, and that there onee tbe animal la attacked. Anthrax ia a necessity for taking and using cer­ generally occur* In certain districts PLEASANT H1LL bertirod buggy- The doctor certainly tain privatix property, • • • and believes In oom fort. Pradeno* Townsend of Naahvill* that we have justly and impsrtlsliy ap­ The township board was In teaalou praised and determined the damages tbe latter part of last week and tran*R*D*om returned bom* 8atur- actod important boaioeaa. and particularly during tb« summer New corn and cabbage have boeu on To tho Charles Castlein estate, Ings. M>rl*JohMM accompanying her. hurt by a runaway horse. twenty dollars. Albert Munger returned fromOklapre ven led. however, by vaccination May Townsend gave a birthday parly ToLovloa Parker, with Paatrar anthrax vaccine. Thia iu honor of I’rudence Mullen of Naaband has gon* again. It waa held as the vaccine la now soccMafully employed • Carty. GThe report la signed by the jury of Calvin Powell of Bru*h Ridge .pent Town Hall lass Friday aad Saturday calltlee of tbe North American conti­ Bunday at J. Powell 'a. nent. Beil Ran Laugh ot Hailing* Spent ^Mi^MayPMfon has returned from Bunday with Adah Raneotn. . by ritiriog John MnLravy, wife ud eon Glenn afaritigyeol Aasyria where she baa been visiting nounoed saidI drain "conducive to tbe datrrmlned. It cannot be prtvanted by •pent Saturday and Sunday at Wm. her sister Mrs. Maria Strickland Peak'* of Shulu. Jennie Rowley of Chicago ia vUlting fare.” But it I* by oo means certain been discovered for It; but, as already her aunt Mre. L. N. Durkne. that thia verdict ha* closed the eontrostated. It will frequently yield to ra*[»nl Sunday at John Donriy *. used in pure baaing a furnace for the Drain Cocnml**loner Dooley begin* tbe There will be a lawn aodlal day in Toledo. new M. E. church. conatnirtion of the drain the opporidoa Geo. and Lafe Whittemore of Delton The Cottage Houm ia doing a thriv­ will will almost Invariably stop th* further ceiled at John Er way'* Thursday. ing burin*** of late feeding threshing Richard Foreman and wife and Geo. injunetioo. Should thia be granted spread of bloody murrain, but anthrax IRVING. The Dorca* society will give an loe cream (octal lo the Congregational church Friday evening. Orl*. tbe Utile eon of T. F, Waddell, Bltefilsld of Benfield wm parent* ot a MH pound eon who came lari week to riay until he la twenty-one. Bert Newland expect* U (tert this tMtoa 1* papa to a baby girl. week for Dakota where bo intend* to Beulah Goodall had the tot*fortune Mutoe I* happy. He be a remain until spring seeing the country hi* back turned to him In to scald her shoulder* Sunday. born Saturday. slipped and fol) headloog I_________ ,. water. Hto father Uiroed around, but seeing nothing but hto has floating on Blake and wife. the water immediately lumped Into the Gertie Otis Is » Th* Michigan Central railroad p*o water and made a dive for him and sooQUIMBY. ceedad la finding him as the fim axWe are sad to note tbe death of Mn tempi. The little fellow dung to around their d*pot property at thi* ..J Xa* K..J. K.1I __ wile visited Maude Is , baring purchased umoucc thresh Ing rite and Ira Edger u Itaplogto tbe worse for bi* experience although more attention will be paid to him action before Jtuticw M. W, Riker, agaiuM the Michigan Central Hallroad Company for damkgee lews than <100. Hu thinks the railroad company should It Daxxtea the World. pay him for fence daetroyed by fire. ted eee quarter of the excitement Hearing Saturday, July tRh. has been caused by Dr. Kiug’i Now The American House ia to receive every for Consumption, lie ■ever' test* have been on hopeless riatinui eitscklv., repair* and Improvement*. A SPLENDID COMBINATION. The Herald I* pleased Ip announce high class monthly magbrine, to comblnallon with th* Hehald ax a merely which we have made this arrangement is lha Pilgrim, an excellent literary periodical published at Battle Creek. Thbmagaxlne haa recently come into to make the Pilgrim a high clas* mag- bly. rise dlaaptwlnuneut will oftrntlme* folWith good rare nud proper adedlon fka shore mentioned dealrable character- generally recognised breed* without tbs Introduction of aity foreign blood. Oros* breeding «n*y sometimes prove uaeful. It oomparee favorably with the th* Ladles* Home Journal and the Sat­ urday Evening Post, both in typograph­ ical appearauca and in literary merit. For th* sake of placing this excellent rhagw, plourUv ud broBchlua, thou­ sand* of whom ft ha* restored to perfect a cellar and building foundation walls monthly within the roach of all our health --.I.I. .'.V haa been under way and we undervlaod the fill lowing remarkable offer. Th* regular mbscriptiou price of tbe wear, practically tnaklrg a brick buiMPilgrim l» one dollar. All who pay TT KYK CENTS ADDITIONAD will >edy. Tor Infant* and ChUiiea. fin (M Yoi Hm Alvqt lr . � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-08-01.pdf c30177bf770cf6b2bbe6dd492d820f7e PDF Text Text HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1001. [I., No. IL PAUPER STATISTICS NUM. REPORT OF SUPEHINTENDBNTS OF THE POOR. FARMERS* CARNIVAL OF FUN. ■ Baton Rapids Will do Something Cosrt (mu now. Never Before Attempted By Cities of Much Larger Joooph A. Coe. Hastings, r.... Mary Crewford, Hastings.......... Wp. F. Robinson, Hastings,.. Lena Elnora Evans, Nashville. for Its Unfortunates During have such a variety of aporta and amuse­ ments been got together as will be seen In Eaton Rapids on Thursday and FriInteadaats of tho poor for Barry county Probate Court. Estate of Wm. H. Klnrou. deceased, final aocodnt heard and allowed and discharge issued to Wa. Pratt, admln- Wing Iqfry^aMfor' nuqtboe of male paupers malnM the poorhouse within tho tin MoOmbor, deceased, attempted and will be aerownlng mark aqmber of paupers under 16 lifer sppralscra entered. . Nsw" will be presented from Thursday In the mailer of Thoa. H. McLeod, morning, tho Bth to Friday night the an alleged Insane person, application for admission to asylum filed and order less string of amusomente from start to of bearing entered. Application wlth- Wjule number of Idiotic paupers finish. maintained, 7. Prlzra will bo given for every imagin­ Wholo number of blind paupers main- able sport and entries for everything. tataed, 3. Whole number of mute paupers malnThe list of amnsem'ou consists of aMrorO* ■ horse racing, base ball, blcyole racing, Nationality of the paupers: Ameri­ cans, 43; Irish, 8; Scotch, 1; German, 1. being overlooked. There will be balloon Number of deaths among paupers 11. ascensions and public weddings, dsneos, Number of peraonx outside tho poor­ free vaudeville shows and innumerable house temporarily relieved, 158. other attractions to keep all busy, day and night. talnod outside tho ;>oorhouse, but not Tho grand parade, whfoh takes place on Thursday forenoon, will bo ono of number of Insane supported tho moat unique sights over wltncwaod. taylama within year, 8. Wholo number of deaf supported al mask and the fun will be unlimited and number jxxw persons support- over recorded. Tbo beautiful Island cousins everybody. Iq fart every merchant In the bustling little.city la making a life effort to out­ do hl* neighbor In adding to the suc­ cess of the fssll rat Neither money nor that have tgken place within the borBpace Is Inadquato to describe tho festival as It Will be when the doom of the city are thrown opea to the public on Thursday morning August Bth. Go on tho first day and see what money and push osn accomplish, FOr concessions and privilege* address the secretary, John J. Mllboirn, Eaton Rapids, Mich. Mlchlgan Central Excursions. Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, of sale dally from April 30 to Sept. 30th. For rates and particulars call at ticket office. Bay Vlow Camp Meeting and Aisem* bly, Bay View, Mich., July 9 to Aug. the round trip. Children halt fare. Limit to return Aug. 17th. Sunday Excursion Notice: Each Sun- . Mtetei...... round trip, will be sold to local points on Michigan Central wherei the trip ; : . Tit* Teachers are Studying It is alwKgs a pte^ra to the writer train going and’returning within the to Hep Into a gathering of school tesch­ limit of Sunday. er*. Hence he was pleased to visit. dusirs, th'Michigan Central will sell summer tourist tickets at greatly reUte high school building and Anoed ..rates. For particulars call st ticket office. a room well till'd with bright abash'd, young school raseRato Ono first claat faro for rouud trip. are.about seventy ladles and twenty Children half faro. Dates of Bale July petition for pn Ing Aug. 23rd WARRANTY. Frank D. Black to Daniel W. Rogers, parcel sec 4 Ofangovillo, (500. Bold la Count to Alonzo E. Kenaaton, lot6 bik 18 eastern addition city, (800. Harmon D. Wood sad wife to George Edwin Caau, 47.42a sec 31 Woodland, C500. Francis M. Roberta and wife to Alonzo E. Kenastou, GOa see 0 Hastings, •B400. ton Matteson, MOO. Orangeville, ingeville, (1700. ). Rockwell and wife to Patcr Trumpet Is’painting his house. Horace E. Hall returned to Kenlucky Monday. * - J. T. Lombard went to Detroll thia morning. The wool boot factory is not running at present. • Mrs. George Bullen is visiting friends in Shepardsville. D. R. and A. D. Cook wont to Ann Arbor Monday morning. Mias Annie Bullen has gone to Pot­ terville for a two weeks' visit. Mra. tee Denton went last night to Grand Rapids, her future homo. Mias Cecil Eggleston of Hastings Is visiting her cousins In-Castleton. , (5,000 for a correct estimate-on vote In Ohio, MunacbusetU and Iowa. W. W. Potter went tp Nashville yes­ terday morning on legal burintra. Elizabeth Matthews of Dowling has had her pension increased to (8.00. Dr. Lathrop end party went to Gun lake yesterday for a week's exiting. C. M. Tower arrived home from YpoilanU, Sunday, for a week's vacation. Miss Mae Roberta of Chicago is visit­ ing friends and relatives in this city. Mr*. H. E- Hall and daughter, Bos sle, visited Middleville friends Monday. Mias LT Broasrau went to South Bond this moruing fora few days' visit. Miss Lady Freer returned Monday from a visit to her slater, In St. Joseph. Prosecuting Attorney Thomas is mov­ ing Into bls new house In the second ward. There wilt its no services at the M. E, church Sunday, except Sunday school. Battle Creek to help take care of her daughter. Henry Ledyard L'Homraedieu, son of General Superintendent L'Hommedieu, of the Michigan Central railroad, was struck and instantly killed at Ann Arbor yesterday evening by the Oread Rapids and Kalamazoo ExprMs. Tho young man was an engineering stu­ dent. The Herald la in receipt of a com­ Tbornspplo, Jackson and Detroit ex­ munication from tho Press Publishing cursion, Sunday, Aug 4th. Thornspplo From fr (htful dtollgut Mre. Assoc!ailon of Detroit to the efleet that Nannie G« agar of LaGra the announcement of the census popula­ piled Buck :n« Arnica 8i tion of Canada will be made some rime during tho mouth of August. Those to. orally pro who have made guesses on ths populai and j>il. j lion of ou> northern neighbor will bo Grand Rajdds and Ottawa^ Beach ox'. H. Good- Interested In the result, especially if they happen to win a prise. calves active at (5.00 a Rato of (1.13 to Eaton Rapids, Satur­ day, Aug. 3rd, account Michigan Blate lambs (5.G£<^ 15.25; mixed (3.500 (4.60; largo experience and ability, U Holiness Camp Meeting. Limit to re- <mll»,(L7a @(2.60. Hogs are tho leading feature In thia olor- His work includae the fol Expodtlon and Industrial Fair, To- market, light receipts: trade U Sctlrs I subjects; Art of teaching, reedu the following prioes: Rate one first daaa faro for the round Prime mediums, (5.75 0 (Lae: YorkC.G. Wade of Bellevue has the ersj (5.78 0 (5.80: pigs,15.76 0 (5.80; 31st. Return limit not later than Sept. roughs, (6.W0 W.O0-. stags, i off. crip- Mottlo ami Mottle, the twin daugh- reu belt (fare. Train will return i tfoy leaving Ottawa Heaeh a® p. Regent, la building a picking house. | A. J. Newton returned Saturday slon pursuant Wednesday cv< or Benkes prei call Aid. fo. thia morn Ing to spend a few days visit­ year. Heath, W O. F. Brooks, B ing friends. charged with tithe* been Bentley, Rider A Co. are putting In some new machinery and also a blower system for removing shavings and dust. Prof. Delos Fall, of Albion, superin­ tendent of public instruction la in the city today attending the teachers' In­ al Bute. friends dropped in to see Ulin lost even­ tied. Ayes, Brunson. Goodyear, ing, and congratulate him on bis 73rd Warner, Waters.. Aid. Brook* ei from voting. , County: I will be prepared to buy and handle poaches after August 10. T. 8. DkMott. Ml*. Fred Barlow accompanied by Lor Aid. Waters moved Its adoption. Monday morning, They went by boot Carried. Ayes, F. O. Brooks, Bronson, Goodyear, Heath, Warner, Waters. from Detroit -tssarsiSKSTSPWt'a with bar daughter, Mrs. George Newtoo, Mrs. Albert Smith returned yes­ Aid. Brooks moved its adoption. Car­ terday U> her home in Sherman. ried. Ayes. F. 0. Brooks. Bronson. Quarterly mooting a* the U. B. | Goodyear, Heath. Warner, Waters. On motion of Goodyear meeting ad­ church next Saturday and Sunday. ■ J. B. Bosrere, W. D. Stratton, presiding older, will journed. conduct all sessions. Quarterly conforoaco Saturday al 3:00 p. tn. Preach­ Ing services Saturday evening; Sunday peetor to a St Louis Hcpublic reporter, Charles Collins of Rutland, an old "I didn't believe In sueb a thing aa a man preuy dose to the eighty mark, man's hatr standing on end." And was brought before Justice Walker thia rncrul ng on complaint at Kearney Root, Mias Lottie Van Auken Is thu guest for assault- He plead guilty and was of Dr. E. W. Adams and family at fined (3.50 and cents, amounting in all DeileTue. to (10XX); or ten days In jail. Ho paid James Townsend has ootutnooced an The program of sports for the soldiers' addition to his tenant bouse In the sec­ Tbo friend* at MIm Sophia H. Watand tailors' reunion, Aug. 22and 23 will ond ward. Include the following features: Mr. and Mrs. Archie MeCoy went to wedding reception al the Waters reilTug of war bv old soldiers, not lap Battle Creek this morning for a few deuce In Bowne township, Wednesday, than fire each side; (5 for winners. days' visit. Aug. 1th from 7.-00 io 11:00 p. m. The minute I thought them Foot race for boys under fifteen. Rev. George Bullen went to Eaton groom will be Mr. Win. G. Murphy and Wheelbarrow race, 6 to enter. Rapids yesterday morning to attend the happy couple will be at homo si Shot-put. Relay race, 5 in each team. camp meeting. Run and broad jump. The will of the late Samuel Carson of Harrison and Jerome VanAnnan Hop, step and jump. went to Benton Harbor Tuesday for a Galesburg, was admitted to probate by eulffing the air. with their whisker* Standing jump. Hurdle race, 120 yards, 10 hurdles. few days’ visit. Judge White al KaJamazoo Tuesday, of their teeth, switching their tails Pole vaulting. The U. B. Indies' Aid society win tho spirited contest over the admission meet with Mrs. Gienn Evarts for work which had boon exported not having Slow bicycle race. materialised. Tho real fight In the spot. 1 couldn't move from ebeer fright. Fat men's race, 3 to outer, tmt less next Tuesday afternoon. than ODO pnonda. ' Mrs. J. C. Lasnpmau and sou James There will also be prizes for the old­ circuit court, whore the validity of tho est sold tor; oldest soldier's widow; old. went to Eaton Rapids this morning to assignment of personal property by attend campmoetlng. Mr. Carson as trustee for the children Farmers and Fruit Growers of Barry county: I will bo prepared to buy and handle peaches after August la T. 8. lh Spanish war; also prizes for the tall- DkMott. a tbo heaviest and the smallest man Mrs. Charite Pickell returned Mon­ Cass county circuit court. The suwoman. . Blcvcle expert Giddings of Kalama­ day evening from Grand Rapids where zoo will be present to amuse tho crowd, she attended the wedding of her niece, and the carnival will dose Friday even­ MI m Violet McMillan. ing in a blaze of firewerka and glory. AU thews attractions are In addition Miss Rose Goodyear and her niece, to the Vlrlgrapb; the high diver*, and ErmlaaGoodyear, started for the "Soo” however, allowed (6,000 alimony In­ and other places Tuesday noon, intend­ stead (3,000 granted by the circuit ing to bo gone about a month. tractions in sight. court, and (1,000 attorney fees Instead afterward." Will and Elizabeth Field went to Detroit Live Stock Market. Clinton this moruing to spend a few Although bujl baiting *w Indictment* charging perjury were weeks with relatives and friends In that Michigan Centra) Live Stock Yards, village and In Tecumseh and Mancheo- returned by tho grand jury yesterday at Detroit. July 30th. The demand for Chicago against John A. Hlossy, formUro cattle is quiet this week; receipts Nora, wife of C. H. Wiley of Rutland, goading of the animal In the Knights of Pythias, and Henry B. lowing prices are belug paid at thu died July 30th, aged 22 years. The re­ Stolte, former secretary of the endowmains were taken to Barrington, tho Detroit Uro Stock Market; Prins steen and heifers, (4.50 0 old homo of-deoOMed, and funeral will (5.00; handy butchere'_ca»le, (3.90 (4 be held tomorrow. charge is alleged to lie In tho statement Mrs. William Stephens of Battle •4.40; common, (2.75 («♦ (2,75; OMMrs* oows, (1.5OQ(L5O: Mockers and feed­ Creek, formerly Mis* Fannie Wilmont, premo lodge in 1«U8 and 1899, which is reported to bo vqry rick. Her moth­ ers dull at (3.75 @ M.00. the defendants, as officers, of the lodge, Milch cows quiet st (25 0 (15. er, Mrs. A. A. Wlllmoot, has gone to Barry, (1400. Goo. E- Hill and wife to Joseph F. Webber, lota 7 and fl blk 1 Chamber­ lain'* addition city, (125. academic In its character. I scbottl law, 11.00 a Yi ADDITIONAL LOCAL. tho state of Illinois. Sylvester G reuse1 received a letter til! batted.’" At Winchester It was or­ dered (thirtieth Henry VHD “that from Walter IL Eaton, now of Muskogee, place Is one without a government, but la all right for making money andffae bull, but anile »t tho hull-ring* within but has been there long enough to want dent Knight of Pythias, and he says there la such a lodge In Muskogee; its rhlch they required Information he for joining la MO and it* annual due* but tbo twelfth remained standing, with bls eyes fixsd downward, as If among friends or a band of cowboys, as absorbed In thought The post office department has paid tbo reward offered for the arrest and finding out, however, that they were ail conviction of the pereons who robbed friends. the Nashville post office on tbo morn­ Mrs. Fred W.OUey, wife of our new ing of October 3, 1900, to the following The Only Headache Cure. veterinary turgeoo; came over from officers who were instrumental in effect­ Frank J. Baker, oHfoforsdu fiprin^. Union City yesterday. She willMturo ing thu rapture- R. A. Brooks and Fred White of Naabvillv, (U» and NO respectively; Dan Olnated of Assyria, (IDir, ami Harn RlkAle. no* rf Van- �A RICH MAN’S WISDOM. fi^ jOTHSCHnjyS maxim through all hta life wa» LW-jJ “Get the best!" It was not merely the desire nNfefj of a rich' man; it was the wisdom of a sue- lSlxJ ctssful nun. The best is always the cheapest. Take the example of Ivory Soap. It costs half as much as fancy soaps, yet more than common yellow soaps. But In Hs results—fn its economies of time, labor and fabric—in its pleasant effect on the skin, it is better than either and as cheap as any soap in the world. Carrot Optalsa. Kitchener has banished the sword ae a wcapou of not tho slightest use Now he Is urging the home government to take away ihe Infantry regiment* from South Africa and replace them with tanuntedmen. * 7Vntfi recently England placed lu lellauce in lb* field in masse* of acarlet clad infantry, who stood In serried rank* defiant of the charges of th* enemy's cavalry, and at th* order to .u_ .------- et „ Wddeniy mass and by Il would teem tlmt hardly anyone can take Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pill* ahlA filled with lids year’s crops, was without receiving marked benefit. Tb* deklroyod by the same storm., wonderful action qf this tnwdlclnc In -Grand Ledge wlllhavox fair Septem­ putting people on their feet who are In ber 4,5 and l" a weak, run down condition la tho talk Mrs. Jacob Ware and daughter. Lon*, of every place they are known. It la of Rattle Creek were probably fatally only a short time sine* they Ural camo burned Saturday while lightning a to Hastings yet today they are mor* in gaaolin* MOTA ’. l y evidence for merit with Hoaxing* peosay* that notwithstanding I be opiniocr pl* than all other medioin** combined; of seme to tbe cuntvery, thedlseaao now pceratllng at the asylum Is small pox, Hastings, MIchi Myx: “I wm all run pure and simple, though of a mild form. down and 'could olmply do nothing, . Seeing that thing* were awfully quiet pain* in tho head and nervoua. H*aron Main st reel last Thursday and that J>.n Felghner wa» greatly tn need of of Dr. A. W. Chaw'S Nerve MU* I got an Interesting item with which to re­ * box at W. H- Goodyear1* drug store. gale tho readers <4 the News, a team After taking one box the headache* bolouglng ton Kaluno farmer runaway have gone, nerve* are steady and. I feel right through th* business tart of strong and vlgoroox. The medicloa I* Nashvlllo. Running at'» llvdy pace up the street they managed to collide certainly good and I gladly recommend with a wagon, taking off awheel, wreck Ik.” Dr. A. W- Chaee1* Nerve PUto the wagon which they were - drawing, are sold al SQc a box at dealers or Dr, scare another horse to that U broke loose and ran away, and finally run A. W. Cha** Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. slam agri nt t a wagon in front of a black­ y. 8o* that portrait and signature of smith shop and land In a heap on their beads, smashing e push cwt in their final great gymnastic act. Emandpatlon day is being celebrated When Thu Cosmopolitan, It its April at Knlamaxoo todaynumber, published an essay, at puce Kolamaxoo is considering the project clever and philosophic, on ‘The Ideal of establishing 0 city crematon for tho Wife,” a demand was created for a pa­ disposal of garbage.. per on ‘Tbo Ideal'Husband" by th* Liveryman George Knowles has re­ same aulhor-Lavlnl* Hart The Au­ ported to th* officers a ca*e of great cruelty to a team of horses which will gust Cosmopolitan contains an essay on probably end In seriou, comcqueoces this subject—on which few people agree for tho perpet rator erf whs: seems to be —which Is certain not only to prove widely interesting, but to cause lively taken out Sunday morning by Robert Stroute tor a drive to Gall lake. Ho returned in the evening with the ani­ Van Rensselaer Cruger (Julien Gor­ mal* «o boated and worn out that It was don) tell* Che story of the life of tbe nocuesary to lead them about the born French wife with all it* I regie common­ for some time before they could lie al­ lowed to stand, and ouo had 11 deep place narrowness. ‘Tb* woman of cute in tbo »ldo where it had been small capacity put* up with, and, per­ struok with a whip or aorne heavier in- haps, does much toward maintaining Btrumcut of torture. Tho animal waa present conditions," say* the author, badly used up and both ihowed plain signs of bad treatment.— Kalaauuoo Telegraph. eqnaMy etroug apringa. WhenlttoaM. th* Platea form a sort of platform, and aa soon is the tlgtr which has bees lured thither by tbe dog seta Ute foot thereon the apririgs are released, and tbe cruel steel gripe the leg and bolds It kind of i men like. Too many men in their twenties are bald. This is absurd and sll unnecessary. Healthy hair shows man’s strength. To build up the hair from the roots, to prevent and to tho** who bare set tbo trap are never tar away ba la ta'u abort time either killed or securely caged. At tbe sama Um* tbe dftg to rtlriucd. and Indeed ba could not be removed from tba Inrio- color to faded or gray htlr. Notice tMl ____ word, “always.” And it cures dandruff. White la, I euppoee. after' all the proper color for a flagpole. ’ The white pole seems to stand up more mastltk* "The poles that thus far hare been painted In other colors than white hare moat of them been painted red. a terra cotta rod, and In my Judgment tills deep rod la a pretty good color for a talllc fixture indicating the points of tb* compass. Is a fin* glided eagle, this whole top piece of gold showing very strikingly and effect! rely by contrast Being somewhat curious m to be* reasons. tb* clerical gentleman said, “But madam, tell me why yon wtah to prevent designing men from doing ch advertising, ana that 1s the reason any ooe "alt behind tier." "Yet you will be sitting behind oth­ ers, who perhaps fed tbs aams way," off bacon for cotton, pound fur pound, th* meat to bo delivered during th* year and tbe eotton to be handed over and tells it Impartially, whether tho next tai). But tb* grocer smlkd a news bo political or otherwise. It Is, take mo for a greenhorn smUo and de­ in fact,’almost a dally at th* price of a clined. Lari »prtng he wax picked up weekly and you cannot afford to be by the same very gentle and unsophis­ ticated farmer, and white It waa a Republican and democrat alike can good trade for both the pork peddler read the Thric*-a-W*ek World with will xtay out of th* game thto year. They traded then on a pound for absolute confldonco in Ito truth. pound baate, and while cotton staid at In addition to nows, It publishes flrstsuited to the horn* and fireside. ’ The Tbrico-a-Week World’s regular subeer! ptlou price is only »tW> per year and this pays for IM paper*. We offer this unequalled newspaper and tbe Hkaald together one year for S 1.75. Th* regular tubscrljHlon price of th* at null and Cotton only 8 cant*. Next two paper* la *2.00. -fall th* prion of cotton may bo mneb Um; bento the unwiIllngneM of tbo Tba charge that Schley 1* a coward is very easily dlspored of by the fact that M per cent of the shot* which struck the Spanish ship* al Santiago were fired by the Brooklyn, and M per cent of th* damage done the American fleet wm received by the Brooklyn, and that the only man killed intbeengagement on the American side stood right hy AdmjralSchloy when struck, NevertheloM There appear* to have been a conspiracy from the begin-*— — prlvo Bchloy of sail credit fa and to give ft to Admiral Si uuly saw the light from and Axof seaports It It a common That may I*," replied ths derout sight to observe mile* of Chicago mad* reaper* and other agricultural Imple­ lady earnestly, "bat you know I have ment* awaiting ahtpment Inland, while such a wretched little wisp of hair at at Batum to unloaded machinery for tbe back of my bead that It would cer­ tainly Interfere wlib my devotions If ’I knew any one was looking at IL"— lines being constructed by a RusroAmariean factory In Buaxla. In the west machinery for electrical plants, railway material and mill machinery find their way to Riga and BL Peters­ burg. white in th*, east th* result of tbo exar’s ukase abolishing all tariffs on materials entering L’adflc porta of Russia has bad the dtetred effect of vastly Increasing Siberia’s commerce with America. Through these Siberian port, passed tbo rails, tics, locomotive* and equipment of the Manchurian and Epilepsy but few of them captive, for th* bird does not take readily to a cage, and unkM caught when very young It to reported to commit suicide rather than endure Imprisoement or to be supplied with poison by the free birds that pity Begin* a thrilling story of love and political conspiracy tn’Spaln, entitled “The Velva Glove" by Henry Seton Merriman, author of “The Bower*,? “The Isle of Unreel," and other suc­ cessful romance*. Byron W. Holt, the statistical export of the Now York Koform Club, writes of the Bi 1 Hou Dollar Steel Trost, Rev. Jenkin Uoyd Jones describe* Th* Coogrv** of Religion and Samuel K Moffett tell* of tome Inter­ esting Incidents in tboStmnuoaaXews. paper Ufc. Ths culmination of lbw yachting season la recognlxed by a bril­ liant cover, and a strikingly Illustrated article by puncan Curry- The bom* plantations, knowing very little about ornithology, shoot any bird they com* adross aud are Indulging tn potpl* made of the American nightingale. Thto slaughter has been tergely stupped by the licence taxes placed on tho tale of shotguns and ammunition. Thto action wm* uot token, however, until there were very few mocking birds left that sb* told th* story of tb* care of In Louisian*. Tbo tame I* tru* of the bee boy to tb* friend who now repeats gam* tew which wm passed only at the IL Not as much was known about test rewlon of tb* legislature. when tbe sanitary conditions then as now, but ducks bad been kilted or largely driven It was not In a time of primitive Igno- from Louisiana. and tbe action at th* Ornithological union tn regard to tea bird* alto exine a llttto tetA-N*W York Oxi fever 1 was extraordinarily care­ ful. Why. wban th* akin betan to pool 1 rubbed tba child down with my bands every day to remove every Ioom fragment let it f«U Into a cloth, and then I gathered l: up carefully and Th* listener tu that story laughed thru end there, to tbe great surprise and indignation of tbe mother, and laughs now at tb* ridiculous Ignorance of a woman wlx>'eialm«t to kava even a vsstlg* at eaiatuan *«nsa.~N«w York is the source of all health, and perverts the function* of every organ. Because of its stubborn nature, it i* often called incurable. This u not true. There is one medicine that never fails to check the nervous spasm* and give new strength to the entire system. Nervine allays nervous irritatioo, stops spasms, restores di­ gestion snd mental vigor. ScUby druggte'caraaraataX Dr. MQm Mcdfco) Co, Elkbxrt. lad. �hour/ Without instructions. and al­ though tho servant waa told several times that It was not wanted she did i.r,t appear tn understand and cautio­ Ira 0. Baker, prof*trf civil en­ ned to bring it just tha same. "In tbe bold wore electric tells. The gineering, University of nilnpto, tn • paper lu Tbo Technograpb severely first day 1 rang for something, and a af Hatlip Nittaoal Biak Th Cliunt Him In th Cltj —Or ratbfir, the best place Ip the city to get dean is at BUSBY BROS,' BATH ROOMS Up-to-date Toneorlal Work. leading good roads advocate* aa to tbe Using that would be effected by tire general establishment of Improved •tone highway*. He say* by'.way of concerning tbo advantages of good roads, but seme of It has done more barm than good, since Its extreme views an*! fallacious arguments bare .. " *81, •root' (yes, air), was tha reply. "Then why dldn't'you answer itr "Tbe boy that answer* your excel­ lency's ten basgune-io market with the mansger/’ ' -' 1 waa found to kill ragweed, wild bar­ ley, wild buckwheat, penny ertro and other weeds, while 4 pound* 1A 60 gal­ lons killed ragweed, mustard and soma other weeds. The stronger solution you should have cbma tn his place.* “ 'No, aenor. It Is bls occupation to answer your belt 1 answer the bell of MEHVOUS DEBIUTY. nd.eUllo. *oca be* ( llhoaM iraasa?awcs«jthose who have giown rape wo tellers It to be a good and profitable crop to raise for green feeding swtoe. sheep and young stock or for poultry that ara; confined tn yards and think it mfghi have considerable value as a part olj the feed for fattening stock fit prepar­ ing them Io fallen. Its feeding vain* tai given lu the tables as nearly equal to $15,000 in Cash dltlon of tbo public highways can be secured. Fanners Instinctively know that Boons of tho leading arguments In TO BE GIVEN AWAY and It will grow mure pounds of green feed to the acre than cither of these ex­ cepting tho corn, while the iced la Mt expensive or the Isbor of caring for It 2.000,000.wm OHIO, A RECKON, IN f MASS., ANO IOWA. HASTINGS HERALD 'WHAT DO YOU ESTIMATE-? OUR OFFER. portatlon— at sumo seasons only a little ant, at others very conaldersidc. "Second.—tiivo a w,der choice of time of marketing crop* bandaonio spirit, with long niouatnchea and bis balr parted carefully down tho eon tor. that was hovering round a mld- lately YOUR ESTIMATE. three years In succession, often disap­ pearing ss suddenly a* they came, while it no peas are to be found they, can as well live on tbe clover as on peas. If there ere peas, they prefer them to clover, am! they are destroyed We believe It would be profitable to every grain grower to carefully select by a alete or lu acme other way enough of tile largest and plotnpeal kernel* to VALUABLE INFORMATION Film tl bi Awariid it Fillnvt .1,573,493 . 1,684,420 Increase 0.56 per cent .1,616,423 decrease 4.04 percent .1,533,887 •• 5.10 per cent .1,578,462 Increase 2.77 per cent .1,036,718 •< 22.22 per coni .1,672,109 decrease 18.40 per cent, .1,632,540 ■' 2.62 per cent ,1,663,388 increase 7.80 per cent .1,005,010 •• 18.88 per cent tion of rural schools. This Is an Im­ portant advantage, pertleulsrly to tbe coming generation. ■Twelfth,-B’acflltat* rural mail de­ livery, “Thirteenth.—Improve tha sanitary condition, particularly tn villages and •'Fourteenth.—Improvs tbo appear­ ance of fbo highway. . “it to customary to include the In­ crease In tbo price of land ae ono of tho advintsgu of gofid roads, but tho tocrcato tn price of land to simply tba The certificates of the secretaries of tho sUUe named showing tlio combined official vote will determine who are entitled to tho prises and th* awards will be made within 30 days aftor the official totals known.. . peri mens that bare been made lu tbla ''John,'' she said as she toyed with way Indicate that tbo average of tbe one of his coat buttons, “this la Leap entire crop was nearly doubled by about five years' practice of this meth­ year, ts it not f* . od. and even then tbe average waa far looked fuudly down on her golden bead Hut was pillowed on his manly bosom. .•This Is tbo year when the proposing la done by the young ladles7" In sugar beet growing It is essential to grow a email, sweet beet rather than a largo beet, such as a mangold. Manx have endeavored (o grow roots of l*fgW elxc. thereby securing a larga yield per acre. In sugar beet growing an entirely; opposite method must be adopted, as largo sugar beets lack tbe most dcslra- 41,000.00 ML I'm going to let you do the pro­ posing- yourself In The old' fashioned way- Tbe old fashioned way to good enough for roc." And tbe gtrntlo maid­ an gave her lover a beaming smile, end SUBSCRIPTION BLANK. • A curious account of bow quad* are fattened fur the m-irket to given Ln a London paper. It appear* that quails, being regular In their habits, always food directly they wske up tn the morning. They are there faro put In a targe cellar ill only by electric light In tbo dark they gn to sleep, but directly the light to turned <-n they wake up and breakfast. Thia process to repeated time after time, end the birds, ala aye later­ log under the dUtnkm that mcrutog has arrive*!, once more breakfast, over and over again. They have been known Noter breed a female simply ■bo la a female, but because . sotoe particular merit which Ji Io Increase lu her produce by c attar It to on. Is simply Uta light a frame a* you can th neck tight from shoulder to row can eat and drink, but �gam maitiw, **• Liiwltw and floor Dtaiat. Drew Goods aid Ostisgt. Our No. 2000 broadcloth, heavy, all wool, 54 in., regular price tl.25, sale price . . . $1.00 All wool Prunellas and Venetians, regular 11.00 values, sale price70c Venetians, Coverts and Zibilenea, 05c. and 75c. values, at 50c Niagara Waist Flannels, all wool, new color- . ings, were 50c. and 60c., now85c. out our entire oxn goods department During the sale we offer our Biiiro Nev Line of Ontinz Flanils at prices that will induce early buying- 500 yds. White Outing worth 7c., sale price . . 5c Builders and workmen will soon begin the attack. While we are preparing to convert this store into a greater shopping headquarters, the entire street front will be tom down-to give place to a more spacious ves­ tibule and modem show windows, with interior fixtures and fittings thoroughly overhauled and modernized. To compensate the friends and patrons of this store for the inconvenience in entering and leaving we have decided to offer very low price inducements in all departments. Hemp carpet, regular 20c. value, sale price . . 16c % wool ingrain, high grade, 40c. and 45c. values, sale price88c Heavy J4 wool ingrain, 50c. and 55c. values. . 45c Extra super all wool ingrain, 60c. and 65c. valnes, during the sale only ..... 55c “Pera" ingrain, extra wide and heavy, all long wool, worth 75c. and 80c, sale price . . o2j^c Japanese cotton warp mattings, 25c, 80c ,85c and 40c values at.20c, 25c, 80c Linoleums and oil cloths at 20 per cent discount. Fldor denims, 88 in. wide, regular values 20c and 22c, sale price............................. 17c DOMESTICS AND LININGS. HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR. Anderson LL 4-4, worth 6c., now . .................................. Ladies' and Children's Tan Hose, 10c, 15c, 20c, 25c Attica AA -1-1, worth 7c., uow values, now8c, 12j4c, 15c, 20c Pepperell R 4-4, worth 8c., now Extra values in Children's 10c. Hose. Lonsdale Cambric now 18c Ladies’ Fancy Hose, 25c, now . . ■Lonsdale Sheeting now 85c Ladies’ Fancy Hose, 60c, now . . Scorcher Bleached Muslin, regular 8c. value, during 22c Boys’ Leather Stockings at . . . sale only6#c Ladies' Ribbed Vests and Pants— 25c values uow . . 15c. 20c values now . . 12^c All linings, from Shelf Cambric to finest guaranteed TaL15c values now . . 10c. 10c values now . . 7c. feta, will be sold al prices never before equaled in Barry Ladies’ Combination Suits’ . . 20c, 45c Muslin Underwear, all prices reduced % to county. Lack of space prevents an itemized list 100 lbs. FLEISCHER'S SHETLAND FLOSS, all colors, regular price 10c. and 12j4c.t during our rebuilding MISCELLANEOUS. 50 pr. Ladies’ Fine Shoes, $2, $2.50 and $3 values at . . 50c 12 pr. Children’s Shoes, worth $1.75, at .... . . 45c 12 pr. Infants’ Shoes, worth 75c, at . 25c Ladies' 25c Belts- now __ . 10c Ladies' Silk Parasols, $2, 12.50, $3 values, now. . 5Oc, $1.00 Crash and Linen Skirts, 75c, $1, 11.25 values, at . 50c, 75c Ladies' Fine White Shirt Waists, 11.50 values, sale price, $1.00 . .. » .. .. « 11.25 .. .. .. go,. “ “ “ “ . “ $1.00 " •• “ 70c Sterling Percales and Brandenburg Cloths, 12^c and 15c. values, sale price10c sale we offer this at 8c. per skein^OOc. per lb. We take Due Bills on all groceries the same as money. S&LE BEGINS MONROY. AUG. 5, 1901 00767848 THE J. S. GOODYEAR CO Phone 256. HASTINGS. MICHIGAN. 1^4 ^4 1^1 4^4 HASTINGS HERALD 4^4 i-|-4 a||A Detroit Should Raise tho Money. The plan to raise money by popular subscription with which to build lu De­ Editor and Propria tor. troit a suitable monument to Etaxen S. Pingree is not progressing as rapidly as could be desired and its projector* are - Tbe Controversy Over Schley. disappointed. Less than 18,000has thus The great majority of the American tar been subscribed and this is consider­ people will undoubtedly deplore tbo un- ably less than half enough to accomplish the object proposed. Tho failure of tha latter in the navel Jlghi at Santiago. mittee 11 raid to bd especially dkappolnt- roached tbla country the people were Detroit. A^i A^A A^A A^A A~|fA 4^4 A^A 4^4 a^a a^A 4^A A^A i^A 4^6 4^4 A^A A^A 4^4 4^4 A^A 4^4 4^4 4^4 4^4 A^A 4^4 A~||A A^A A^A IN calling Admiral Schley a coward, caitiff, and a liar, In a book doaigned 1T'8 hard to toll what France may or won't putlxMiis Napoleon on tbe throne just yet awhile, anyhow. acadeiny, tbo man Maclay has shown himself not only’ totally until to write history, but Also lacking In the iostlncu of a true gentleman. Whether Schley money question out of politics but Mr. Hanna will inject Irta of it into them; One day at Lakewood while sitting at a little table In the big rotunda hat] drinking afternoon tea 1 met Mr. W. D. Howells and had a delightful conversesonnllty of thia famous ruthor one cn- Fbom the hullabaloo over Bob Evans' proposition la essentially a Dotroil affair though ho happened to be in spile of the attempt to Invest It with Interview In regard to thq»p lojurgeut signals al Cloufuegoa, oni would think that the facto preaented were altogether shouldn't expect to bare tbe first things one does published, but one of Schley who waa In command during meat without making any strenuous plan to set down something one has effort to Interest other cities and towns quearloacd. The public baa a short As Schley Mid at tho lime, there was accomplished his greatest work while IF Mayor May bury hasn't received I have been to this day, irabla Jealc home city were more directly concerned forte to tbo cause of Detroit’s big ccle«oay which, to all appearances, has been Militated and nursed by Sampson and . " “Writing Is mostly drudgery,* possible.* gHtUtude; they were lu (loser touch President Loubet of France, and that criticised, and snubbed, and accused by the real of tho people of Michigan, and Admiral Sampson and his powerful EVKN tho red hot republican protec­ imagine tho muse comes without friend#, who are close to the admlnls- of Detroit to build a monument to his tionists are beginning to see tha* their iralion, that really there has been dsn­ tariff policy la provoking reprisals, gar of public opinion turning against outside the Hmiu of their own ally far Germany. under lead of the Agrarians, pts!"—Anna Wentworth in Woman's being particularly determined to cripple Homa Companion. Finally Uioiddccontattsck madeu|on our farmvrs. lledprocliy would preAdairs) Schley by a socalled writer of text-book tor NOW is the time to have your outfits repaired, and we arc the people who can give you the best prices on all kinds of repair work. Boilers Refitted, Cylinders Rebored, Boilers Patched, Smoke Stacks Mode, Engines Repaired, All Kinds of Casting Done Before having anything done give us a call. EARLY & BURNS, Phone 47. Adjoining Bentley dk Rldcr'a Planing MUI. It's Always a Worlds Our third great cut price shoe sale be­ gins today. • . Any $5 Shoe ns for $3.50 I the Brooklyn fa a coward, deserving ’eight years they have more than daubthat they have to neg I set government > be uourt-martlalled, has brought this 1 ships In order to get through their priponding Increase in the e<w. of running of Inquiry has bon appointed the stale government tbe increase is too and others in proportion. Wtu. Senator Frye please explain t the high character of the men expect anything different, however, so bow U is that 28 huge American seago­ explanations to be made about 8.30 ing utcaniahlpv are now being bulk— when hodetnouMratod so pod lively that I Investigation and a noire could be without lose—without a the sake ofhlXurieal subsidy 1*111? UWest of Justice, Ilia «x! that th. Inquiry outivcatlon deserlod Bryan, are cotorn it It is warm here, but think what t and convincing that o whether Admiral And 1 overslept myself." l the b»tdsofHea>(>ton THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN Pepto Quinine Tablets cure s coldfor the hospital ship Maine which ren­ dered such efflcl<4lt service In South Africa. King Edward has thanked them, addressing them as bU "dutiful and loyal subjects. ” They are wild with delight and iheotheranglomanlaes squadron that watched the narrow en­ tlcularly tn a project of tbla kind ought trance of that harbor so faithfully day ■ ATTENTION They’re extraordinary shoes at much less than ordinary prices. It’s the quality that attracts and the price largest shoe stocks in Barry county. We have Oxford Ties to tie to. $3.50 Oxford for $2.75. That ■ Bryan Is not the sole te»o< party loyal. Respectfully, a t»»s pttpoff the fappfaabMtfam I'vrltBps hv thinks tho C. H. OSBORN �Io Readsrs. ew Books for 10c. TtuCruu, John Winslow, The Tower of Wye, Truth Dexter, Tarry Thou Till I Come, and others. Heath’s Beef, Iron and Wine u a fine hot weather tonic doula today‘to play with tbe club at that pise*. . A delegation of Hastings fan* want P. T. Colgrove went to Detroit and points In Monroe county th* for* part to Grand Rapids, Bunday, to witnews th* ball game between Wheeling and Grand Rapids. Herbert, formerly at thia fifty and familiarly known a* a buslneas trip through th* northern “Reddy” I* playing first base regularly pan of th* auta.for Wheeling, and playing It well, bo­ Mlss Luna Smith of Grand Rapid* U rides hitting like a fland. th* guest of th* Misea* Gladys and aThe Harrison Minstrel*, who travel in two car* of their own, had a little mishap in getting out of town last Fri­ day morning. Th* morning train on tha C. K. k 8. w** to haul them to Woodbury on thslr way to Grand terior decoration on th* reridenc*of H. Ledge, but.in Karting to poll them out C. Zoschnltt in Nashville thia week. from the aide track tha rail* spread A. B. Hum ha* moved Into tbe we*t and let both tb* heavy car* onto th* ground. It took until noon before th* street just built by Ira VanValken- freight engine could haul them back upon tbe rail* and get them started tor Mr*. W. W. William* and son, Ger­ ald, of Grand Rapids, ar* the guest* of the former'* parent*, Mr. and Mr*. M. the Congregational church ware fin­ ished thl* morning, and the decorator*, Master Loyal Willlama of Grand Rap­ A. A- Eggleston ind sou* and Mr. id* ha* bean vUillng hl* grandparents, Loreland, of Hasting*, left for Heating* Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Riker, during th* on the morning train. Tho work la very fine and tasty, the free hand re­ A good many are taking advantage background, la the very lateK in deco­ of the Hntai.D'B guessing contest offer. ration* and to bo appreciated mutt bo Read the big ad. oo another page for se«n. Anethar tssty feature la tbo Imi­ particular*. THB DRUGGIST. tation tiling bordering the bottom thre* Mr*. Frank Thoma* and daughter, Hasel, returned Monday evening frtna The farmer* of Barry county will picnic at Thom apple lake on Friday, Traverse City. Aug. 9, and contrary to our contempor­ Miss Gertrude Fletcher, who ha* been ary's, the Banner's, expectations or tbe guest of Miss Elisabeth Field for anticipation it will not bo a political the past two weeks, returned to her gathering nor will the speaker* discuss home in Detroit yesterday. the political issue* of the day. And If they did, the republicans would be rep­ amination Tuesday before Justice resented by Grand Master Horton and Walker on tbe charge of carrying con­ the democrat* by Hon Jatr.cw W. cealed weapon* and we* discharged. Holme—the speaker* not all being B. D. Kopf, president and genera) manager of the new electric light and power company, baa moved his house­ hold good* from Grand Rapid* to thl* tb* first part of the week. All of the Detroit paper* naturally Craig Bowling was the guest of Grand gave a good deal of attention to the. bi­ Rapids friend* over Sunday. centenary fcstiviUo* last week. Al) of Levi Chase of CoaU Grove now get* •8.00 a month from UnMe Sam. It is not unusual for us to announce bargain sales, as tbonsands can attest Nickles, diines and dollars have been saved by our patrons when the opportunity was offered. ^*hlTHIS WEEKjm- _ . make the sale prices appear low. former selling prices. . - , — figure The prices given are always . FRED L. HEATH, tool iM Perwul. Odessa, Monday to visit her aon. By the Invitation of the Cook Broth­ Frank Brook* 1* budding an addition er* of the Banner, the editor* at the to hl* residence on North Broadway. county expect to ijxnd to morrow at Mr*. Ray Wheaton of Grand Ledge Gun lake. Look out tor big flah Korle* Wasinthedty lb* latter part of last Do not forget that J. M. Bessmer It doing all kinds of repairing or new work that may be naked for, no matter what it may bo, on abort notice, and at tor* JuMlo* DeGolla *t Middleville, on tbe charge of asaault with lnt«nt to do great bodily injury lea* than murder, ba* been continued to Aug U. A telegram waa received here Sun­ Born, Saturday morning, to Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Crate*, of the first ward, a day night announcing th* safe arrival at SanFrandsoo of the Meade, from the HB> daughter. Philippines, having on beard our Hast­ Players of flinch will And jurt what ing* people, the N Ukcrni and Mia* Gerthey want In the line of card* at the malned for the newem paper of them all, the pioneer penny paper, ToDay, to get out a distinctively bicentenary edition, and thl* sprightly young journ­ al acquitted Itaelf very handsomely In lu ambitious effort, loo. We congratu­ late To-Day. on lu 36-page, Cadillac Mr* Emma Murdock of Lombard, Kentucky, says thcr* are many pe­ culiar thing* down south and relate* her experience In raising top-knot of th* precious egg* which were guar­ anteed, If they hatched, to raise a top­ knot tor every duck. Her expectation* were reallted but not as she anticipated. Three of the egg* hatched three ducks, also three top-knex*, but tha top-kqou w*re not equally divided. Two of th* water fowl* were devoid of th* knot, while the other had the three, one on and will beeont to th*dead loiter office each side <f the head and one on top, U not called for by August Ifftb: Mr. and Ls'qutte a curioalty. Waterman, Mr. Ira Hollandsworth Mr*. Ira Grigg*. it 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4*4*4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* if Canned Goods Ccnvenlence tn Summer Housekeeping. And for our summer trade we have the best canned goods of every kind; goods that you can be certain are the purest and best. Canned and potted meats and fish, with pickles, relishes and condiments. A fresh supply of cookies and sweet goods always on hand. The finest lemons and oranges in market. Try our Armour's chipped CITY MARKETS. The Mlsrca Etta and Anna Tnimper returned Saturday from a two .week*’ visit in Hillsdale county. The United Brethren Sunday school and society picnicked at Leach Lak* last Friday and had an enjoyable lima Ml** Gertrude Lake and friend, Mis* Alma Strong, of Middleville spent Sun* day with the former•» mother 1 n thl* calendar sample* over seen In Barry oodnty and invite* buxine** men who want something in this lino io call and ft* them. There 1* no use In giving your order* ouuldo of town. The Hastings fire whistle was heard In town yesterday morning.— Lake Ode*** Wave. Th* writer of th* above article must have awakened from a long dream,’a* the fire wh*Mle didn't blow “yesterday" morning. Mr. and Mrs. James Troxel went to pwrior quality and appearance. Only Ottawa Beach Tuesday night, for a 80 cent* a pack. couple of weeks outing. Mr. Troxel Ail fifteen or thirty day Pan-Ameri­ will be at Manistee during tbe encamp­ can ticket* will he honored one way— ment of the state troop*, wh*r* he will play In th* Second Regiment band. Mias Ada May Blaekmar, egad 19 Mr- and Mr*. Cha*. Hyatt aud daugh­ ter of Charioue, who have been camp­ yawn, died Saturday afternoon at IriX) ing at Thornapple lake, spent Sunday o'clock, of *eptla peritonlUa, al the home of Philo Dibble in Yankee Spring*. with relative* In thia dig. Tbe Church Helper, tbe official or­ gan of th* Episcopal church for West- bla% the Tu«*day preceding her death for a abort vlrit. Hha waa an orphan and lived with Mr. and Mr*. FUber lu ion of George N. Barnd, oa th* oharg ■ erf betoew JttMiP-e M. W. THE HASTIM8S NATIONAL BANK. jaggaaaagas; — ssusr— JEWELRY. RICH CUT GLASS ... FINE CHINA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. * Dtkctiw eyesiflbt.. .......An Up-to-Dale Stock and Reasonable Prices. Corrected by Properly Fitted Lenses. �HUNG HIM ON A HEAT HOOK, i the coarootlom All ot th. delegate, will not leave tho city today, aa twq tteyr recreation ha. been provided tor them by th. reception committee of Chicago Baptista. Many of the dale­ gate* will visit the Pan-American Ex­ position at Buffalo before returning to In the minister's final invocation he thanked God for tho gathering of tbe delegate* and expreeeed satisfaction at1 the wort that had teen done at the without a naw and greater conception of God and Hte work it ware belter that ha had not coma to Chicago- I wish that I might remain forever In the Mme state ot aplrttitol exaltation that I have bean In during thia conten­ tion. Opd makes ■* all hte inatramrata. however poor ones w* may bo. Thank God that there arc few great venlion. The men who have spoken . . . . .. . . ■hewed the tricks of oratory and de­ livered their messages In etralghtforward langue**. It is the men with meaaege; that we want, not tho mon who talk In order that they may gain TKO8. 8. gPRACUB A B4B. PATENTS. tok W.r-<’«t»«y In Nebraska. Kansas, Oklahoma and Mlaaourl early corn to .practically reined. With early and abundant rains In these slates late core would probably make half a erop or les*. Tbe condition of the crop in Iowa is more favorable than tn tbe before-mentioned states and eoplons rains with moder­ ate temperatures within a week would greatly Improve the prospects for a large part of tbe crop. In Illinois. In­ diana, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee, more particularly tbe western portions of tbe two iMt named stale*, corn te now seriously tn need of rain. In Illin­ ois tbe crop bM not yet suatalued great damage but will be materially reduced hte opinion. For summer wear be ■uggeeu a calico shirt, while balbrig­ gan cotton 1* hla Idea of winter cov­ ering. The main point of hla theory la the necessity ot weiring alwaye tbo Lookioa tor • nemo. August 0 at 0 a. m. tbe lottery of horursteaiM and tho Mio of town lota In Wichita, Kiowa. Apacbe and Com­ anche reservations. Oklahoma, will begin. Thera are 160.000 people reg­ istered for the 18.000 assignments to be made. Among thousands waiting for the land lottery are many strange. After the Invocation the hymn "Shall Wo Gather at the Hirer" wm aung. end after benediction by the Rev. E. E. Ghlrera the congregation adjourned. HONEY over It a quart of rich milk, add four heaping tableapoonfute ot granulated sugar and a saltspoonful of salt Stand BOWIE AT RAINMAKING. brought Into use. Tbe fcetlral opened Wednesday noon with tbe shrieking of eteam wblatlea. ringing of bells and boom of caunun. At a p- m. Cadillac and bin officers landed and were re­ ceived by real live Indians In all tho glory of paint, featberc and other In­ dian acceaaoriea. Thursday the great parade of civic, military and Industrial bodies drew thousands ot people to the streets through which tt passed. It "Deacon" O. L. Bprecher la acting as was sn hour and a half passing a Dowle'a press agent. In a long notice given point. Friday the fiorsl parade of tha “general overseer's" rainmaking made one of the most beautiful street pageants ever seen In the city. Tbe qualltisa In the Leave* of Healing, the parade of floats on street car tracks Bldg., DBTBOIT. According to thia authority. the weartog of flannel next tho skin la Immensely tajnrtooe to the general ran Pcpto Quinine Tablets. Laxative Bromo-Quinine Those tablets relieve and euro none uipaUon. ZScoota. - ■RIDER AGENTS WANTED one in each town to ride and exhibit a sample 1901 model a bicycle ot mr manufacture. TOU CAB BAKR |10 TO A WEEK besides having a wheel to ride far yometM. top after placing II In tbo ovcu atlr it thoroughly, not allowing a crust to form on top till tha milk become* thick I 1901 M#dil»L£i±$IO to $18 U’00A’88Nodsl*a£.$7fe$l2 10 DAYS FREE TRIAL. onion choppod One. Besson with Halt and pepper and add ■ little gravy. But­ ter escalop dlsbeii or stwlte aud All "It is very rtriklng." soya "Deacon" Bprocher In the article, "that one of the find manifesto!Iona of the approval and taking posseealou of the logs a& tar <>»« service of tbe injunction upon him. Judge Ckmnlno found that Bhien waa In contempt of court and denied tbe motion of the attorney-general to dissolve tbe InJunclUm and gave abso­ lute possession of tbe logs to the Pine J. L. MEAD CYCLE 00. Ban McDuhl, in Michigan. Yeetertay afternoon tho mrvicaa at the taber­ nacle on Michigan areuue ww* con­ ducted by "Overseer" Bprecher. who todalged la a tirade that wm a weak copy of hla superior. He attacked the EDMUNDS MYSTERY SOLVED. Wllkeabarre, Pa. July JOz—George T. Bdrannda of Plymouth hu found hla daughter, Sadie. who, nine years ■go. when she waa eighteen year* old. LUHbrldge attacked him with a knife, dlaappearad from her home to Alpena. then felkxl him with an ax, afterwards Mich. It we* thought ehe had been tying his hands and banging him to * beef book. LUUbrldge denle* that he hit Bussell w|th an ax, but rays he knocked him some1cm with a btew moved to Plymouth. There ho started In bualnoM anew, but brooded over the mystery. Two wsnka ago Ute gOowhur*a. (SHl.uail 16: printing. <31.NMfib; binding, (19,04601; stationery. Fct tbe previous fiscal year ihe allowances were 64M.TST and visit fallowed. Tbe daughter at ti far tbs year IS»«. 9XUt,l'H. Xcwrly ell time at her dlMppearanae married man aow living In Hew Orleans, L New Tort. July to—A dtepateh to the World tram Berlin »sye: "The tear h« Uen rapidly taking on flesh atoea hte lllnsea. Ho la very pale, but no riiHn ordering from ua, Myoudo not need to pay > —-t— .nit mm - /to « kJ H. Bh««p is ■; common to nur. n 10 m TtukStJa nod to cMN, M« <0 USD; common to ButSl^Caul. nptuy light ■ beet, N S to M ® H«»-Mvd1um 10 choice Uavy Chisags. Ono quart of perfectly fresh milk, ore-flftb of a 2 cent cake of yeast, on* tobleapoonful ot sugar.. Dtesolve tbe yeast In a little water and mix It with the sugar and milk. Put tbe mixture into strong bottles—beer bottles are. good—cork them with tightly fitting ■toppers and tie down securely with stout'twine. Shake tbe bottles for a tall minute to mix thoroughly tbo to| gradients, then place them on end in a refrigerator.or some equally cool place to ferment slowly. ‘ At tbe end of threo 1 ,lH! tw,Uc* th,lr turn them occasionally. Five day* ■« h>,0 P*rfuct th* f«-“«ntatLcm, and then the koumiss la at Its best. It will 10 prepare nth M u plek • pound Of bolted fish Into email pieces. Mak* a white sauce of ouo tablaepoooful of flour and one cupful of cream. Add to It tho fish. two tableapoonfute of chopped mushrooms, salt and pap­ rika. and heat tt thoroughly over hot PTHE GREAT TONICLAXATIVE Put one tablMpoonful of butter in a frying pan over tbe fire. Whan It la hot, add one tableepoonful of finely chopped onion. Fry slowly for five utee to a covered pan. Season with a little pepper. Beat the yolks of two ■gga, add to them one-b^lf a cupful of mam, add this to tbo hot elama and the oliuonds, then add two tablespoonCute of chutney, four tablMpooufula of chopped cucumber pickle*, two tabtespuonfub of wurceeterabfre mucs, one teaspoonfui of salt aud otis saltapoon- Do You (Dant $5,000? IT COSTS NOTHING EXTRA TO THV �LONG stnviir Don't Be Foolcdi DROUGHT IS BROKEN. The Kind You Hava Always Bought Chicago, July tt.—Tha great draught to tbo corn M t l* broken. Drenching rain*, falling steadily for hours yreterday and last night, redeemed the parched field* and to a large section the grain from the withering sun sad winds of the last forty days. Tbe clouds brake over tbe sotrtbweeteni state* early yea terday morning and th* rain earns down in torrents la place* and-In dHealing continuous showers In others. Weather official* and crop ex­ port* agree that tba dr> spell la gone. Bears the pnsn.Morphine nor Mineral. IOT IMac OTIC. prema Quart, 1* seriously 111 at his home In Bay City, John Bussell, of Grand Haven, waa knocked senseless In a quarrel with James Umbridge, tied by the bands And hung up to a meat book. Russell will, probably die. Sheriff Hammond report* thst tbe Melon county jail received MO prison­ ers during the past year, ot which only throughout Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska and Kama*. Hare and there It wa* accompanied by thunderstorm*, and in three a pot* the water flooded tbe HIRES Apofoci Remedy forConstin*. I lion. So ur S tomach.Dianfwei Worms .Convulsions, Fewrishxwss and Lobb of Sleep. heavy wind*, .t h*d Ums to soak Into the soil and be absorbed.. Iowa waa th* most fortunate, and throughout tha stale an average ot on* inch of f*to wa* reported last night Th* corn having endured a briefer bot spell than In other state* and being later, RwtbMr For Over Thirty Years CASTORl* Ing the six months ending June 30 the articles of 40S corporation* were re­ ceived and recordni. Of these companic*, 23 were mining companies, 203 moat banUtad, for by reliable reports tha corn baa suffered so much from taa draught that tha crop has been given up aa practically a total lore. The farmers of the western half of the Wheat tn Calboun county 1* reported In bad shape. George Taylor, of Ionia, was drowned in the river fteturdsy night Calvin Finn, living near Lake City, ha* been arrested on a charge of In­ JsCnisvide and JQasItvifle flap, Iihum ul igau Wnj. new growth, and thl* will, it 1* e»psetsd. check ths sale of cattle and hogs, because of the certain prospect* Greet Central Southern Trunk Line. ot a big supply df feed. Optimistic re­ port* last night announced that the Wlitir Ttitlit Ticket* state would raise enough buckwheat Flopidfii <3V)LF COiMT CHANCE GIVES THE FARMS, who baa charge ot tba drawing, said that alxwt LOW naaaa. MO for the El Rato dlstrtet and *00 tor th* Uwton district. will be drawn from tba wheel* today. Thl* wUl enable per«0o* drawing the moat valuable Claim* to learn quickly of their good fortune. drawn, after which tbs drawing will bo dono re rapidly aa possible. Home­ Makers from the different states era electing eummlttrea to sit on tha plat­ form to witness tha drawlag. F. a Mrs. Chas. Ware, of Bartle Creek, caught Are from a gasoline store and was dangerously burned. • Andrews’ hotel barn and contents. Including a horse, burned at Holly. Loss 1400; Insurance IMO. Modesto Hula a Cuban, haa been vliltlhg at Albion. -where throe sons bare been attending college. During the first six month* ot 1001. 30-1 cases were prosecuted In Calhoun county with 233 conviction*. Sbmebody with a diamond cut a u amber of Ishpeming plate glass win- Charles Fry, a Williamston farmi hand, la In a crlttcal coodltloo as tbe result of falling off a load of hay. George Hathaway, tbs Detroit letter carrier, who disappeared one week ago Thursday, haa not been located as yet. Tbe old soldier, Crt Mudge, ml**Ing. w<s found dead In a swamp near Au Gres. He bad evidently taken pal- the Philippine* about four week* ago, na* emitted tn the 13th U. ,8. cavalry and start* for Kan Francisco to-day. "Dr. E. L. Conger, pastor of tho Ben­ ton Harbor Unlrersallst church, pub­ lished an advertisement to both even­ ing papers Saturday.- urging men to at- &7S Clayton Bu.by, of Haatlngu, » page luring the last two session* of the legislature. baa tho program used by 3or. Pingree at hl* final blowout. TVe margin I* covered with the notes made oy the governor for hla speech—tbe aa the gang and bagged them ail. With them was found a lot of burglar tool*, dynamite sticks, fuse and a complets safe-breaking outfit. The entire plant of the Jaekson Pulp 3a, located north of the prison. wn* Jrttroy nd by fl re Thursday, enUll Ing a oaa of dlflO.noo. upon which there was *nly 00.000 Insurance. It was with llfttculty that 120,000 cord* of barewood for pulp-making in the yards adiiceut the mH! were saved. Agents for a number of large coal mining companies to the west ar* In Tennessee procuring n«groe* to work to the western mines, which arc Mild lo be vary short banded. Tbo drat par­ ty of 3fl negroes went io McAllister. COLORADO and UTAH Pere Marquette GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE “•^aaswsfSJKi-"'125.00tttlKS $31.5018" JSJKS sew teals, Becky Meant*!* tieIXsntlAS E. O. Biggers, jxtvnt lawyer Wash­ Ingtun, D. C., whose ad appears in our columns, Is an attorney of tweuty-ono years active practice and is well reoommonded to u*. Hl* rating will bo found in Dun'* and Bradstreet's txjwts, as he owns tbu*lnvenUve Age. Ho hu sent us application blanks and «hur [♦pure, and inventors who are intend. Ing apply tor i«uent«, wtrnld save Red Cross PAINFUL �Ohio, 8<«1MW I* rWUo* wd Uow Shlvtey u Eaton Rapids. visited at John Gel- DELTON Els worth Loomis and wife of Battle Creek vial ted friend* here over Sunday. — Tho Epworth league held a social al Faught Mrs. Ella BlsseU's, Wednesday evenMr. Smith and wife of East Wood­ land vttlted their daughter, Mr*. Heise, "mh^Hc Hilt of Warnerville and Corners visited M> hero last Sunday. 2W,^KSr,°J£'*5wl‘u ’“‘•d Lion Coffee YANKEE SPRINGS. —Ay morning wo were bloaaed by a nice rain; crepe are refreshed and prospects good. church. W. Johnson has been attending hla crop* hi the south part of tho 'own re­ turning homo Friday. al Wayland and Dorr, bringing hi* father-in-law homo with him. Ju P. Springer, wlfj and son spent Saturday and Sunday near Freeport with their son. Goo. Ritchie and wife vUlted the lat­ ter's mother. Mh McKIbbtn Mrs. Stocking Is falling A slater Fox's, Friday evening, Aug. 2nd. Tho evaporators will have a short run In thia place this tall, there beipg scarcely any apples and not much of any kind of fruit. At the last meeting ol the aid society held al Mh Buskirk's, tho old officora were all re-elected Good for the sojoJhVEvila ot Antipjrrlno. The use of anllpyrino for tho relief and cure of boadaeheo has a depressing Influence on tho heart, and causes a derangement of the kidneys. Krauso's Headache Capsules contain no anti py­ rene, chloral, morphine or any Injur­ ious ingredient They cure aulcklr and leave tbo bead clear and cool. Prlco Sic. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, druggist. NORTH CARLTON. We think tho*c that wished for rain have bad their wish fulfilled by the looks. Ths peat week lightning and wind have done quite a Hole damage. Johnnie Rickert will help Mr. Kerebner thrash this season. John Wolf end family were at Lake Odessa, Saturday. , There will be a special school meet­ Ing at Rogen Corners, Thursday even­ ing, August 1st. •Bert Freeland 1* helping George Naglet In hl* store at protect. Al Draper aud family spent Sunday In Campbell at Mr. King’s. Mr. Eastcrbrook, who ba* been visit­ ing relatives al Lowell And Stanton for anort time, I* at homo again. Astounded Tho Editor. Editor 8. A. Drown, of Bennettsville, run down. She had no strength or vigor and suffered great distress from her stomach, but she tried Electrio Bitten which helped her slonoo, and, after using four bottios, she is entirely well, can eat anything. It's a grand tonic and Ito gentle laxative qualities are splendid for torpid liver." For indtgesilon. loos ot appetite, stomach and UYdr troubles H's a positive, guaranteed eure. Only COo at W. H. Goodyear,* drugstore. vllle Ara and Pauline, of South Woodland visited at J. H. Durkee's Sunday. Mrs. O. Abels and dsugatcr, Louisa, familte*npeut Sunday atPleasaalLake. of Naw York city visited at Mh. Belle Arbour I* visiting friend* at Sohalbly's Sunday. Plainwell thl* woek. Henry Arbour and family visited IRVING. friend* at Plainwell last Sunday. Geo. Main made a business trip lo spending a woek with friends In Irving. Kalamazoo last Friday. Maurice Pierson 1* In Petoskey a O. Barrett wa* on the street Saturday night with his pocket full of last year'* guest at Charley Carpenter’s. Rev. Duane Freeman and family of apples. Mr. Barrett has tho knack of keeping apple* longer than any one we Bowes are visiting friends in their old home. Mre. Raids Pratt of Middleville is church next Friday at 2:00 o'clock, spending a few days al J. J. Hendoru— <•* r,i— ___ O. R. Brown is having serious luck mooting at Lansing. AU metaban are requested to be present. John and Henry Adam* left last Tues­ day for tha Pan-American. They will colt* Injured on wire fence. be ttrae about ten days. J. C. Andrus and wife Wore on our Streets last Friday. DOWLING. Mh. Marr Hyoea of Woodland visit­ ed her son, Q. A-, last woek. F. A. Blackman made a business trip ago st Benfield, occurred tho nuptials of Miso Jennie Green and Will Moody. Hoping that abo will bo "Green" no longer, and tholr lives will be, not Friday from Olivet. Tbo Moreaus and Scribners broke up “moody" or sad bat happily spent, 1* camp last Friday .light and reside in tho wish of tho writer. 8. Troxel and wife of Nashville wore tho city again. guests of Earl Stanton and wife, last O. Barren ant! wife, J. B. Wllliama wook. Mre. Nellie Park spent Sunday In tended a birthday party at Lewis WH lams' cottage. Gull lake, last Friday. Elmer Gaskill hts gone to Dakota t her brother, Jas. Green. Jeaalo Kenedy of Bangor, Mich., I* work In tho harvest there. visiting al Mr. MerrlU's. Last Sunday Fred Bullis and wife and Alta Downing, all of Nashville, Jaines Bauer and wife of II as tings were guest* of Mr. Bullis' slater, Mrs. were guoeU of F A. Blackman last Mqe Rico; also Mre. Rico's father aod mother of Johnstown were tnere. SundayJohn Brandatetter of Prairieville Mt week In Bastings. waa on our streets last Friday. Chu. and Will Fairchild and tholr Miss Ray Clark and Mate! Dyer of Battle Creek have bean visiting Miso Clark's father st Wall lake the past IL Ormsboo and wife last Sunday. Mrs. Clem Fisher and grandaaugbweek. ter, Lena, of Kalamazoo are spending Tbe drouth waa broken last Thursday night. Wo had a nice rain which con­ tinued nearly all nlghl and saved the corn crop in this section. Monday after having a two weeks' visit The ladles of Delton will servo loe with their aunt. Steve Evan* and daughter of Belle­ cream next Saturday evening on Q. A. vue were in Dowling last week. Hynes’ lawn. Mh. Sheffield entertained tbo L- A. W. H. Chase made a bus!now trip to 8. with a lawn soqtal Thursday uvonHastings last Friday. Mn. L. N. Bush arrived here Monday 5'he two Miss Garrisons are doing from Cedar Springs. She Informe us that bar husband and house bold goods will soon follow. They will commence Miss Dello Delano is rlsltlug In AUotholr now house at once and make Del­ ton their home. They will move into the Geo. Norwood bouse until the new SHAFFBR'S CORNERS. Fiord Everts and wife ot Assyria called on friends hero Thursday. C. W. Shaffer waa at Battle Creek All Sadieville, Ky., jra* curious to Saturday and Sunday calling on old friends and relatives. Henry Shaffer wont to BaUle Creek taker, who bad for along time, endured Tuesday to work In the brass works. " untold suffering from a chronlo bron­ Whltcom's baby la some bet­ chial trouble. ‘"it's all due to Dr. King's terHenry at tula writing. Now Discovery," writes her husband. Mrs. John McCartney and sister, It completely cured bar and also cored Mrt. Slagnr, are at Battle Creek caring our little granddaughter of a severe at­ for Mh. McCartney's daughter who Is tack of nhoopiog cough. It positively sick at that place. cures coughs, colds, lagrlppo, bronchi­ Charlie Cares and family of Battle tis, all throat and lung troubles. Guar­ Creek are calling on old friends In and anteed bottles SOo and*!. Trial bot- around Nashville. Lightning struck and burned a barn belonging to Henry Green with all of the contonte Thursday night. WELCOME CORNERS. John Andrus of Kalamo lost bls barn with tho contents Thursday night by Saul Boylan and wife spent Sunday In Htatihg* theguett of Ben Blaknoy PODUNK. ing company from Cblcavo. WmJRowley and family vial ted tholr eon. Burr, last Monday. Fsuaey of h“ visiting at Mr. our surround! eg DibM^* Um Isrttawweek*-ws* taken ruddouly Ul on Tuesday. Medical aid was sumstoped but aft too late. Bhc departed this life Saturday afternoon. ware kept busy tho tail woek adjusting looses talnedby the Farm*rs' Uaion Mutual Fire ItMursnoo Company, caused by the severe storm Last woek. . Will Ne<*o of Huntington la visiting at tho home ot Rev. Martin, a few days this week. - The famous B. B. O. E. of tbe Wood­ land creamery has fgaln received favor­ able commendation, thl* tima at the Pan-American Exposition. Out of 497 entries of butter from different parte of the United State*, only four reoelvsd FAMOUS UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, at Hardscrabble, Sunday evening, uson Merrill and wife and children and wife. Mr. Merrill Kalamazoo, Saturday. HICKORY CORKERS ; and Wife wont to South went to South Haven. at Sunfield. Farmers and Fruit Growers Tho lire* of two of our young lad* Notice to Water Conautoeni. Mott, Hasting*. wore Imperiled while in bathlnjr at Saddlebag lake one day last woek. They For further Information Inquire had ventured too far Into 4edp water, due and payable at the office of tho /. E. EDWABD6, and as they wore unable to swim, they dork al J. B. Robert's news room. Jt could not get back to shore again aud O’Donnell, Mich were on the verge of sinking when help arrived. As they are very timid shout tho matter, we will not mention their names but Crust that tboy will soon BANFIELD. Little Myrtle Loamon kept her alxth birthday last Tuesday by entertaining * few Utile girls »t tea. £Ik third Car Hoad. tqnately escaped Everybody waa day night over the terrific wind storm but no serious dam ago was done. Ed. Tongate had some fine peach trees blown down and Irvo Brun noy a cherry tree. Ida Chandler has boon confined to the social ba the church lawn, Friday, Aug. QUIMBY. ThsL. A. 8. held al Mrs. E. P. Held's, Thursday, was well attended. Collec­ tion K.2o. . ' ?. Frank C«*toleln and wife of Char­ lotte visited friend* si this place last Sunday, Mh. Ezra Colo aud daughter of Grand Rapids are visiting,her parents, B. Shaffer aud wife. Sumner Spohablo and family spent Sunday with friends in Maple Grove. Gem Reid and wife of Dowling called on friend* at this place Monday. RUTLAND CENTER. Pattingill’s near Delton, Sunday. Susie Whittemore spent last with Chas. Whittemore and wife. Eva Erway ts in attendance a teachen' Institute at Hastings. Cha*. Rogers wa* tho guoat of . Flint Buggies This season, just received at our warerooms. TEP IN and see our display of upto-date vehicles. There isn’t a H finer line of carriages between New York and Chicago. We have also the well-known Clark S le buggies, extension top sur reys, and other styles. These vehicles are upholstered in the latest styles, blue and green cloth, whip cord and leather trimmings, and handsomely finished in New York red, carmine and Brewster green. COME IN AND SEE STOCK. ASK FOR PRICES WE ARE SURE TO SUIT YOU Orvillc Burghduf spent Saturday and Sunday with hla grandmother al Mor- Nerve. Like n Ftntiron. K» WlUlara of Jh; Get McCoy's prices. WOODLAND. village this week. Goo. Raw lade r of Nashville isvisitDUNCAN LAKE. E. P. Carpenter and wife entertained Ing friends In the village * few days company from Indiana abo Mr. Wood F. E. Garns joined a company at hla and wife from Caledonia last Friday. Titos. Adgate accompanied hi*diter to Grand Rapid* SatardavBrad McLoud and Orris Scott spent daughter av in Martin. p- S. Wright and family of Freovnlted at IJIII Benjamin's ThursIng nor mother, mh. coau, ot coau Grove this week. A little eon was bora to Rev. and Mrs. R. R. Risley last Saturday morning. Grace Hill* and mother of Irving Ju. Cramer and wifn of Sunfield spent Sunday with their parents. Anna Williams spent last week with *r friend* in Grand Ledge, Mrs. Englund is spending a few weeks Uh her children In different parte of No. Elmer Ferris and family spent last - sit with bis brother in Sunfield town­ acaroc thia year. * 'Plora Harney visited friends in Hast- which la tbe Pilgrim, an excellent literary periodic*! published at Baltic Creek. Thia msgaxlnc has receptly come Into Sre and hear the Mr. Melchor, a Fino lake camper, jured hla foot badly and I* still laid with it. Tho L. A. 8. have postponed their meetings another month. Judd Chandler took a load of tomatqas to BaUlo Crook last Saturday and got tan cento per pound for them. Mary Dewey and two'little cousins from Woodland are visiting her parents, William Conley has secured a job In Albert Dewey and wife. Mh. Frank Sheffield accompanied by Battle Creek at fifty dollars a mobth and will move his family there later Mary Bagley went to Orangeville for a ■bort visit last week, returning Batur- r. Loehr ami family of Podunk later crop*. iUejn«!sts of Mh. Loehr's par- at mis stein, tnis tx>1 which “““t* was tied for third I ter wss on exhibl___ m ... .. to make the Pilgrim a high a waa sold for a handsome price. Guy Boroc lathe battermaker for this cream- bly. It oomparea fpvor*bly with tho "L., Thunday evening during the leading periodicals of iUkind, such as severe electric storm, the large barn of tbe Ladiea' Homo Journal and the Sat­ Chris Mast wa* struck by lightning and urday Evening Peet, both In typographquickly burned to the ground. Only tno bones and a harness wore saved For the sake nt placing this excellent from destruction. The loe* will be a groat one for Mr. Mast m bo is In poor monthly within the reach of all our clrcnmstanoe* and the building wa* on­ readers, wo have decided to make them ly partly covered by insurance. tbe following remarkable offer: Made by Bchi Bros., South Woodland wa* almost depopu­ The regujar zubscri pilon price of tbo New York City. lated last Thu redar on account of the case of tho people vs. Geo. Barnum, Pilgrim la one dollar. All who pay which was tried nt Hastings before one dollar for IheHsasLD and TWEN­ Justice Riker. Owing to the late start TY-FIVE CENTS ADDITIONAL will and many witnesses the trial remained □ nflnlahed and was adjourned to Aug. 1st. Some strong evidence w^s pro­ nlng with the September number. duced sgalnst him but hopes are enter­ Tho Pilgrim will be sent direct from tained for hl* Inoocoocc. tho publisher*. A lawn fete was held at the home of This is a splendid opportunity for Fred Jordan living south of the village last Saturday evening. It drqw out an u ousually large crowd and a good time I* reported. Proceeds were for the bene­ fit of the M. E. church. Pilgrim. As a home has been provided for Emma Peck cl tho home for the feeble O’Donnell, Mich minded people, It had been decided to Um Allen'S Foot-Bale, take her there Monday, but it Is said that she pul up suob a bitter fight again*: sueb action that H wa* Impossi­ ble to get her away from the house. Tho suporv1»or will, however, try the Edwards, O’Donnell. ta*k again thle woek. For sale—Flock of breeding owes. Work will commence thl* week on the cistern* to be oon*tructod on Main and Bernice Chandler of Bat­ tle Crock are assisting lo the care of turned home Thursday. their aunt Ida during her sickness. Marvel and Mary Crites of Baltimore Mh. Morford and a lady friend from are vialdog frlondi In this vicitlty. About thlrty-flveburnodoutlaatThurs- OUvst visited the former's sister, Mh. Allen Ransom is visiting his uncle, day aud quite a number on tbo previous Harvey Hcllonger, last week. as_____ O'Dell’s in Carlion Center one day last evening. . -• i ■;< । Mh. Mort Pickle and children from AU the threahen and hay balm Olivet ate visiting her mother. Mh. MH were tho gueato al Goo. Ransom's, tie Count, visited H Mh.’ Blakncy'. teemed to have taken a lay off Monday wife of Hastings were 4 SPLENDID COMBINATION. p. M. Blake ha* returned from Gun te. where ha has been turtling. Mrs. L. Whittemore of Dalton spent ay of the city l» at homo GOODYEAR BROS.c«e<*< , � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-08-08.pdf 2760e42e9f66bf173004fd0793cf830d PDF Text Text HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THUBSDAV, AUGUST 8, H»l. THE KITCHtN ftANGKr I How Ha Took Morphine WtHiZ SeoMaslM n SM C»* •< I Connell. ADMTfOMAL LOCAL Abwt two.hundred wet’s pnaont at, be Matthew*’ picnic held, at KnrU's nkn In Rutland towns!,Ip but Saturday, » wsa.lhu fourth annual reunion of the fortunate habit whatever. bloo MlebHUd their golden And yet The Hxbald and The Pilgrim to pay. 344VMM nbooribers for only U.«< « Mr* MraFred Stowell thsyoungem. Ajollytimawmitedby^myoce. The game of bell between the old and man who asked him ebpdihianwrpblM young membere, jn wbioh a ball about talking about. He waa alluding tea UUle Joke which "Ron"played on some aooaenuie • morn glass bottle marked sodium chloric!, drink It with great relish, Homo paintnusplcloualy and companion* •‘Wonder if that fellow Is a morphine eater?11 So ho determined quickly as will kero- amended, carried. total a'ta*MMh'* been abort 1ft. ■ The annual low rate opportunity to llghtful daylight * trip across Leks Bay View Camp Moating and Assem­ Michigan from Ottawa Beach at a time bly, Bay View, Mich., July 9 to Aug. The limit is long enough Ui Allow, a tho round trip. Children half fare. oud visit. Tho train will leave Grand Dates of sale July 8 to 18 ioolutivo. Limit to return Atig. 17th. Ottawa Beach at 2.00 p. m., connecting Sunday Excursion Notice: Each Bun- Immediately with tho stoainor arriving al Milwaukee about 10:00 p. m. Return trip may bo made on any day until August 31st, Inclusive on regular Pero Marquette Steamer IeayIng Mil­ train going and returning within the waukee al 9:30 p. m. . '; ; limit of Sunday. Round trip rate from Grand Rsplds, •3.50. elusive, the Michigan Central will sell t/otloe ofStockholders’ Mretlnc. duccd rotes. For particulars call al ticket office. Notice Is hereby given that thoannuEpworth League assembly. Lading- al meeting of the Mockboldsr* of ths Hastings Electric Light and Power 31sL Return limit not later than Sept. Grand Rapids and Ottawa Beach ex- of William B. Sweesey, in the city of Hastings, on Tuesday, thoY3;li day ot Aurm,-39M, at the hour aft:W o'clock In the afternoon of said day. Dated Hastings, Mich., August 1st, ISOL ' Ww T> tmwvwv Secretary. Teachers’ Examination. The next regular teachers' examlntrain. Rate to Grand Rapids and re­ turn, Mtot Ottawa Beach and return 60c; room in the city of Hastings Thursday children half .fare.1 Train will return and Friday, Aug, 18 and 1A Entrance m.; leaving' Grand Rapids 1:10 p. m. cultural college will be held at tho sarao id Sella Bro., Circus, Mich., Monday, Aug. abandon acti ot tb* M.E.- church ( In Hastings atone The editors of Barry county, who to Those present from out of the county mouthed astonishment. They had heard Grand Rapids; J. W. Matthews and family and Tom Dowling of Detroit; __ 1 .r. •. OLos11 our gpnlal supervisor enjoyed tA Jo Hall and children of Muskegon; George and Minnie Chandler and Frank Bunn of Mishawaka, Ind. Michigan Central Excursions. Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, Excursion to Milwaukee, August 21, Children half fare. Date* of sale July »to Aug. 3rd, Inclusive.. Limit to re­ turn Aug. fiflth. 1 Exposition and Industrial Fair, To* In IMP he entered the ministry at Friday have every reason water, miring a plentiful dore of "mor­ phine" In it, while tho men would stop CUro, Mr, and Mrs. Will Watkins, With pounded mace, allspice and pep­ N. Y., May 1st to Oct. 31M1901. Date* per and salt (use a tsnspoeuful of salt of ssde’daliy from April 30 to Sept. 30th. and half a teaapoonful of mixed spices). For rates and perticdlars call at ticket top. Afterwards ba went MWUft SOUMI SUU The Big Rapid* here baU club will Dlalogus by Busan Hutchinson and per of court house square be referred to aldo walk committee with power to sm. o._F. Brooks, F. 0, Recitation by Mary Kronewittar. Hedtaiton by Mrs. Lyde HalL ' 'Tenting Tonight,’’ a parody by North Hastings Club. an extended visit with their daughter, Recitation by Jennie Page. Binging by Amanda Stowell and Aid. Waters moved its adoption ClcosleKennody. The regular monthly mooting of the arried. Ayes, 0. F. Brook*. F. C. Recitation by Ray Matthews. W. P. M. 8. of the M. E. churoh will be held Wedneeday afternoon, Aug. M, 6, 1002. Pour over a little melted serve with a quarter of a alittis chopped parsley to'ths melted m Dialogue by Mrs. L. Lamroaux and Frank Heaney of Carlton Center was others. taatartto Mt* J r*,..,* r-w.... „ —— Chorus by North Irving Club. Recitation by Smith Sherman. Mm. Sarah Caln for killing her chick scheme. Then he went and took auPerformance by North Hastings Col. Aid. Waters moved Ila adoption. Loot rhlio thus engaged cred Minstrels. xirooas, nronson, tinea, Warner. Hampton! Moved by Reed that the street comIng to be disgusted, “called Ron down" mlttee bo authorised to make tempor­ very sharply for taking 'sb much mor­ thews; vlee-prtaldcnl, Oscar Matthews; ary repairs on State road hill, wret of phine, talking loud enough tor the secretary, J. W. Matthews; treasurer, Mich. Ave. Carried. Ayes, C. F. Brooks, F. C. Brooks, Bronson, Reed, Warner, Walers. After that Ben would watch his looking, go with feigned caulim and County Pioneer. Brooks, Original motion fond of drinking waler with a little Matthews and brothers and sisters. History of Matthews family by N Matthew*. ' ’ bier of water end after adding a little K Cortright and daughter Mr. and Mr*. Prank McCall of Otse­ go, were the gusto* of Sheriff Cortright the former by a soqre of 8 to A sumptuous dinner the following u waa render^: * helping his brother, Prank, fix up his day and he was working pretty hard he got thirsty quite'often, end In order "to quench hl* thirst he would step behind D. Grigsby tho eUy today. Michigan Central Lire Stock Yards, Bronson that the matter of afternoon and kepi it up until A. in which they entertained. The gectiemen did everything poialhlo to at hemo at their ploaaant couago and they fully suoooeded. With ride* In :bo launch, boat riding andfiahlng, the day waa all loo quickly spent. Ofoouroe, a ever set before a crowd ot hungry last Friday. Tho HOULD moves vote of thanks to the Hanner editors for the day of pleasure w hteh they provided for the members of the county press saroclatlon. od homo from their Pan-American trip Sunday- They were aooompanled by their daughter Gloans, who went home and also Uy their cousin*, the Wises Chautauqua county. Miss Lucy Foster long. Dr. Snyder sewed up the wound. Moved by Heed that solid bo removed from gutter on Washington 8L, south of Green St Carried. Ayes, C. P. Brooks, F. C. Brooks, Bronson, Bred, Warner, Waters. Moved by Reed that on open ditch be constructed on south'sldoof Court St from J to Court St. Amended by Waters lint tho street committee be aulhorited to replace drain on south side eg Court St. from Jettenon BL to Crodk St. LoaL Aye*, C. F. Brooks, F. C. Brooks, Waters. Nays, Bronson, Rued Warner. Origin­ al motion as amended. Lost. Nays, C. F. Brooks, Waters. Ayes, F. C. Brooks, Brofison, Reed, Warner. Moved hr Waters that fire depart­ ment be granted use of council room for dance during reunion. Carried. Ayes, a V. Brooks, F, O. Brooks, Bron- stay for a considerable period, hoping to persona remain unclaimed In thia office be benefited by the change of climate. and will bo sent to the dead lettoroffioo if not called ’for by August 19th: Mr. pleased with the Buffalo exposition and Smlih, Orville Brice, C. K. Beam, Miss Brouse, Florence Howey, Sadie Per- ■ H. D. Wood and family started today parlor to that great exposition, a* in It* electrical exhibit and In Its magnlfioenk Mr. Wood and family bare lived al community loses some good neighbors, more pleasant for them In their north* not overly large as yet, the aooonunoda* The cl tissue? committee have secured Madame MelxeU, wife of Prof. Melxell, Tho program for ths seventh annual encampment and picnic of theSoldiers’, Barry county will contain the following features: On Wednesday, organisation they are negotiating for 6 fine platform In the forenoon; coffee and picnic din­ ner at noon; exercises at 2:00 o'clock New England on aooqant ot the danger Oolgrove, Hon. Patrick H. Kelley, of of contracting diseases by handling Drtrait; and Hon. J. C. Borrows of paper money. Now if that scare should Kalamasoo; another program in the extend to Michigan and Barry county, >11 on. tor and others; on Thursday election at The following city accounts were an- don’t feel Ilka giving It away tor fear It might make somebody sick, wo stand 11 by ths cltixena’ committee, ee reported in the Hbsald last week. TaklngR all together, the soldiers’ encampment and ’the carnival provided by ihwnihHn -nn.1 ,ni1 D0 two days' c» rn‘T»‘ previuoa uy tosacrifleaawiveeioriaoptmiogooa, clUxens, Hastings La bound to have According to a dispatch to the Grand Rapids Herald from Lake Odensa yes­ the third week In August. Everybody terday, word by cable ha* just reached owner of the Lake Odessa Wave, who disappeared from Detroit several was the wedding and reception yester­ day, in which Mias Sophia H. Waters, bell a red to.have been murdered, has been located'in Liverpool, England, and is H stated that money will be wired him for Miss Edith Murphy of Lowell and Mr. Jlng km solemnised al 6L Rosa’s church at 7:00 o'clock yesterday morelog, the Rav. C. J. Kennedy offlclrtlng. tho Hastings high school. rondorod by kiln Maude Mudge and the untight- wedding breakfast waa waiting them* trust It Will be so wall appreciated that the railroad people will feel dlspowd to In good condition, the Woman’s Club who logs and Lowell, the former boons of ital la securing this Im* Where Mr. Murphy has a position �well 'again. I really dread the apnroacb of tbs Lottft day. Cor with tbo day there como to many ot my flock I colds, sick haadacbe* pain la tbo aids I Bgd nausea, while numbers complain . Dr. and Mr* J, H. Hays have shaken tbs dust of Freeport off their show and departed for Ohl* David Moulton Is making preparation to build a fino new residence on his farm south-wool of Freeport. ' Freeport ball team went over to Mid* dlovlilc she other day and beat the Mlddievllilaus by the score of 6 to 3. • -The wesfciy ' ............ N every caka of Ivory Soap there arc 100 complata auiiaoi rich, craamy Uthcr. Before drtMtag. put on aauit of Ivory Soap. Cover the antir« body from head to foot with lalhtr. Taka the suit off with tepid water and you Naahvlllo people have got the cement wft remove with It all tha Lmpuritteo of the body walk fever and when the business men got through putting down now walks which have been canted to tha surfaoa through tha In front of their stores, Main street will look like a city thoroughfare. pores. Use a pure aoap for thia. a H. A. Brooks of Nashville, who to a long time has been associated with Richard Townsend In the elevator busiu<W* has Hold hla Interest u> his part- IVORY tOAF-W»X; PBR CSNT. PUML When it becomes necessary to sit up in bed to get your breath; when the least exertion such as walking, sweeping, singing, talking or going up and down stairs, causes shortness of breath, fluttering or palpitation; then it is time to do something, to brace up and strengthen your tailing heart. Take Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure, It is best ofalL Dr. Miles' There’s if old sad liable cure: i* you .can, my profound surprise to »eo oathat Mpodax. evening so wholly un­ expected, so gaitoral and complete a re­ covery. and when I made Inquiry con­ cerning th# Sabbath ailments only two were able to recall what had really bean the matter with them tbo day lx>(ore.—A Minister in Christian Idtolll- Heart Core meat the day following. You fed better the very next day. Your appetite returns, your dyspepsia is cured, your beadachea pass away, your tongue clean up, your liver sets well, and yoiin bowela no longer give you trouble. makes weak hearts strong. Sold by druggists on guarantee. Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. e«rr«t Oplalw. otbor corporations pcaeeaaing public franchisee shall be ear tea nd la the same proportion to their salable value as aro farms and city real estate." Who will deny the proposition there­ in slated? Who will assume to suggest * different basis of assoesmeat? The railroad enjoys the right of eminent do­ main; it can lake any property It wants to railroad purposes. The state sur- Look at year foaff Is it coated? Then you hiv« a b taste In your mouth eve morning. Your sppm is poor, and food d tresses you. You hi frequent headache* a are often dlzxy. Yc stomach to weak a your bowela are alwi L ' 4 » ' L > 4 h '/ Court bo»w n«M. EX symbolical of happiness. Tbo accidental placing ot tho right shoo on tho left foot patting a eboo on awry or tho breaking of a lace Is a Rico and the rest of the United and that pronlamatlpn will be tho meet remarkable uttoran American history. . >a._ __ _ It will be remarkable Tmci should nover have become no for the p.-reldent .to proclaim, "bouavoiont aaataillatton” flow jgbter map liter should order to insure husbands for Ibompllfi* On St VaknUnys ere, accord­ ing to" a*similar custom, girls should hang their a^oce oataids tbo window If Utft iQrerT - -*►— Borno actresses carefully preserve tho and ths oari talked c f many things and found each other mutually entertain­ ing. Next day Lord Btubope received a totter, out of which dropped a £100 tho honor of aittlng'nSxt to your lord­ ship at dinner,** A strange story; bpt tbs Btanbopee are a strange race, and things happen to them that never did or could occur to other people. ,t , Tbo sovereign. vali)D(ar> palft to chrebfulnooe, if oar spontaneous cheer­ fulness bo lost Is to alt op cheerfully, to look around cheerfully and to act Uclon as It would be to tusk of Now York pay IB per <;< trade with the other steto*- PIQKED UP. ■ f ■ • Ttmo has demoustrated that tho> Thrk-C-S-Week World stands alone In Its claaa. Other papers bars tailtatodI its form but doc Its success. This Is bs-. cause It tells all tbo nows all tho time> ud tolls it Impartially, whether tboi nows bo polltica] or otoerwise. itU, in fact, almost a daily u tho price of *, weekly and you cunot afford to bei with. it it Republican ud democrat alike can read tho Thrico-s-Wrek World with atsoluta onnfldcnco In iu truth. Id addition to now* ll publishes flrstcl**Mri*l atari re and other features sullod to tbs boms ud Breaido. Tho Tbriso^.Wtwk World’; retfular mboeripctou prto to uly «140 pw year and this psj* to IM popara. Werdfrr ibis unequalled newspaper end tbs’ HKHar.D together one year to M.1A Tho regular sateoripctou price of tho iW0WMrtU«.<». • Leonard Stodge to Harry Tryon, too sec 30 C*rlto*ilIDO. "Got the stamp* John!” , Rosa L. Cotton to Boston F. Cotton, "Tee; air," tbo mu replied, handing 40a sec 6 Woodland, tl. over * batch ot halfpenny stamp* UVIT CI.AIMS**I said penny stamp* John, and you Tho columns of this newspaper aro Louisa J. Sutherland to James C. Jiaro got halfpenny one*" day-by-day publishing fresh evidence Scanlon, lot No. B aity, U. “Yea, str.1’ owl tbo smile widened- "I from: Hastings people which establishes asked for B shillings ’ worth of stamp* more Tully the great reputation of Dr. in tho postmaster say* 'Halfpenny or A. W. Chase's Nerve PHI* The manpenny Y 'Do you eel! halfpenny ner in which they lake hold of the run • lamps r I asked, •ret,' said be. 'Well,' down and debilitated la so prompt says I, it you aa buy stamps for a strength and energy is so quickly plckhalfpenny, what's tbo use ot payin a pennyT An I bought tbu halfpenny od up by their use borne evidence is stamps, air.”—London Telegraph. plentiful. Mr* H. F. Ford of Washington Av*, Hastings. Mich., says; “J was very uoo, Olc-.suct nervous and all run down, theaHghtost taUon of the thing upset mo. Hearing at Dr. A* W. bltualcoailvec Chase's Serve Pill* I got a box at WH. Goodyear's drug store end after takcaptains It is remarked that Hm French­ man who shot him got near onongh to I ng one box the nervoasness to complete­ do so by potting on tbs nd coat of a ly gone. I sleep well and feel strong dead English soldier. In 1343 tho ting’s life guards, la also tho qooon’s apd Prines Beport** wore red coat*. Dr. A. W. Chase's NoHe.PUU are sold at Wo a box aldealersor Dr. A. W. Chase Medietas Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Sos that portrait and signature of A. W. Chase, M. D. are on every package. 4„4 t-nU-c.. lAthmtlMlMiluie.. omrv W toe *»«. C«n» »a4 prevsou octen hec. MUtore. cote »4 kvw ewu. AImqS our will to that end. and a courage It will very likely replace ths fit of foar. Again, tn order to feel kindly toward s person to whom we have been inimical, tbo only way te more or lees deliberate­ ly to smile, to make sympathetic toqutrles and. to force ottrelites to say genial thing* Ono hearty laugh togather will bring enemies Into doeer communion of heart than hours spent on both aides tn Inward wrestling with the mental demon of uncharitable feel- Bowe suppose that the descent and retarn of tbo- Ud over ths eye serve to sweep or wash It off; others that cover­ ing of the eye gives It a rest from the labor of vision, if only for an Inap- Huddled Clerk—Tired; tha’sh alL "Tired, ehl" “Tash; I been workin like a bores “Ah, I seal Carrying a load, ev Philadelphia BeconL �Skip, Dll Dior lirti if Butlip OHiiMl Buk Tki Cliuiit Pint fi tki City —Or ralher, the bcetplaoo - In the city to get clean to at BUSBY BROS.’ HATH ROODS Up-to-date Tonsori al Work. committee has decided to leave Wash­ Jugtea on Juno h Tbo party will con­ sist ot all tho members of the com­ mittee and their wires, the clerk of the committee anti .other officials, making about 40 persons an told. New Or­ leans win be the firat objective potto, but It Is possible that there will be a Stop at’Mobil*. i Two days win be spent at New Or­ leans, after which the jarty will pro­ ceed to Houston, Ter. Buffalo bayou Will bo Inspected, and a visit wlU be made to Galveston while tho commit­ tee remains in Texas. From Texas the tJarty will go to-Los Angeles or Ban Diego, making no stops on tho way. All tbo harbors on tho California eoast between Ban'Diego and Ban Fraaeleoo should so systematise tho wort now to ba dona that It will ba placed on * proper basts. Wo must do this, and then we can ask for a greater cxpecdL tho country. That system was adopted years ago when this country was prac­ is to give four or fire days to Ban Fran­ tically a wilderness, and it was really cisco and tho coast near that city. A tho best read system for the times. The day or two wlUtw spent In Sacramento, trouble with this system as It 1s tn op­ and then th* harbors of Oregon and eration today la that there are too iWaahlngton will bo visited. Seattle will bo reached about tho 1st of July. Thence eoma of the party will make a pleasure jaunt to Alaska. All told, the inspection .will consume some­ thing over- six weeks. ■Elms Kiiun. bream soup* are valuable, as they a Quashing and really digested. I Ibey should not U boiled too tong. A great deal «f attsskUoo jail to the sarvlng of food tor a si >«r»on. Tho faint appetite of (Um tan best bo coaxed by tbe data tinea* ir a little sprig of green laid upon tho white trey doth is often an incentive >o tha. todlttomt appetite, but do not ■ttempt a vase of flowers unless it be a rery small and dainty one. Hare tha ray set with tbo prettiest china and floss obtainable, without too much col* $15,000 in Cash TO BE GIVEN AWAY •oom after tbo patient has been fed. 1 Let <11 hot foods be eervod ImmeLately after they are prepared, and It1 leems superfluous to mention that all • j2,000,000.wra RECKON, IN' 'OHIO, f MASS..JANCLIOWA. IWhAT DO YOU ESTIMATE-? HASTINGS HERALD and you will receive n rertlllcsto, which will entitle you to participate in the distribution ot the »!.'>,000 to Ik> awarded by tho From Publishing Awniclntion of Dotroil, Minh., those making the nearest eocimatcB of the uffinlaI vote for governor In the Rtetee of Ohio, Mass-whuset^ and Iowa, to bo determined by tbo elec­ tion hold on the Sth day of November, 1001We bare made arrangements with tbe Frees Publishing Association of Detroit, Minh., to enable our (ubteriber* to narUclpalo In the distribution ot three magnificent-prizes, amounting to 615,000. Itsbea equally cold. However, thia la cot always dene. Homotlmcs both tho cold. and hot dishes are allowed to stand until they reach the same tern- There has been a general oplnlqn abroad Uiat thia plus Uy tho great Frcncbtunu was directly after French ty drewte which may be eervod to tha j invalids, especially tboao made with eggs and gelatin. lee cream Is qfUm j given and la very nutritious and can be digested by some very Ill patients, and OUR OFFER. YOUR ESTIMATE. It is now a ger.rrally recognised fact that one of too most prolific causes of ; insomnia Is overeating, that practice re­ sulting usually In a disturbed condi­ tion ot ths digestive o.-gans if to noth­ ing more serious. Tbo remedy to such Congress many years ago passed on act of limitation on the value of this paper tosqtd by tho old confederation." Mr. Roberts started Into an cxplansiton of tha kinds of obligations that were Issued by three congressrs of long VALUABLE INFORMATION common where Insomnia of a protract­ ed and stubborn nature baa yielded to a period of fasting. There are few To aid subscribers |p forming their estimate we furnish tha following data: .1,573,403 . 1,684,480 iacgeshSo w 66 per rent . 1,616,422 decrreAo 4 04 per oeat • 1.533.8m ................... &.I0 [Ku- cent . 1.576,432 tncreare 177 per eent 1,846,718 " ttS per cent .1,571,100 decrease UA0 pw qeuk .1,&3S,MO " 2.52 per cent . 1,653,380 Increase 7.88 per cent .1,866,610 « 18.88 per cent .$5.00000 . 2,500.00 1,000 00 showing the combined official vote will determine who are entitled to the prises and tho awards will bo made within SO days after tbo official vote Is known. The Hernhi will publish the barae* and addresses at tha succsteful estimators. SUBSCRIPTION BLANK, TOWN. cult to understand Its decided preten­ sions and claim to favor at the present day. Georgetown prides Itself upon and, judging from a stretch of what being old, and it never forgets the days used to l-e very bad road north of tho when It was an Independent city, with city of Denton, It is claimed the ex­ periment la an unqualified success. Tbo to mod swamped, struggling little piece of road to question lies between Washington, Now It Is West Washing- Denton and tho Pilot Point crossing on too, bat tire fact to never admitted by Clear creek end up to this year waa tho residents of Georgetown, who are almost Iuipassable for a heavily loaded among the most ex due! re people of tbe wagon, tho sand being several Inches deep. Part of the road waa clayed old time aanth, Bodeiy on the two sides ot Rock and another part “strawod,'' tho latter creek seldom meet. The young girls of being dons at about one-half tha coat Georgetown, who are notably pretty, of th* former. Both pieces of road refuse to know their Washington con­ are In fine shape now, that pari "straw temporaries, and an Independent coun­ try dub, golf links and assemblies flourish In Georgetown. It to the queer­ est case of close range soda! rivalry on A road of slag cement te to be con­ record in tbu United Btates. structed at North Tonawanda, N. Y„ by the lyon and Bteel company of that -etty< This corporation has received parnslaatoa to lay tracks on * rood toe to make tbo culture of oranges which Is now tn poor condition, pro­ financially successful In Maryland and vided It will slag the roadway for Its Virginia. Five years ago tbo first exparlmsnta ware begun with tha Japenseo orange, which to exit ml rely used previously laid to thia country, but to this cut tho conditions are quite novol. Tbo molten slag la to bo run to a -hot train" of iron care over tho track and Remove tho stems and peel the cap* of two dosen large much rooms, sprin­ kle with salt and pepper and saute tor five minute* tn a isblcspoouful of but­ ter (hot), then add half a cupful of sweet milk into which has been stirred ono-half a teaspoonful of cocnsukrch. Btlr carefully and let It bofl slowly foe Heat one-half cupful cf cream, beat yolks of two eggs and rub eno table­ spoonful of cornstarch to a little cold milk. Add it to tbe scalding cream and add two beaten egg yolks. When thickened, remove and add twu teblespooofuto of vinegar and a few drop* of lemon lulce. • ./ " ferfimy Gist tG £g Will solidify % cooling and torn a solid mass. A county read system property car­ ried out would ba of tocakulabto bca*it to afl aecttona of tha county. Tha highways to meat iccttixn of tho couaty are to miserably rendition. They THAT THE FIRST PRIZE IS $5,000.00. merit on account of hla t-clng the old­ est officer Ln point of wrvfre 14 ths army. When the appointment flrat HASTINGS HERALD, ways very little mousy Is raised t<x highway purpress-not oae-quarter tho amount that should l». What is spent is to a large extent misspent. utfi tho n-U is never compteted sad u«rar sat- ' Beat a quarter of a pound of batter toaercaru end stir Inthree eggs. Wlx-n this is done. add three large table, nf flour, and ealt to teste. �THE J. S. GOODYEAR CO.’S: apologise to Mr. Neeley when it Anally for turning Ths distrust and boMlUty with which Arn» all, lalhia wMbhar i CONTINUATION OF eo« oarltberUM and political xQhU I and confidence in this branch ot REBUILDING SALE enabled J. Pierpont Morgan )to become master of the flnanidal world, th* Judg- M ptb*r, a dangerous expedient! gnurp, the indomitable will and tireless there waa a restless jolnan, somethin* it age, amount to genius, and etamp him were Instinctively thinking of what So that after all, there is nothing startling In Professor Trigg*' last aaaerUon. J. Pierpont Morgan is in all rumen t In their altempt* to win their probability a greater man than Presi­ nt*? A Connecticut judge, however, shrill bjay add then waa dent McKinley. I carried the Injunction to thia extae. In the case of the striking maCotton la Still King. — niata al Ansonia he baa enjoined the Lken from picketing or patrolling It Is gratifying to know tha*tbopres­ i factory of the company and from in- ent prosperity 1* not confined to the Dropping picks, they fled precipitately, making a headlong dash through .the labyrinth for tho open air. With scared io the iojunction for the purpooe ■ personal violence, intimidation, or share of It- This fact is brought clear­ ly to mind by tho figures just published ' script of thia injunction: t ■’ Such a method of judicial procedure ► K..I- _V._ . -I_ ..I..-.-— T. I-, .j, 4, 4, 4, The heavy discounts in all departments offered last week 4. will be continued one week longer. That this sale is being 4. appreciated is evidenced by the expression of approval we 4. have received from every side. Note the. further reductions 4 for this week. ’ ‘ • LM Ladies’ Fine Hose, 75c, 50c and 40c. at50c and 80c Our entire line of plain and fancy Ribbons arc nil reduced in price. rumbllag through the hollow back of stive to the great southern crop, cotton. for tbe last flscal year waa *313,873,443, which is more than in any previous iular llberty/li denies to organ­ laborer* tbo um of peaceful and year lt> the history of tbaoountry. Tbe carried out with thsfro-thst of tbe litmeans tn carrying on a strike, tag.—Leslie's Weekly. plant exported wa* *365,406,707. ■ AU »ua gi huu-uwwum These figures Indicate prosperity foe It was, probably tn the character of Ipending between organised capital and tbe sew th. They show that the ogriculI organised labor, it would be exceedingily unfortunate if the contending forces Ing. They Indicate an Increasing calitlcs cf Ireland connected with tra­ Ion either side thought it necessary to ditions of these reptiles destroyed by Bt Patrick were esteemed places of to gain their rights. There is no chant*. The growing foreign demand, healing. To.thwjc spot*, generally holy for American cotton and cotuia goods, wells,tb» people ot tbe poor and Igno­ bitt who can say that there la nodanger will sUmulnto the manufacturing Inter­ rant classes SUIT retort TUrjitonS pilOf thia on the part of labor. It is easen. est* of the southern states until there euu taking relief from their Inflrmlu They drink of tbo sacred waters will eventually ba more spindle* at work, and circle about the fount on tbclr south of Mason and Dixon's Hue than there are tn New England. ■ A fresh line of liandsome black Velvet Ribbons at .special sale prices. end trial It suits the republicans to exaggerate co operation of the legislative and ex­ the standing of this country in the af­ ecutive broncho* of government to Me fair* of the world by continually assert­ gllng like ing that the government* of Europe are ity, however, the judiciary must depend now sitting up night* to contrive coali­ dent rite*, though the people bad not tar Jia Influence upon public opinion. tions and ail sorts of dreadful things that each a religion had over existed ' which every judge must know, that the very doubtful whether there is a single on their Island. K w!m judge would bo exceedingly careEw ful, in treating questions affeclingt he European perer that la seriously worry­ tans ovo (Bel-Unne, or BeTs Are) kindle S'- relations between employer and emPerhaps they may some day, but not hill and *end flaming wheel* rolling down th»lr ride*, though ignorant that Uonxb’o right to inch an cxtonl a* tho Ponnocilcut judge haa done in the com PXNNBYLVANIA has been considered to Bel, or BaaL by their rha-nlclan and of the striking machinists. It la web a republican stronghold for years peat, drastic praced ure* m this that are smjprecisely similar manncr.-New Llpplo- Ladies' UndetskirtB, plain and fancy, $1.25 values at*1.00 Onr entire line of fine Embroideries at 20 ■ - per cent discount A Great Struggle. strike. Accordingly Prwldont Shaffer A few pairs of ladies' and children’s Shoes left50c THE SAME AS MONEY. tThe J. S. Goodyear Co HASTINGS. MICHIGAN * , <C ip ift 4* 4» 4*4> tp ip 4. 4» 4» 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 414* 4* 4* 4* 4* X CITY MARKETS. ATTENTION Wheat,. Butler, roll Drfod apple* OaU Rye Potatoes THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN ...Me to«Oe Moototroo lire fraud­ canBogs, com100,000 During practice athat goodthastate stroke ring la one Hogs, drsssad .... Hida* 1 OOM LAO which ha* created such a sensation : «rr possible ounce ot work out of them, Motion. dressed Europe, makes a noiso like a battery ♦o that they are completely rowed out Wool, washed. artillery when under way, awaking without having got abort or Ontrisd on • Kr- - _ — v.. i. at tho Amalgamated Antoclalloa to Mb- doesn't agree with poetic thought* on tbe '‘allent passage through the air." Wc have a small stock of men’s and boys* Clothing which we will close out at a discount of 25 to 50 per .cent. WE TAKE DUE BILLS ON ALL GROCERIES ■ The stgugglo between organised la­ bor and the steel trust whloha few days Qm failure of the conference between "Men’s Black and Brown Felt Hats, *2.00, *1.50, $1.25, *1.00, at 11.00, *75c, 50c Fleisherrs Best Shetland Floss 8c. skein, 90c. per pound. ulatlons of it* ballot txa. It t* certain ulent ballot* whenever it likes, and Mtn’s New Negligee Shirts, fresh, clean patterns90c Fine Black Dimity, 18c value .... 14c NOW is the time to have your outfits repaired, and we ore the people who can give you the best prices on all kinds of repair wfirk. ' Boilers Refined, Cylinders Rebored, ' Boilers Patched, Smoke Stacks Made, Engines Repairer^ All Kinds of Casting Done. Before having anything done give us a call. EARLY & BURNS, Phone 47. Adjoiniag Bentley a Rider’s Planing MUI.1 OgnaaL report* from the Sooth generalship which will enable him to d«dd* In a weU conleMed rsee when teen killed and that BJ6 children and By this action a airiko will bolnuugu- tOl women died in the copccntraUon the advantage of station at a certain night to take effect Saturday, August ed by Kitchener. struggle an Count Tolstoi's condition should net tUm against unionism. if tho strikers ly with Senator Beveridge who is said fall, organised labor in tho steel and to have disagreed with him. Probably iron mill* la likely to be broken, and. if Beveridge wasn’t ripe. “grande attaqua"—Saturday Review. It’s Always a Worlds The parlor entertainer has some amus­ ing exparienceti, although ho Is not al­ ways good nafared enough to UH thorn against himself. One who appreeidtes B«km> the satlln is vitally important Our third great cut price shoe sale be­ i Ot their rights will tail u» oom- BusYiwrntfibave i homicidal mania taka* him again. Any $5 Shoefor $3.50 and others in proportion. i pursue a policy of their right* with- ■ w.l.lrs.l.M, They’re extraordinary 1 than ordinary prices. ' It’s the quality that attracts and tire .that sells. Yon haw the pick of one largest shoe stocks in Bony county. We have Oxford Ties to tie $3.50 Oxford for $2. �Here tie a few thing* you will need every day of your vacation: . Witch Hazel. Borated Talcum Powder. Rev. JamesUrown and M. W. Riker Dr. 0. P. Towne returned Friday morning to Ms boms In Jackson, after went toGraad Rapidsyesterday aa mem­ a few day* rest •Ith bls Oxwdn, Ed. bers of a committee appointed by Ute bishop to Investigate charge* against a certain clergyman in tha northern part ATD. Bates of Wiley and A. B- Bates and daughter, Mbs Eva Bates, started Monday morning for the Pan-Ameri­ A good many arv taking sdvMtog* of ths UKUALD’agutwlag contest offer. 'can. The Messrs. Bates expect to re­ Read the big ad. on auothet page for - C. W- Murdock, the piano tuner, who Dr. C. H. Berber wont to Manistee, waa arrested on the charge of felonious Saturday, where be will play in-the Second Regiment band duringjhe slate assault upon Mr*. Fred Todd, appeared before Justice M. W. Riker on Monday, encampment. plead guilty to assault and battery and Mias Clalro Bogle returned last completely exonerated Mr*- Todd in Thursday afternoon from a two wseks1 every respect. Tbo Juctlco sentenced vblt with her brother, Starling, at him to ninety day* In the Detroit house Crystal lake. Of correction. • J. E. Tobias went to. Pontiac, Oak­ Mrs. Louisa I. Scanlon of the first land Co., last week and exchanged hb ward, who has been sicked long, passed northern property for an improved farm away Bunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, aged 04 years. The funeral wa* held Tbo Huutt job office has Just Monday afternoon, conducted hy Rev. turned out some flinch cards of a su­ H. D. Cheney. The Relief Corp* of the perior quality and appearance. Only city wore In attendance in a body. The W cent* a pack. remain* wore conveyed to Rom Center, THB DRUGGIST. Deputy-Sheriff Jay Bogle went to De­ Tuesday, for burial. troit Tuesday with Murdock and de­ The Hasting* Fire Department mot livered bls prisoner to the house of cor- last Thursday evening in special ses­ sion, and decided to give one of their popular dances on the evening of Aug. Mr*. Satie Tinkler-Alien and daugh­ ter, after an extend cd visit with her 22, during the soldier*1 sad sailors’ pic­ mother, returned Saturday to her homo nic and carnival. Friday evening tbo in Toledo, Ohio. . Flinch card* at tho HDiald office. dl room. Tonight tho Are laddies will Mrs. Urta Gundry, after a visit with Jay Llchty of Grand Rapid* was in her parents, Mr. and Mr*. John Mont- meet and complete arrangemonu. tho city Monday. A. D- Maynard, H. H. Lewis, Bert Mr*. Ralph Wooton returned Thura- Shullsburg, Wl*. , day to her home at Alma. Dr. and Mrs. E. H. Lathrop wore There was only one death tn thb city called to Marshal), Tuesday, by the during the month of July. alckneu of the latter's sister, Mrs.Moses Chamberlain la spending the Henry Polhcmus. week with friend* in Augusta. Frank Evarts of Kalamazoo wm the cigar factory to room ever Th J J. B. Goodyear Co.'* store, formerly occupied guest of J. L. Crawley Monday. Oliver H.Greenfield of Essex Center, by Walter K. Eaton. B. C. Toby, a farmer ot Rutland Ontario, b vblllng in thb city. township, camo U> the city Monday Mr. and Mrs. Toha Mullen visited office from tho City Bank block Into night and notified tho sheriff that aotuoMr*. I. A. Hol brook'*• bouse, corner of ono had broken Into hl* houao Monday relatives In Ann Arbor, Sonday* ’. State and Broadway. Mr*. John Busby started Saturday home and stolen a tin chest containing Tuesday for the Pan-American. fora vbltal Weldman, Isabella county. *40 In money, three gold rings and some Oeo. Scott, Sr., went to Grand Rap­ 8bo will be joined at Vermontville by papers, deed* and mortgage* of "Talus id*, Saturday, for a few days’ visit. her abler, Mr*. DrolloL to Mr. Tobey. Tbo matter was ft>«MtlAnn M. Haffcnden of Doster ha* Lewis Algyre, who has been visiting gated by the officer* but up to the presbeen given a pension of *8 a month. H. Hllslnger and friends In thl* vicinity •Mr. and Mr*. P. A. Sheldon spent the far a week, returned Saturday to hb Utter part of last week at Goguac lake. home In .PrairieDepot, Ohio. W. H.' Schantz, preaidoat of tho John Brnnney of Hickory Corners LeRoy Mead, who waa recently ap­ Barry County Shropshire Sheep Breednow receives a pension of M2 a month. point*! agent of tha M. C. R. H. el era’ Association, was tho recipient of a ■Lobb Wardell went to. Grand Rap- Poksgon, has been transferred to Dail­ very pleasant surprise last Thursday Ida, Saturday morning, for a few days' ey, Case county, at a better salary. evening. When he opened hl* mall bo Cook & Bents have purchased the found a letter from tho management of •MR­ ' MIm Leah Busby attended a dancing building, near tho O. K. A S. depot, party at Charlotte one evening last formerly used for storing oil, and will elation of Chicago requesting-him to accept of an assistant's position during their exhibition tbe first week In De­ cember. Mr. Schanla haa accepted the for ^he purpose of submitting- to tha position, which b a flattering reoonnltiou of bb judgment of fat live stock. Mr*. Sarah Thurston of Sturgis Is operation of having the tonsil* rqpovcd. The Knights and Lady Maccabees of rialdng her brothers, Cheater and R It's e**y to Me whore you cen And tbe B. Messer. bc*t lot of fruit* and produce and vege­ Delton and Hickory Corner* will give tables and alto boat in quality. Fresh their.annual baakot picnic at "Crow hy’a Grove" Gull lake Wednesday, every morning. Hams 4 Van Auman. Ang. 28th. .Everybody b Invited to Tho union campmectlng ot tho Wes­ come and bring well filled baskets and leyan Methodist and tho United Breth­ enjoy a day’s outing along tbe shores of ren oommeuoea Ang. the 13th In E. Pen- Gali lake. The atearaer‘■Searchlight’’ nook's grove, elosing the evening of will run excursions on the lake, lee C. C. Deane and family at Grand Rap­ Aug. IF. cream and ocher refreshment* can bo ids spent Bunday with lj»r. and Mr*. Harrison Mershon of Kalamazoo, a procured on tbe ground* Sir Knight George Tinkler. brother al Mr*. Scnnlou, also bf* sou S..D. William* of Battle Creek and Charles Webscrt, Jr., arrived homo "William and family were called hero Lady Eudocl* Moffett ot California aro from his eastern and ecxiihern trip the Monday to attend the funeraLof Mr*. the speakers of the day. A good brass band will be in attendance. Dr. C. A. first of tbe week. ‘ C.H. Reed, who ha» charge of Tho job Lula and Clyde Imerxel of KalamaMrs. Julios Russell received * tele­ aoo are visiting their graudp*renu, M. dejwrtmant of Detroit1* nqw paper, To­ Day, was at home the tyro part of the gram Monday 'morning, from Atlantic D. Reed and wife. week. He Intend* to move his family City.N, J., announci ng the death of her R. T. F. Doods of Man totee, and E. J, Io tbe oily Boon'. £• f 27 nephew, Ralph Galloway. He died last Hartman 0! Newaygo, were tn the city P. T. Col grove and family have gone Saturday and the remains were sent to thb city, arriving hero yesterday morn­ H. O. Schalbly of Cleveland, a cousin to their cottage at Gun lake for a two week*' outing. Mr*. Mary Goodyear ing. The young man was born in this of County Clerk Volte, oaDed cm tbe lat­ and Mis* Gertrude Bentley are also at city M year* ago ibis coming Septem­ ter gentleman Tuaaday. . < ’ ber. He wa* raised hero and had many the Colgroro cottage. Mrs. R. H. Van Aukcn ’and sera, Mr*. Petrr Schumann and daughter, friends and acquaintance* in thb com­ Howard, are visiting relatives and Mbs Carrie Schumann, started Monday munity. Thefuncral services ware friends In BsHld.r*. 111. held from the home of Mrs. Russell Dr. Maria £. Horton 1* attending in Oshkosh, Wk, and relatives in oth­ yesterday afternoon, Rev. Geo. Bullen campmeeUng at Goll lake and visiting er placet In that state. officiating. There were presunt from rwUtlrwIn ihat vicinity. out of town Ray Galloway of Detroit,' A special train having on board Coat­ Tbe Miass* Mabel Cos and Alice panic* C and D of the First ragtatenl, twin brother of the deceased, Mr. and Roam of Bellevue are spending a few M. B. T., wont through here Monday Mrs. W. H. Wsnxqr, of Ypsilanti, Dr. and Mr*. Chas. Russell of Allegan and day* with Mias Etta Tnnnpor. forenoon, on their way to tho stalo en­ Mr. and Mrs. Durf- Galloway of Howell. Th* Hnuiu is In receipt cf tho campment at Manhue. Given a row Lout, its bow atuchsd io Michigan Manual for lMl-2, compiled Miss Vera Cortrlghl camo home from a steam hunch, Ils stern fastened to Kalamazoo Saturday fora month’* va­ i commenced the job of put- cation, Hhe was accompanied by Miss another row best. Place some people tn tha boat and let tho launch start up imv front in the J. S. Good- Jennie Beales who spsnt Bunday at the suddenly in a direction at right angle* >g Monday mm-ulug. sheriff’s hans, return I ng Monday. CO tho lino ready by tho boat*. If any­ Clark Krern, while at work al the one douliM what will happen under aurh coudllirxi*, let him Mk Dr. Lathrop ur any member of the patty who partici­ planer and *4 a consequence will have pated with him in an exciting-adran- j two short finger* for the rost of his Ute. turn on Gun lake one day last work. Il The examination ofGt., N. Barnum, wa* not so bad for the doctor, but It wm on the charge Otr*pe upon the perron decidedly dUagcMbla, one to say dan­ gerous far the lady and the little boy who were also In the boat when it per- Heath’s Headache Tablets cure sun headache instantly. Hire’s Root Beer. Thompson’sWild Cherry Phos­ phate. Anti-Cliap. -WKladles’ Shirt Waists. Shirt Waists, Shirt Waists, Shirt Waists, Shirt Waists, Shirt Waists, former price 50c., now former price 75c., now former price $1.00, now former, price $1.25, now former price $1.50, now Profit is abandoned, cost and value utterly disre­ garded. Follow the finger of satisfaction and you will land here as sure as fate. It’s the har­ vest time for the economical. FRED L. HEATH, tool u4 PtTWMl. if 4*4* 4*4* 4* 4- 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4*4*4*4* 4* 4* 4* * 5 We do the rest. Bring your feet to our store and we’ ’em with style, comfort and durability. We’ll fit the price to your pocket-book and give you the best value and the best satisfaction you ever had. For a summer shoe, right up to date in style and right down to the ground in price, our Men’s Mastiff Shoe at $2.50 is ahead of ’em JEWELRY, RICH CUT GLASS FINE CHINA, PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. ■ ' Dtftctiw Eyaiflbt.. ....... An Up-to-Date Stock and Reasonable Prices. �Ann Arbor. irsuuos siocx oi nurses occraieea _ , , . IICATING A BEGGING LAW. hla trial that In an endeavor to float the Institution he speculated with tire Tho Hillsdale Manufacturing Co. has First National Bank ot thia eUy.' as tbe stockholders are now |roof against trustee for Its creditors. Liabilities People engaged In tbs manufaeturo about *8,000, of Mflphm of qululM ato apt tn suffer In the Ingham county Circuit Court Ta iFHommedtau. son of ths ecinf^mn* ...I.., a H. VHommcdlcn, of Detroit, comptroller. Charles f unariro F*.. Hammond, Who who represented । OI oaipwrecaca reraons naa jio wiathe Ingham County Bar Association In . Doos ou tbo north and east coasts. Craacd by drink, and auffarlng with the premises. plate gtaas to the value of *1*3,703 t, Ud instantly kiUed. pain from a knife wound In big right The Lake Shore Fruit Growers* assu | was Imported to this country from Bdarm. Frank p. Davenport, of Detroit, claUon basket factory hururd. Ixsu glum during tbe quarter ending Sept eudeavorre! to taka hla life Wednes­ estimated at *10.000. Tbe burned In- go, 1000. TWOS. 8. SPaAQUE A 808, day night by plunging beneath a street aSlintlAn , ... stltutlon was waa AWnnA owned anS and operate*: Kv I Medical opinion In London ta strong­ car. His first attempt was thwarted some 300 fruit growers of the SL Nsuralylx may stuck any port ol tha body ly against street drinking troughs for bet most frequently vccuts where lire nerves by tbe fender. Badly daaed. be again cph fruit district Wsyus County Buk Bldg., DKTBOIT. William Vlneeat. a you, ng colored tnaterlal. In this department Assistant, man, giving bls borne u ir*'*Albion* I Matcbmaklng, onea the most ’perilous Davenport la 25 years old, and drink accident, - ' , of handicrafts, baa become perfectly Thursday, on a charge of attempting' to wreck tbe Michigan Central train safe through tbe discovery of amor­ take In supposing that the pasaenMINOR MICHIGAN MATTERS. phous phosphorus tratn would come to ou tbe other tn tbe qcrman-Austrlin central McBain wants a grist tnllL mountains as many as 13d taverns are Mrorn him and when the train rushed Albion baa a new military company. by mt and 1 saw Henry walking on run for students and pupils. They bad SO VRAM* the wrong track and with bls back to .the train I yelled at him to get off. but Nathan Benedict, of Marshall, la 02 j founded by Alexander Hamilton, ce[e . iuuuuw oy aiessiwcr uaminou, ccieyesra old. hale and h<-arty. ■ State Forestry Commission has brit(xl tu on hundred sevenMiss Etta Aurlngcr. of Owoasn, will! '*D"1 •'’■’•’erakry recently. go to South Africa as a missionary. northern part of the State next • _ . . . to alarm him If be ouerntu. in ripril evo- • ■ " ---- ---------- — Tbe Belgian chicory ralila. Essex rille, were bnrned. involving a luu of nected trith the National Forestry deere0 forbidding tbe ringing of church rrong track. Commission, will autat, . , Ixlls before fi o’clock on winter and B 130,000. •'Budging from the visible Injurka. Alma college will loco the following . °'dock °D «ummer mornings. I'rrd Jenkins, an Easton farmer, fell teachern next fall: Chas. A. Davis. Since 1880 140,000 British farm IsBa, breaking his neck- Resides this. off a load of lumber and wits luslantly profeasor of biology; Fred Fullerton, borers have been displaced py maI'tight leg was fractured Jnst lielow killed Thursday chincry. This machinery eould bo Clark. Indy principal and teacher of ths nerve fact ol the body Is restored. aeUs«. wlSCTacUryw la the English, and Coach Allen. There tn only otic sword factory in Emmett J. Barton and Mrs. Barton tbe United States, a Maeaacbusetta a. Dr. Chase's Nerre Pills positively No. 2. of Jackson, are sailing on rough Mb tbvtt disorders by filling ths '■* * B. H. L'Homnicdlou. together with ity for supplying the domestic demand system with mw vigor ud lire, so Khto family, la al present In Denver. ns si all dralers, or Dr. A. W. Chase Dr. Arthur O. Perbert, of St Luke's with assault and battery and he paid hospital. NIIm, is wanted In Indiana hla flue. Tuesday stn- charged him with bigamy, and Barton 1. In jail on the charge ot wrecking a bank. just disposed by auction of the old There are 20 cases of smallpox In |Ti FATEITMItat There cruiser Ari'tbuae. recently struck off being contracted nt Ml cents a bushel. levering village and vicinity k most shocking tragedy In Detroit Tbe largest crop in years Is promised. thortUes an- working diligently to pre- sold for 10.700, plus the usual 5 per Charles Bell, a young Christian f’. early Wednesday evening, when IS- * [ year-old Theodore Pitch Impaled him- scientist employed on tbo farm of John From II a ns u. In south Germany, an g Self upon n broken fence picket. Tbe Nicholson, near Partna. shut himself this sifsstars Is co ersry tsn ot lb« cwau.s, ' 1‘rpi” ^UlUtnC Tablets. Howard Hopkins, ot Mendon, Is ths jflrtvd wood poustrated thirteen Inches Monday L&XfftiVC BroniO-QuiniOC Tsbreu I Tne»o latnu relievo and euro co oldest man In tbe county, having just of aluminium, hitherto devmed lm[»osInto flh. boy's Intestines He was n •Ible. Tbe process employs no acids ho Ibxl riirss a cola In U*> | illpatlon. 25 Cents. . teamster for a ptanlug mill md had lously assaulted Holiday bj first vote was cast for John Quincy or other metal aud resists the action of been sent out with n load of rawdnsL Adams. The deed of the farm on J Having picked up some companions. the bead. Imitations of American products are they began stopping at saloons and Farmers claim that fully three drinking till finally, sb a companion fourths of the wheat In Missaukee and being sold In Sweden lu large quant!, A thief on tho Grand Rapids A In­ tells tbe story, "we all climbed Into Osceola counties Is ruined by the hot. diana Railway .between Grand Rapids the wagon and I hit the horse with a damp weather. one in each town to ride end exhibit a sample toot model has disposed of a big lot of forks which and Mackinaw City relieved William fence picket that Plrcb had In tho s bicjxle of our manufacture. YOU CAM 8AKB *1Q TD* Charles Ritchie, an Inmate of the Hn nd ford. a diamond salesman for *S6 A WEEK besides having a wheel to ride for youndf. northern asylum, eluded tbe vigilance facturo and which arc sold nt ot a brother, end hanged himself from York. «>f over T700 in itlnmonds and Guxrsnkcd IBu In JSu in money. , The German postmaster general has and It landed in a ditch. The Bloomingdale Obocaa Factory Tbe act of the last legislature for forbidden tho delivery of postcards received over 37.000 pounds of milk tlir establishment of rural high schools , made lu tbe shape of bevr glasses, during tbo month of May and paid tho permits the eftnbllahnient of high pots, triangles and also those with schools In townships wblcb do not I boles far the nw and eyes like masks, fie picked up the County Clerk Church, of Bt. Joseph. have within thojr limits nn Incorpor : Nevertheless they are being largely ^9 “W*drip"7iy‘i£ycie“qm APPROVAL toIssued 1(1 marriage licenses Sunday, atd vllln,-.. nr 1.111 luu.„vr..u. 1 . • • , . . • anyone wtlAoul a art! dcjxuit tn adcanas and allow the stick ran Into him." Home one making TO for the week. Over 8.001 operative Sept. 6. "pulled the picket out of him. covered excursionists visited tbo city. The Manistee saw mills and salt absolutely । The temperature In Detroit lu July blocks, which hare been closed nn ac­ mopolltan city rvJts on the showing With blood. He died In an hour. was higher than In any single previ­ count of a strike, started up Monday. { made lo a table ot tbe nativity of Its registered votcra. There are 73,(133 ous month since tbe weather bureau rather* amuslug little comely bap commenced to keep Che record. mauuracturI at tllc,c ' *°* 180 of Kbom Bro adopted by the salt manufactur- I , ___ _________ ,1th laborers °r *1*1’ country, and 23,444 were boro i ,n foreign countries. St. Joseph was broken Into Bunday entirely in lifting salt."' Edward DeForeat. of Battle Creek. I „K'I1C’ notM° occupa.tlou In charged with sending poisoned peaches tbc r‘ ’I* of Roman tiles aud enrthento Mrs. Clara Wendell, who ate one | «">*• be«n discovered, as well os t married. John la a German and and came near dying, has been held two skeletons, lo tbo course of exca, old bachelor and be thought Tucker for trial. He admits having quarreled I vatlona at Dover. Eogland. In anbcr nnd bls borne Howard CUy. wllb the woman, but still affirms his dent times this ground formed tbs Myron Start, a Hesperia fanner, re­ Innocence of trying to take her life. I estuary ot tbe Dour river. When be appeared with cently cut bln finger off In a mowing saved hla wife# life and Incidental to are being aent to Loudon to study the bore. During hl» absence tha ta^ksd with lockjaw and ta deed. the rescue he must answer to a charge management of traffic. Many German ...... ... . « Dennis A. Barnum, a prominent of musiilt on her Ho uvs sho sras ... asked questions concerning the Owpaao man. ban drawn.ItXl acres in tbe government drawing at Oklahoma. He expects to fell It for Mfl.OOO. uiuuou police luauagru tue iraiuc. A man answering the description of hand irtrurk her nose. Hence tbe itrI There will shortly be issued to tha Albert Byan, wanted on a charge of shooting hla wife on Wednesday, Juty According to Lansing -reports 1 public new Swiss stamps ranging tn nuwplrea* 1 24. at Litchfield, turn been arrested at Bteanis will enter tbe racesgainst account. Bitsa for tbe gubernatorial tchslr, de­ Tbe little settlement of Wagar. six spite Ute promise of tbe former not to mined to the federal council, who have miles out of Hesperia, consisting of a oppose Ullas. The promise 1/ contin­ appointed a committee lo choose a suitgent upon no other one entering the tma, a young woman, who was sent slgu for tbe new Issue. । ths county Jail, In Grand Rapids. and one dwelling.' will tie brongtii In as a blind, which Liverpool and Manchester. England, MI m Floyd Gilmore, of Laporte, who ara couvlncod that while the overhead ibu tlon, is attracting considergraduated this year from tbe law de­ Two little girls, aged 3 and 2 yean, ng no precedent tn the history partment of Michigan university, wlU da nglit era of Oro. Simmons, of Man well enough for rural districts It Is not practice In Manila, leaving this week ceiona, were bnrned to death Saturday State. Mrs. Williams la the suitable* for centers of population. Re­ night. They were left with two older of a little 8-monttu* old child. for tbe Philippines. cent fatal accidents have developed a Erick Johnson and John Prrncbctl. boys in the bouse, which In some un­ condition not far from panic In each of Negaunee, miners of the Prines ot known manner eanght Are. The lx>ya Neuralgia. Tho Prayer of a Nerve for More Blood. PATENTS. Scientific American MONEY RIDER AGENTS WANTED h $10 to $18 A 1801 Mo*al« A’00T88MoM<£l.$7t«$l2 I# $8 Q8B mo DAYS FREE TRIAL. J. L. HEAD OYCLE CO. sr. who has earned tbe position O*ty" by former pood conduct, ball ways and corridors. Sheriff ■an providing a cnrrlago for tha Considerable leniency would *en extended to Mrs. Williams youngest Tbe bouse and everything In If was bflrn.,1 Clarence Mosher bi a tramp. He Is lie vimllcated. as there la department will pay their annual visit. too hard, he sailed Into him with a and a hot tlmo generally. a charge of assault and battery. Three Rivers, was taking Edward Pinner ami Nellla Wood, of • pu t Mt when he was at- Joseph was broken Into Monday morn- qwomo, were married Saturday night ..... ■ bull. His wtfa heard tw ...„ _.... namlte. Tbe cash contents, amounting They didn’t take Hie trouble to Inform .. . .... to kill and mntlmntflatrd sine# last April, and not licit- dog his been cji lured* n chance to explain Mr. Wood sailed Issued by Clerk Hop pretne Court. In tbe ties la both are consldsrlng-tbo advisa­ bility of change. Tbo Royal William, built lu CanA- Chicago. TONIC LAXATIVE ocean propelled all the way by steam. Tha first Iron transatlantic steamship was tba Great Britain, wblcb discard­ ed tbe paddle wheel and adopted tba screw propeller. Tbo steamer Occaulc. launched last year, marks an epoch lu steamship history and surpasses even Juice Verne's wildcat flights of fancy. mouth connecting North with South Shields. Tha suspension bridge will bo erected a: a height of 270 feet and will pass up and down tha river with facil­ ity. From tbe bridge will depend a platform auapeoded upon cables which Far Sale by FRED L HEATH UM K. Kalsbury, Stlhori W. if &UT tsted by ths commenwsalth. The moat Inrors who brought.ta tbe]ndjetm«it». Coldwaler. ‘U“'Jff Ibdcntt ■Jatlgrs. Income Ims been Insisted rontata the uuftin I $5,000? EXTRA TO T. ‘ *?- �Will Ask Every Combine Employe to Join. THE TEST COMES THIS WEEK; Tho Kind Yoa Have Always Bought, and which haa been iu use for over 30 year*, has homo tho signature of —Z? - and has bean mode under hla per•onal aapervhdon ained its Infancy. Allow no one tv deceive you In thia. MAT 'EM UIKE OANDY twnji. onuos •> sse teas. ■& YDUR BLOOD GLEAM What is CASTORIA Casttiria is ft ba rmleas substitute for Castor OU, Puregoric, Drop* and Soothin* Syrup*. It la Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine aor other Narcotic aabstnnco. Its age ia ita guarantee. It destroys Worms and'allays Feverishness. It cure* Dlarrhcpa and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cure* Constipation and Flatulency. It asaltullatea the Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy ami natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea—Tbe Mother’s Friend. CENUINK CASTORIA ALWAYS COLORADO and UTAH FEAR BOXED SORTIE. GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE In Use For Over 30 Years. WrtUfcr ea4 CoA»,4.i uwiur, 11 Fort' i*. p. Lyon, Trsv Paw. Ab St., West. Detroit. S Jiohn Sebastian, G. P. a. PATENTS^ er»l Steel company st Smith Chkogu. Chicago, Joliet. Bay View and Mll। waukee. and to cripple tbe non-union -J bvr»r.j rb crt lor lb, < fliup, IiUsum ui lipuv Mnj, Jsonisviffe and J2asHvilk Winter Tesrilt Tlckili Flopidfii <5V)U= <0gl6T the National Tube company'* plant* In Pitt*burg, Wheeling. W. Va_ and tho two union plants 1* McKeesport. Said President Shatter: ''Within a week every union man and every union man at heart In the employe ot the United Stales Steel corporation will be asked to join In the strike now being'waged by tbe Amalgamated association. Wo Pittsburg. Pa.. Aug. •.—The Chronltle-Telcgraph says: One ot the oBIclala >t the Lafayette lodge, Lawrenceville. M the amalgamated association, thb doming announced that he had been notified that there would be no general U tuti »; sulfa. I Oeod grssa cattl. •0; own. U t,W 1 j i >ia«.. ut:i Hi KILLED IN RAILWAY CRASH. Pere Marquette ot thb etty about 1 o'clock on the New York Central. Thomas Hyland, an en­ gineer. and George Webb, trainman, ware killed and a fireman waa severely injured. Tbe regular train waa late at Medina and received order* fo run to Mlddleeport and await tbe Pan-Amerlma special. When the train reached Middleport they mat tha Buffalo theater train, which they thought was tbe spe:lal they were to pare. In the meantime the Pan-American epecbl bad received ardere to proceed to Middleport. Th* train* met a few mile* east ot thb city. The pasaenger* ot both trains were throw* Into a panic by tbe ahoek. but Omaha. Aug. «.—Footlight mn renetnlng the "Arlaon* Female Bandit" m nne of the local thcalen •yeaterday itlcrnoon turned lurid melodrama Into terrible tragedy. Real kisses In plare 3t make-believe stage carvavas caused Ibe lightning change. A revolver, load- Cumberland. Md . Aug. k —Three nor* members of the family of Joseph Martin, who were poisoned at New Bsldmore. Pa_ thirty-fire mil** north of cere, by eating toadstools, bell erI ng :hgy wept mushrooms, are dead, it b -oub Haggerty, Tenth United States irtiliery, killed hla wife and then blew mu hla own braliu In hit Quarters at •he government barracks on Sullivan a aland thia morning Jealousy waa the tauee of the tragedy Haggerty enlated from West Virginia. Red Cross Tansy Pills E. Q. Biggers, patent lawyer Waehington, D. wboM gd appears In our columns, in an attorney of twenty-one years active practice and la well recom­ mended to us. Hb rating will be found tn Dun's and Bredatreet’s report*, aa PRICESl.OO he owua tbo Inventive Age. He has sent us application blank* and other paper*, hud Inventors who are Intend­ ing to apply tor patanU, would save time by calling at thb office and get­ ting the paper* before preaentlng their application* through any other source. PAINFUL �RUTLAND CENTER. mulMCHk’iFHlt, It Itft jMfGiKN't Failt, that the' balk coffee you Jut «“■!?•» “a**- ta the Pilgrim, an excellent literary pcriod.ral published at Battle Creek. Thia magazine has recently come Into Gertie Otb ban gone t 3 work,at Dr. Hamlin's. Tha dance at Gias. Cret ent from too “same klntP'bought before. Coffee purchased in bulk is sure to vary, The scaled package In which tbeir daughter, Mro. Tho*. Gorham 1 LION COFFEE is sold insured a portion of lart srook. Mr: Hartman and family of Hope urtifonn flavor and strength. It visited al Al. Burghdaff’. last wook. Quito a number of our young teachers Senia Brown of Freeport vbtled Eva also keeps the coffee fresh and attended the teachers’ Institute held at insures absolute parity. _______ _ Hastings last week. JOHNSTOWN. Tbo Ice cream social al Benfield Aug. 1 was well stteadod onto If It wa* Infant daughter, waa just alive. She Battle lake* now-srdsys. W. Hampton and family spent Sun­ day with her parents. John Marks and family have been Joe Bows*yutd wife vbitod friends spending a taw day. rt Ix>e McDonald'*. near Lacey Hundar. Mro. Herman Zerbel. who b at her Mro. B. Eurrough. b Improving parents' home near Wail lake, to no •lowly. belter at thb writing. Many friends sympathise with ber In her suffering. I CARLTON CENTER. ‘ Attorney Palmerton was in HtsUnn last Thuroday In the laterttt of the Peak-Barnum trial. Mr, Barnum has •ponding the week with old friends here. . Edith Messenger of Battle Creek b Wo bear that Jimmie Smith may her sUter, Mro. Chan William*. start another hotel in tbe village thb visiting Will Rowley and wife of Welcome Mrs. F. F. Hilbert waa at Harting* Comoro visited at J, H. Durkee'., Bun-' last Friday calling on bar sister. Mary Grant of Hartings I* the guest of Bartha Hilbert this week. ElmaF Fisher of Detroit, aa employee Nellie and Rosalia Geiger are attending of the PereMarqusua, spent Boaday teachers' Institute at Bantings. rood Monday with bls friend at the home Mra. Hattie Darkos and daughter of B. 8. Holly. Jessie of Coats Grove visited relatives B*jme A Lookwood of Bastings are hero Friday. ' . in tha vlllago thb week putting in two Mr*- Will Martin aad daughter of largo churns which the village Intend. Woodbury visited at John Bain's, Thursday. Mis* Good of east Woodland h .pend­ conclusion that tylpg horse, or cattie ing the week with Bertha Helse. • on the .tree ta for the purpose of grazing The social at O. Senter'., Friday b a perfect nuisance and have passed evening, was well attended, the pro­ an ordinance prohibiting the same. A ceed. being 110.60. good thing, it ought to have been done this writing. Plainwell are guesto of Henry Arbour Plalnwell where she ha. been vbltlng Barrett vblted her daughter I ■ . street until their n»w one b flnbbed. ■ M- R- Gwin returned from St. Paul, J. H. Ford returned last Saturdar from New Orlean* and b.topping with M. R. Gwin and family. Julia Polley ha. been attending too teachen* institute In Halting* thb week. C.B. Hager and family ore entertain­ ing Mro. H.'* parents of Williamston thu we>«k. ; aad wife vbitod friends Frank Welfare and wife of Sunfield .pent Sunday at the College bouse. O. J. McNaughton and wife were st Freeport. Saturday and Sunday, vbltintend to start on tbeir Journey Sator- !ng relatives. Carpenters have commenced their part of tbo work of recoontructlug too tet^e crowd and a good program. Pro- M. E. church. A large forco b at work and no doubt will toon have ItoompletWm. Wright and wife have returned ' Representative J. J. Parkin* of to their homo lo Epokano, Washington, Prairlevilia was lu tho village Friday after rblUng relatives here for somo on insursnoo bu*Ineos. time. Two little sbteri of Chas. Stebbins Charles Smith and wife returned from from Hastings vbitod him over Sunday. Eaton Rapids, Monday, where they atQuito a number of our young people attended an Ice cream social at Carlton iaatTriday night. . lalalng her two sbtoro from too northAnother drunken mob congregated on tbe .trecto last Saturday night and kept up their disturbance until about four o'clock Sunday morning. Thb getting to bo too frequent and thereattended too institute In Hartings dur­ should bo made an end to «uch action*. ing too week. J. L. Smith b remodeling and build­ Carlton Onter to now connccted with ing an addition to hl* house on East toe county hub by telephone. Phonos Broadwayore located at tho residence, of Dr. MoGuBn, Peter Covert and E. J. KerohAstonnded Tho Editor. Editor 8. A. Brown,of BeooettevlUe, 8. C.,wa* Onoo Immensely snrorised. YANKEE pPRINOS. Preabytcrian church at HasUngs. Proc Griswold of Hastings b vblllog hb parent, hero thb week. Mrs. PraUla ot Richlaud Janctlon vblted friamb In town thb week. . A traveling .aloaman willing cigar* Mr*. DutTco b out riding today with was just showing bis umpleahere Moo- her little cbargn. ' Missionary aervtoea at too church Sunday evening. Mro. E. Tidd b attending too insti­ tute. ■ B. Voorhees was homo a few hour* , •" county who did not take tbeir cigars. Sunday. . DUNCAN LAKE. I red Stamm of Johnstown was visitlogfriaueb la thb place Sunday. Mrs. A. E- Durfee of Baltimore waa tho guest of her daughter. Mra Uoo. Bagg, Tuesday. Annaand Oliver Bagg returned home with heft/?’. Err* Tobias and daughter of Baltiapro wereffueefa of relatives In this bly. Il jDompare* favorably with the lading periodical, of lu kind, such as the Ladles' Homo Jourual and tho Sat­ urday EveningVpai, both In typogrspb- rsadars, wo have deqjdod w make them the following remarkable offer: The regular Subscription price of the Pilgrim la one dollar. All who payone dollar for the Hkhald sod TWEN. TY-FIVE CENTS ADDITIONAL will nlng with the September bomber. The Pilgrim will be sent direct from the pnbUsluM*. •? '. "• Jx— ,' ' - PIANO, OU* defective measure*. selling Oran^oTUoma* and family .pent Sun­ Geo. Hubbard sad wife of Irving wore driving on our streets Monday. . IRVING. thalr frbodsto »*el with Probably most of the stocks now In neo at cattle breeding establishments In tbe central west were patterned after who are rblllng her. on- Made by Behr Bros., New York City. Get McCoy’s Farmers and Fruit Growers W»ai litter* to J. E. Edwards, Beo’y, O'Donnell, Mich. Edwards, O'Donnell. Hum and deprive them ot tbe usual Mott, Hastings. . For further information Inquire of J. E, EDWXMD8, - • ODoonelL Mich, stocks m furnished by Mr. Earl: wlth all our bulls. Including Tbe Grove third Car Eoad... Flint Buggies Is to briny the foot back as follow*: Buckle a strap around tbo foot just This season, just received at our warerooms. i rope through will bring tbo TEP IN and see our display of upto-date vehicles. There isn’t a St finer line of carriages between New York and Chicago. We have also the well-known Clark S Iron rod* used In turning tbo toiler and drawing the animal up. Tbo chains •Ide. Tbe belt la made with an Iron rod the belt Is fastened around tills with chain* attached to rods. Use baavy leather. 7 be drawing shows the front stand awhile In the atuck a twfore draw- bed In trimming off the ends of th* hoof* wlih a ehbeL Tbe tool* wo uro are a tiMivy mallet, an Inch and a quar­ ter chisel and two crooked knives (right and left), such as blacksmiths use. The bottoms, of the fret often require Single buggies, extension top sur­ reys, and other styles. ’ These vehicles are upholstered in the latest styles, blue and green cloth, whip cord and leather trimmings, and handsomely finished in New York red, carmine and Brewster green. COME IN AND SEE STOCK. ASK FOR PRICES. Evils or Antlpyrino. Goodyear. ' For sale—Flock ot breeding ewra— with bit* breeding csfablltouii’uts where tbo bull I* an-nnlod proper care. We reproduce are splsndld for torpid liver." For In­ digestion. loro of appetite, stomach and liver trouble It's a positive, guaranteed tend* beyond tbo frame and that them cure. Only Mo al W. H. Goodyear,* are three bole* bored through It Thb drug.tore. Klims*’*. Disguise b Tbe sponge crab behaves In a similar manner, nipping off little bits of living betalock, except tho floor, wblcb I* of her stomach, but tho tried Electrio oak plank four inches thick. This gtvea Hitters which helped her at ooce, and, a solid foundation to stand on. and In after using tour bottle., .ho Is entirely well, can eat anything. It", a grand tonic and lu genthj laxative qualities vantage while tbe animal 1* standing WELCOME CORNERS. Edith Messenger of Baltic Creak vis­ ited friends In this place last week. were let one day last She I* now visiting relative. In Wood­ week at tho portoffioe. Mears. Chubb, land. . Putter, Springer, Everhart and Charles Frank Cassday and family .pent Sun­ -b— j—.l. « day with Fred (’asadsy and family, Jay Blakncy and lady, Mbs Myrtle Woodard .pent the flrot of thu week at Mro. Stocking b falllog but toe doc­ tor holds out indnocments that *ho may The company that E. E. Gorham’• recover. . ■ have been entertaining, returned to Chicago last Friday. Hasel Sledge b visiting her grand­ ■ ' DOWLING. parent., L. Stodge and wife, this week. Mra. Hollto of Jackson vicinity b Jennie Rowley of Chicago Hoi glue la among friend* hero. . visiting ber grandparents, Wm. Rowley . Mrs. Caleb Rbbrldgcr spent a few day* lu Paw Paw among relatives. Erma WHUtt* vbitod in Shultz over Elwln Orawbee was fn Hickory Cor­ Sunday. ner* with retail vm last week. Ora Addington wa. on our street Mrs. Fanny Sheffield and little son Mondayare making a tour of lonlacounty, Lan­ sing, DeiroU, Mt. Clemen* and Naw . BANFIELD. Havnn, where she rhlto relatlvaa. ireatn social last Friday e venWill Sheffield and wife of Rutland by the Sunday school claw do. i, was a uociaea suceeu, 117.7(1 b»——w wuu UI uw lug taken in. R N- Mosher’ returned boras •bier, Mro. Stevens, ta Yankee Spring* Tuesday, after a few weeks’ vblt with Lart Saturtay, W. R. Ormabeo and harohlWron st Hastings and Onondaga. Grace Bristol h entertaining her w.ln, Zula Haugh and young lady friend from BaUle Creek. . Mro. Ida Shumaker entertained her HINDS CORNERS. little brother from Rose last week. Mary and Marguerite, children of Dr. Troy from Detroit, are vbt ting their MoHrtT B?S*n W>B ln Or,D‘feTlIla grand father Chaadiar and family. Mro. Odell of Nashville rbited at Ire of Pralrtevllie b viriu Bruuoey'a a few day. last week. Ing rt Gcorga RnblMon'*. Mrs. Andy Adam* visited her aunt, Mro. Fred Tungate, at Hasting* last week. . Grandma Dunn accompanied her U — U-I.U.I.. ... I___ _ GRAND pc'.lxlng, though Indigestible. qualltlc. Thuroday evening, August 15. Rar. Clack spent a short time In Wayland last week taking Mr. Babbitt 06376376 FAMOUS UPRIGHT Pilgrim. To Save Her Child • From frightful disfigurement Mrs. . Them deliberately bite up seaweed* Nannie Gallager of LaGrange, Gl, ap­ plied Buoklan1* Arnica Salve to great soon establishing a growth which barsores on her bead and face, and write* moulies perfectly with the surround. It* quick cure exceeded all her hopes. It work* wooden in sorts, bruises, skin Should the weed* grow too vigorously,' tbo crab Industriously prunes them Cure guerantcod by druggist. BULL STOCKS. at iMoy’ SURE TO SUIT YOU � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-08-15.pdf 4b5ef2f486ebbb9623b87eec0814a4f8 PDF Text Text LI., No, IS. i ARE _____ ROT Atl I DEAD I Pan-American HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 15, 1901. <*-"■ Exposition, Buffalo, THREEBIGDAYSIRHASTIH6S S^nwi e .. «^.«1u..lw.B.IFMyEIts Ti|(E A MY qFF 3:00. Relay race. Teams 5 men each, each man to run 120 yd*. 2 teams to I JRNOLD THE FAMOUS BOY ' of sale dally from April 30 to Sept. 30th. WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRI­ ;--------- V- u—* __X -------- -----------run each beat and boat winner* to run I' AND AND AT AT THORNAPP1J1 THORNAPPLB LAKH LAKB EN. EN­ CHECKER PLAYER. DAY, AUGUST 21, 22, 23. For ratwand particulars call at ticket <718. Jack Lambert, the Wolverine JOY THEMSELVES. high diver. Sunday Excurwion Notice: Each Sub- Program of the Soldier*' and Salk M Antimony, Thinking It Would 5:00. Balloon ascension 7:30. Prof. W. W. McEwen, celebrat­ A Big Crowd Gather at the Lake, Make Him as Fleet-Footed ors' Encampment and Cltled moving picture*. Partake of a Picnic and Listen round trip, will be sold to local pointe 8.45. Grand display ot fire work*. zena* Carnival. on Michigan Central wboraitbe trip Make all entries for sports with J. C. Ketcham. train going and returning witbin the WEDXXSBAY. All roods in Barry county lead to Special train leave* Kalamazoo, Frilimit of Sunday. 10:00 a. m. Organisation of encamp­ Thoroapple lake last Friday. At least ment and raunloo.. so It appeared from the prooewlon of 1030. Officer* talk to soldiers snd elusive, the Michigan Central will sell farmers' wagons and buggies on every oom rode*. Firemen's dance Thursday evening tionals in Chis city, was again in the summer tourist tickets at greatly re­ road, beaded towards th* lake. And at city ball t hurt Thuraday. Ho was here on a duced rates. For particulars call at MUeod. and their children, all dressed In their Sunday clotbee and wearing happy । had told bIm that profeaaloa- ton, Mich., July 25th to Au-. 30th, Band. Estate of Delos Thomas, deceased. Estate dosed against claim*. Rate one flret class faro for round trip. ’ Estate of Homer Poland, deceased. talned sundry baskets and ponderous M IO give them new life and thus Children half fare. Date* of sale July Aukon. packages. For it was tbe day of the Estate closed against claims. Music, Mias Letts Garn. le them to beat everything on tbe 25 to Aug. 3rd, Inclusive.. Limit to re­ EsUte of Lettie Perkins, deceased. annual farmer's picnic at Barry county t. Believing that he bad obtained turn Aug. 30th. Estate closed against claims. Final sollcnktw. । valuable Information, Joe camo to Music, “The Boys Who Wore the oount and request to discharge tiled had made several oakco with frosting Exposition and .Industrial Fair, To­ Bluearo^■urnlngGr•y,,,Frank Horton. and discharge issued to R. Wolcott, □n, and ■ big batch Of fried cakco, and A talk to the soldiers and welcome to administrator. Estate of Jacob Elsenbels, deceased. a pumpkin pie and an apple pie, and a tbe visitors, Hon. P. T. Colgrove. > wanted and wbat he wanted it for. Music, oornet solo, M. Agnes Lowry. Final account hoard and allowed. l>an of raised biscuits, and’ a couple trip. Dales of sale Aug 25th to Aug. Mined the same properly labeled, of Sarah Baker, deceased. Music, Mrs. R. I. Hendershott (though the druggist never hoard at 31st. Return limit not Isler than Sept. Addr«*>, Hon. Patrick H Kelly, of Final account and request to discharge 9th filed and discharge issued io E. D. nlce piece of meat and a spring eblnknn. Detroit. tlfmony being used for the purpose Mallory, executor. And besides tbew little things she had Music, .Mrs. Robert N. Burch. Fvrepaugh and Beil* Bros. Circus, tted, h* thought the young lad u Estate of George Bonnett, deceased. put In a jar of pickles and a can ui nice Recitation, Mr* Bessie George Webb. Grand Rapids, Mich . Monday, Aug Petition forprobatoof will filed. Hear­ morning's cream and a big chunk of .Mu.Me, Burt Bowling. | After obtaining tbe drug, be sent bis 19tb Rate *1.47 including admission Addrros, Hon. J. C. Burrows, of Kabt- ing Bopt. 10th. Estate of John SchsibW, dcccaswi yellow butler, aud a pound or so of 'bicycle borne by a neighbor, thinking too. Petition for appointment ot an adminis­ Music, Mira Maud Mudge. Aug. 19th, returning same day trator filed Hearing Bern 11 7:30 p. m, Music by the nand. • would take some of the antimony and Special excursion to Jackson and De­ Estate of David Brodie, deceased. drMstng. and-other things too numer­ I The Hastings Male Quartette -Chas. troll Sunday Aug. 18lh. Going and Barnaby, Frank Horton, J. C. Kvtcluuu Aocounl of special administrator filed ous to mention. returning by special train same day. and Wm. Shulters—will furnish music.) Hinas you Barry county farmers' Prayer and greeting to the soldiers, It Is understood that the Michigan Ilaja to Jackson and return tec. P.jtc Father Kcnnedv. wives don't go to picnics to starve! Central people have sn option on the Laznpnian, at least he said bo did, and to Detroit and return, *1.85. Muric. And as for their culinary skill, we Address. Hon. C. V R, Pond, of t^n- Morgan landing property at Thorn­ Special excursion to Grand Rapids Adjt. Gen. G. A. R. apple lake, with a rfew of utilising it -Sunday, August 23th. Going and re- sing, the whole itateof Michigan We speak Music. S and exchanged the black for tbo white, Children 25c Oration. "The True Emancipator," lomor C. Washburn. ent al last Friday's picnic. Music. in Justice Riker's court Tuesday after­ [ somehow the atu I! didn't work to por- land, O., Sept 10th to Utb. (tote noon. Allen Houghtslin, the nwner of ! Morgan. for round trip. Children half tare. Music­ Dates ol sale S?"pt Sth to 12th Inclusive. Volunteer Speeches from the soldier Ing the animal and Lad him arrvwlud After the picnic dinner bad been dis­ night, arriving at the home of John “LU. for tbe offense. The defense waa that posed of the ImslnnM meeting and tbe Crawley about 8:00 o'clock. They, of erso City and Charlevoix Tuesday, Camp Oro aud ebln music, ooldior the dog was killing sheep But the ■pooches worn tn order and the crowd Sept- 3rd. Rate *4.00 for round trip. jury disagreed cod the unfortunate ca­ (or at least part of thorn 1 assembled boys of Ml-'85 and the Spanish war. 12:00 p. m. Tape; 'Tights out." todo, only to call a physician, and *o Going on Special train and returning nine's tragic tak!ng-off will prolmbly Ira Traver wa* sent to Matthew Hall's on all regular trains until Sept. 13th. THOBsnar. . platform am! scats had been prepared. Michigan day al the Pan-Amtrican 8:00 a. m. Hastings City Band and Tbo meeting was presided over by Dickerson's Martial Baud will lead pa­ Aug. Ifitli and 20th. Limit to return rade to the fair grounds, followed by abusing hie 12-year old eon, have occu ­ ed with tbo consideration at business Aug. 2Sth. Rato for tbe round trip tbo soldier boys, the Kalamatoo and the Hastings base ball teams and chi­ pied a good deal of the attention of tbe matter*. John Dawson of Rutland le ns. moved that the picnic association place 8:30. Election of officer* for ensuing complaint of tbe prusccutlug attorney everythlng that waa obtainable that er particular* regarding above excur­ Itself under the auspize* of Pomona year. sion call al ticket office. to 12.-00. Ball game, Kalamaxoo Judge Mills lamed an order to have the Grange so that hereafter the officials ot D. K.Txtman, Agent. th* lad but he Mill stuck to his anti­ boy taken in charge until It could be the grange might provide fur the ex­ vs. Hastings. mony, and probably hadshe not re2:00 p. m. Concert by bands and pa­ pense ol furnishing the speakers, etc. rade of Horribles on horaeliack or on Aoourdingly Sheriff Cortright went The motion prevailed.. It will not be fool, lit prix* for best Horrible, *5.00 album at VL H. Goodyear's; 2d, *3.00 over and got the Huie fellow Monday and family in Clartaville, SundayThe lad Is able to get around on keep up a separate organisation, and I H. G. Bcbalbly of Cleveland. O., who crutches. fl is probable that he will for that reason no officer* were elected. bis bean spending a few weeks with his 77 cigars, Jonas and Meyring. rival of tbe doctot the "fleetnMa" was mother, returned Saturday. This business being disposed of, there 2: 30. Jack Lambert, the Wolverine . pumped from his stomach. The neat Marley Faught returned to her borne Dare Deyll in bls awful ID foot dive in­ and placed tn the home ol hit grand­ wts a piece of music by » quartette be­ morning'ho walked home just like a In Lako Odessa, Saturday. mother at Reed City. The hearing on longing to Star grange, consisting ol Charllo 8nvder of Lake Odessa visit­ to a tank of water. 3: 00. Tug of war: old soldier*, five on the fl rat charge against Howe was set tho Misses Etta and Mildrod Paton, N. ed hl* sister, Mr*. Burr Rowley, last a side. Prise *3.0Q. week. H. Paton and W. H. Scbantx, Mrs. 3:30. Foot race for boy* under 15 Mrs. Weaver and daughter Bessie of Middleville before Justice^ DeGolla. Morris. Burton acconi[>*nlng them on Kalamazoo are visiting It John Bain's. 3: 45. Shot- put. 1st .prix*, *1.50; 2d. Be waived examination and'was bound tbe organ. Their singing added not a Or* Addington is visiting Frank Aspinall and family la Rutland this <1 in merchandise at Goodyear's hard­ over to the circuit court under *2000 little to the onjoymeut of the occasion. ware sttn-e. President Burton then spoke a few 4: 00. Wheelbarrow race, three or Goo. Wouderllch and Grace Hollon same justice ycsteiday on the second of Lake Odessa visited at the home of more to fill. 1st prize, *2.00; 3d, *1.00. Prof. Giddings, champaou trick bicy­ charge and waa bound over under 11000 After a place of music by Miss Milthe former's slater, Mr*. Frank Wolf, cle rider of America, who represents ' Sunday. ' the Verdon Cigar Co. of Kalamazoo, will go before Judge Smith on Satur­ Schantz and Paton, entitled "Because will give exhibition* In .trick bicycle 25c. Cure guar Warnervill* visited Mr*. Aspinall, Bunday and plead guilty, when be will be Ho Joined the Grange, 1' Mr*. F. D. riding throughout *ach day.' year, druggist. *&r*. Hauer is visiting her daughter, • 4:1£ 100 yd. foot race. 1st prize *5; placed under bonds to keep the peace Saunders of Rockford, lecturer of the Id, *3; 3d, box Frakcr cigar*. and released from outtody. His family, Excursion to Milwaukee, August 21. Mrs. Mary Glum, in Campbell. 3: 00. Slow bicycle race. 1st prize, *3; Several from hero attended the farm­ neatly apologizing for the absence of Frakcr cigar*. via the Per* Marquette. er*’ plcelo at Thornapple Isko, Friday. 2d,4: box 15, Standing broad jump. iMpris*, dltlon and nnleaa he la permitted to Grand Master George B. Horton, who About thirty of th* young friend* of Tbo annual low rate opportunity to bop, step and jump. come a public charge. Howe 1* said to dentally paying him a very high comvisit Milwaukee and northwest. A de­ 1st prize, *2; M, *1. pllment In the process, sho read a paper lightful daylight trip acron Lako it being her eighteenth birthday. 5: 45 Running brood jump. 1st prize, Light refroahmenU wore served and ail not for hi* hot temper would have no Michigan from Ottawa Beech at a time returned borne feeling the evening w«Jl i:00.’ Jack Lambert, the Wolverine tronblt. to “Organize, educate, cooperate." The infant son of Alva Cox and wife Dare Devil in hi* "0 fool high diva. Norton H. Paton then favored tbe Th* Nashville New* gives an inter­ The limit is long enough to allow a 730. Mme. Melxcli baboon ascen­ good visit. The train will laaveGrand esting account of a balloon ascension audience with a base solo about "Davy sion and parachute drop. 8:00 to 9.-00. Prof. W. W. McEwen which took place 4n that village on a Jones' Locker'* which waa well song. with hl* celebrated vivigrapb. tbelarg­ recent Saturday afternoon. The aacenMrs. James W. Helm* of Adrian est machine of the kind In the world, then recited a humorous selection, immediately with the atcamor arriving maul with Mr*. Frank Bbofllold, Wed­ which throw* those beautiful moving which pul tbe audience In good humor at Milwaukee about 10:00 p. ru. pictures upon tbe side of one of the nesday afternoon, August 21st. brick blocks representing bombard ­ Henry Wlckwiro and daughter Mary until August 31st, Inclusive on regular started Wednesday for the Pan-Ameri- ment of Manlanzas, transports leaving charge of a torpedo and then he waa to Helme, the solo repredentatlv* of tbe San. Francisco for Manila, landing of democratic party in th* late unlamenlPers Marquette Steamer leaving MUManne* under fire, burial of the Maine make the usual parachute drop. But od legislature. wauke* at 9:30 p. m. loghotu*. .............. victims, Admiral Dewey oo Ixxrd th* Haney, lormoriy ot tms city out now or The senator being a farmer himself, While turning around in Mr*. Frank Olympia, th* beheading aoene, etc. Nashville, who wo* taken u> the Insane a* well a* a lawyer and politician, knew Sheffield's y»rd, Jessie Bellangwr FBIDAY. ajylutn some time ago after having just how to talk to farmer*, and he held caught a wheel of her new buggy on a created something of a sensation here 9: 00 a. m. Band concert. wagon box and tore tbo hub and all the 8:30. Pol* vaulting, hit prize. *1.60; in Hasting* by jumping into the rirer, their close internet during hl* sensible ipokas out of the rim. 2d-*l In merchandise at Goodyear’s volunteered to make th* drop. This and practical addreea. He urged tbe Tho Only H*ad*cbn Cur*. Mr. and Mn. Mosher entertained Irrsapousiblo and erratic individual farmers to unite and showed them that their daughter, Mr*. D*ii Mo*hur, of Frank J. Baker, of Colorado I it they would come up to Leasing, unltr •ays: ‘■Knuw*’* Headache < is tho only remedy that ever Ulnlng their eon the Bar. Charles say aide headache, and I hav 10:15. Jack Lambert, the Wolverine aooreaofmr h lauds wir' ' ." Pric Dare Devil, in til* daring diva of 10 For when about halfway down, which malic, bosineao-llke way that the rest ...... w ... , Me. Sold by W. H. would hate been about 1000 feet from do, they could obtain any legislation his brother Bert of Muskegon. Mr*. Frank Sheffield visited her moth­ count, he lost his hold <jn I er at Hastings.last Friday. ll:53. From platform. Th* old cot (sol­ fell, but was held by the were entirely free from political bias dier, *1; tho oldeM widow of eoldier, *3 tied him and soon regained S’shoes, Woolley A Brotiscu. The the bar. Nev*rthaleos h* —ipr show lug thatangest war record, porch Striking his head with such force and quite ill. •1: th* soldier showing the longest as to render him unconscious, although SNMY GELtmAK Calclcui*. Mich. Dr. Troy's children. Katie, Joe and no serious consequence* followed. The Large numbort of the picnickers, es­ John, started from their grandfather pecially the young folk*, enjoyed themT.Cm . CoU In Oo. IM,; to war, at; outeat souiier at tn* spanun war,*]; youngest soldier of the Spanish boats, or on Iho littls steamer that made hlmsvlf made the trip. Nodoubt thia U constant trip* during th* day. The ground* of Cole Brother* do very nloely for an Ordinary pUnlo party, rebwiribl*. Balloon but they ar* wholly Inadequate for th* aoxmwx bi«d lilt: “.as 11.00 ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Probate Judge Williams at Allegan, tbo guest at Mrs. R. Wightman. I', is reported that coalbas been found on the Barry and Eaton county line. - i Broadway is undergoing Improvements. id* today to visit her niece, Mr*. G*o. Jay McCallum of Cheboygan county was calling on acquaintances in this city Hall yesterday. Glenn Blake of Middleville, cam* over last night to attend tbe party given by Mile* Hall. The Mlisea Beaelo Hall and Ruth H. F. HluchmoD, at Dowling. ' Mlle* Hail gave a dancing party last ' Belle Jenulngw of Grand Rapids Charlee Hugh**, who tnakce his homo stGlhrert Striker'll, went to Springport, Tuesday morning to make a visit. the city ball next Thursday night. Mu- Orangeville, ho been i>cetponed until Friday, Sept. 7 Program next week. Mr* J G Hughm entertained her the w<u>k project is on ire In need of >|>eciac]« Ed Powers I* placing th* corner store uf his building on Jefferson street in repair for Miller A Wright, the sec­ und hand furniture firm, who will move C. W Weener, record draugbtaman She went u> Kalamazoo this morning. and Mr*. <> H. Tolhurst, Saturday and Sunday. Deputy-sheriff R. A Brooks of Nash­ ville puts a baud cuff on a lady's wrist, the key In bls pocket. The joke isn't so easy io appreciate when one tuts to ingw al tho former place last Thursday victory for the borne team by a score ot game will be played h*r* thia afternoon at three o'clock. Hayca and Robleski will bo the battery for Hasting*. ' Letter* addressed to the following persons remain unclaimed In this office M- Barnes, Mr. John McAven, Mr*. F. L. Gundry, Mr*. Flossie iloblnson, Mr*. Emily Bartley, Mr*. iEd. N. Hasting*. Mis* Evangeline Bowler, Mis* Mari* Johnston, Helen Psge (2),-MIm Maud J. fl. Ward. A Hebai.d reporter paid a visit to tbs Grand Rapid* Book Caso Co.’S manufacturing plant opposite the fair building which doable* their floor space is completed aud occupied. This build- which does not require machinery. That Is to say all the oiling, varnishing. ran, packing, designing, photographnew building. Finished goods will al­ so bo stored in thia building. A suit ot roo:ti3 has been partitioned off ou the pany have about fifty hands employed adding more. Their weekly pay roll already amount* to M50.00. Thi Mich- runs post thslr shipping door <m tb* north tide of the naw building �is Nature’s time for rest; and the map who docs not take sufficient time to sleep or who cannot sleep when he makes the effort, is wearing out his nervous strength and consuming his vital power- Dr. Miles’ Nervine brings sweet, soothing, refreshing sleep. Don't lot another night pass. Get it to-day. both made up of young men. One firm will be known sa Hollander A Nixley; the other, as VanHorn A Hornbeck. Battle Creek's common council baa a scandal In Ito midst. One of the alder­ men has been arrested on complaint of another, because he bad ordered hla book-k tueper to raise the amounts ot bill* of lumber delivered to tbe dty. A Grand Trunk passenger train ran Into an open switch a* Charlotte fort Friday and crashed Into a local freight train standing on tho aide track. The engineer of the passenger train had his ankle and wrist fractured bcaldeasusraining severe cuts about tbe head. Both engines were badly damaged. Charlotto has had a couple of enginuera figuring oo a sewerage system. H the recent land drawing In Oklahoma The Charlotte Cemetery Association baa contracted for a receiving vault, to have a twenty toot front aud to be twenty-four feet deep. of soap each intended for a special purpose. IVORY SOAP E W’X. PER-CENT. PURE. Dr. Miles’ llnes. Contrary to tbe belief of some col­ lectors. there Is no Intrinsic merit In old delft. Tbe kind that comes from tbs soothes the nerves, nour­ ishes the brain,- and re­ freshes the entire organism. have bought Mrs. N. Griswold‘st lock of millinery at Middleville. u they are raid to be they ought to have all blame and censure. Ils did what he MO. trouble tn saving that amount. set cut to do, and nc work of the kind done. No Twenty-Ore cents a lay would buy a was ever more effectually .... __. _ . nV *1 — -T tr, 1 - - - »t> - — — Governor BUM. Foolish Friends. The steel strikers should beware of their fool friends u more dangerous to them and tbclr cause then any thing tbo octopus can do against them. There la Mayor IL J. Black of McKeesport, tar- thKisn^n wKa publicly announces on workmen arrive in that town strikers they , The Journal disclaims any intention to be unfair or unjust In its criticisms Of the present slate administration. Al tb» sama lime It baa not been able to dfooover in the admlnlatraltoa of you I may AtiAtfHE AWNU Kv v I H&I rely upon— h/|A tnikei tbe hdr be.I thy (nd vlgoraui; mate. It grow (hick and Tbo flour la sifted Into the hair Io handfuls, tbo locks are divided Into sections and brushed with a soft brush until every particle of wblto dust has • been removed. Throe ot four appli- j cations of flour should bo Used for each shampoo, as tbo last brushing ought to ' It always restore* color to gray hair,— all the dark, rich color of early life. There Is no longer need of your looking old be­ fore your time. hair should be brushed every night j with fine. flexible brushes which should one onion, a small plcee of garlic,' Are red peppers and chop vary fine. Put Stops the Cough and works off tho Cold Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure a oold In one day. No cure. add the vegetable* and a half pocud of pickled pork. Cook for one hour, then Timo has demonstrated that Thrice-a-Week World stands alone in mushrooms and cook for 20 minutes more. Then add half a tcaspoonful each of the following spices: Cinna­ mon. cloves, allspice, mace, nutmeg, thyme, savory, three boy leave*. Btir Its form but not Its success. This Is be­ cause it tells all the news all tbo time quart of ripe olivet, Are tablcapr.onfula and lellg It Impartially, whether tho Worcestershire sauce, half bcttlo catch­ news be political or otherwise. It la, up. Last thlckeu with a little flour. In fact, almost a dally at the priqe of a weekly and you cannot afford to be without it. Republican and democrat alike can read the Thrlotsa-Week World with game, using about tbo aamc amount of In addition to news, it publishes firat- ____ tt*n?r«!iy,?fil/ on scheme* tor cooperation and profllobarlng. Tho boat brains of the finan­ cial world have created * perfect scheme of oo-oj»eratlon and proflLauaring in the stock market. When t b o workmen em­ ployed by any corporation secure n ma­ jority of Ita capital stock that corpora­ tion become* at that moment a oo-opora17 Institution — Saturday Evening i thing blue, which is an unpardonable fault. bare spread over its entire surface. Divergence* tn portraits and pictures are one of tbo distinguishing marks of fr(. .Ln Minima Nervine accepted a call from tbe Baptist church of Howard City, and will take up his work there at once. Mrs. Belfry Is vis­ iting her mother in Minnesota, and will not return until the home is made ready at Howard City.—PrafriaviUo Press. slon to the protuaslonsd ranks In Middle­ fact that tho deportment would regard ville. , such action on hl* part with markedaod The Folghner family will bold a pic­ . ! immediate favor. II Sampson ha* half Csrrtst Opldoi the olntlnacy with which he IscrediUxJ, nic at Tbornapple lake tomorrow. ' he will not take tho hint, but will bo U. E. Merritt of NaahvtHo has secur­ very likely to ask for Information con­ ed a good position with a Detroit grocerning tho meaning of thia odd attitude , <>t the department authorities toward him. -Grand Rapids Democrat. .nr*. i>ec lAuiorvaux, air. sou Mrs. jpl.n. and Mr and Mrs. A. N. Mc-rr— —r ~ -----—_t—• Th* tact that a big i*et>nay>*aola Fred Mayo of Nashville ere enjoying a mao, there sormed oo -ay of settling factory. In which the prewtdentk Omber W haL'■ , I - — B. tv — I I 1.I.A disputes between them esrepc u> fight • brother Abner" I* a twiry stockth*a J*?*"1 •*»*«tuarocaa*-«.f luiider. has been ^ls«l and (s In tbe Wednesday morning C.F. Wilkinson <'R"T u, j r?“U • . hands ot revenue offlesra because of the received a telegram from Milwaukee, The habit* ot that age haveoume down ••• « • Wisconsin, stating that bls daughter, Illegal■ manufacture of* oleomargarine to tbe present, to that we still think «t should In no way Influence anyone to Mrs. Leo Harris, was seriously HI, with •mpfoyer and employed u neerwrarily thluk that Marcus Aurelius Hanns, tho aht hopes of her recovery. He wm opposed. .Rut the new braloeas methods trust promotor, is exerting unduo In­ ting preparations to leave tor there, of our Umo probably have many sur­ fluence over the president. Tbo fact when be received another message sratprise* In store, and one of them may be that tho president cannot have a fort­ a complete change In the relation* of night of quiet at Canton without a visit oi nor sicanoaa navo ooon learned, out labor and capital from Meric Is another feature of which It is known that It must have been short, For Instance, tbe United Scale* Steel the reader will judge for himself.— for when be last heard from her sho Corporation la not Mr Morgan or Mr Charlotte Tribune. was enjoying the best of health.—Nash­ Schwab. Ilia a joint stock company, ville New*. whoeo shares nan bo had in tbe market There la one curation being persist­ at moderate price*. What R to hinder ently asked by Bchloy'a friends thathla 5100 Reward, $100. opponents as peralMcntly refrain from tpg>banka, and to placing themselves answering, and for an apparently Tn a position to dictate terma of their obvious reason. If there had been a failure on tho part of our fiect at San ­ own employment? An investment of KU) apiece, at present prices, would tiago, who would hare been blamed? He led the squadron In tho smashing of camo vary near to giving them control nnr-vaM 1. 1X..1 th. It...* ...I softand not uni ike majolica.. A slight chip tn; the glans reveals its cUyUto tt Bonn delft la h> a striking contrast Absolute uniformity Is obtained by the cost it has the advantage that it is ItaptUt church here, but later of Hick­ entirely satisfactory for so many varied uses; ory Corners and Augusta clmrehca, lies it will do the work of a half dozen kinds I hair. But this c not make it nccesi for them to have hair. One many.' “Baal" dalft la as different from tba Bonn product as silk la from satin. •t had hard acmes cpriK k*Z all appttits lav food uhd for ei^ht areka WITHIN REACH. ’CAUSE of its low price Ivory Soap ii within the reach of all. Besides ita low that !a legitimately blue U the design the secrets of Holland. A Strange Message to Lovers of Liberty. Hap®»° D- VanBroekhulicn, clerical representative of tho South African Republic in tbe United States, recently arrived in Baltimore. After demriUng the terrible damage that had been douo In tho South African ropub•fo* Mr- VanBroekhulzon aald: •'Whan I left President Kruger in Holland and aakod him tor a message to th* people ot the United Stalos, ho sald; ** vast tell them th er are holnlno tn suited to the home and fireside. The Th rico-a-Week.World's regular subscription price is only fll.Odper year and this pays for IM papers. We offer this unequalled newspaper and the Herald together one year for fll.75. The regular suhecription price of the two papers Is *2.00. - cut It Into small pieces aud bolt it to a eup of water until It la soft Theo strain tbo water Into a bowL ndd a bit .lass'. apple la of good flavor. thia la a moat few'patients, children with meoaie* teJuBgiaa taawMt.tZ’rr triuux Cianni,1 Brown two tabk-*(xx>uful* of drippings It's tbe Evidence of Hastings Peo­ ple Published In Hastings Pa­ In this, flrst ‘rubbing a tcnijxwnful of । *4 aa aritr pinta) U ths wanstrfWEWSiEs Reputation for Dr. A. ’ Chase's Nervo Pilis. isscwuur wIhs maty- gar and eight crisp gingerauapa. laid “He referred to thwsMpmen tot sup. Standing clear and distinct, marking piles to tSsBrttUh.” This la tbe first lostanee In history the difference, the superior merit, the where a message of this character has adaptability to present day allmaau Is Lansing and giro his personal eucraachment of capital by violence. been sent to tbo Dnlled States by a peo­ Ion to tbe duties of tho office tho Such advice may lead to the destruction ple MniggUng for a republican form ot W. Chase's Nerve Pill*. Its so differ­ of Hfe and property, and will certainly ent to the ordinary remedies referring tend to arouse anlmoaltle* which years will not overcome. The strikcre should people to begin to consider In all sin­ to cures made at distant points which cerity and conscience tho character ot It I* hard to verify. There la a reason Roworc peel and seeds from lemons, their attitude toward the brave repubseed raisin* and chop together. Roll ItesiBS of South Africa? Is it not humiliating to have, sash a mandlng home evidence wherever they message a* this ooms from President are known. It la their wonderful influ­ '^arJiJxsTp: attamurad by any governor, oa for the purpose of improving Mr. Bryan ha* put hb foot down firm­ ileal prospect*. Such interior- ly upon any attempt to divide the demooratfc party la Ohio on aoooun t of any suppoeod slight to him or to politic* wuh which he ha* been identified. He taorsnee polfoy on his political We have a certain measure of wr tho man, since he Is not ric, blu nt or boisterous. At the me hnl* lacking in courage, as: i. party is concerned The party is with; out prospect ot Influence as an oppo­ sition to the republican party unless it* section* can be brought to pull togeth- In a fair and Impartial aual- ESS™I Inspector.-Lauslng Journal. i*0011*1* 'or l^e fundamental Green St, HasUngs, Mtoh.. says: “I Strip tbo spinach from tbo stems. A Gentle Hint Inourtlyleof climate, with its sud­ being Inactive. Hearing of Dr. A. W. minute*. Drain, pressing out all tbe den changes of temperature— rain, wind Ciia*e'*Nerv*Pill*IgnC a bo* at W.H.^ sad sunshine often Inrannlngled in a Goodyear's drag store and after taking one box I waa greatly 'benefited. Tho pains in the beck disappeared, the nerves became steady and I can gladly from th fo cause. A bottle of Doseliea's German Byrap kept about your borne Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pill* are tor Immediate ute will prarunl serious ricknaas, a large doctor's bill, and per­ haps death, by the cm of throe or four Caultflowrr aauco for cold flab la made by boiling a small caullflower.tnvcroup, or any disease of the throw, or lungs, Its success la simply wonder­ pieces and Adding It to a while agues ful, as your druggist will tall you. Get * sample boltlo free from Fred L. dub of wblto pepper. Heatb. Regular also. 75 eta. Get Urean’s prize almanac. years from nervous prostration, says two boules of ■Uchty’a Celery Nerve Compound effected a complete cure. Bbc hardly know* today whether she hMMraaa or not. a* she never feel* ihta: don't look like a fright: • Rocky Mountain Teg tonight your druggist SPLENDID COMBINATION. Tbe HeHald is plotted to announce that It has made arrangement* by which It Is able to offer to it* reader* a high oUm monthly magazine, In oom. blnatlon with the HrduLD at a merely nominal price. The magazine with is .tbs Pilgrim, an excellent literary periodical published at Rattle Creek. This magazine hu recently come Into bustler*. They aro sparing no pains to make tho Pilgrim a high class mag- bly. n compares favorably with tho leading periodicals of itaklnd, suoh as tho Ladles' Homo Journal and tho Sat­ urday Evening Post, both In typograph, foal appearance aud in literary merit. For tho sake of plats! ng tbl* excellent monthly within the reach of all our readent, wo have decided to make them tho following remarkable offer: gist. one dollar for the HKiULDapd TWEN­ TY-FIVE CENTS ADDITIONAL will receive the Pilgrim -im one year, begin ocj ­ ning with the Septetulter Soptcralier number. uutul Stops Colds Sold by W. H. aktaa rear La waahed la I water. Hang them a? and ydryrabnatUaMtsttapha tally for �PLUMBER, .. fa, Ou Cur Enn •flfatlags RiHeul Bui Pittsburg. Pa., It.—Tha mana­ ger* of the big Heal mill* are claiming victory and declare that within forty­ eight boon the backbone at the strike BUSBY BROS.’ BATH ROOMS Up-to-date Tonaorial Wort. at South Chicago. Joliet and Bay View to obey the ordyr of President Bhaffar has gtren the managers grwri satis­ faction and bw correspondingly dla- liam* and Tighe, Vice Prealdent Chap­ pell#. National Trustee John Pierce and Ben Devi* were at strike head­ quarters. Mr. Shaffer waa In hla pri­ vate office and refused to ace any call­ ers. Secretary Will lam* said: tnry with the assertion that their e*OM 1* making saUriactory progress and that they will show themaelve* $15,000 in Cash TO BE GIVEN AWAY Z.OOO.OOO.wrm yl RECKON, IN OHIO, y MASS.. ANO IOWA. >WIW 00YOU ESTIMATE? HASTINGS HERALD YOUR ESTIMATE. lairs had been partially crippled They were also advised that the men of the Boston rolling mills at Mc­ Keesport had notified the National Tube Company that they would go out today, and that, while the .Notional Tube plant at McKeesport would bo VALUABLE INFORMATION To eld subscriber* In forming their estimate, we furnish tbo following data: Prim to bo Awarded»Follows: .1,573,493 . 1,684,420 Increase 0.56 per cent .1,616,422 decrease 4.04 per cent . 1,533, fiffi •• M0 per cent . 1,57fl,452 increase 2.77 per cent l,«30,718 2122 per cent .1,572,109 decrease 18.40 per cent -1,532,640 2.52 per cent .1,663,380 iocrraso 7,80 per cent .1,965,810 ** 18.88 percent only regret I* that some of the men working in the slave pen* of thy truer had qjt spirit eloug^to *0me oat and Join the strikers. I will not take any part In calling,out the American Fed­ eration of Labor. It* action must be voluntary. The Amalgamated has not .. ----- C loot anything, but ha. mad. gains” i Secretary Williams said: (forwarded to John William*. ■ Thp certificates of th* secretaries of th* stelew named Showing tho combined official rote will determine who a« entitled to the prizes and tho awards will bo made within » day* after th* official rota U known. . "I think the greatest surprise ot tho striky will come to tbo steel officials •1,000.00 Carnegie plant- We have reliable re­ ports to tbe effect that the Lower City mill la tied up and that but-cm mill tn the Upper mill is on. We have not made known our plans and still have some surprise* for the manufacturers." ”T. J. SHAFFER, President. -JOHN WILLIAMS. Sec.-Treasurer. “M. F. TIOHE, AsalaUst Secretary. "Ban L Dari*. Journal Manager.'' The trouble anticipated at Mones­ order. Those at South Chicago and sen this morning did not come, and Milwaukee absolutely refuse to strike. tbe large plant ot the American Tin Th* W0 Amalgamated men nt Joliet Plate company there Is in full opera- will not deride finally on their action until Wednesday, but they hare al­ ready disobeyed the strike orttr by de­ Th* strike leader* planned to call the termining to remain at work until men out thia morning, but at the last moment refrained from doing no. They aay that they will act later. , Ctayaiand. O. Aug. U.—The first at­ tempt to break the great staei rtrlke ao far as Ohio U concerned will bs made In !hla city duy-ag the week at the works of ths Cteeoenl Tlnplata Cutchetm plant, which was operated company, which la a part ot the IJqlted last week with a nonunion crew, mads BUtae Sta*l corporntiou. A big build­ a wavering start this morning, and Is ing ha* been erected soar thv com­ In operation, although shorthanded. pany's mill* to p-ovide aebomoodaThe Republic Iron works I* tied up tlon for non-unloa men. who will be and the firs*, started thia morning in Mtrrfpatlott of rewopUoo. are tankthat their position la quite secure and that ths plant trill not be affected by tbe present difficulty. «:«»atar. Coro-Ns.^ Srs �chines Editor and Proprietor. What it Casta to Bun tho State. fund* of Ihe imitation. But notwltb•landing thia fact, every member put* tying In some respects, while In others Some of the principal Items which waul £44.39 from state tax lands; 1160,057.53 from delinquent taxes, (it cost the state •57,090.08 to collect this item, however); receipt* from county treasurers, (and ot 1 iu'l kin say *60 Hicklin, • I iu'l bin ii; $50 Macklssi, f I iM'l sail ,uj $40 MkMiii. There are no family sewing machines made worth over $40. I can sell a splendid first-class !' machine for . I • . 133.00 A nice one for 380.00. Good ones for $25.00. Some for. . . 120.00. Good sewers forfl 6.00. And on easy terms; I don’t want all you have aud ever expect to have, for a sewing machine. All the machines I sell-are from the very best makes made, such as the K. * New Home, Standard, White, Domestic, Household, and several others, all first-class machines. The Standard rotary and vibra­ ting shuttles, two machines in one, lock and chain stitch. The New Domestic, two ma­ ' chines in one, lock and chain stitch, ball bearing, runs very light • Standard, two machines tn one, lock and chain stitch. I have sold 1171 machines aud . . think I know which are good I have just received 10 gross large bottles of oil, the very best made, regular price 10c., but for the next 30 days I will sell. five bottles for 25cl, or one bottle pie in tho form of state taxes) *3,096,246.23; Interest on surplus funds, *75,722.75; miscellaneous receipt* of the state land office, M15.615.02; from tho United Sutes government on account of the Spanish war claims, (351,482.99. ting, for expense*, and the legislature allow, 1L low, tbeae iurtllaUou*’ claim. It la ap­ parent that the Kate pay, tho bill* twice. Ho baa therefore very properly decided that he can not allow the public treasury to i>e looted in this way ahd although it la stated that ba la making enemlea by thia policy, be deeorvM to bo commended for it, a, he la atmply doing hi* duty In protecting tho public treoaury against a palpable wrong. SrpBETary Gage haa been pointing out to would-be Porto Rican bankers ting items which make up tbe general how they can "get around" the provlafund, and this fund still had on hand al loot ot tbo law requiring bank director, the close of the fiscal year *2,097,704.90. to live In tbe dlatricta where their bank, are located. Absentee director, sooner the sum of *1,538,842.80, of which the railroads paid SI. 145,384.70; the express would certainly teem that Secretary companies *1,44X32; “iro Insurancecom- Gage might find something to do better panlos *148,337.38; life Insurance com­ than allowing bow this can be oom pa al­ pa nice *116,122.41; telegraph companies •5,192.90; and telephone companies, SO Mr. Chamberlain wnuixincre that •38,962.66. This handsome revenue of nearly M,- In case of an European war Greet Brit­ 000,(XXI would seem to have been far In ain will turn loose her savage* from Africa on tbo enemy. After ail. thl* la yet tbe expenditure* fell but little be­ only what tbo ha* always done when low this sum. the total disbursement* *be wa, (wuhod Read the history of being *6,700,007.06. Whore did all thia the Revolution and see wlcu horror, ohe worked by eld of the Indian*. lion, go to? The slate institutions used IT’S a pity that the country must suf­ •1,605,539; tbo support of the Insane cost *160.855 at the eastern asylum, *188,- fer because of a labor quarrel that could 824 at the Kalamaxoo asylum, *166,938 eerily lie settled by fair ooncearion* on al tho northern asylum; and *150,438 at both side*. Tbo failure to settle peace­ tho other smaller asylums. This makes ably hurries on the day uf compulsory a total for supporting tno insane of arbitration, which haa been such a »uc•066,055. Tho gamo and fish wardens c«* elsewhere, used *13,316; and the state board uf MR. flAVKMKVtH of the sugar trust says that ixiugrrws will give the sugar whose usefulness Is yet problematical, men wlial they want No doubt! The cost the SUU *118,451, and the legisla­ republicans Io that body follow scrip­ tive expenses were (160,568, Another ture and refuse co muxxlr the ox that treads out the campaign oouirthucions. to stale officers, clerk* and )udgos of court*, amounting to M3U.04B Or OOUKSK, Senator Hanna sent the It may be gratifying to the taxpayers rain, ihit have rwently comforted the week. What his friend- cannot under­ pendluires, amounting In tbe aggregate stand, however, wa* why ho wasted any to *6,700,000 for running the sUtc gov­ of thorn oo Now Mexico, when that ernment one year, there Is s surplus In country has no electoral vote*. tho treasury of *2,837,523.84. which is considerably larger than for many yearn. Did It over occur to y era that the toon Perhaps some of our heavily burdened bo admire* and to whom the republican cd from the foreign weaklingby a tariff hand Is so largu. We confnm wo cannot averaging <0 per coni? answer them. . It would seem to bo the true policy io Wine in Franco I* now veiling at a collect as lltlio money from the people quarter of s cent a gallon and grapes JTHE J. S. GOODYEAR CO.'S; CONCLUSION OF * Rebuilding salei CONVENIENCE of our friends who have been unable ffRto THE take advantage of this sale during the past two weeks we have decided to continue it during the coming carnival week. be able to present to our patrons a store up-to-date in every particular. We cordially invite all who visit the city during the carnival to inspect our new store and the bargains we have to offer. iad Fruit Growers little better than serves. themequito. Let them fight It out. If sympathy or approval of tho public. each other, nobody will Consult our advertisements of the previous two weeks, note that which particularly interests you and make it a point to purchase what you need during this the last week of our sale. ' _ We call your attention particularly to our large carpet department on second floor where we are offering extraordinary bargains in fine carpets, mattings, linoleums and floo. denims. ** a* a* Be sure to ask for tickets for the Organ Contest. u* J* WE TAKE DUE BILLS ON ALL GROCERIES THE SAME AS MONEY. GOODS DELIVERED. PHONE 25»J. The J. S. Goodyear Co. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. X 4- 4* 4-4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 9* j- . uotinfl eomwt cA Crown * " Needles for all machines. 1 •'. have just bought a large quantity run the state government efficiently and pay to gather them. Thus, enor­ cheaper than ever and shall for a economically. This would be the demo not mous crop* seem almost a* grtat calamfew day sell them for 20c. per dozen. to collect ell tho public wll) stand, aud >130 CROWN ORGAN • Attachments and broken or expend it with a lavish hand, al the AOCORDINO to representative* of tho worn out ports far your old ma­ same time accumulating as large a sur­ Venoxuelan government here, the rechines furnished on short notice. plus as possible. This kind of financing Pumps for wells and cisterns, makes a good showing at the end of the never was begun; and It doesn't amount to anything anyway. any quantity af them, cheaper than you ever bought them, all ' our own make. Buckets, leath­ to Inwro political candidate* against Tho Steel Trust Cannot Crush ers for buckets, cylinder coup­ defeat. It wouldn’t workorer here, too -Unionism. ‘ lings, valves, tubing for well and cistern and chain pumps, also Tbo stool trust v,111 never gain the lots of chain pumps with rubber sympathy or approval of tho American Goodyear Dry Goods Co. buckets. It will pay you to call people by ita cruel policy ot removing What wo cannot understand Is why • and get my prices before buying. it* plants from towns in which union tho British should object to our locomo­ C. W. Clarke & Co., groceries. Is strong. This drastic course it tive* aud yet should accept Willlo Axtor Woolley & Bronson, shoes. Farrand fi Votey and labor is pursuing with several of Its mills. and J. J. VanAlen without a ringlo Fred L. Heath, drugs. United States Organs The removal of a largo Industry from a murmur. Chidester & Burton, clothing. j. The very finest made. Call and small town will work great hardship You will remember that Napoleon M. W. Hicks, flour and feed. -nee. I am here far business and not only-^o tbo laborers themselves, but tho Groat declared that bistory wm on­ Renkes Walldorff, furniture. shall ask for your trade. does busineM In that community. But ly a eerie* ofllea agreed upon. Wonder J. P. Renkes, bakery. Yours truly, what Admiral Schley thinks of it? F. R. Pancoast, jewelry. Now the oil octopus bx* gotten after Barnaby & Herrick, restaurant. their plans and make their employee T, PHILLIPS. By that time we hope to have our extensive improvements nearly completed and to The census dlioovered only one don­ tton to Imltutb Vanderbilt who Insolent­ ly told the public to be d—d if it did not key In Washington. Evidently con-1 like hl» course. Certain la It that th* lou will please send their steel trust has enough money at Ita com­ >*o i. S- JEdwards, See'y, mand to bld defiance to pabUo opinion, IF Lord Roberta got half a million far Bat It Li not ponslble that say body ot not whipping tho Boer*, bow much ATTENTION THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN NOW is the time to have your outfits repaired, and we are the people who can give you the best prices on all kinds of repair woik. Boilers Reflucd, Cylinders Rebored, Boilers Patched, Smoke Stacks Made, Engines Repaired, All Kinds of Casting Done. Before having anything done give us a call. EARLY & BURNS, Phone 47. Adjoining Bentley & Rider', Planing MW. It’s Always a Our third great cut price shoe sale be­ gins today. , ■pursue a policy founded on sei flub noua and cruelty and prosper. Public opinion and others in proportion. claiming an alibi by the fact that Samp­ son ha* already proved khat for himself. acre the principle* of just lev and i Skvkbal nomlnae, of the boiling democrat* of Ohio arc rumored tn have made their wupe. ; *. Certainly Hcannot cruahunionism by Astounded Tho Editor. Editor 6. A. Brown, of Becnettaville, 8. O.,wm once ImmetuMly vurprUod. ••Through long angering from dy,pep­ sin," ho write*, ‘‘my wife wa* greatly run down. She bad no strength or vigor aud Buffered great dlitro*, from her ttomaoh, but «ta tried Electric Bitten which helped her al once, and. after wring four boida*. the I* antirely w«U. ran rax anyth tag. If, a grand See and hear the FAMOUS UPRIGHT GRAND PLANO, Made by Behr Bros., New York CUy. They’re extraordinary shoes at much less than ordinary prices. IPs the quality that attracts and the price that sells. You have the pick of one of the largest shoe stocks in Barry co We have Oxford Ties to tie $3.50 Oxford for $2.75. Respectfully, C. H. OSBORN. �Propria tor Only Two Weeks Mis* May Montgomery went, to Buffs- E. M. Brown of Carlton, August Oth, at Frank Hyatt of Harting* la forking 6:0C p. m. to wl tores the uniting In mar­ for the Wlddlcomb Co.-Charlotte riage of their daughter, Mia* Nelliw A. Quality Count With You? I Cinnamon bark is > Ceylon and China < wild tree branches, from ■ bushes and from the shoots of four to ten year old trees. Various kinds are known in commerce. P '.When a dealer guarantees cinna­ mon to be “pure” you oupht to laugh at him. Of course it's all - PURE, but what of that? Quality ■ is what counts. Our F, Ceylon Cinnamon Farrucr* and Fruit Grower* of Barry Mr*. 8. J. McClintock returned Sat­ urday night from an extended visitwith her daughter, Mra- A. D. Hoskin, in DeMott. Ohio. The Misses Naomi and Phlleno Went­ worth returned Saturday from a visit tho institute a very interesting talk last In Grand Rapid*, accompanied by Mis* Friday afternoon on the subject of lea­ Rev*. H. D. Chaney of this city and B. H. Cheney ot Rive* Junction officiating. Many beautiful and pseful gifts were presented tbe bride end groom. The young people took tho evening train for Grand Rapids to spend a few days with their return as they can complete their bouse on tho farm six miles north of th* city, they will be found at home. Craig, of thia city, were married al the floe specimen* of hl* artistic skill at pen . Tbe Michigan Central announce* a Rev. Geo. Bullen. and Ink sketching. Tuesday, Aug. 6, a daughter was Miss Nettie Hendershott, Mis* Alice erne City and Charlevoix iiepttunber Nashville, and Prank Wilcox of this ' ' is the bark of the young shoots. city is cow grandpa. outing In the north. . It has a flavor different from wbat Star Grange, No. 806, will give an Ice Mr*. Mary Johnson of Irving town­ is usually called “cinnamon.” It ship, started on a visit to the Pan-Amerf gives a relish to sauce and a Mr*. Matthew Hall’s next Tuesday '...piquancy to canned fmit that is evening- Everybody invited. Y., Tuesday evening. _lffily flelighlftil. If youv’e never Mis* Vera Doyle returned Monday Bert Withey, after having a vacation E Used any real Ceylon “shoot" evening from a three weeks' visit In L cinnamon, we advise yon to get Muskegon, accompanied by her cousin, tin U> roumo hit dullre at rai reman for an*, f'— wV... will rimiln for I some. You'll not be satisfied ■ with the coarse bark kind any longer. What’s true of cinna- William Shaw, a student of the uni­ bocn secured, called the Queen Trio, H mon is true of other spices. We versity who ha* been spending the sum­ consisting of two boys aud a girl who make a specialty of first quality mer with Homer Washburn, returned give an Intcrreting platform perfor­ to Aun Arbor Tuesday. Mr. Shaw's mance. j spices. son at 10:00 a. m , leaving Hostings at 11: 50 and arriving in Grand Rapid* al 12: 45 p. m. At Grand Rapid* pareen- quelle or the Grand Rapid* & Indiana. The Fore Marquette leave* al 1:00 p. txtl TROUSERS? At These Low Prices. 60c . 65c : 75c. 11.00 . fl.2S . 11.50 . #2-00 . 12.50 . #3.00 . >8.50 . 14.00 . >4.50 . . . . . . . . . . . .PANTS. .PANTS. .PANTS. .PANTS. . PANTS. .PANTS. .PANTS. .PANTS. .PANTS. .PANTS. .PANTS. .PANTS. . . . . . . ,. . . . . . . 49c. . 54c. . 63c. . 74c. . 97c. . >1.12. . 11X7. . >1.73. . >2.23. . $2.87. . #8.12. . >8.25. n>., Charlevoix at 8.-00 P- kl; and Pe­ leaves Grand Rapid* at 1:00 p. m. and faro from Hasting* for the round trip turn by any regular train (excepting | home is in Salt Lake City. While coming to town Monday after­ lion not later than Friday, Sept. 13. Leon Craig and Alonzo Baker plead noon. Mr*. E. E- Gorham found a log Early application should bo made for guilty Monday In Justice Walker's ■ chain. Owner can have same by payscans In the parlor car Baggage • The Druggist. checked through to destination. plainant being Frank Holly. They residence. H. M. Erb aud family of this city and Rev. James A. Brown left Saturday afternoon on a vacation trip. He went iocte are camping al Leach lake. Elery to Lansing to spend Sunday and from HougbtaUn and wife arrived there there he intended to go to Detroll, early ymterday morning. Cleveland and perhaps other points in Flinch card* Gilbert Striker has purchased of Ohio. Henry Yorty a pair of black horses. 3 O. B. Wilcox told a Herald reprc- aud i ycart old and weighing 3160 pounds. Bert rays they are tho best Isaac Eggleston went io Grand Rap­ draft team in Barry county ids yesterday morning tif there to Ohio for a short visit, so it is All old soldier* who wish co go to the ;A' ' Brace Hayden went tc Constantine rafo to say they are enjoying them- national encampment al Cleveland, Monday to visit friends. September Ptb, are requested to eall at the headquarter* on the picnic ground* and it'*marked “Bennett." August 21-23. for the purpose of making county and Invite* buxine** men wbo want something in this Uno to call and Company F, 8lb Michigan infantry, will hold a reunion at tho hall of Fitz­ for Kentucky Tuesday night. your order* outside of towii. gerald Port in thl* city next Tuesday. Frank Newton of Grand Rapid* I* Tho Michigan Central Co, has had August 22. All the surviving member* visiting relative* In this city. Ml** Belle Jennings of Grand Rapids, tend. Meeting from &00 until 6:00 p. and tho result is a decided, improve ­ ha* been railing MU* Pearl Hall. --Miss Leila Garn returned Saturday ment In the looks of tho building. Deputy Sheriff Boyle* of Kalamazoo They will also paint the freight house. arrested a young man named Harry from a visit In Bowling Green, O. The Cltlxens Telephone Co. have Austin at Coats Grove Monday on a completed their Freeport line and in ­ charge of larceny. Il is alleged that B. church next Sunday, Aug. 18th. stalled an exchange in that village Austin while working for a farmer V The R Mudge property in the second with about 3 Ssubacribers to begin with. Io the township uf Cooper took about u’ ward is undergoing extensive repair*. Foster Slssoo will be local manager. Player* ot fllnoh will And Just what Fann line* have been added to Leach belonging to his employer. they want in the line of cards at the lake and Carlton Center. Bargain* at H. A M. Withoy'* next A 7-year-old sou of Waller Kelly wa* Saturday: 18 pounds granulated sugar, Mia* Maud Kelley Matted Tuesday quite severely bitten by a dog belong81:00; 10 bars good washing soap, 25e.; icg to Philip Burges* last Friday. A 25 pounds White Lilly flour, 656; gold number of children were playing In raisins 10c; good toilet soap 3c per bar; rivsd here Saturday, to visit the family Of E. C. Bowling. good broom 20; tbo bort calico 4c a nd 6c. Miss Fanny Erb returned Saturday Judge Clement Smith, and wife aud The committee for tho soldier* and from Grand Rapids, accompanied by their daughter, Mis* Gertrude, arrived citizens festival wish tbe HERALD to Charlie Schumann. % homo last Saturday, having stopped ask tho citizen* to decorate their home* I Fred IN WHICH TO BUY Don’t Miss This Sale. CHIDESTER & BURTON L. Heath, Perwul. Broadhead Dress Goods! Have an established reputation for their Perfection of Weave, Brilliancy of Lustre, Unsurpassed Wearing Qualities, NEW FALL STYLES AT ■s from Nashville, where he baa been Niskern and children, who had aocomVanled them as far as Chicago did not decorating a residence. stop Ln that city but came right through, arriving homo Thursday. -, Mr. Schumann’s vacation. Mrs. C. F. Field went to Clinton Fri­ daughters, Margery and Doria, of Hastday to visit friends in ihai village and in Tecumseh and Manchester. -Mis* Minnie Matthews and Mis* Annie Giddings returned from the sum­ mer school at Ann Arbor Friday night. visiting Mr. and Mrs. Peter Stevens of Mr*. John Kilpatrick of Cleveland, Tower, from Sunday until Wednesday. Farmers and Fruit Grower* of Barry county: 1 will be prepared to buy and handle peaebra after August 10. T. 8. DjlMott. in one of our Charlotte exchange* wo notice a marriage Uconse for Geo. H. Baker of Charlotte and Nellie G. Seger of thisdty. with flags during the event of next st compliance with this request. Let us give the city a gala appearance in . Mr*. Milton Coulter of Irving town­ snip underwent an operation for the removaKpf an ovarian tumor yesterday, Dr. Smith of Grand Rapid* being ths operating surgeon. The cssu is criti­ cal but it is thought the patient has t JI Chance Bargain Ing*.—Kalamazoo Telegraph, Aug. B. was assisted by Dr*. Hamlin and Taylor One day last week John M. Payne of Middleville and Lowry of this city. made a contract with Otto 8hulu of Isaac Cunningham of Irving town­ Nashville for 1,000 bushels of potatoes, ship, mot with a painful accident Mon­ and parties commenced digging tbe day. Ho waa trimming hl* Lawton labors Monday. The price to bo paid is struck him In tho eye, cutting open the per acre, and expects to dig fully 1,200 eye ball and inflicting, a very painful bushels of marketable potatoes. He and it is thought that the sight will not late potatoes. be Injured. pf tbo HtutAi.D’.s g musing contest offer. Last Thursday afternoon, Mead and We print Jn another column th* comRead tho big ad. on another page for particular*. Mra. W. C. Kelley loft Tuesday night were riding their pony to their grkndthat section. L. E. Stauffer’s the committee have Mill others in sight. Read the program and you will see that Hasting* is bound to have .the with a whip. This raused him to jump, r. T. B. WoodlD, Aug. Wth, throwing t the bey* to tbe ground, injur- one within a hundred mile* of this city ter »ud Mia* Julta E. Burd lug । Ciaru so that he could not go to Hw farmers* picnic ths next day. While returning from Gun lake last ectna filnch cards ot a «u- Thursday afternoon, Mra. Elisabeth Frank J. Mans of Hastings, who will continue'the btndneM at the present tnGr^dlUpM. and Mund under the title of “The City Drag she Lw-atd not control it; ft back'. i into excellent busier** ability aud he* a «ss thrown out over th* drahbuard no- large number of friends in this city Use Ada voboul ot pbar- 4 This is the hottest number yet—a chance for you to buy . . . Eadies fall €aP«S for less than the material would cost. * * * * * Brocade Lace Trimmed Capes, $1.75, now $1.00 Brocade Lace Trimmed Capes, $2.50, now $1.50 Brocade Silk Lace Trimmed Capes, $3,007 now $2.00 Brocade Silk, Lace and Ribbon Trimmed Capes, $4.50, now $3.00. * ‘‘An ounce of satisfaction is worth a ton of talk,” so we will give you an ounce of talk on this sole and you will get a ton of satisfaction by buying one of these capes. HOG LE PWed* dtkvMii �1861 YEARS AGO Warn You Against the Moat Dreadfully Fatal You Can be Cured by Promptly Using Dr. Kidney-Liver Pill*. Anniversary >ITH marching and waving of banner*, wttb speechify­ aettoaa tn tlx watka during Jana gad ing and glorifying, th* Joly. In tbo last, at Bleb mountain, McClellan *catt«rcd an army and killed Ita loader. That waa victory, and "Lttbrate tho day* of auld lang syno at th* annual eocampment in Cleveland Sept 8 to 14. Thl* 1* th* forttoth an- blurts* were marching and waving banner*, speechifying and glorifying all along tho line from Maine to Iowa. In Beptemb-r, 1W1, *hln bruised and the CM, flicrcascd tbo nary and called bleeding, tbo army was looking tbs tbo veteran Ftmfut from lit* foae war Job over and bracing mnsclo und gardau on tbo Spdaoa to plow torpelimb for another trial. Tbe job bad grown upon public common aeoae as well as on public Imagination since Sumter day*. Borne old bead* were Pda to artarriadgad wbenlw *b* ware* Do*t fengiM that yea “It |* frequently argued (hat becacs* tba annual road tax produce* no hard road* that therefore at toast a torn part of tbo money I* wasted. (1) In Young. tbe hero of tho cavalry fight at mo*t «tate* part of th* tax la spent tar QoaaUnaa. Oub*, completed tbe tUro* mnr atari bridges. In IJIttwi* a little month*' term tn tbo Pounaylvanla mi­ Moro than one-quarter of Uh> road tax litia on Sept. A 1MI: got Ma commto- to *o tpent. Steel bridges are a sub­ stantial Improvement and would be *1ry ho rain'd under Lincoln'* call for moat Imperative with stons roods. (J) 800,000 three year man. MacArthur, Another considerable part Of th* taxes the youngest of all the vetcran general* sow on th* ta*Kr, being then under the floors of bridge*, which ezpenao military age, took up tb* roto of *cbool- would be practically th* same whether master lu tbe campe of the recruits it tba road* ar* Improved or not (3) A furthcr ran la Spent In Improving the drainage, which would be nKjutrod be­ fore good etoua road* could be built (43 Part of tbo road laxea 1* used to pay for mowing the roadatdoa. which Burfacn were Improved. (5) Finally a considerable portion of the money Is card In maintaining thu surface, and If the roads wrro Improved a considera­ bly larger sum wonld be required for a like pnrpo**. IDERAGENTSWj in eseb town to ride and exhibit a tunpl* loot model bicycle o< our mannfactcre. YOU CAN BARB MTl ' 810 A WEEK besides having a wheel to rid* for ytmroA - 1801 Isidt $10 to $18 'OOA’88>od»l»fil$7t.$« tin south go tn peace.“ Hut tbe spunky younger brother* of tho north said, "Time enough for that after we bar* corp*, division* and brigade* of sol­ dier*. eager to win. but at tho same ttmo willing loam tho rule* of th* 10 DAYS FREE TRIAL. £££ no rial in ordering from ns, as you do not need to nay a It ll.a la ...It _ ' Auiiuaiu esiieu meui w*« uvusThere was nothing mingy nor halt /“ ,he hearted about tbo patriotism which fill“ *d th* recruiting camp* of the fall of Chicago. *yi,“ra- •Ide. Somebody bad been bort la try­ ing to march from tb* Potomac to the gulf. Somebody must yet be hurt on tb* asm* Conroe, and more were ready surprised and wounded < I grew for a »*<P at tba sudden and remorseless foe. It was a mighty mood and a savagn and on. Invoking tbe soul of John Brown and proposing to swing Jeff Da­ vis’ hammock andrr balmy apple •hade*, were In earnest, and If th* would bsre happened worth recalling in 1001. perhaps tbe end of the war. But a three month** campaign I* Just tltno enough Ln which to find out whether or not you moat fight and whether or not you're glad or sorry for race between tbo optrit ot April and September, 1801. by saying; "Until Bull Hun I wax afraid I wouldn't get right ct a Johnny** coattan till It waa all tract kitchen and the robbery of po­ litical favorite* eager to get rich, though th* troop* Blurred nod wore ahoddy. Every rcnderrou* bad it* FRENCH HIGHWAYS. THE GREAT TONIC LAXATIVE that I* to be given to detail*. instrotnenta of precision only differ with or­ dinary Instruments tn care given to dacontriving which tb* Inventor ha* giv­ en tbo most time to smallest [>art!cutars. The- French have applied that principle- to th* administration of tbo 10*1 Without him in It, but *twa* useless to *ay so. aud bv bldcd bl* time, meanwhllo getting familiar with tbo Idea that tattle* could be lost and taking In other nugget* of liorso aen*e about war. One uf tbo general* said that the troop* ha. took out In April. 18B1, were th* flnen soldier* and tho pooreet fighter* of appetite, insomnia, lack cf energy, bad blood, blotched or muddy skin, or any symptom* and disorder* which toil th* atory of bad Bbwsla and an impaired digestive *y*t*m, IaxsIcoI* Will CuXO You.J . tb* mucous membrane* of th* stomach, purify your blood and put you "on your feet” again. Yopr appetite will return, your bowel* tnor* regu­ larly, your liver and kidr.ry* ccas* toAroublo you, your akin will char and F«M«W FRED L. HEATH The object In tbe maintenance of road* la to have them all kept tn meh a state that carriage* will roll upon them In th* best of condition*. It is. then, of tho gre«t*at Importance to ob- m after Bull Hun were tbe poorest sr* and tbo best fighters. When eouidn't get at the en*my, they This can only bo don* by constant overseeing and with a perfect organ­ ization of resources at bind, consisting IT COSTS NOTHING EXTRA TO TRY FOR IT. There I* evory reason to believe that Wo*tcbe*ter eounly, N. Y., win shortly have 00 pailea of macadamised boule­ vard* extending through tbe entire tength of the county. • -. The D«w road* win be greatly used by coaching parties and automobile*, and many Westchester millionaire* aro CHASES ooon aa tbe LcgtiUture la In session tho good roads committee and a large dele­ gation of taxpayer* will go to Albany and urgo th* passage of a general good road* bill which will proride for naw highway* throughout tbo itate. [mericaM. PATENTS. Wayn* 'Vaiily Bank Bldg., DETROIT. �THE NILES BANK PAYS AGAIN. - Julius Koseiibitrg from WUltam T. Bmaltey. ®e of Bay City’s most prominent bnalnraa men. died from heart disease Friday. Ho ran CATHARTIC Trunk about WOO tor hla services tn aiding fraud, a Grand out riding |n a down Reuben Feinberg, a notorkros med companion. confidence mao. ■ bed ef4100. • The representative of t Cleveland syndicate lias completed negotiations ........ 1881 properly in Wayne eouaty waa $110,683, LIO, but In IBM. 1» him Insane. years later, it aggregated SMl-Mfrtmu m An Increase of $130.&52.7«L Writ­ ber purchase scandal. It la alleged that drank a quantity of carbolic acid and ten statements, compiled from official overcharges and abort dallverire ammonia, having mistaken tbe bottle Don’t Be Fooleoi containing it for a bottle of wtne. Her of $1,500 to $2,000. ROCKY MOUNTAIN TEA F. H. Edwards, of Hart, disappeared from hte home Bunday night and 5Ved- critical coodWoa. nasday night bls body was found tn Hargis WOoon. a young girt in Cali­ fornia township, went to s neighbor's committed suicide. ' The matrimonial Insurance concern Mate tax commtoalon Increased tbs as­ st Grand Rapids, which Deputy Attor­ sessed valuation of tbs stats about ney-General Choe ordered to stop do$350,000,000, but there is a peat fytU- Sboslnesa In thia alate, will not subwithout a fight tag off this year. Hlxty-four counties choking tbe dog. out of 83 V10*’ a° Increase of only $Xftamuel A. Gentle, a prominent and 824.52A, white Wsyne county gtxre an wealthy fruit package manufacturer of Increase of nearly $4^)00,000. on a charge of fotxlng a 'portgagv upon a farm In Camden township whlle register o. drads. sUndcr. each for $10,000. Thoe. Erins, The draught and Kot The Adams Instalment Co., ot Kate- a wbdcsals florlaL Is plslntlff la ons maxoo. would like to Interview Edward esse, and his yonng daughter. UUte Ball, tte district manager, who bag left May. in tbe other, tables, so that Detroit housewives ere town. company claims to be shy R , |d . finding prices greatly advanced over aercrnlThe hundred dollara pJlJLproposes £ to bring suit for those of a year ago. Tomatoes, for Frederick Sdiultx. of the Canadian damagea, based ou an article pnbllahed Koo. shot and killed hte wife Wcdnea- In ■- •» —Bee **— Hive, ™— the — official organ -—of • tbe day and — seriously wounded — , afternoon —.. — ~ ----------- the Maccabees, justifying the supreme hte 12-year old stepdaughter. Schults tent’s action In deposing Maj. Boynton, had been drinking heavily. and nsserttug that bn waa a disturbing Howard Wing, the traveling dentist, factor In the order. worth B5 cento n bushel last sraaoo. will stay tn Lapeer Jail until tho HepW. A. Smith and E. D. Conger have $25.00 $31.50 IS W. bushel. Apples are quoted at $1.50 to temlx-r term of court, because be la purchased for a syndicate of capitalists $525 per barrel, ns against $2.6Q a uanble to furnish ball In the lltegni the lime kiln Interests of Capt.' H. O. year ago. Everything slssts propor­ parentage case against him. Rose, tbo pioneer lime man of northtionately high. Ml ImtwCIiksgs whipped his young dsuantere with a 10 I'«tx>akey. as It to the intention of tbs ar-.'ShT,-. knotted rope tbe test week In June, ayndleata to work tbe kllna to tbalr full garo u $1,000 bond for tbe support of capacity. after a prolonged recess. The fore­ tbe children and good behavior. frank Ballsy, the Ntlro dwarf. Is man of tbe Jury. Henry Hpring, has P. D. LYON, Trav. Paw. Agt,, t St., WestDetroit, Mioh. a- poor opinion of the work aceotnJohn Sebastian, O. P. A., vised aa.ltomcdlate adjournment Tho iChicago. only matter of gsnera) Interval which. tows: Beni rente. $1123.878.583; person- «•<& 74 Te*r» old sod have traveled all al. $311407.443; total. $1.X13.SY1,O2,V “Ter the United States with tbe oldThe Michigan Barrel Co., of Grand tlm* . leged- use of money In buying dele­ gates to tbe last Republican county Rapids, hits (tedded to rebuild tbe mou*. plant recently burned. It is expected •Ptnr tackle this question, ni they the factory, which will employ 250 The receiver of tbi defunct First Nahanda, win be completed In U0 Osya. il“n«l Bank announces that a third div- CUM CONSTIPATION. ... astwnsuma- • Afcgetabte frr paration for Assimilat ing ncFoalattfUefluiaitag ft* SkMMtta aixl lim-ls of Promotes DigcalionJChrerfulness and Besl Contains neither Ophin.Marphtne norMneral not Nah c otic . Worms £oimtfaxHw,Feverish nett and Loss or Sunn*. GREAT ROCK ISLAND B, ROUTE SS!£;,."JK,TK54S£i“'’JS: J I MoaisviSf and Nashville Ths girl claims Thorn gave her $3 to keep quiet Thorn makes a awreplug Ohio and MichIran Naval brigade*. dental •Vllltam Ouaser. of Grand Rapids, known there as ” Popcorn BiUy." was . opinleo. ths Michigan naval mhllla. aa, drowned In Used take Sandsy white fishing with Obarlre Sbuker. Cuaaer ' . 'e ~cc!!o. It to thought that tho bank ‘will j?,. ultimately pay depositors Sollar wU1 -°J for dollar. A Benton Harbor canning company - . . _ .. . . Edwnrd Dobbs, an Ishpeming barkeeper, .was the victim of tbe third holdup committed within a month. Ho ’“e ivuiratu air nut rvtenxru vue cviap.ny will be losers by thousands of dollars. Other factories are fa a ilka predicament a substantial reward for the capture of tho bandit. Bilan A Van Aukcn have contracted for tbe entire cut of the mills of Row Bros, at Bearerton for the season, estlmated at 12,000.000 fret Tbe firm has iway from tbs aDsy bark also routracted for the rata of other l The Mock struck Wil- targe mills. Nelson Brayton, of Coldwater to old. ta the face, add tbe ’ boy died charged with baring entered bto f«tbearly Sunday m*n>lng at Harper hos­ pital. Farrir Is locked up. tie Is the of $20. It la also n’Jcged Hut bo later Tin Ptala Co.’s plant in Muskegon, all Uf whom belong to I bo Amalgamated aasoctatloa, are on strike. If ths struggle continues long It will affect 'be Independent lull! ot the American UlU Co- wt,leb ‘■mploys about 300 “fa- •*> *nrmber» of the Ai mated association. Mattle Cronan, daughter of <*« QaiCroad, Cr~, Centra! Southern Trunk Line. I Wlittr Ttiritl Tlckiti Florida | <5V)LF COiMT thia year shows cOmmorutaWe pro- of * group ot small 1 day, John M. Farrar. Signature Of Use For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA KOTICB or HEARING CLAIMS. Michigan Cektrai, " nt Bumtn Fall, Bout,. &4 dir <4 JaBMH •1U beteanlbifcn notice or hkabino claim a Aicaa, Ccun hup, Iiiizuat ul Iqait UOrij. 11,000 cans of tomatoes at 73 cants a can. Owing to the drought tbe cost 1 ■« I and $150 of her father's money. Their and skipped. were captured at Onondaga and aru Naval officiate at Washington say now tn Ja|L Tbs woman has been marAtnerlcans In Venexuote are not men- tied and baa one child. seed. Had a situation existed which Tbc borrtbie httn>, ltl(] bnilsre him is manslaughter. Frlto for folder, deacrtpUve matter, , to C. L. STONE, ? . General Passenger Agont. In Oundcsi Sunday night. As near as ■ LoutoviUc, Ky. can be estimated about $500 or 1000 Vcnesuckn wat i to R. J. Wemysa. on aud Industrial Ky., and . bo will maps. Illustrated s Hsu of lands and r, Tenneawe, Ala- Bears the In Cheaper than Ever A The Kind You Have Always Bought these burglaries within the . last 30 mrerths, end tbe people are aroused. Several detectives bare begun a still hunt for tbo perpetrators. It Is thought by many that the culprits are rroldeota of tbe village. MINOR MICHIGAN MATTERS. American Laundry. CLEAN, patronise the American Laundry. Collars, cuffs and shirts dune up in the latest styles. Prices Ing liquor Illegally. the lowest. Hural tree deliviwy service haa been I’rop. ratabiishsd at White Hall. Muskegon Standish, who He acid through big Chapin dam at Buchanan. About $100,000 will ijo expended on It. Robert Flntey. of Crystal Falta, who was shot In a quarrel with Capt. B. C. Bennett, to dead, and ileotratt ba* been received notice qf bls appofatmeiil tn rrKmi rrd fatal, tbo unfortunate man <Iy- WlUtam Harrington, of Banitee Osoter, to under arrest charged with havFreak Bailey. the mldgeC Ing procured the performance of a changed his mind ataxrt going to tbe criminal operation on. bls I5-ye*r-old poorhottee. and will tour the state for wife, who died suddonly Hrly In Juno. *— --------------*. ostensibly from tbe beat OommlMloner Moreland, of Detroit, was besought by n preify young?----never signed it. There -Is a second an to secure a position fojr her bru mortgage for $100. and Hatley's Idea Is who. she related, had managed to three polIceman, but really was stronk enough for bard work. John Graham was arrested Saturday night. charged with forging orders on entire local merchants. Hs struck Battle Creek from Chicago lu the morning and In tbe afternoon obtained a. pair Mid day J hurtatf. PEbe Marquette n.’KsaxsstfSiii'fe kUimsh: Joseph river, inner day for t ■oven couple spliced. ’ . Wo. J. Brown, a prominent farmer. er*s while attempting to pass a similar order for a bat. Tho orders were forged. Amelia Canfield, ot Grand Hat.UK ami Helen Decker, of Humner. Midi., legatees of tbe tato Palrtmr C. DerMna. of Indians. Inventor and phllanthrop- Attention Inventors. E. 0. Elgtero, patent lawyer Wash- have been defendants In n suit In St.' columns, Is an attorney of twenty-one JataaHafr. of Mendon. *■» »»*» INCIPIENT placed under bonds pending further bearing Aug. Vogel, of Ludington rity. and W. J. Dromood. of Milwaukee, bought mended to us. Hto rating will be found Nsm^ssSm PAINFUL Pills Tbs Ladles' PRICMWO aant us application blanks and ocher fairly well secured; oat harveet has mads rather slow progress in the cen­ tral and northern rouotlre and Is Jost beginning In tbe upper peninsula. Gen- J&’-.teS”' "" ” Red Cross ntitOMkauU ting the papers before presenting their applications through any other source. made rapid growth; a good-'yield of atwar brota neem* nssnred. although �LION COFFEE Wellman visited lbs former's daughter, Mrs. A. Hagar, In Lake Odessa one day last week. Fitch Hut to al work for Rollins Leach. We that Mr. Cappy Is still grind­ ing plow pointe. He Is getting quite a number from the farmers ot this neigh­ borhood and also from others. Nellie Canaday went to Middleville. South Hastings spent Sunday at Solon Doud's. Henry Clark and wife of north Hast­ ings were guests at J. Powell's, Friday. spencer Powell spent Saturday and Sunday In Baltimore tbe guest of R. Bryant and family. Torn Waters aud wife ana son Hay of Hastings are guests ot James Ransom and family. Crwale Hull, after a two weeks' visit We are glad to hear the report that Mrs. Horman Zprbei Is mining. Geo. Thomas, Jno. Pitta and wife went to Richland, Saturday, to see the former'* father, Celia Thomas, who Is dangerously 111. CARLTON CENTER. L. Knowles and wife aro entertaining company from Chicago. Jessie Brooks and Dr. McGuffln at­ tended thu wedding at E. Brown's. Thursday night Ben Fisher and wife are entertaining th sir daughter from Ohio. E. Sackett is improving his residence by having two porches built on the front They will make the little cot­ tage very pleasant Mrs. Sarah Barton of Freeport at­ tended tbe aid society stMrs.O. Smith's, Wednesday. Will Nash and family ware at Clarks­ ville, Wednesday, to visit tbe former's mother, who bsa bean very sick. She la improving. Emma Smith, after spending some C. W. Shaffer lost a horse by light­ time visit!eg her sister, Mrs. Lauri* Endsley, baa gone to Cleveland where ning last week Wednesday night she expects to work in a milliner shop. erc' plcnic ^^ i’^d time. But they said that Cole's W a hprrible dock so that they got their shoes near­ ly spoilt. William Barker and wife of Baltin Crock aro visiting stC. W. Shaffer's. Glenn Bee has gone to Battle Crock old friends. He says they hare a good to work. wheat crop In hla vicinity. Zen Berry has gone to Battle Creek Nellie Lathram of High bank visited friends bare a few days last week. Tbe Epworth League bad an Ice cream social oa E. M. Jones' lawn last Saturday evening. They had a good John Kohr of Maple Grove called on C. W. Shaffer. Bunday. John Biggs bad a bone hart quite badly by a pitchfork running Into Ita home last week Wednesday. Mrs. Geo. Whitmore of Delton si last week Wednesday at Dan Hull'i Charles Grumes and wife of Bi Crock aro visiting bls parents, Grames and wife. C. Hubble and family in Orugevllfo. Berne Pierce spent Mrs. Thoma* Gorham la entertaining company from the oily. Jacob Edger's house Is progressing finely. Mr. Cooper of Lake Odessa Is lathing It this week. Mrs. P. Blake rcturuod home Salura, after visiting relatives In Hastings other places L, Bates and wife of Podunk visited al John Erway's ibis week Extol la Rogers. who Is dressmaking for Mrs. Waller Lampnian. spent Sun- were fishing at Horseshoe lake one day Last week. I. Sledge of Welcome Corner* and Edith Messenger of Hattie Creek wore callers st Geo. Ransom's. Friday. Mrs. C. H. Stone and grand-daughter, Katie Bigge, sod Mac Montgomery start for Ohio, Tuesday, for an extend­ ed visit with relatives No Sundav school next Sunday on ac­ count of camp meeting lu Pennock's relatives at Morgan last Sunday Ora Addington of Welcome Corner* is visiting F. P. Aspinall and family. A great many of our people attended tbe lirmen1 picnic al Thornapple lake last Friday. Tbe next L. A. 3. will meet with Mrs. Samuel Healy thia week Friday for W. Ford's for Rev. H. Belfry, Friday evening. Harry Bradley Is in Chicago. Mrs. D. R. Burdick Is In Howard City •idling her daughter, Mrs. Bpyer. Ethlyu Snyder returned from Hast­ ings, Friday. Sirs. F. W. Ford lx entertaining a sister from Hastings. Mrs. Dewltte of Battie Creek, Mrs. Eply of Cassopolis and Lona Dunn of Galesburg were guest* at A. B. Cadwallador's, Saturday. C. D. Flensburg and wife spent last . . r- W.2B1' kWIsImtapta ---------------------- Lul. 4? 4* 4* 4? 4*4*4? tb 4*4* 4? 4* 4* 4* 4? 4? th 4? 4*4* Hr & j railway are helping to lav the iron oa the extension south of Kalamazoo this week. They say they will about finish to Pavillion, ths end of the road. Orin Barrel and wife aud their guest spent Sunday at Wall lake. R. C. Loinaar and wife visited friends In Battle Creek over Sunday. A. W. Burpee and family visited friends st Augusta over Sunday. Several from here attended the Maocabee picnic at Gun lake last Friday. Hazel Fuller of Carlton Center was the guest of Mrs. Q. A . Hjnos last week and tbe fore part of this ' Several from Delton and vicinity at­ tended camp meeting al Gull lake last Sunday. W. L. Hall and wife are entertaining cream on Q. A. Hynes' lawn Saturday evening, Augtut 17. Proceeds to go on tbe minister's salary. Every one U supposed to help make thia social a sco­ nce*. % The work train put In a bridge south Fruit McCall and wife returned te Otsego, Wednesday, after ■ few days’ visit with friend* bare. Rar. R. Belfry baa moved to Howard The above label will be found, printed in black and red, on every box of what we consider the best 5c. cigar in Michigan. Insist upon get­ ting it the next time you smoke. gland, Nellie Crabb and Ruby Black nave returned to their homes after at­ tending the two weeks' institute at Hastings. 8<mta Woodland turned out ec masse io the farmers' picnic Inst Friday. James Youngs Is making numerous Improvement* on tbe Cramer collage, which ho will occupy la tbe near future. Levi Bresee was In Battle Creek last week selling butter aud potatoes. F. Merrill and wife went to Ohio last week Wednesday to be gone a number of days. They will take In tbo sights at the Pan-American before returning. Bort Zimmerman and family of Mus­ kegon IN visiting relatives and friends in this vicinity. A lady friend of Mrs. H. Burroughs* visited her last week. DUNCAN LAKE. J. Bowser and wife were guests o! Mr. and Mrs. Carter of OrengevUlo Walter Dunham and wife Sunday. and Frank Johnson and wife of the west Mrs. Jennie Lyon entertained Bert county line visited the former’s son, Zimmerman and family at dinner SatBert Carter, and wife Wednesday. Myron Kilmer and daughter Lena Rufs Stanton with bls family is camp­ went to Grand Rapids, Friday. ing at Bristol lake. Brad McLoud wheeled to Grand Rap­ JiT-uKLfSiteAu'rSi id*. Thursday. Harlow Moorhead and wife and Pbw. < ■' Nellie Rlsbrldger visited a friend went to Pgyn* lake for several days' north of Dowling over Sunday. Frank Holly is assisting tbe second regiment baod at tho state encampment al Manistee thia week.' F. F. Hilbert, wife and children, Bertha and Victor, are spendl ng a week at tbe Pan-American, taking in tbe axMbit* and wonders of the new world. 56 4* ift 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4*4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* *: . ~,pl. entertained irelpg W. WelU and wife of Salem part Thea. Howe and wife of Ashton drove down Wednesday and are visiting friends in this vicinity. Anson Bechtel h visiting friends u T. R. Pancoast, 1 be Ice cream social at Rob Bechtel's proved to be a snocees.. Ernie Parr and wife of Hastings spent Bunday with their parents, Klrt Farr JEWELRY. RICH CUT GLASS FINE CHINA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. Frank Johnson and Wilson Wise, who went north last week to look al acme ?hl7w^kC‘ U"d ’ ‘re cxP®oUld ho®° . Roger* of Way land visited Carrie Clark, who has been visiting spica. Sunday. taaen and family called on her sitter, Mrs. Sam Ashley, in,Doster, baa returned home and reports having had a goad time. Clarence laird of Rutland is working for Oliver Johnson this week. 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The Harald office at Freeport Is now connected with the Citizens telephone line. Hello, Na HL C. O.'Wbite of Lyons is the now in­ structor of tha Freeport band. He will more his family to Freeport. Freeport will soon be without a photogrspbor. as W. E. Newton Is about to physical attraction h secondary! to ft. We have a book we; will gladly send i you that tells just how to care for the hair. ;If your- hair Is too Mr. Herrington, after laying bls bat and stick on the boor, .took the place offered him. A nodding rose marked several seconds before the girt exclaim­ ed: "Ob. Mr. Berrtagton. 1 heard this evening that you were going back to or los­ ing Its luster? OU remember the old lady who rode for thb first The Freeport Herald’s usual weekly runaway Item was furnished last week time on a railway train. There was a frightful by Albert Lidka's horse which broke “That won't do," aba said with grav­ lixae from a bitching post, ran around ity. “Bommer friendship: are never collision, but when the rescuers reached her the streets for a time dragging the buggy with Itand finally left the vehicle biennial. Next year you will choose a she was quite calm. She said she supposed hanging on a hitching post while it younger bod and I a younger thorn. proceeded to a barn and stopped. Not Old boys like young girls and young they always stopped that way. The story well illus ­ mqch damage but lots of excitement. trates why so many women are satisfied to live without Ivory Soap. They have never tried it! Naturally thing sizzle In Eaton's county seat Au­ enough, they think that annoying odors, sharp chemi­ gust 28. 2V end 30. The Interior of the (Ong regal Ion al cals, and wastt/ul greasiness are common to all soaps. H r o w t n R bcc o me s vigorous'and all dan­ druff is removed. It always restore* color to gray or faded hair. Retain your youth; don’t look old before your time. church al Middleville he* been greatly improved by decorating the walls and tarnishing the wood work. Current Opinion. < SMS Let) S Gale Is iu proprietor Middleville is making groat pr linns to entertain (be "MiddlevH of Grand Itapids, on I .a bur day. > Lean Years and hat The worst bn ut Ih>u»- arw» -luz lulled Stalre l.u hear-! in-»«»eru' ly Jim a„in i use tne place, as ne sue.•ceded In slipping bls bridle, chased himself and the wspon over a few wood Idles and made a splendid runNor town, '.verythlng wont pretty well until a Went of big department storremight be a good thing for the consumers, but was hard ot> the small dealers The problem has been bow the little follows Were to protect themselves and maintaln their trade. This la not yet solved, bnt some of the small dealers of Chica­ go are making an Interesting expert­ Bent along that line. A number of three concerns, finding that the comrotitloo of department store* te gradually and surely driving them out of busln» have decided to co-opersto, and go into the department store business them­ selves. They will capitalize at *600.000, with a minimum of 110,000, and a maxi­ mum of 135,000 to each stockholder. not postponing their strike until a time Only tboM of known burin ess skill will when It would be necinsnry for Mr. Hanna to settle it in the interests of the republican party. The Hkbai.o !> pleased to announce that u ha* made arraugeniouto by * bleb li te able to offer to its readers a high clare monthly magazine, In com­ bination with the HeraLV at a merely nuvntnal tirica. The magazine with which we nave made thia arrangement la tha Pilgrim, ao excellent literary periodical published at Battle Creek. Tills magazine has recently oouio into the handz of a now company who are hustlers They are sparing no pains to make tha Pugrim a high class mag­ azine and they are succeeding admira­ bly. It compares favorably with the leading periodicals of lu kind, such as “Take you and me. for Instance.” be argued. "Many, many Umea I have watched your face, your eyre. I have watched your lipa as they curled In scorn, pursed In surprise, or dropped tn dtegust. Many, many times In thought I bare 'pressed my lipa to yours—bars feH your quiet breathing and languor­ ous glances, while my poizes throbbed like mad. But It was all tn thought In reality I have talked evenly on mas- tnnlty. for 1 felt that In a friendship like ours there would come a time when the careases permitted In thought would clamor for other existence. I felt that the time would bring itself alxhit when such a realisation would be neither a surprise nor a concession r A protected "Infant" that Is strong enough to deny the just demands of 300,000 wage workers b amply able to take care of Itself without llje fostering eare of special legislation.—The Cam- ■ Spain la Our Friend. Jest as some num who have been In A Popular Commission the wrong acquire a sudden friendship lor the fallow that knocks them down As a matter of fact, the work of the* for cause, ao Spain is showing an un­ - - - * ~ 1 I—! — t— .U■commission, though prosy to read about, I* a constant effort to keep our govern­ ment popular. This may not be Just icrlran elaitlng over there, whether the common notion, bet it ought not to pleasure or buri news, te no longer take very long to show that it is the .object of abuse. On the other baud rteht on a. If It were not for the civil service law is made a little more of than any »r stranger within the gates, oven and the exaumterion, no man could gel Ugh Ute other be of the Latin race. be bad some friend at court. He must go and see the boss, and the boss’ friend, arid the friend's friend, and alt tha rest of the lot, and he would be expected to do something in return, either Iwfore he got in, or after, or both. In fact, as everyone know* this te the way mailers are wmkezl at present in the unclassified Mrvtea. It is «M*ntlal- •w<r be put his hand avir to her ride of the bammock and slowly. very slow­ ly. be leaned forward till hi* mustache ' The Crystal palace exfcfblttoo. opened Ilfb Uy touched her chock. Sbo started at New Turk July 15. 1853. was the —stood up. The notes of a ccaeh bora, first affair of this kind In the country mellow with distance, floated up to foe which foreign exhibits were so­ licited. The “big show" began with "Why." she exclaimed, "that te our boml They must'be coming back for me." Beaching up, she pullrd one' of tbe nodding roees and. turning to Herrington, said. “Will yon take this as a pledge to do aomethlng I shall ask yuoF He aroee and, leaning over. “Anything you wish, darling.” be whispered. She looked straight Into bls eyes and said slowly: “When you are telling siftnmer Idyls at the dob next winter, don't forget recklessly stepped upon the unfortu­ nate til*, crushing It out of the sem­ blance to itself, besmearing It with mod-real Wall street mud. What was left of the misshapen and bcdaubM hat was worn by the president, to the great amusement of the spectator*, no- hotel three men wpre seated amend a table. On the table were three gtesaca. In the glasses were three Ottawa The man at Mr. Derrington's right gave the other man looked al Barrington and smiled contentedly. Herrington yawn­ ed. aroae and bedo the men good night Sinking Spells, fainting, smothering, palpita­ tion, pain in left side, shortness of breath, irregular or intermit­ tent pulse ana retarded circula­ tion all come from a weak or defective heart. Overcome these fruits by building up the heart-muscles and maxing the heart-nerves strong and vigor­ ous. Dr. Miles' Heart Cure is the remedy to use. It u the best. "I had fainting and smother­ ing sprite, dlxxlncM with a toll . feeling In my head and deranged j stomach. I heard Of Dr. MUar Heart Cure and at once began Ito ■ use. I could see an Improvement Mvsr the first does, and J art two -. bottles cured me completely." . N. Labziuu, Borneo, Mich Dr. Miles' Heart Core terger than the combined are* of Eng­ land, Germany, Frane* and Bpata. or. to compare it with oar own country, ft te )1H time* the rim of New England or fi2 limos as large aa the state of is a heart and blood tonic of unequaled power and never frils to benefit if takeh in time. Sold by druggists on guarantee. Dr. MUca Medical Ox, Efrtart, In* �PLUMBER. for Long Idleneu. BIG STRIKE ON IN EARNEST. Oh Dm Dertk If Hiitlip litliul Bed were drawn Sunday, aad wharf they —-r . -----------be started age tv. Ie something on which employed tn independent mills when no one, men or officiate, dare to has- "■*“ “ ~ ------- - - -----------------ard a gueaa It te dear, however, that carried by passenger. H- H- H who had spent sixteen years In Klondike. tost 833.000 in dust. & say that Cept. Foote reached < 1 Later the steel workers went Into exec­ vacation and others will wait quietly utive eeeslon, listened to coofldeutla for fu.-ther developments. It irons . reports of the progress of the rtriki pirss that Assistant Secretary Tighe sftid adopted the following resolutions: Cteodiss Sovtb Chtvago Msffi was not successful In answering the "Whereas, Lakeside lodge No. 9, ant charge made by the Bay' View men Commercial locge. No It. cf the Ama I tlonlng of J. D. Hickey, who led the anU-atrike foreva Mr. Hickey held the floor for over an hour burling pointed $15,000 in Cash TO BE GIVEN AWAY Vvv.v Yy • wv 11 ■f\ fl EC RON? IN .OHIO, TMASS-jANCijOWA. 'what do you estimate- ■ HASTINGS HERALD Publishing Association at lietroli, Mich . to enable uur subm-rll>ers m participate in the dtelributlun of these magnificent prises, amounting u, |15.iX<0 OUR OFFER. YOUR ESTIMATE. McK seaport says at least forty officer, are patrolling the grounds that sur round the big Duquesne works. It hu been reported generally throughout the VALUABLE INFORMATION Prim Id be A.irlid ai Followi: 9.66 per cent 4.04 per cent .1.533,887 •• 5.10 per cent . 1.578,453 Increase . .1,928,718 " 22.23 per cent -1,572,109 decrease 18.40 per cect .1,532,540 ’• 152 per cent . 1,663,389 Increase 7.89 per oom .1,983,840 “ 18.88 per cent 10 the 4tb To the Sth To the 8th To the 7lh. . To the 8th. . ------To the 9th . . To the 10th..................... To the next 10 nearest, To the next 35 nearest. To the next 148 nearest, To the next 180 nearest, To the next 180 nearest. To the next 200 nearest. To the next M0 nearest. HE 915 each. •10 each Keech.. 94 each . •3 each Keech. •leach.. The structural Iron workers and briek layers are becoming directly Internets through the question of handling ma that they hare the absolute promise o support from those two trades, anr that they will refuse.to handle non­ union made material.- They die i number of Instances where the strut ii.ooo.oo Chicago, Aug. »—With the etea workers of Joliet and Buy View out o« strike and the union men of Chlcagt and the country at large hurling In •to Join the movement the situation a> the South Chicago mills te becomlnt critical. Yesterday it was expected that something would be done towarf clarifying the atmosphere and deter mining what, it. any, action would t». taken. Instead the members of Lake side and Commercial lodges, wbosi That they are not to be allowed ti drift ou in the present way to the ad vantage of the company without an Cincinnati. 0.. Aug SO.—Over 2,00 carriage workers bare been not I find bj seven ebops here that their service peoy. Lian Buggy company. Sayres d ikovlll. Gvorgo Duger company. Hukaj Buggy company. and the Sochlar Car of the Kart. te approved by congress The recommendation will. It la said. t> Indoread by Secretary Boot. with th- bands. Berg was no badly frightens ha started to ran, when the highway man Bred, the ball passing through th. lower part of the body �mynalf bseld. tar. 'UnailQ, Neb., that William J. Bryan necllon with private bill legislation, Hill, Henry WMtcroou end other J tur.ocrats with sound money proclivities. in tta custody of the sergeant-at-arms A T*XA8 desperado who had killed and required to make an abject apology, cording to this report, ha* Invited ex- to tta house. Than they were ordered is trying It on the thirteenth. Who to retire while the bouse consideredtta say* that thirteen isn’t unlucky? Harrison and ex-candidate Bryan to lUuipy, dusty, grimy. stringy rag* overtook It. Upped It up and swallowed Now, Pape Stewart, the srstwMlo sliver champion, wants Hanna for pres­ by bringing together the leaders of the ident next time. Time* have certainly two wings of the democratic party, and But thia humble apology did not sat­ changed. gut disappeared I arose, grabbed that tta announcement lx made that Mr. isfy the bouse aud they were brought tack and required to retract the allegaThe bolt of sundry Ohio democrat* ' liberal attitude of late, toward* those Then the speaker severely reprimanded mention In tta cheek book of Mark Hanna. the tqpmtar* of the house joeringly con­ COOK book maxim for Lord Kitchener: gratulated them because they had es­ caped without impriaonment tn the Thus the dignity of the noble states- to the Ohio democrats In the ourrent slate campaign although the platform *0 opted at Columbus entirely ignores hi* favorite doctrines on the money question, and he has manifested a dis­ position to u coi.slderable extent, through fils paper, the Commoner, U> ta eooclllstory toward* those demo­ money question. Why then should be show such inlolcraore toward* David B. Hill as ths report from Llnouln would indicate. party would become once more a living It* leader* must exercise a toleration cadent Issue* that tare hopelessly divided ll>etn since It makes no difference al the present time what Mr. gold standard or sixteen toons. That question 1* not before Lhr people and is not likely U> ta revived In the Im­ mediate future If ever. It ought there- It does not seem credible that a man of Mr. Bryan's experience and judg­ ment would do such a foolish thing to refuse lo attend a gathering of demobecause* distinguished Now Yorker who honestly and bravely opposed him' childish and narrow but it would tend CARLTON CENTER. J. McCoun*! »pcni Euodoy Id Jock-' could rewumo the consideration of the son visiting relatival and friends. Tha parllos that wont north tarry­ affair* of the rqlghty British empire. Fancy an American editor going before ing returned bom* Saturday night. They rejolco getting plenty of tarrio*. cc-ngrtae aud making such a humiliating Fred Foster aud Otto Glpc of Hast­ ing* were guest* at D. R. Foster’* Sunlowed an article to appear In his paper Wall wo will have to admit that Carlwhich reflected upon the Integrity of ten is the banner town for weddings as re ruin congressmen. Truly the Inci­ dent looks to an American u puerile and unworthy of statesmen. oot mention any names, but just sign your name to the Herald list and then A Wonderful Showing you will sen the marriage license*. Ed Jones and wife of Dslroil are call­ ing on old lima friend* at tbo Center. ungrateful. Possibly this accusation They were once resident* of this place. C. L. Hmlth was called to Portland still holds true erf our own country In some respects But It doc* not apply to recently to attend tbe funeral of a oelco. the attitude of tbo nation towards its - Charlie Wright and wife were call­ old soldier*. The statement just pre­ ing on friend* npar the Center Mon­ payed and published by Commimloner day. Bundsy while It was raining *o very Evan* (bowing tbs amounts distributed hard a Little cyclone struck C. C. Flem­ by the pension department during tbo ing’s peach orchard breaking down twooty-flvo tree* that were full of al­ berta peaches. Mr. Homing think* that II I* po**lble that there 1* nourish­ proof that I’nclc Sam is exceedingly ment enough In the trees u> ripen the The suiemvnl shows that the num­ Astounded The Editor. ber of pensioner* on tta rolls Juno 30. . Editor 8. A. Brown, of Bennettsville. 1*01. 8. C., was nnoo Immensely *u-yrised. "Through long suffering front dytpepta writes, "my wife wa* greatly with Bpain. Ttat the pensioner* from »la," run down. She had no strength or previous war* are fast diminishing is vigor and *ufferod great dl*tress from evidenced by the tact that 38,153 names her stomsch, but she tried Electric Bitter* which Helped-her olottoe, and. were dropped from the roll during the after using four bottles, she I* entirely year on account of death. SlnceGranl’s well, can eat anything. It's a grand administration tbo average amounts tonic and tte gentle laxative quail tin* »ro splendid for torpid liver.” For In­ cd from *211.000,000 in bls time to *1*0,. digestion. loss of appetite, stomach and liver trouble* It’s a positive, guaranteed <XX>,000 in McKinley’s first administra­ cure. Only 50c at VV. H. Goodyear,* tion. The total disbursemnou for pen- drug store. during the day. for that will simply Sec And hear the ea youraott that way At bedtime taks FAMOUS UPRIGHT taming. March l I will‘be back Immediately." "Ob. nothing, only-only I Just raised tta window for an instant, and Jokko lock T9. As for tbe Important matter pf eating, what is better than cracker* saudwlctaj ot paUUbis ehjeken. ham cream soda and the drinks tl^at make you dream tn tbs night and set your shodder at tta thought Jokko"But I had sclxed my hat and plnugvd Well. I recovered tta dog. slaughter­ ed him. recovered the ring and bought another dog. an exact mat* to Jokko except for one whit* bind leg. 1 took him tamo and in tbe cab 1 adjusted old JOkko’s collar to tbe new Jokko’* match of tbe'leto lamented Jokko, cxwhite bind leg. I stopped and bought a bottle of black ink and then care- raarcx square In triumph Elsie met me at the do< would only welcome me with half tha warmth ata did tar "long lost JokkoF roman to adopt tbe bloomer costume. 8bc was bora In tar youth was considered a belle. 8ta wax a scbdblteacher many years ago tier. Later, at Vineland. N. J. Miss Flower made ber debut upon tbe stage, and lt» the rqk of an ultra fashionable PIANO, Made by Behr Bros., New York City. Get McCoy’s prices. Sewing machines pantaloons and.kilt*. While plowing, chopping Wood,, etc, nhn tut pantaloon* in her high b-uu advocate* such a cuetame for young girl* especially * conclusion every one will admit but doader money to pay for It is raised by public subscription is another matter. Queen was upon her lap. enjoying her petting hngely. "Why. see bow gray Jokko’* left leg is getting I" said Elsie. "Ye*’’ said I. "It la a peculiarity of French poodh-*.” Then, before that opprobrious leg could betray me. I risk­ ed all and made tbe desperate plunge. Thank goodness! She did oot refuse GRAND considered the tuindsomcst woman In the opera bouse. Miss Flower Is a farmer, and, although she only weighs St pounds, she accomplishes as much work as any ablctxxllcd man. While moment later gorged Itself on dainties front her band, cried pityingly. spot where tbe Interrupted drama of love wa» enacted tn tbe afternoon. I resumed the same Informal topics to at mcg tbo queen camo across a black satin I don't bill aif $60 Mubliit, I uj 150 MicMui, I hi't nil sur $40 MicMiii. 9 There are no family sewing machines made worth over $40. I can' sell a splendid first-class machine for 133.00 A nice one for $30.00.Good ones for $25.00. Detroit Live Stock Market. Some for. . . $20.00. er* in both factions te reunite the party, ey to purchase It Tta anUmlnlsterial IM, 360,033. Good sewers for$15.00. and give tbo republican enemy un­ faction heard of her sad plight and Michigan Central Live Stock Yards, ■tarti-d * subacriptloo to purchase the And on easy terms; I don’t waht Detroit August 20th. Tta demand for all you have aud ever- expect to has been prohibited, why should not Arbitration Must Come have, for a sewing machine. AU lowing prioe* are being paid st the for this highest honor wblcb Is men’s the machines I sell are from the be? When the steel trust can ruin A privilege to pay a woman. She Detroit Live Stock Market: Ixrst makes made, such as steel strike from day to day can hardly city by dismantling tta mills which Prime steers and heifers, 84.75 (3 85.00; bandy butcher*' cattle, 84.00 @ 84.40; common, 82.75(3 W-T5; canners' cows, 81. W (3 82.50: ttockcra and feed­ ers doll at 8176 @ M.75. Milch cow* quiet at 825 @ 845. calves easy at 85.00 (3 M-00. Sheep' and lamb* dull and lower; bought two transport*, prime lambs H.766M6.00; mixed 83.25 (9 #4.26; cull*.81.75@KI.25. beautiful creation. but oot thing stood furnish a large part of the city’s reason ; great Struggle is boand u> Involve the •canmerlcal 11 io of the country, in seri­ ruin the fruit growers of an entire state ous trouble unless It is quickly tereuln- by refusing nt permit their fruit to be aled. Tta strikers tare undertaken a erament to take a hand though It la quite likely that they have . been. Injudicious in forcing their dwn- Unclk Sam general sympathy among the friends of 000; paid 8500,000 In repairs, etc, on them, and ha* now sold them for *40,000, Mriker*. This friendship will show itself la sympathetic ctrik«s until many branches of labor Will become Involved Then abe held out tar trembling Soger umptu a little later 1 smuggled that bl* woman on earth and to paint that dog's bind leg. . On tbe third day abe Primo medium*, 15.80 (S 15.85: York­ er*. 85.76 (<e 85.80: pigs, 15.75 « 85.80; rough*, 85.«X<y 85.50; stags, I off, crip­ gar ths beautiful ruby with a tender mine, my arms were Ini wined about That New Hampshire banker who bricklayers sad the coal handlers will wu pardoned la order that be might die at borne, It said to be petkiug up boll. Jetting It simmer merely for an that the strike la extending to allied wonderfully, Bal then, he Is only oae more banker pardoned after all; among •o many set free by McKinley, why that mtscblef making dog entered. She bad fallen into a tub of wares. and ber Of course I thought It < curious coin- that chameleons and French poodles minium spoons wood of a natural dark green or old oak shade. lotion late Innovation to carpet sweepers wears a plumo laden Gainsborough tat Black and white striped silk is fash­ ionable again and la considered espe­ cially modish as a trimming on linen Shirt color being more popular. the ma* by shutting down and di> Ws are looking for a general exodus cider vinegar ai&l finish by roasting In of American school teachers for Manila era .Works of the American Tin Plato since it has happened that sixty of those Ublespoonfula of ungrounJ coffeo tn a pan and brown it; if already roasted. Manila. the Industrial Interest* of that Probably the leg cists In .tta United Bute* On* of tta largest apothecary, establiahment* tn New England employ* ^romen almost exclusively, giving them precedence Ue blushes. "Wtat do yoo think. daarF She exclaimed. rich, > cold cream with two UblMpoon- they are depicted whole country most inevitably , This is a condition erf things thing. I logically follows war of any kind. their coats at allL coffee and whip to a stiff froth. A Loeb's book is about due to appear. that has been newly painted slice up We tape be will lM|ude in it an sppen- “Oh. don't be facetious, you stupldl But I’ve got something awfully funny "Jokko!" abe exclaimed. tour wee little puppit* I" "Hv's got iWotuy-ffva warn ll-.e Late William Uli hie habit ot stringing oat you wash china ttat ba* any gilding on and several r, others, all first-class machines. The Standard rotary and vibro* tiug shuttles, two machines in one, lock and chain stitch. The New Domestic, two ma­ chines in one,, lock and chain stitch, ball bearing, runs very light . Standard, two machines in one, lock aud chain stitch. I have sold 1171 machines aud think I know which are good ones. I have just received 10 gross large bottles of oil, the very best made, regular price 10c., but for the next’30 days I will sell five bottles for 25a, or one bottle for (5c. ■' Needles for all machines. I have just bought a large quantity cheapo than ever and shall for a few day sell them for 20c. per Attachments and broken or worn out parts for youg old ma­ chines furnished on short notice. Pumps for wells aud cisterns, any quantity of them, cheaper than yoii ever bought them, all Ing room tn the girls’ dormitory of Lin­ our own make. Buckets, leath­ coln Memorial university at Cumberers for buckets, cylinder coup­ pictures or additioual furnishings or lings, valves, tubing for well and cistern aud chain pumps, also lota of chain pumps with rubber buckets. It will pay you to call and get my prices before buying. Up. Mary B. Whiting and ber dsugb- • Whiting., It stand overnight Id tta room, with differences and scription*." Ussy manufacturing chem­ ists employ women tn different capad- New Home* Standard* White* Domestic* Household* has Introduced a new td Farrand & Vote? and Unltod State* Organ* The very finest made. shall ask tor your trade. Yours truly, Is auffielvut irdrodned Call and �t first at tha wwk. ' The W. R, C- social las: Thursday father, who b tH y can, old, h very rick. SCTVcd. Firmer* and Fruit Growers of Barry ' county: I will bo prepared to buy and ' hafldla peaches after August 10. T. 8. k Cinnamon bark is gathered in Keyion and China from large Rrild tree brandies, from small bushes and from the shoots of font to ten year old trees. Various A good many are taking advantage kinds are known in commerce. When a dealer guarantees cinna­ of the Herald's guessing contest offer. , mon to be "pure” you ought to Read the big ad. <m another page for Mra. Carrie A‘. Spence. Township clerks should take notice laugh at him. Of course it’s all particulars. . Married, at the court house, Aug. 11, that tbo law repealing tbe sparrow Ptnut, but what of that? Quality bounty goes Into effect September 5th. by Rev. Geo. Bullen, Mr. Fred £. Hink­ is what counts. Our ley of Kalamo and Mra. Eva M. Smith Mr. and Mrs. J. M. McElwain of Ceylon Cinnamon The Herald Job office has just turned out some flinch cards of a su­ perior quality and appearance. Only U) cants a pack., . The interior of tho Michigan Central passenger station will be given a brightening up with paint after the Lansing arrived in tho city Saturday to remain until the fin* of September. Having purchased Charles Gardner's tnilk route I respectfully solicit the patronage of the public. L. J. MaT- is the bark of the young shoots. It has a Savor different from what ii usually called “cinnamon." It gives a relish to sauce arid . a piquancy to canned fruit that is Mrs. B. F.Stelnhoff, after a visit with truly delightful. If youv’e never relatives la thia city and vicinity, re­ used any real Ceylon "shoot" turned Saturday to her home In Tecinnamon, we advise yon to get Charles Sylvester and shtor Mbs some. You’ll not be satisfied Lena, returned fcom n two weeks' trip with the coarse bark kind any to tho Pan-American and Dansville, longer. What's true of cinna­ N. Y. last night. The'Ladies' Aid society <rf tbe L’. B. mon is true of other spices. We make a specialty of first quality Mr*. P T Taylor and son. Mack, of Genoa. O , who Imre been gutwto at tho ■ apices. At tha very time whan Loa weoer, Nashville’s hurtling patmunr and editor, waa away attending » fam­ ily picnic at Tboraapplo Jake, one of the biggcat rattle snakaa avar aMn in NMhvHle, wm killed jurt back of the post office. The reptile wm more than five feet in length and had sixteen rattier* aud Walter Burd wm the man who killed It. We don’t any that there wm any connection between Lan’s be­ ing away and the snake Incident but then it's a remarkable coincidence. IN WHICH TO BUY TROUSERS At These Low Prices. Tbe sale of thouaaadi of ooplea of a len-cont magazine at one dollar apiece wm a very curious happening «the time of the Chicago World’s Fair. The Cosmopolitan prepared a World's Fair number, contributed toby tdaoy famous writer*, and *0 thoroughly Illustrated that II surpaased even tbo mo*: expeorivo book which bad up to that time been lasued. in those days the maga­ zine wm printed from two zotz of plate* only, and when theae were worn out it waa Impossible, without a great loan'of time, to put further editions on tbe prou. The newsdealers, taking advan­ tage of this condition, raised tho price of The Ccsunopolitan'a World's Fair’ number u, on© dollar a copy. A few al the phenomenal figure of five dollars, i udoubtodly till* happening is unique' in tbe history of magazine literature.] The Cosmopolitan will endeavor to re-i home ot Albert Sponahln for a couple peat its part fucocas, with ■ Pan-Ameri-1 Harley Tinkler, who bos been In of weeks, returned home yesterday. can Exposition number, which will be] Grand Rapids for two months, h visit­ Mr. and Mra George F. Fagan of oven more attractive, if iximlblt*, than' ing his mother. Saturday be expects Now York city, after a wrek'v vbil at to return to tbe Valley City to attend I business college. Jay Garrison of Jackson, arrived tn the city by Sunday night's excundun train to make hb parents a few days visit. He b In tho employ of the Lewb Spring A Axle Works. Fred L. Heath, The Druggist. tool nd PtrMul. spent Sunday in thi* city with their mother, Mrs. Mary Ryan Monday they fcaWKijcnlrd Mrs. Ryan on a trip to . Dr. Gammon spent Sunday at Hast­ Kirk, Newaygo county, U> vbil tho latings’ Point, Gun Lake. Jama Galkins spent Sunday in Kal­ tho court bouse last Saturday aud be­ fore she had left the building she had amazoo with his family. been joined in marriage to another. ■ Mr. aud Mrs. W. M. Sago of Grand • Sunday from Middleville. , MIwRom Mullen was In Vermont­ Rapids were iu tbe city Sunday, rbiting their parents- Their daughter, ville a few days last week. her nearly sick at the time of her return. Mbs Ethol Mills went Saturday to Dr. M. W. Wightman left Bunday on Toledo, O. to visit an aunt. a trip of five or six weeks' duration. Supervisor Klingensmith of Orange­ She Injerded to visit In Detroit o few ville was In the city Tuesday. days and then go to Now York city and Mra. T. J. Wilder of Ellendae, North to the Orange rnou ntains 1 ti New Jersey, Dakota, b visiting In the city. where she will spend some time with la ajruott at Mbs Mary Quinn. Sheriff Cortright went to Grand Rap­ ids, Monday morning, on business. Miss Vera Cortright went to Hickory Comers, Saturday, for a week’s vbil. Mrs. Daniel McNaughton of Battlo Creek b visiting friends in this city. • "Editor C. F. Groringor of Woodland Tbo rain which began Suuday after­ boon and continued most of tho il^ie un­ til Monday forenoon, was of Inestimable value to the farmers and a great relief to all, us It wae getting very dry and dusty. Nothing could have been more timely for tho three days' carnival In this city. The Catholics of Hastings and Nash­ ville will have a union plonic atThorn‘apple lake on Wednesday, August 2Sth. Refresh mon is and Ice cream will be served on the grounds. Return tickets calendar samples ever seen in Barry from Hastings on tho M. C. R. R. will county and Invitee business men who want something In this line to call and see them. There is no use in giving Jaa. Engelhardt recrived a letter your orders outside of town. Tuesday from hit brother in Battle Un complaint of John Dennison of Creek, which stated that the farmer's Hastings township, Ed Sheldon wm son Clarence, who reside* al Joppa, arrested Saturday on the charge ot about twelve miles south of Battle assault and battery. He appeared Creek, had the misfortune to bare all Monday forenoon before Justice J’.ikcr, hie household furniture and clothing plead guilty and paid a fine of 85.00, burned Sunday night about 11:00 Mrs- Cora Powers and daughter who have been the guests of her brother, Dr. Andrus and family fora couple of weeks, wont to Battle Creek Monday morning. From there they expect to go south to IIvp. Wo think we can belpjou iu quality and price on watches, chains, rings, clocks, silverware and musical good*. Look our Slock over before sending out of town or buying elsewhere. John Bess her, tho Jeweler. . Grand Rapids are visiting friends la Ibis city. Born, Friday, Aug. 16, to Mr. and Mrs. Jay Llohty of Grand Rapids, a daughter. ' Players of Cinch will find just what Ihey^ want in tbe line of cards at the John Llchty, overseer at the ccunty farm, Ims been very rick with neural­ gia of the heanMr. and Mrs. Ed.' Brock .returned last wook from a visit in Grand Rap. idz, Dutton and Otsego. Mbs Flora Btinohcomb, after a visit. with her mother, Mra. A. P. Trumbull, returned Friday to Marshall.^. Mra. G. W. Fogcbong and Mra. Ida Htnsk of Freeport ware guosu of Mrs. Tho*. Bullivan last Thursday. Service* will be resumed at tho Pres-, hyccrfat church neat Sunday morning. Krorybody is invited to attend. Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Elliot: of Hickory, Cgrasra were guests <rf Mrs. A. G. Cortright law Thursday and Friday. CXxiuty Ti-mmw A. F. Sylvouer, , /-•).- Buffaluiosucod Use Pan-Aw..jricac MpMitlao Monday *vetoug. Philip Arthur, an Insane person who thinks people are trying to poison him and has many other hallucinations, was brought Id from Middleville, Saturday. As his Insanity appears to beof a harm1m nature ho was taken to ilia county 49c. 54c. 74c. 97c. $1.12. >1.47. *1.78. >2.23. $287. CHIDESTER & BURTON Does This Interest You? Ladies' 18c. Qauze Vest, while and ecru, at Ladies' -15c. Gauze Vest, ecru, at Ladibs* 10c. Gauze Vest, white, at Ladies' 25c Gauze Vest and Pants at Ladies' 75c. Gauze Union Suits at Ladies’ 50c. Gauze Union Suits at Children's Gauze Underwear all at . L, E, STAUFFER Mia* Dorie Johnson ot OakUpd, Neb., who has ttudlrd muate of lira. Archie MsCoy far the peal year, recently p*M- New MMbodz In Chicago and received her diploma. W* understand that she has a good position m instructor in Mr. William Allen White has just re­ music in the public school of Lincoln, turned from Lawton, where he wont to Ivob,, if abe choose* to accept 11 write for The Saturday Evening Poet, John Smith,, a well known farmer of Philadelphia, tho stdry of the “open­ living two mile* we*: of Pralrfavllle, ing" of tho Indian lands. Mr. ^bite's wm Instantly killed In a runaway ac­ vivid account ot the mushroom city that cident las: Saturday. Ho wm drawing Sprang up In a night b of striking and manure when hb Mm became fright­ ened at a dog during aheap. Mr. Quarterly meeting next Sunday tuorn- Smith wm thrown upon the front wheel lag at tho M. E. church. Lovefeaat at in such a way M to break hl* leg In two te3p. Presiding Elder Rev, John Gra­ places'and then wm thrown under the ham D.T). will preach In the evening at 7:30. Quarterly conference on Mon­ dead when peoplw who witnessed the ' day morning at »;00 o'clock In the loc- accident got to hint. Mr. Smith wm about M years old and wan highly re—r-_— . loomed io tho community in which he Lightning struck one of the barns of 'tved. ik-n Bardieg In the township of As predicted In these columns last tin near Prairieville during the week, William Howe, tha man from tn last Sunday, rewriting In the Middleville accuwd of maltreating hb sing of throe hams and tbe dsetroc- boy, w«t Into court Saturday and । of several thousand dollars' worth plead guilty to tho charge of llltreattnent. Ths other charge, assault with Intent to do groat bodily harm less Great Orb of Shuiu Us tra.iud hb than murder, was nolle prowed. Kbsk of general roorelmndiM. at that Howe was released oa his recognizance jd-re for farm in Indiana. TU I >1.00 >1.25 >1.50 *2,00 >250 >8.00 *3.50 >4.00 >4.50 PANTS PANTS PANTS PANTS PANTS PANTS PANTS PANTS PANTS PANTS PANTS PANTS CORSETS Our Corset counter is well supplied with them, and you will find eager buyers there most of the time during the day. /There must be a reason for this and a good one. The reason is just this: We have the exclusive sale of the following makes, and they are the most popular known ONE DOLLAR CORSET KABO CORSET, PANDORA CORSET, CRESCO CORSET. �THIEF GETS SATCHEL AHO 4900 ..is !M,e. at Saginaw. took pity Mr and raved liar from Jail by aecuring tall for ber appearance at her ax ami ua tics. There ware 2.470 death* tn Michigan daring July, and of these « were mi Thirteen saloonkeeper* are under ar rent at Owosso on tbs charge of wil­ ing liquor Illegally. Inmate* ot St Joseph questionable rerorta bar* been ordered to leave town within 10 day* or go to J*1L Mrs. Arthur Bailey, aged 24. of Adrian township, waa so badly burned by a kerosene oil explosion that abe .M2, Of the persona of school *<• In Mleb igan Detroit baa 91,177; Bay City MM; Grand Rapid*. 27471; Ja. k«u> 0.757. and Saginaw, 14,100. Th* Bloomingdale OLceoe Factory received over 27,000 pound* of milk un-iMiiuw _,nnr aQAMS CT.CH1GAC0. PATENTS. Wayne fxxwty Bank Bldg., DETROIT. TgSSg SS&fTsSSW^r, tftgi earn. ~n m sfiij*, iaibs Sckklific American. RIDER AGENTS WANTED one in each town to ride and exhibit a saninie loot model k bicycle of our manufacture. YOU CAN BUB 810 TO b g&OAVEEK besides haring a wheal to ride for yourself. \ I90I Models iwwM $10 to $18 ft’OOl’89llod'|g££.$7f*$l2 ______ 1*$8 CHASES WHISKY “We challenge any three oarsmen to row In a context from tbe Graham * Morton dock In BL Joseph, to the Chi­ cago Yacht dub house in Chicago. In common rowboats. We will leave at 830 a. m.. on Wednesday. August 31.** The jfoung men are determined to take Frightened at tbe belief that burg­ lar* were attempting to break into the place, la-ycur^vld Peter Hogg dropped dead Friday morning. In a room over hie brother's drug store, William English, of Albion, a tnkldkaged man. a painter by trade, was ar­ l IO DAYS FREE TRIAL. JS# no risk in ordering from us, a* you do not Med to pay ^JLs cent If the bicycle doe* not suit you. ouikpa Jbr as ta nr spsdal oAr. J. L. HEAD CYCLE CO. Th« Loatlvlllt <S MaAbvilIt Cbiuga. located. Cape. H. J. Gordon, ot the steamer Gardam, wtlle nearing HL Joe barlnt from Booth Haven. when some 10 mile* to tbe north of tike har­ bor, diacvrered a broken spar extend- MUa Er* Boaenfleld. a Detroit gtrl. is now considerable of a heroine at Arferne baarb. near New fork, for the rescue of Dr. Jailor Buaanburg from death by drowning Iu th* ocean. The aggregate values of real estate and personal proparty. U equalized by Railroad During a quarrel a: the Indiana, II). Inola A Iowa railroad depot tn St. Joaagdi Friday. "Diack ll" Martin knocked Joaep* Rusnell. an uxcuraiootat. ot Laporte, ind., Off a platform to tbe doeka 20 feet below. Rusm-II wax kicked in the abdomen by bl* smsIL •nt and receive,! tcrriNe Injuries. “Black waa arre*t«l by tbe ix-lli-e for attempted murder. ITn la now In Jail IttMaeli waa assaulted Id the rows: news estate. aw.j.a।0.003; person­ al |31lM«43; total, »l-233.fiOd<ni Lightning struck tbe bouse of ' Win. Knott, in West Nile*. Monday, tearing off a portion of the roof aud lining con aldcrabio other damage. The occu­ pant* of the boose had a close call. M get KDCka'a enmat, which baa been observed by eottro at the astron­ Oman In the W«WL has not been seen Si those at the unirendty Mwcrvatory. though they have been looking for IL Tbe .etale encampment at Manistee la over, the soldier* have oil returned an belated trains, tired, hungry and which Loela Wolf received In a bak cry lire in Detroit Monday morning proved CataL tha unfortunate man.dy­ ing at the hospital that afternoon. Fire department off dais *ay that had be made a direct attempt to rodape In­ st rad of trying to save some money he bad eiored away, he would not bare been fatally Injured. tManvalng baa a lad 11 yearn tdd. named Bommers. who ha* developed a genius for destruction. Stealing some black machine oil from a mill be poured It over an I1JKXJ monument t>elenglng to J. C. Liken. In the I.utb.-ran tjstnrtery. "Just to sro the oil run down the white atone" Tbe texture of the marble I* swob that it absorbed the nil and the Injury la permanent The ftrot board of equalisation, of which tbe state baa any record, met in V THE GREAT 'W r TONIC LAXATIVE < If yon have soar stomach, ta llffsadl*, HNMSMsa, constipation, bad of appetite, Insomnia, lack of energy, bad blood, blotched or mnddy skin, or any symptoms and disorders which tell the Slovy of bad bowsla and an impaired digestive system. La xakoU Will Cure * Il will clean out the bowels, stimulate the liv<r and kidneys, strengthen Um mucous membranes of tbe stomach, purify your blood and put yea “ on your fast" again. Tear appetite will return, your bowala more regu­ larly, your 11 rar and kidneys cess* to trouble you. your skin will daae and frwhsn and y<m wiU tsal tbe oU time anwgy and buoyancy. ' / * i Far Sale by FREPQL. HEATH �HOWARD FIELDING Copyright, 1900, by Charles W. Hooke. ’bo Kind Ton Havo’AIwaju Bought, and which bus borax in tt*o for over 30 years, ha* borno tho signature of — and has been made under hl* per­ sonal supervision since its tatoocy. Allow noons to deceive you in this. All Counterfeit*, Imitation* and «Ju*t-a*-go?<l” are bub Bgperimenta that triflb with and endanger the health ot luftuitn and Children—Experience- against -Experiment. What is CASTORIA Castorla is n harmlcM substitute for Castor OO, Pare­ goric, Props and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, 'Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age to its guarantee. It destfojw Worms ami allays Feverishness. It cures Diarrbam and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cure* Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilate* the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sloop. The Chlldoen’s Panacea—The Mother's Friend. CINUINB CASTORIA ALWAYS tw*en my father aud tbo people I am suing. It bears' all their signatures, •nd it wM wto my com. They think it has bean destroyed, but I tyre it la toy room. I bad mad* up my mind to trust no ono with ft' but to put it my­ self in th* band* of the judge when tty CMC Is called. Do you think this DO OO OO OO OO OO OO 88 88 88 88 88 88 88 (ton, and that abe should Join the group because sty craved human companion­ ship after tty lonallntaa of her Ulnes* Tbo fleet question wm addrvaaod to Signor Tnglla. He had just come out of ths dining room, and I was standing In tbe ball with an unllghud cigar tn De pawed along tho boll and up the •tatri. entirely unaware that tty; Inch dent pnoseosrd any but the moot ordi- to put them In tty box In your room Sfldset It tn a conspicuous poaltton. TbW •vSaing, after dinner. I asked ths signor for a match, and ty gave'm* quite an assortihcnt, including. I rejoice Crtrt Bm« n«M. tore. It proved to me that I had tetssoed rightly upon a. rery complicated sub­ ject But my lieart would rather you "My child," said I. "he Is only a hired Martha A. Wiley to Albert Wiley, man. They have offered Mm a price if be will got that paper. Do you fancy 20a, see 17, Rutland. KOO. Martha A. Wiley to Charlas H. Wiley. Ma. sec 17, Rutland. KO*. ' Frederick D. Hui; and wile to Frank!* S Dwight. Wa, sec A Orangeville, ft,. Bears the Signature of In Use For Over 30 Years. Cheaper than Ever COLORADO and UTAH GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE 131.50 Spence, lot b,a city, •dto. ‘ Joseph F Weber and wife to Austin C. Barnum. lot*? and Hblk I, Chamber­ lain addition city, *300. Clarence J. Ferris and wife to Volney VV. Ferri*, und I lot 1025 aud part of tot 1031 city, tl. Volney W. Ferrisaod wile toClarenoo J Ferris, undid 40asee 14 Rutland, gl. Mia* Latimer wan the plaintiff In a great lawsuit. She bad been sold out end defrauded by ber own counsel, had triumphed over this disaster only to bo cheated by hi* successor and now, by Pere Marquette alendcr prospect* of aueevaa. Il was a question whether she should have 12,­ 003,000 or nothing, whether her late fa­ ther's boaor should _ty cirtabllstyd or smirched forever by a band of scoun­ drel* wbo had been cnriche^ by the fruit* of bls business sagacity to a point where they could have afforded to be honest bad they paassreid th* moral capacity for IL E. G. Siggere, patent lawyer Wash­ Personally I admired th* girl beyond ington, D. C., whose ad appear* In oar measure and would hare given my be when you looked Into bi* roomF columns, is an attorney of twenty-one right band tn help ber. but could not "Softly," I whispered, and I drew her into tbe parlor. “He was just comyear* active practice and 1* well recom­ mended to us. Hl* rating will bo found “1 have a very imper­ in Dun’* and Bradstreet’* report*, a* out, tnto the h* own* th* Inventfv* Age. He ha* tinent question to a*k you, but I really sent us application blank* and ocher can't *eo any way to avoid asking it* “If it ta necessary.” said aba “it can’t papers, and inventor* who are intend­ ing to apply tor patents, would save Ume by calling al this offic* and get­ ting the papers before presenting their applications through gny other source. Just aa I closed hla mouth I heard tty dick of ber key. Tho next Instant her piercing scream drowned tbo signor's loud fortissimo. Bho sprang tnto her room, and X threw Crosby backward upon the floor and I found hsr straggling with Signor Tagil*, who Strack at her with one band, while ho held aloft a folded pa­ per In the other. I had that paper In a flash, and X passed it to Mis* Latimer u *be sprang back. Then all tty strength of my lor* for her and tho strength of my hatred for curs, thieves • nd persecutors ot woman were Joined people bare done to me la to rob me of my belief in human Integrity. Too bars r.o ide* bow lonely ono feel*."' ' "If you had anything especially pro­ clou*,” said I, "you would keep It yourPAINFUL "Too are. quit* right,” th* said. *1 should keep it myself.” At this moment Crosby appeared spoo tbe threshold of the dining room. . "I suppose yoert! attend tbe concert this eveningr ty said. "Miss LaUtaer will occupy ber reserved sent on the (bird stair, and there Is every premise Ing out of that big elooet between your room and bl*. Singularly enough, be habit of tbe pianist to devote an hour was coming out backward aud did not or two after dinner to tty perfection perceive ma J gently clored th* door of bis technique. At any rate, bls and locked It, and ty was none th* piano had aqncalsd and roared for mer- It Makes Restful Sleep. •Trsclsriy," I resf^cdetl. “and that is why I asked you wbotiwe you trusted any owe. I did not 111* io ask you out- �niaoeby rad.........+J. **7, '' w'ro WELCOME CORNBRS. Morris Ffahor of Woodbury “•bii'issw&fig;- wm In Orrin MoNaugbton aud wife attended an old aottlora and fanners’ pienie st Ada the latter part of 1MI week.' ' Mr*. Phillipa of HMtlag* la visiting Mr*. Merrill Htedgn aud daughter th* village this weekfowl Of Hailing* visited L. Stedgo laEdward Fox of Covington, O., I* ■pending a short vacation with bls Woodland friends at present. John Warner, an M. D. of Freeport, spent Sunday with friend* Io th* village. .... ......T55 ............ : dtb Hknhy Geldnab Caledonia, Mloh. NORTH CARLTON. Hickle have re- DELTON The ladle* n' Delton bold »n ice cream social onj W H/no's lawu lut Saturday evening 1’rocwd* to go U> the minister M 15 the receipts of the evening usakiug * total for tbe three social* of *lw Ji They bare surely done their par-, well J. H- Ford and all of bin l>olongicig» left town Saturday for Battle I renk whore he will rosLls while Fred Allen of w »• was'lu town Imi Monday uc Mr*. Q A Hy‘ted her parent* at Carlton Cento,- ,u. week Several from here muinded theWoodmen plcnk- at Gull lake Imx Thursday O. Barren and wife attended the grange picnic at Gull lake 'Mt Friday Mr*. A- W Nichols and son Willard of Lake City are v’.sliloti friend* here. Clarence Goucher and mother of HMtlne* rislted friends here last week. Art Stanton of Kalamazoo is visiting . his mother hero this week Editor Hlgglna went to Kalamazoo Monday on special biutoea*. A. W. Burpee made a trip to Bellevan Imi Monday Miss Jeanie Drummond visited friend* in town a few day* thl* week have hardly enough wheat for broad. Altogether It hM been * bsrd blow to us. F. II. Barlow and fir., . r sod friend* tpanl Saturday aod S tirexj *t BeechGeaaler of Hope were united In marrl- I age laat Wednesday at Prairieville by Bar. Pead I ng. Tt:er have bought tho Chandler photograph gallery at Kaiama^x> and will make that their future home. Elisa Colwell and wife returned to their home in Prairieville last Satur­ day after a two week* visit with Eugotto Horton sod family of this place. Prank Bishop ot Shults wm In town last Friday shaking bands with old • friends. • Milo Lohman ot Prairieville wm on C. D. Blackman ta preparing to more to Orangeville where he will teach school tho coming year. I M.R. Gwin made a business trip to Grand Rapid* Saturday and returned Monday. LEE SCHOOL VICINITY. Varnle Snyder of Blanchard la vbltIn^hla grandparent*, Mr. Senter and friend* in Vermontville. J. H. Durkee and wife attended tho funeral of the latter’* nlooc, Mr*. WaiIra Merrlan. of Assyria, which wm h*ld al Lake Odras* Tuosduv. Ora Addlm from Indiana at Hastings Sund trot Grand L< a and Bather Du____ Fox of Covington. Ohio, it and friend* here, aad children of Mar­ at Andrew Geiger's. r and CUmerfa Durkee h friend* In Warner- PRAGUE VILLE and did aieellem wrvtched. sallow complexion, a jaun­ diced look, moth iMkt.ti and blotches King'* New Life Mil* regulate the liv­ er. purify the blood, give clear akin, roey chocks. rich complexion Only HINDS CORNERS. There from thl* place who attended tbo cam pnra ting al Pennock'* grovt Sunday got pretty well drenched Jim McLain and wife bare moved on the place formerly owoed by Hatley Moore. Mr* Sarah Kliar and daughter. Mary Payne, visited at Willard Payne'* of Shultz, Tueeda* Gussle Kline and wife and Mr. and Mr*. McLain apeui Sunday at Gull lake. Charlie Haskin*, who waa taken sick while sway at work, ba* returned home Leslie Rawson of Kalamazoo I* «!*ltIng bl* grandmother, Mr*. Susie Gey- TRY FOR IT. LI rcry aD(‘ feed.burinnaa, eight good of the router. POUR CORNERS. Lillie Sisson of West Carlton visited Cowie* Tuesday. Bert Frisby haa finished work for Mi*. Mrs. Cowes 1im a brand now drive J nine* Busb. well. Blmoat everybody went to campmeet­ Ing Sunday and got wcL Mr. Cowles, who had a severe attack tending the reunion !□ HMtlugv. pneumonia. 1* getting better. Mr. Hansmer Is on our street* thrMh- of Walter Kelly's little toy that wm bit­ Ing thl* week. ten by a dog, Is doing nicely. Ed Sisson of Freeport la spending a Mr*. Shelby wm on our street recent­ few day« with Clay Rogen aad family. Frank Ickre of HMtlngs spent Tues­ ly soliciting aid for a picnic. day evening at M. HinekleyV What IT COSTS NOTHING EXTRA TO WmI, unwMbed All tbo member* ot Welcome Corner* at tho Lutheran church Imi Sunday. We nndentaad that ChM. Stebbins Mlb, a* there I* builneei of importance Do you UJant $5, Lard ________________ ................ »toiP Talfow............................. ............... 4 Beans...................... .. .l.Mte LfiO Clorer eewd . .. <6.00 to MOO -tZJOto SUO Rev. Martin and family have return­ ed from their visit. Bia aon Floyd la suffering from a revere care ot poison. A few from thia place are Intending to take In Porspaugh A Bell* Bro*, big •how at Kalamazoo, Friday. The encampment at Hretlnga thia week la drawing largo crowds from thia village. ‘ The social al J. Reisinger's wm well attended, and all report a rood time. Rev. Simmon* and wife attended campmeeting at Long lake tbo latter part of laat week. Mr. Wright of Ohio la tho guest of Edith Stoddard ltd* week and !• alio at­ tending the encampment at Hailing*. Luloyd Hnsleker and Minnie Leon­ ard were at Hunfluld. Sunday, calling on friend*. Jarno* Cratner of tbe Sunfield Sou­ tine! In very lick with typhoid malarial fotcr. On account ot tbe rain and damp weather the aoclal that was co be hold on the lawn of C. S. Palmerton, Tues­ day evening was hold In,the corner brick. Tho band boy* gave a fow very choice reloctlen* • field, Sunday, caring fur thcl: law. Janie* Cramer lota. All druggist* refund the money if It tall* to cure E W. Grove’* CASTORIA Ill IM Yn Htn Alnjl Bwtit . It’s Always a For Infanta and Children. Farmers and Fruit Growers Grower* Union will please lend their I O'Donuen. Mich. Our third great cut price shoe sale be­ gins today. Any $5 Shoe a for $3.50 and others in proportion. 1 will bo prepared Hi buy and handle peachrei after August loth T S. De­ Mott, Heatings A pair at bolster aprlngi for Bale. — Ira Baldwin, Hasting*. For further Information-Inquire of They're extraordinary shoes at much less than ordinary pricca. It's the quality that attracts and the that .sells. You have the pick of one o largest shoe stocks in Barry county. ODoeoell. Mich. ^ noting gomau^i We have Oxford Ties to tie to. $3.50 Oxford for $2.75. That P DUNCAN LAKE Law McLoud, wife aud daughter, Mre, Saale Newton of this place la Jeasle, of Martin visited Nate Moffitt Respectfully, spending a few week* in Healing*. and wife Monday, Wilbur Carpenter purcbMod a boree ot Myron Kllmor and started for bl* homo at Heighten. Tuesday, AU Sadieville, J£y., wm curious tp Tho surprise on Mr. Balkey and w|f0 learn tbo cause of tbe vmI improve­ Tuwday oviniug wm enjoyed by all. ment In the health of Mr*. S. P. Whit­ They received several very nice nre*- >130 CROWN ORGAN taker, who had fur a long time, endured oota from their relatives, ll-being Mrs. untold suffering from a chronic bron­ Balkcy's birthday, also their wedding chial trouble. "Il’s all due to Dr. King's anniversary. Now Discovery," write* her hoaband. Dill Benjamin made older for the it oeraplolely cared her and also cured fire! this acaaon on Wednesday. our little granddaughterof a severe at­ Misses Jennie Adg*te of Middleville tack of whooping oough. It positively and Lenna Adgate of Grand Rapids are cure* oough*, cold*, lagrlppo, bronchi­ spending a few days with their parents. tis. all throat and lung trouble*. GuarTho Schroder Bros.' new thresher is anteod bottle* 60c and »l. Trial bot­ doing the finest work ever done la this tle* free at W. H. Goodyear'* drug vicinity. Wm. Howe Is home again after stay­ ing with Sborlff Cortright for the pot NOW is the time to have your outfits repaired, few week*. , DOWLING ttnd we are the people who can give yon the The following were gueaU of Roy ! Allen Booh tel went te Grand Rapids J. S. । .oodyear Co-, dry goods. best prices on all kinds of repair work. Sunday and took In the show Monday. Clomcnoe laat week: Ed Pilgrim, wife i Bead McLoud and John Scott wheeled C. W Clarke & Co., .groceries. and daughter of Climax and Mrs. Mil- to Grand Rapids Sunday. Boilers Refined, Cylinders Rebored, linger, sou aad daughter of Akron MIm Johnson of Irving visited Mis* Woolley & Bronson, shoes. Boilers Patched, Smoke Stacks Made, Macy Zerby Imi Wednesday. Fred L. Heath, drags. Mrs. Sheffield returned laat Saturday Engines Repaired, All Kinds of Casting Done. Mr*. Florence Baker of Chicago la from tbe Pan American with a glow­ visiting at Orange ThoinM1. Chidester & Burton, clothing. ing description of the exhibition and Mis* Jeanie Adgato spent part of Imi Before having anything done give us a call. Niagara Falla. M. W. Hicks, flour and feed. wook in Wheeling, W. V*. Many from thia place attended the Renkcs & Walldorff, furniture. farmer*’ picnic at Green lake Imi Wisconsin. Thursday. J. P. Rentes, bakery. Ernest Warner of Irrlog spent Sun­ Nathan Mofflt and grandmother, Mrs. day al homo. Adjoining Bcotlcy & Rider’* PUnlng MtU. Warren, of Baltimore visited his uncle, F. R. Pancoast, jewelryC. L. Vloclent and wife of Ionia are Cbaunocy Warren aad wife of Gnn Barnaby & Herrick, restaurant guest* at Dr. Sheffield'* thia weak. lake, Monday. ‘ Sport* day la to be held at thia place Sam Ftnkbeiner 1* in Lake Odessa on tho 81*1 of thl* month. > vial ting bla brotber-lo-law. Utile Byrl Gelbrio la vlaitiug hor Mr*. Mary Bottis has returned to aunt a* Lacy. ber home al Milton Junction, Osceola Rexford Ackley of Battle Crock la county. Her grandson,Georgia Howe, the guest of hi* cousin Harold Shef­ accompanied her. field. Wm. McNoe wm in thia vicinity laat Mr*. M.. Smith la doing well under week selling bath cabinet*. Dr. Sheffield'* care. ‘ Earl aad Bert Stanton have diaaolvcd SOLTH WOODLAND. partnership (h the afore. Bort withGrandma Helmer is not ao well thia Mr. and Mr*. Arbor of Delton wore the guest* of George Sheffield and wife Frank Wellman Is taking in the iMtSunday. . • sight* *t Battle Creek thl* week. Camp meeting people returned Mon­ day, damp but happy over both the HICKORY CORNERS. mooting and the rain. Vera and Barton Cortright of Ha*tA party of oampare left yesterday Inn are vlaltiog Mr*. Clara Barbar. for Crooked lake to pul In a week seek­ Sir*. B. C. Cortright went to Prairie­ ing the finny tribo. To aay they will ville. Monday. Ethlyn Sqyder la in Buffalo. C. D. Flensburg and wife rant a few The church at Coal* Grove will be day* l«*t week at Highland Park, Gull the rallying point for er cry body aud hb wife next Saturday evening Aug. 84. A fine program will be carried Mary and AnnaDeitrich hare return­ out. Plenty of good music a feature. ed from Anna, HI., where they hare Don't mine It. been visiting relative*. C. L. Aldrich aud family will leave PODUNK. Wednosday forthelrhomcla Vlckaburg The rain Sunday and Monday wm * two month* at Willow Indeed a woloome post. Moat of the farmer* wear amlllng faces. Rich Hull and family of Cedar Creek wore the guoat* of Dan Hull and fam­ , ......An Up-to-Date Stock aud * ily Saturday and Sunday. Charlie Lou hr. Earl Laubaugb, SpanWillow Beach. Gull lute. a , Reasonable Prices. ’’ Oer Powell and Clarence Brliciler wore camping al Horen Shoo lake laat week. SHULTZ. Quite a number attended camp meet­ Corrected by Properly Fitted Lenses. lug at Pennock's grove laat wack. ? dah Ransom attended the Woodman Lee McDonald t» laid up with eryatp- picnic al Gull lake 1mx Thursday and grown * Own, C. H. OSBORN ATTENTION THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN EARLY & BURNS tJ.R.Pancoast! JEWELRY RICH CUT GLASS «« FINE CHINA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. Defective fivtsigbt.. '^443449* rUU In and Sunday. If • „ � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-08-29.pdf 9956d546e94e06a405c2f9ea15a8c9a6 PDF Text Text HASTINGS,. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, AUGUST 20, UX)I. 0506 ds of People Filled tots and Enjoyed the Sports and Fan. Last wock thoHJatALDgavothodnly full account of tho cxorclsaa told at the fair grounds .Wednesday. It remains for us to describe the carnival given under the auspices of tho ritixeus’ comtnlilee Thursday and Friday. ’ Early Thursday morning ropes wore SSretchad across the several streets leading to that part of Bute street bo ttfkaa ■’ toe soldiers' monument and Wohlgan avenue. This was doas by ' •ffectually preyxinud too busincu q>art Of tho street where toe Sporto were to take place from being Interfered With i by teams. The various devfooa and preparations for gathering In the nlmB bis ulckles, dimes and quarters of the ■ crowd were also ready. There were l ibs usual stands for cigars, lemonade ■ and other soft drinka in profualon I'Then there were street fakir* of ell 1 kinds galore ready and anxious to eater ■ to toe wanta oi a big crowd. And If a ■ big crowd! bent on having a good time I Was what they wanted they could not "bare been disappointed. For such a ‘multitude of people as thronged ooi streeu both days of toe festival has not been seen in this city In many a day ' It would seem from the great array ^of vehicles that stood around the feed Mfarpa and on toe aide streeu and ve^^>1 spaces overy whcrecLit e. rr> HR) wheels in Barry county had been Bprmeed into service to carry tooir ownKira to Bastings- it *o<ild bo difficult Ma OKI mate accurately toe number of ByfropU lu town during the two days. ■ Perhaps from eight to ten thousand b:«u n<«». Sheriff Cortright and hU force ware on the lookout for pickpockets and suspicious characters and sent twenty, four of these gentlemen out of town be­ fore they had a chance to ply tbeir trade. The sheriff and his force de­ serve much credit for the admirable way in which the police work was per­ Then came an event that was not on formed during the three days of the John L, Kellogg, Battle Creek,. Hau nr K. Peterson, Johnstown,. the program as planned by the commiltee. In fact it looked like an un­ The Firemen’s dance Thursday even­ Nathaniel Graham, Eau Claire,. warranted Interference by the weather ing was well attended and passed off bureau. But tho rain camo down just Buccawfully. the same causing the crowds to hurry Al the election of officers of the Pic­ under shelter and putting an cad to tho nic Association Thursday morning W, sports for the rest of the day. SUH it F. Hicks was re-elected president, Dr. Joseph F. Weber und wife to Austin did not rain so hard bat that the people E. H. Lathrop secretary and treasurer, managed to enjoy themselves nor so and all the old vice presidents were re­ O. Barnum, lota 7 sad 8, blk. 1. Cham­ berlain’s ad. rity, 9300. hard aa to prevent Mme. Melxell, tho elected except those for the city and George N. Barnum and wife to Marplucky balloonist, from making an as­ the township of Hastings. H. H. Trask loo Shores, 90s, aec 35, Woodland, cension and parachute drop. Prompt­ was chosen for the city and M. V, Todd 91900. Russel W. Durkeo to Charlo* B. Ben­ ly at the time set for the event up she for the township. ham, la, sec 20, Hastings, 9300. went into the pouring clouds. There The gentlemen of the two committees Louis Snyder and wife to M. D. and was very Hole wind aud tho ascent and upon whom rested the task of prepar­ 0. L. Rood, nf of lot 123, city, KOO. Ella N. Hosmer to David H. Wilkin­ drop were so nearly in one perpeudlc- ing for and conducting the programs st si. parcel on sec 23, Castleton, are to ba congratulated on the success son 9395. Frank H. Parker and wife to Jcsoph The Hastings 'City Band rendered Barnett and wife, 19a, rity. 92800. Carrie Grant to Eddie C. McArthur, excellent aervlce during the two days clooo to toe front of Spence'a shoe store of th’o carnival and added a great deal l>arce) *ce15. Woodland, 975George Miller to George W Miller. thaftbe parachute caught on the cor­ to the pleasure of the occasion by their HOa, aec 11, Johnstown, 91. nice and held toe lady suspended above playing. Dickerson's martial band was the sidewalk uutli a tall step ladder also on deck and did lu full share was procured and aho was helped down, towards livening things up. uninjured. The bailooti came down In When tho fireworks begin Friday exactly the same way, catching on the night Blate street tn tho vicinity of the cornice of the Rogers block and break­ biograph pictures was packed full of ing the arnamentai Iron ratling. teams and when the Qm sky-rocket In toe evening In spite of a drixxllng rain a large crowd witnessed tbe bio­ graph pictures toown on s screen on the front of toe J. S. Goodyear block. things were decidedly lively- Fortu­ A search light on top of the City Bank nately most of the frightened animals were kept under control butchers were building also furnished diversion. Friday morning too weather was still a tew mishaps and acoidcnu, although Ths foot race for boys under 15 was won by Harry Miller Aral and Wm. Townsend second. Prixos 92 and *1. The Shot put was won by Wm. ShtTlUrs, distance 38 feet 5 in. Ths 100-yard foot race was won"by Ed. Downs, with X. Buckle of Freeport, threatening and ibis fact no doubt had some influence in keeping people away. Nevertheless the attendance wu nearly as large as oa Thursday and tho weath­ er turned out to bo delightful. AU toe sports that wore on Friday’s Of course they all catnr (n to enjoy । program aud also those which bad been firm will be Collected by E. Bunton faaselvto and they proceeded to carry omitted Thursday afternoon were suc­ and all Indebtedness of said firm will be cessfully carried through. ut their Intentions according to their paid by him. Tho business hereafter The pole vaulting aritots oouoeptlons of what enjoyment . _ contest was won by . will be conducted by E. J, Stanton. fafae-ia. They perainbulatvi up "Dpc'!.Edger, Urals Striker second. I down the streets taking In the The fat titan’s race was won by Ed. taps eights, they patronised the inut and lemonade stands (and tsoruo Parmelee, Ed. Pritchard secodd. Kf them, alas the saloons) they partlcl220-yard foot race was won by Ed. Bpated In the five cent dances, or gased Downs, I, Stock le second. I In wonder at the snake man as be fear| lernly handled his slimy pete or made a platform, as follows: The oldest soldier was William Wood, meal of! them. They listened to the ['band dr enjoyed the funny antlra of 77 years, fl month*. Oldest widow of soldier. Mis. Ann Gurnlsh. I Giddings, the trick bicycle rider. Soldier with the longest war record, H But th* center of attraction, ata mal­ l isrof course, wm the various games Morris Bowler 4 years, 6 months, 28 'and sports prepared by the ritlxena' days. Longest prison record L. MeKln rOOmmi||eo, nearly all of which were nees, 17 mouths, 0 days. Father nr mother having most sons MsafTBRsn oa announced oa toe pro­ , gram. Jack Lambert, tbe high diver, In the war, Mrs. Leah Roush, 4 sons: John I’hclp* Smbnot able |obe present on account Frank, David, Allen, Myron, John Rouse Milletts Station The oldest soldier lu the Spanish war I "a. *h nSk accident which had befallen and ......... Bay City was W. Dickerson, of Grand Rapids, .. .Oread Rapids ke the place of Lambert, but alter oon- 5(> years old. Tho youngest was Wm. rring with him the committee made Nevaus 19 years, 7 months. The tallest man was Ed. Chaffee, 0 j their minds that bls perfannance ouldbea “fake” if undertaken and feet, 6 inches. The tallest woman, Mrs. । the event had to be omitted. Tho Wesley Peufoglli. The heaviest mau Staniry Warren......................... Laoey I tetter* regretting being unable to immltteo ought not to be blamed for was Ed. Chaffee, 340 pounds. The its failure, as they were not in any heaviest woman, Mrs. Strinbeck. attend were read from John D. Sum­ Smallest man, Ben Buueil, ft fu } in. mer Of Washington, D. C.; Emmett Cola of Harris, South Dakota; Henry Smallest woman Helen Frye, 4 fu 0 in. ono feature everything on the program Tho athletic contests were then' re­ M. Howes of Edmore, Michigan; and waa faithfully carried out. L, Tfl begin with came the ball game sumed. Tho 120 yard hurdle race was Tuesday a letter was received from woe by C. W. Combo of Freeport, I. John L. 'Mails of Lot Angeles, Calibetween Hastings and Kalamasoo. I The band ltd the way to tho fair ground Steckie, second. The address of welcome by O. H. The relay race was contested by a Thursday morning about nlno o'clock team of five Hasdngs men against five Greenfield, responded to by Captain ■and an Immense crowd followed. For Walbridge were line, and brought back Ithe admission to the grounds was gratis Freeport men and was’ woo by the land everybody wauled to see what former, each man running 120 yards. to the old comrades many recollections Tho winner* were Ed Downs, Frank of trying times when they touched el' promised to be a fine game. If our ball team aouM be patronised by one quaft«r as largo a crowd at their regular Blow bicycle race was won by Loren -pay games they would lw doing well McIntyre, C. Michael second. from a financial point a! view. Tho Officers for ensuing year af follows: Ed. Downs earned first money in the game last Thursday was one of tbe wheelbarrow race and C. W. Combe T. Phillips, president; Jas. F. Mead, prettiest that has been played on a vice-president; John Michael, secretary. Hamlug. diamond in many a day. I After the business was ended the Standing brood jump, C. W. Combs True, air boys were booteu, but they first, Frank Holly Second. 9 ft. 3J lu. ' were pitted against a crack tca.n and Running hop, step and jump, Austin 1guests rcjialred to the Hyde restaurant with toe exception of two Innings they Pender first, C. W. Combe second, iand partook of a bounteous repast, and Distance 40 fl. ishook hands. Good bye till we meet Mdlelne that they had to take them­ John Michaxl, Running broad jump, “Doc” Edgar 1again. selves. We shall nt* atienij* to give first, C. W. Combs second. 17 ft. 8t in. details of the game. The score will Tho balloon ascension Friday after­ tell the story, m follows: noon was a beautiful one, Madame Melxeli ascending from the corner of Prom September 19 to 27 th, inclusive, Bute street and Michigan avaqpe and , after rising to a great height coming 'the Great Rock Island Route will sell i down in the south-eastern part of the 'tickets Chicago to San Francisco and return at above rate. Very, liberal privilege! will be given for stopovers and final return limit. First class Sleeper through to San Francisco leaves Chicago dally via Colorado, pawing the 91300. ’ ' ' Otto Yarger and wife to Michael Yai ger, 20a, sec. 15, Carlton, 9050. Abram S. Buuuell to Anna Hunnel paresis oo sec. 1. Barry, 92400. Charles Mahoney and wlfetoL'barlt Lamont, 15j», *ec. 20, Barry, KOO. Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, N. ¥., May 1st to Ort, Slat IDOL Date* of sale daily from April 30 to Sept. 30th. For rates and particulars call at ticket Sunday Excursion Notice: Each Bun­ day excursion tickets, ona fare for the round trip, wfl] be sold to local points on Michigan Central wberel the trip can be made on regular or excursion train going and returning within too limit of Sunday. From June 1st until Sept. 30th, In­ clusive, the Michigan Central will sell summer tourist tickeu at greatly re­ dwood rates. For particulars call at 11.00 Watches are so cheep now that no body ahauld be without one. I invite ; Frank Horton was in Grand Rapids toe public to see them and get prioea.. r““J*’John Bkbsmeb, the jeweler. ■ Lost, strayed or stolen, teagle hound, I Mabel Trego is visiting friends in Charlotte and attending the carnival. about year old. Answers to tho name Miss Florence Maus is visiting her “Joe.” Finder will be rewarded by­ • ' brothers, Frank and Fred In Kalama- returning to Frank Beckwith. Tho filthy practice of spitting on the sidewalks In too most public plaooe to the city M a disgrace. Will not tho council tako action to abate this nul- H. M. Erb has left the employ of L. E. Stouffer and accepted a podtlon With E. J. Stanton of Dowling. My stock of clocks Is bomp lets and of the best make which I offer u low prices. Fully warranted. John Bessmek, too jeweler. H. W. NoblM expects to go to Dei' trolt next week to study with S. Bren­ ton, V. S., until about Oct. 1st, than Uko tn tho Pan-American ria Toronto to oommenco second year in veterinary ocUego. There will bo a special meeting of the M. W of A. Wednesday evening, Sept, 4th All member* are rvquratod to bo present, m bunlnosa of special im­ portance la (o be traosanteil. THUS. E. W ATtBB, Hocrctxry. Muskegon and H. W’ Nobles of this City were guests of Mrs. H. H. Faria at Dowling. Friday forenoou. Ing of Sept, rtto for the. benefit el Rev. A. H. Johnson. Every body cordially Mr. and Mr*. Tungate of Heslinga were in tho village the latter part of last wook, vUIUng Mr and Mfrs. J. H. Ernc*t Masters, a fourtooo-year.rid Harper. Mr Tungate wa* also look­ boy of Middleville wau adjudged Insane ing over the Kellogg planing mill by Judge Mills last Thursday and property, with a view of renting and operating the came. -Nashville News. prints. Tickets u> be sold September 2, limited to return September 3rd. Special train leaving Kalamamo running th roughs Wood bury Sept. 2nd at 7:00 Sbdlenbarger in ths second Ings on Thursday, Bopt. 5c body Invited. Miss Mary Powers has rvalgned her der to accept a better one In the Mar­ quette high school. Shu •t*rw>d for Marquette yeotsnisy Frank Stanley of Benton Harbor, for­ merly of Yankee Springs, was arrested on complaint of the Plano Manufactur­ ing Co. aud taken before Justice Riker last Thu rsday. The case was adjourned until Saturday, however, and was then the AlUifl school house on Saturday discontinued on the payment of the evening, Aug. 31st. Instead of Monday cost* by th* defendant and thesatlsfaoSept. 2nd. as previously announced Burt R. Km!U> snd Miss Florence Subject, “Among the Rough Hid ora.” Stlncbcouib of this city were quietly married In Jackson yesterday afternoon department headquarter* train st Jack­ their many friends here Both young son. Round trip rate 94.85 from Hast­ people are [>opular in local social circles. ings. They are enjoying their honeymoon la Detroit.—Marshall dispatch In Tuoahomo from his westeru trip las: Friday He visited numerous points lu Colorado J. L. Crawley has purchased a very and went as far west m Salt Lake City. nice Invalid chair for his mother, who Exposition and Industrial Fair, To. He reports having had ■ very pleasant since the Injury to her hip last winter into. Ont., Aug. 20th to Sept. 7tb. Miss Belie Arbour of Delton, a grad­ cqulpj>ed wito rubber tired wheels and uate of Hastings high school and of the is In every respect an up-to-date vehicle state normal school a*. Ypsilanti, has of its kind. By means of It theold lady accepted a position of high school assis­ can ho easily wheeled on the sidewalks Annual excursion to Petoskey, Trav­ tant and eighth grade teacher al Mid- and given a groat deal at enjoyment. erse City and Charlevoix Tuesday, A quiet, private wedding occurred at Prosecutlng Attorney Thomas start­ Sept. 3rd. Rate M.OO tor round trip. Going on Special train and returning ed on a ten days' trip Tuesday. Ho Pflug, Monday noon, whereby their on all regular trains until Sept. Utb. I Intends to stop at Cleveland and then daughter, Ml** Emma, was united in Elks and Business Men's carnival, go on to Now York where he will visit marriage to Mr. Nathaniel Graham of ( harlotte, Aug. 23, 29th, 30tb, 82c. for friends In Aurora and Perry and take Eau Claire, Wl*. The ceremony was round trip. Date of sals Aug. 23, 29 performed by Rev. C. J. Kennedy of end-30. Return Aug. 31. Excursion to Thoraapp'.c lake, Jack­ Hastings, Thursday afternoon, Sept. son aud Detroit Sunday, Sept. 1. Round 5th. Ho doubt the game will be a good visit In southern Michigan. They will trip to Thornappla 25c.; Jackson 83c.; one, as the Kalainaiooltcs arc expert bo “at home" to their friends, after Detroit 91.85. Special train leaves players. Go down to the ball grounds, Nor. lu, at 327 Hudson street, Eau Hastings 7:50 a. m. Return leavre help the boys along and see a red hot Claim, Wisconsin. There are In all communities people Detroit 0:30 p. m., Jackson 8:45 p. m., Letter* addressed to the following who take delight in the silly habit, not Thornspple 10:30 p. m, Pan-American excursion to Buffalo. persons remain unclaimed tn this office to use a stronger term, of marking or Each Tuesday tickeu can be had, fa* and will bo sent to tbo dead letter office cutting their names oo public property coach only, (not parlor or sleeping car) if not called for by September 2nd. or tn public places. Bach randaliam for 97.60* round trip; return not later H. M. Coon, Lums Mead, Preston C. has already been Indulged in a* IM than train leaving Buffalo Sunday West, Mr*. Laura Brown, Mr*. Baruto. Michigan Central depot, just after the company have gone to tho trouble and night 1140, Tickeu can be had on any Drop, Sam Rice. day, 1ft day Hmft, 911.15; 20 day limit, Deputy Sheriffs Stauffer and Ker- expemo of painting the building and kerke of Kent county were In tho city embellishing tho grounds. The com­ 91340. Children half fare. pany have Instructed their agents to Monday and 'Tnesday looking after G. A. R. excursion to Cleveland, follow up every violation of law of this Ohio, Sept. 10th to 1Mb. Date of sale and wo hope they will make U ex­ wheat was sold In this city, but toe kind I Sept 8th to 12th, Inclusive., M.85 for ceedingly warm fur sunh violators of round trip. Children halt fare. Par­ officers got onto another clue and went < <common sense and propriety. ties who wish to return not later than to Battle Creek yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Beesley have Sept. 13th need not get their tickets ex­ tended but extension can be had by de­ again returned from Chicago, baying positing ticket el Cleveland until Oct. derided to reside in th!* city. As Sth. Special coach has been arranged many know, Mr. Beesley la a plumber . for to leave Hastings Sept. 9th at 7:52 by trade and intends to again start in 1 a. tn.'to ran through without change. business here, as soon aa ho can get j I Till* orach to be attached to headquar­ thoroughly rattled at ths bouse. ter’s train st Jackson. Tickets may bo Rev. L. L. Thomae, evangelist, will ] bad via Lost from Detroit or all rell via give his famous lecture, ''Stumbling i any route where regular one way rates Blocks," at tbe Presbyterian church, ] apply. Wednesday evening, Supu 4, at eight j o’clock sharp. Mr. Thomas comra 1 highly recommendad anti no one can j afford w mlsa it. A collection will l« j �lilt i -X- [ j LI Th* Farm Kitchen. CaXbre EtegfeMte. I* bomc by oUphant* with llttlr grace. a native daughter of the Golden State, There la one field for labor-oaring de- ride bta mowing machine, bis buggy rake or plow; his grain Is cut and threshed by machinery, aud th* great­ er portion of his work can now be per­ i formed by means of labor-oatlug roach1 Inery. But the farmer’s wife finds her day* filled, as of yore, from daylight till after dark, with the toil of cooking, waahlng dishes, scrubbing floor*, washing, Iron­ ing and mending. The butter aud cbeeM making, which was her wtfrk, tbe perquisite* of which were also her*, to t>o added to the abllllog* she received from tho egg* she sold with her butter az tho village store, are now, It Is true, relegated to the creamery. Why is It not possible, as has been proposed In Wisconsin, to do a steam laundry busi- GOOD fudge must have both experience ixjgland learning. A housekeeper should be a good fudge for she too must have tho American pioneer* ot California. Elephant* bare always exhibited very human traits, but this on* ot cry­ Ing brings them closer to the human family than any other attribute. An elephant wrep* practically for tho same cause which would make a man married on* bf tbe handsome aenoritat for whom the province of California older thin you are® Yet it’s impossible to look young with the color of 70 years In the hair. It’s sad to see young persona look prematurely old in this way. Sad be­ cause it’s all unneces­ sary; for gray hair may always be re­ stored tear shedding Immediately evosea, and the animal return* to Its cheerfulness of disposition. On returning to cap­ tivity It again begin* to wrep. Thlnk of a Shetland pony so small that a little girl ran pick it up and carwife this burden? When this 1* done, and tho country kltcbca provided with tho labor-saving device* found In tho And yet out tn Guthrie Center. Ta, city homos or a hotel kitchen, then tbe there Is such a wee bit of n horse, aud farmer's wife will have boon Created the picture represents tbe UtUc maiden with an equal consideration with the girl Is Lulu Lemon, and the pony I* color !>t experience and learning or she may think that the soaps made to look, like Ivory Soap are fust as good. With experience she will know that they lack the remarkable qualities of the genuine. lag— Thor e are now 4,M0 rural delivery route* In tho Culled Stave*, supplying over <,000,000 people. The last annual anpropriatliin for the servloe wm A'>.000,000, We look for the number of roc tea to double within th Thia commingling of Anglo-Saxon and Spanish blood has produced women nt a ba'antlfn) type, of which Mrs Gage Is a fair specimen. Ivory Soap—99*5<«> per cent. pure. couitniinity Michigan Fariue ' UKHD IN HASTINGS Our ntlablwH Accented by Hasting* The jury in the Thornapple drain case, after deliberating four Jays, red derod a dcdal-.ii last SatunJaylfavoring the neccasdty of the drain The ditch twelve feet wide on the bottom »i the uppqr end and thirty feel al the lower end, and II* average depth la *lx furl It* source I* at Boody lake In the north u<-h <■ d»mand Rhe spent tier girlhood In the city which met In couventlcro yesterday, nominated a ticket and promulgated a platform which promises well for the irieuda of decency, in that lung-looted commonwealth. No party haa luwl such an opportunity lu Pennsylvania in gen­ eration*. The rreent uiprsurm show that under republican domination the state haa been al the mercy of an Infa­ mous band of scoundrel*. Corruption baa dragged I la slimy length through the corridor* of the Capitol and polluted both tbe lorislativo and judicial de partmonta of the guverumenu Tam­ many hall during the period of Twsod rule »a* pure ’n compartsoo. Indian spoils Senile*]. 120,000 acres of water-shod laud The case wa*tried befureClrcoltCourt Cutn. I «Smpln staietoetit nJ thing* don mlsaloner Sutherland. -Grand I^dge Abolish tbe Duty Independent Mr*. Eggleoum of High St . Hosting*. Tbe American people wer. Mich,, says: "Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve I* New* ha* gone on * trip to the Pacific Pills are ■ splendid medicine My back cents a pound to establish a tin plate Industry tor the benefit of American labor. Then ihomanufacturot brought to get about and attend to my houaobold over Welsh workmen to make tho tin plate, on tho ground that American »»oro accident, which might Hearing of the workmen did not know how. Now tbe Welsh workmen are out on strike, the drug store. Tbe results obtained by tbelr use were fins, the kidney* are at the same time turned Into the again healthy and active, the bock pains gone the nerrea strong and 1 feel much Ha sustained severe cut* and bruise*, gratified m a ocnsequsuce. The medi­ principally about the head, and wosoon cine la certainly good." extricated by people near by who car­ ried him Into Kinsman A DeFoe's drug -a . ... ^called, and ha wa* afterward m Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. Is thought hl* Injurlt gUtlooeJon the battleship low* which sbon courtship, and the union t mewl happy one Mr. Gage gradually ruse to t-mlueticv In bl* pro fraalon and accumnlated consldrrsble Is an invalid as the result of an Injury ! received while playing, and a charm- i ed only 17 pound* at the time tho plr- Od, Mr/Morgan open ed tbe package, but found nothing but a bundle of hay, we«ds ahd a piece of rotten railroad tie. Evidently Jotne* la out a little both lu ^spirits and cash.-Mlddteville Sun, ®ba afternoon freight engine w** obliged to leave the train In Charlotte, come to this place for water and return for it* train. This Is not the Aral time, -hnwMAVtba, tkUV... --______ •••H»urv, n. u. vnaier anu Eli tw in have been appointed by the • township board of Tbornapple, fruit tree .iMpocter* and they bar* been looking over th* orchards of tbetownship. Thus far they have found but few peach or­ chard* that are badly affected with tbe yellow*. - Next Monday tbe “Middleville 400", Qrand Rapids, will Invade Middleville by special train. It la expe.-ted that oor wtetern neighbor will do heneU proud on that day In enterUinlng her gueeta from th* •'Baplda" taken with moder* tic a. It I* productive nccra- Beware of a rough comb tn caring for which arc even and point* not too sharp, much ftlrrd up over Fred McConnell aud Vlees. Both are ma held up to the light five small children roughening or splitting *rs, and Mr*, three children It00 Reward. regular, with tut smoothly to defect any of the tbefb at $100. high class monthly magazine,' In i hl nailon with the Herald at a m< nominal nrico. The magazine which wo have made this arrangei is the Pilgrim, an excellent Ute period lea) published at Battle Ct This magaiine ha* recently come company to make can be easily cut Into any form. Then provide a hemispherical hue of sumo heavy material, such as tho half of a large leaden bullet, and take away all inequalities which may bo on the coovox part (look In your dictionaries for bly. it enmparcs favorably with t leading periodical* of It* kind, such the ladles' Homo Journal and the a urday Evening Post, both in typogra] leal appearance and in literary tne> In tho Indulgence of I For the sake of placing thlacxcolk monthly within the reach of all c luxury foe tbe cteaaea. but which, by 5 liberal patronage, should bo brought the following remarkable offer: Tho regular subecripUon price of th within the limit where it would become Pilgrim Is one dollar. AH whO p<j a nroesalty for tbe tnaxaea. "Clcanll. uno dollar for the HeraLD and TWEq uess Is next to godline**." The con­ Tl-FIVE CENTS ADDITIONAL wl summate purity and clranltnea* of pet' receive the Pilgrim one year, begit aon which result* from a Turkish bath ning with tho September numbe. produeva a llgbtnr -a and elasUdty a* The Pilgrim will b« 'goj^^vj»_troi the publish"!-*. This is a splendid opportunity K purification which make* one feel “i our reader* to secure a Uno magarlu nt a merely nominal <stL Cal) at the. H nt a lu office and sample of the] PilgrimA significant step tn tbe progre** of woman In the medical profession Is hex admission tu the British Gyneco­ logic society. Tbe council of this or­ ganization diatrftratrd a circular letter among tbe fellows to ascertain wbetb- to tho flat surface of tho half bullet, ahd in whatever position It la placed when left to Itself it will Immediately mission of women Into Ils ranks. Of the 828 fellow* 172 replied that they were In favor of welcoming women. 55 CongToasman Babcock says the re­ publican party must doaomethlug with tho tariff quoetlou, but Senator Cullom, after having paid a visit to President McKinley, announce* that there will be no tariff legislation. Mr. Htnna figure of light substance—the pith of tho alder indefinite, and 08 did not reply. In consideration of this reeult the council Edith of Boston came home from kindergarten In a state of excitement coming women practitioner* Into the duly doctcd fellows. The Ob*trtrical Society of Edinburgh has for some tlon day. when Bridget 1st* Boston.’’ Mamma thought a moment aud then England has been a llttlo behind Amer­ ica In according Io woman her full tlona—American Medicine. the British left Boaton, had been Mvlng up pennies, dime* there among tho little heap of coins Hut mother found a piece of camphor. The ttt*t object In life with tbe American people la to “get rich;” the you put this In your bank?" second, bow to regain good health. Tho ■'Because,” replied Ned. with earnestfirst can bcobtolncdby energy, honesty jmd saving; the second, (good health) by using Green's August Flower. Should yon be a despondent sufferer from any of the effects of dyspepsia, The most popular coiffure exhibits liver complaint, appendicitis. Indlgesthe hair tucked in everywhere and held WHVU UI mu Iinari. sour aioinacn, Ha­ bitual oo*Uvcne**,dlzxl new* of the head, toba aitell and duster* of Jewels, tho nervous prostration, low spirit*, etc., you need not suffer another day- Two dose* of tho well-known August Flower mostly of the bag shape In gold chain will relievo you al once. Ge to Fred L. Heath and get a sample bottle free. Regular size, 75c. Get Green’s Prize A Fallible Artels. Mamma (to Ethol, 4 yiara old}— Eth- rex A SPLENDID COMBINATlOf «iJoy moot, but a droid- Senator Cullom Probably Right these conditions something Intereating should certainly coma.—Saturday Even- Thera Is no more patent Iwaotlficr little pet—Chicago Record. importing plate* from Wales to Cl! Its order*. Is it not about time fur that Cullom called on tho president. It Is not difficult to believe that Sen­ ;■ ator Cullom la In better position to *ay what <hc republican party will or will not do than Coagreosman Baboock I* It was. however, hardly necessary Beware of trying to take the advice that any assurance be given that the and adopting tbe methods of all your republican |>arty would not Interfere friends who bare lately become ma­ with the privileges enjoyed by the trons. Inexperience)^ mother* are apt tariff barons.—The Commoner, to try too many .plana, to their child’s detriment The Troublesome Tariff. Beware of overfeeding tbe baby end r‘Dln« “>• I One result of the benefactions of the llf® «lTlnf w',n mnch work to ’ millionaires la rather curious, but porfectly plain and reasonable. Mr. Beware of underfeeding tbe baby by Schwab, for Instance, Joined the noble sticking too closely to a system laid band of giver*, and for a white was hand­ ing out money hr the thousands and tens down in some book that dictates Just of thousand*. Mr. Carnegie la still far •o much food at so many stated pe- ahead In tbe size and frequency ot his bestasrals. Other gentlemen connect­ ed with tho steel trust do not mind the by tbe method that hits happened to numbarof naughts they place upon their check*. It U a demonstration at gener­ osity without precedent in history. jiuara'ly B follow* that money so freely given must come from extraor­ dinary opportunities, and thus tbe public Is learning a fact which the steel magnate* are proving by their own ac­ shaking* or tossings tn trying to amuse tion: that they are enjoying golden privilege* under tbe tariff legutalion of the United State#. The matter is fur­ ther clinched by tho United State* possible. Beware of putting Infants in a altting steel manufacturers who sell steel, after / educated 1n the public and private XXRF75TCHILDREN? A stranger claiming to be Jas. H. . Barnard, a man about slxty.flvo year* ' of age, slopped at the Morgan bouse one day last week and wanted to remain one day and night. HU appearance was good, telling a straightforward story In­ eluding that he u*cd to be acquainted In the village veara ago,-----etc. When b. —jb left be aald he’ would return lu - c£e tell bicUJc^te «1 from Detroit After ►1 / < \ V| For over half a cen- j fury this has been the. standard hair prepara-! el don. It is an elegant dressing; stops Ing the hair; n _ aof ________ , make* the hair grow; grow; and vicauoca cleansea IUG. the,, scalp from dandruff with your little sister. Mildred wanta portrait on the advertising literature of Tired that’t *11. No energy, no vim, no vigor, no Ambition. The head aches, thoughts arc confused, memory rails. J Life becomes a round of I work, but half accom­ plished, of eating that does not nourish, of sleep that fails to refresh and of resting that never rests. That’s the beginning of nervous prostration. this terse reply: “We sdr«rtis*d for a photograph and th* ns tn* of the beat known American woman except Mr*. McKinley. Tbe majority of tbe names Ing by being sued by th# 'best known American woman.' D». Miles Nervine strengthens the worn-out nerves, refreshes the tired brain ain and ana restores health. nciitn. Scld by dntr-ruu co guarantee. her to get everything fre*b and said: fresh and get two pounds of trip* and pinch th* tripo.’’ Mary looked Indignant and then blnrt- Ethel (with a wry superior alrj- "Hurc. 1 wasn't brought up that �By a Member of the PLUMBER. Papal Guard. TERROR Victoria, B. C-. Aug. 17.—The fate of the schooner Albert and Ita crow of eighteen man i> known after being * REIONS AT VATICAN. Stef, Ou Out Dutt Is th* northern part of Bristol Bay. The bottle contained a sheet of paper with a message written In faded ink, which clears up tbe pystery. The me*I tag. 1* M follow*: -July >4. I*T».— Il Hutlip Rilliul Bill through which Pops Leo passe* cubit way to and from his private apart­ ment* baa exposed an Anarchist plot Wm. H, STEBBINS -“■50c. IEIY0US DEBILITY. $15,000 in Cash TO BE GIVEN AWAY 2,000.000.wra ^RECKON, IN ’.OHIO, f MASS, ANO IOWA. I WHAT DO YOU ESTIMATE-? HASTINGS HERALD OUR OFFER. GEN. HOBEHT WILLIAMS DEAD YOUR ESTIMATE. VALUABLE INFORMATION Prizes to be Awarded as Follows • J.67S3W .1,672,100 doenuuiv .1,532,540 " .1,053,389 Increase .1,966,010 •• /isowSVk. 18.40 per cent 2.62 per cent 7.80 per cent 18,88 per cent The certificates of tho secretaries of the states named showing the combined official voce will determine who are entitled to the prise* and the award* will bo made within 30 days after tbe official vote I* known. and Captain Lambert wm of lb* oplu, Inn that h. might make Dover on the | next Ude. He continued to swim well, mainly cm his back. At 4:20 a. m. a council waa held on th* tag sad it was decided to take him out of the water. f lictebp Certify, that the Press Publishing Assoelation haa deposited 515,000 In tho Central Savings Bank, Detroit, Mich., for tho express purpowo of paying tha prise. In their contest on tho combined official vote of the slates of Ohio, Massachusetts and Iowa, and that thia fund can l»o used for no other purpose. SUBSCRIPTION BLANK. THIS IS ONE OF THE GREATEST OFFERS EVER MABE REMEMBER THAT THE FIRST PRIZE IS $5,000.00. HASTINGS HERALD MAS MICH. 8t. Petersburg. Aug. ST—Fires that have been unprecedented for their vmUicm bare swept over the prov­ ince. during tbe summer. causing dam­ age that Is estimated to amount to *60.000.000. A quarter of a million acre* of timber In the Imperial tores la has been destroyed In two months. The town of Pens*, capital of the gov­ ernment of tbe oat name, which had Mi.OW Inhabitants, has been practi­ cally wiped out The people fled and slept In the fields and empty railway cars. There was stmpidon that tbr fired were caiuwd by Jewish IneendF grl« and thsre h» been cnnaldsrabte Pueblo, Colo., Aug. 17.—Au unknown man entered the office of I* B. Gibson, former judge ot tbe district court, and murderously assaulted tha aged jurist Deadwood, S. D . Aug. «7.—W. H. Ward, who la accused or murdering the two Shephard brotheta a month ago near Plume, was captured aaat DeriTg Tower, fifty milt* northwest of hare. He refusad to say anything to tbe sheriff about the murder. Fueling —— agai^i the man If snorg �\ While the American people are low. K wring thsmaolvca morally aud cndangcr. 10g themaclveaPolitically by a frequent | resort to lynching for the punlahmont r -g>f criminals, It te ooaMhlng of a cor.uolotion to turn to tho reforms which aro being tnado In our penal laws and to the V new and enlightened theorlM which are : gaining ground as to the treatment of It wxll tei hard for the republicans to force the ship subsidy steal through in tho face of the record made by Americsn ship building during tho past year, but it wlU certainly try to do it. Tho fact that every ship yard in thocountry good results. The young woman's skirts have been lengthened, and she has Invested In some, distinctly feud- Miss Glenns Doast of Allentown. Pa, baa Just been admitted to the bar. thus giving that dty its first Portia. ■ iWoy’s courao of study toward tho goal sbo bu Just reached—that of becoming a full fiedged lawyer—sver since aba was to neglect Its government contracts) In 10 jrsnn old si»d by so doing has Laid as solid and ootnprabeaatvw a founda­ ' Oae of the most Important Innovations order to avoid being behindhand on tion for the practicing of that profeathM have been attempted In some of private engagements, will cut no low our statea, Michigan among them, te tho with those who wans to get their hands introduction of the parole system, Sbo was graduated with high honors ’whereby prisoners of the more hopeful recently from the University of Mich­ igan. Ann Arbor. where aho took a full claas may be released before lb a expiretion of their sentence, under n pledge together nearly flu,000,000, ba# boon or­ At present Miss Douat la Id Ohio >ct good behavior and under the coodl- d ered to act as a receiving ship by Heap­ tian that a failure to keep such pledge Admiral Crowinshleld who hopes there­ learning all aba can about law before coming back to Pennsylvania, where In will lead U> tbelr return to prison. by to force congress to appropriate half tho fall aho will tack out her shingle This system te founded on an entirely 'different oouccpiion of the object ot punitive justice from the old, bard ^keary of vengeance Modern penology Believes that tbe vast majority of men FAMOUS UPRIGHT GRAND PIANO, Made by Behr Eros., New York City. Get McCoy’s prices. master Thaiuiwcn, who w&a charged with stealing MOO and fined the exact amount of hte theft. They say if be Is punished u> ooverely, that Neeley and iiathboue will get something awful Sewing machines riifo, supporting hte family and roOlng hte aoll-rtwpecl than to oouWhim as civilly dua.1 and entail tbo ease of bte support upon the public fowevcrmticb the cynically inclined f bfl disposed to carp al the »> nti- armed te to be relied upon Tho parole system was cstabltehcd in Utfidgan ifi 18D6, and the pnwldcul of bcutato psidon board, Mr C G Tur ier, recently declared In a paper which tending him on the grouoi! that he did hot -riteHat "Fourth uf July preaeut" dtepeu-h. If Admiral Hampson perutll- te- »era g»- eq me dellckrualy flavored, de­ liciously prepared liquid tea—la served In a huge cut glass pitcher. With It •uch ao event without tubmlltiag the oul of prison without danger to dispatch to him. he thereby proved blmand with profit to themselves, nelf unfitted for tbe high place confided IngOOCV more self supporting and live citteens Instead of public Now the French are claiming that IS, who shall say that modern Parte Is "tough” because tho Americans opened to them, abe did not have to i who go there demand a wide open town batHo against tbe prejudice of the With tbe limit taken off. Possibly that sterner sex. She says abe met with Is true, after all; certain II te. al least, that Am Orleans do things in Parte that they would never think of doing al boiuc. I don't Hu any $60 Mtcklui, I don't bin sb) $50 Muhlui, I dsn’t nil many $40 Mitkliu. There are no family sewing machines made worth over $40. I can sell a splendid first-class machine for A nice one for $30.00. (Jock! ones for $25.00. Some lor. 1’20.00. (rood sewers for $15.00. The happiest royal girl tn England Is 83 years old. Ilves where abe pleases, goes where she pleases, under what name sbo pleases, usually choosing that as tbe buildlog of an l«xbby the American governi to bo seriously considered tb<we battles reported from Sou lb Amer­ ica are chiefly Pickwickian. What each general means Is that he would bare killed and wounded such and such a number of the enemy if either he or the dr* Olga Mary, second daughter of King Edward, has plucked tbe roacs of royalty without touching Its thorn*. Her girlhood was singularly free from the restrictions of court etiquette while abe was. of coarse, spared tbs ofttlmes tearful struggle to t>e first which falls I America. It may be so; either com­ pany Is capable of nearly anything where its pockets are concerned. Tire dispatches from South Africa boar a suspicious resemblance to those Woyler sent from Cuba. Every day or te is chosen, the cost will be so, wo have a Un of forty Boors killed, Possibly tbe benefits that MO cows captured, and one Britisher of door, rough and tumble life among tn thacountry from tho oper- wounded slightly. the dogs and horses and In tbe fields aud gardens of Sandringham. Princess IF the man who reported that Ad­ miral Schley was not popular at New­ port hoped to Injure him by It, he failed most lamentably. Indeed, that fact te likely to endear him the more to the plain people. th# opinion of an eminent law, M. Bunan-Varilia, at change of the construction at canal, te valuable. This > although personally inter­ ! Panama project and thcrel(Md, 1s too eminent in his L commercial ImpoedbHng to stake hte reputelinear, after a careful Ire problwri, that it will Mr- Babcock says that protection is also Intended to protect tho consumers. Oh, go away, Babbie. It’s too late in sorts—fencing, bicycling and so forth— and not lor.; ago had tbe surprising the day for you to turn humorist. experience of being slopped by a ser­ geant Io the grounds of Windsor castle One of the chief obstacles to Cuban for wheeling on a forbidden path. annexation te being removed, Tho Cooking, wood earring, repousse work sugar truat is now investing *15,000,000 ; in sugar plantations there. was known as "tho tramway girl." owing to tbs Intense childlike delight Which abe exhibited In riding around tn tbe trolley cars. Her fellow guests at tbs hotel did not, however, know they were thus designating tiMs daugh­ ter of a king, as "Mrs. and Miss John­ son of England" Were tho names by Which she and ber cx-goveriMua ccm- buslneaa. social or domestic perplexi­ ties te little short of cruelty to the ten­ der young thing*. to whom every word of dtecountgemsnt or helplessness from father or mother Is a shock, upsetting all tbe simple theories of child Ilfs. Parrots inro to play the part of Prov- Does It not sound refrrablng? Try It some time during the scajuin. Tbrse are Iced tes days. A nd , I don’t want all you have and ever expect to have, lor a sewing machine. All the machines 1 sell arc from tire very l<cst makes made, such ai New Home, Standard, White, Domestic, Household, the children It Is reality. During tbe season of bualnees clrpreesion not long ago two children left tbelr borne tn Chicago and set out to and machines. ed to go west and find a gold mine. The Standard rotary aud vibra­ Wbat lay at Ibo bottom of Ibeir euterpriiMt was tbo burning desire to help ting shuttles, two machines in their father and mother, whose inces­ one, lock aud chain stitch. sant complainings about tbo bard bad to match. Gold decorations, unrelieved by any TheNew ............................ Domestic, two ma­ timca. the price of food and rent and clothing had worked upon tbcoe small coloring, on an Ivory tinted background chines in one, lock and chain people of 0 and S years until tbo strain stitch, hall beating, tons very of tele pattern design, with medallion center. A young woman who Is In a state ot chronic anger against tbo Lord for not making her a msu has tried to remedy Mason, a millionaire resident of Bristol. tbe defect In many ways until now sbe N. H_ baa given that town P0.00O for affects tnannteb clothes and ways in a the start of a Lome for tbo aged and rather abort and of somewhat "dnmpy" build. Her friends* especial abhorrence Is ber walking skirt, which, wltli cbxrasy ber friends—sbe wears abbreviated Eastern women aro waking up. Trito a degree really atannlrig to a sen­ 'grama assure us that a Chinese girl sitive nature and gives her tho general made a most effective speech on the outline of a beer keg. But no one of preMt position in ber country's polltlce to a large and Influential meeting ■ of Chinamen receotly. light. Standard, two machines in one, lock and chain stitch. I have sold 1171 tnachities and,. . think I know which are good ones. I have just received 10 gross large Ixjttlcs of oil, the ver) best made, regular price 10a, but for the next BO days 1 will sell five bottles for 25c., or one bottle for 6c. Needles for all machines. I have just bought a large quantity cheaper than ever and shall for a few day sell them for 20c. per dozen. Attachments and broken or worn out ports for your old ma­ chines furnished on short notice. Pump for wells and cisterns, any quantity of them, cheaper than yon ever bought them, all our own make. Buckets, leath­ ers for -buckets, cylinder coup­ lings, valves, tubing for well and cistern and chain pumps, also lots of chain pumps with rubber buckets. It will pay you to call and get my prices before buying. .were put Sown on the hotel register. That name of Mtea Johnson te evi­ dently dear to the princess, for up to date abe has not changed It for any little conversation that took place tho School director* w ho have not yet en­ Other day In a lunebroom where tbe maanlab maiden Ukrs ber dinners. 8ho gaged teachers, and teachers who have was attired in a particularly pretty i not yet obtained positions lor the fall The very finest made Call and gown, and tbe motherly Ud lady In term are requeued to communicate see. Tam here for business and I with me either $<erwnally or by tele­ shall ask for your trade. phone on Saturday. Aug. -Un. Youra truly,' I JNO. 0, KEtCMAM. Farrand 6 Votey and United States Organs ILLI �Id We Have It! Books Of second hand books we have as complete a line as is possible. ■:Cmnt early and make your sc:l«:tion. Forty to 50 per cent, saved over a new book. The Mark Twain is the best 5c. tablet on the market. Everything yon need in the school room. Fred L, Heath, In the city yesterday. ’ J. E. McElwain was in Freeport, Tuesday, oa telephone buri cow. The Hicraw and Tho Pilgrim to pay- peaches. Charley haa a good crop of them thlsyear. ir.-advanco subscribers far only n.2fi. The usual morning and evening wrMr. and Mra. Louis Goodyear have vices will be resumed at the Baptist gon e to Bay View to spend »fra weeks. church next Sunday. A welcome Is extended to alt Married, at the M. E. parsonage, August 24, by Bev. George Bullen, Jacob W. Sage and Mra. Busan Wettel, both of Hastings. The game which our ball club con­ tracted to play with the Malta Vitas at Battle Creek last Tuesday wm cancelled by tho latter club. Mra. C. E. Olmstead of Grand Rapids, Mra. A A. Will moat and daughter, Is visiting her parent*. Mr. and Mr*. Maud, returned Tuesday from Battle James Murray. Creek, accompanied by Mra. Fannie James Troxel Is assisting the Lan* Stephens aud baby. sing band during the carnival at CharL. C. Fslghner, late of the Hanover Local, and at one lime publisher of the Barry County Democrat, bu bought SPECIAL SALE We will offer for one week only Charles Salisbury uf Chicago wm I tha city last week. He was formerly resident ot this city. Tbe Druggist tool a>d PtrwMl. died Tuesday, aged 01 years Tho fu­ neral takiw place this afternoon- Burla) at the Fuller cemetery. Frank Knappen of Grand Rapids, visited his grandmother, Mrs. M W. 1 Ulcer, the latter pen of the week, re. GOOD STANDARD PRINTS at 4c. per yard. YARD WIDE BROWN SHEETING at 4c. per yard. BLEACHED 36-INCH MUSLIN at 4c. per yard. gathering* st Lemont and Paris last Thursday and Friday. Mra. J. J Emory of Detroit 1* visit­ Monday. ing her parente In Ibis city, Mr aud la O’. T. M. review Wednesday even­ Mr* O D Spaulding. ' Ing Sept. 4. MaUhcw J. A. Gilmore of Detroit and from Kalamazoo log friends 1c thl* city. Monday morning. James N. Collistcr went co Hudson, 1 Tuesday In September Moodsv morning Mr*. J. H. Hinckley and daughter, Miss Frances Bowue o! Allegan I* Hase), went u> Paw Paw, Munday visiting in tho city. morning for a week's visit Gus McNaughton ot Battle Creek was Mln Lizzie Mangham intend* to go In lhe city Monday. George X. Allen of Weal Bay CUy Is te Grand Rapids next week co become a nurse in ooe of the hospitals. Miss Norn Roberuon of Kalamazoo Miss Ida Tinkler I* spending the spent Friday and Saturday in this city reek visiting In Grand Rapid* tho guest nf Ml** Nlua DePlauta. Mias Mabel Hicks now has employMrs- Rose Scidmorc and daughters, Gladys and Marie, have returned from " Mrs. C. F. Field returned Friday a two weeks' visit lu Grand Rapids During the absence of Lbs proaccuthi* ruproeotativo In case there ohould be any special need uf such action. trade Hale went to Cleveland Tuesday te spend a couple ot weeks in that city jxwllng up on the fall style* In millla- Mra. G. W, Williams, grand mother Saturday from Suxkbridge avenue — Kalamazoo Gazette. i* f. R. Pancoast, tt J | The friends of A- D. Cook aro much pleased toaec lbs Improvement In his rooms In tbo F. D. Black building " if A . tosksy is visiting friend* lu the rity. campment la*t week te fave a three came home Saturday te arrange for tbe City Bill Poster Matthew* wm in days' reunion next year, Instead Of one. departure of hl* daughter, Alice, tor Kalamazoo Friday, aud u>ok in the big Carrie Fuhr, 28 years old. of Orange­ Bl. Mary's academy, Monroe, next ville, wm adjudged Insane last week Mis* Tzidmna Walker nf Charhfetzn At a meeting of tbe standing com­ Tbo Misses Cora and Delia Fox of mittee of the Episcopal church of the Grand Rapid*. who visited friends in diocese of W esiern Michigan, held at Player* of flinch will And just what this alty'lasz week, returned home Bun. Grand Rapids last Thursday, Rev. Jm. 4My want In the Une of cards at tho Hbuld office. When our hunters go north thia fall Mr. and Mrs. Dell Sutton of Grand they will be allowed to kill only three Rapids were guests of the former’s deer apiece Instead of five as in tbo parents last week. Miss Maud Ryan returned Tuesday The Catholic picnic al Tbornapplo oyenlug from several weeks’ visit nt lake yesterday wm largely attended and very successful, socially aud finan­ W. E. Webb, formerly of MiddlovlDo cially. but now a resident of Grand Rapids, Raving purchased Charles Gardner’s was tn the city Saturday. milk route I respectfully solicit tho Mrs. Simon Monroe, who has been patronage of tbe public. L. J. M*tvisiting her sister. Mrs. D. Bennett, far a week, returned home Sunday. Ml* Florence Diamond of this city A sliver berry spoon will be given Ison the program of the Middleville with tbo largest grocery order st H. Letw day celebration next Monday for radii. Withay's next Saturday Aug. arccitation. 3L ' ' Ito HERALb job office has just Frank<Farker started Monday for turned put some flinch cards of amhis future homo in Roseburg, Oregon. l>crlor quality and appearance. Only His family will join him at, Spokane,' । SO cent* a pack. Avoid disease by having your feathor beds and pUlpws cleaned by our steam and cold blast feather renovater. । Phone 100. J. L. Mx’Lt. Mias Ora Bond, who hits been visit. Ing brr cousin, Miss Vera Doyle, for two weeks, returned Saturday to her’ home In Muskegon. Mias Anna Johnson of this city has a new book just brought out by a Now York publishing house, it Is entitled Mrs. George Benham and daughter, Iba Hand, of Rockford, III., arrived inM city Monday morning and are vlsitag thafarmer’s nephew, H. A. Newton. Mi* Eva Matthews, after a six year*’ osldtnce In Grand Rapids, arrived twee Monday morning to care far her1 lOthsr, Mrs. Oscar Matthews, who Is Ed. Shay wm arrested Monday by Deputy Sheriff Hogle on complaint of Isaac Williams of Woodland, for assault and battery. Ho *m arraigned before Justice Walker and plead not guilty. Trial is set for Saturday. Tbe Herald Um the finest Une of calendar samples over seta in Barry county and Invite* bnriocM men .wbo want something in this line to call and see them. There Is’no use in giving your orders outside of town. Pensioners, remember I do all kind* cf pension business. 1 sin ready to ex­ route your voucher* Sept. $th. Bring your certificate with you. Remember the plane, tlna door north of thu lo-ter fatal. 1 guarantee satisfaction; John M. BmSMkfa School days approach and as the boys dust up their books, sharpen the..- jwodls and got ready for school, their thoughts are strongly centered on hav­ ing a now suit, so as to appear as well tail- dte-ta as tbelr ac|wU fellow*. TbU lit Uf JEWELRY. RICH CUT GLASS ««o FINE CHINA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. * Dikctiw €v«lflbi. ...... An Up-to-Date Stock and Reasonable Prices. M n Corrected by Properly Fitted Lenses. M. M. Hlocum was in tho city Satur­ day and a welcome caller at the Her­ ald office. Ho hsdyvltb hiiu a branch about a foot long, which ho cut from a Lombard plum tree, four years old, oo which there were forty-six plums. Mr. Slocum says that It Is evidence that McKinley haa fulfilled his promise of newest hotels, has just been acquired by Mr. E. M. Statler, the well known and successful restaurateur, who will from now on conduct It In that high class and liberal way which has made him famous as a provider of good living is a now flreproof structure of five stories, strictly modern and up-to-date In every particular. It is located In the toosiruhlonalde residence district of Buffalo; on the corner at Elmwood avenue and Anderson place and Is with­ in five minutes ride of the grounds of the Pan-American exposition. C. H. Osborn’s stere had an exceed- j lagly narrow escape from serious lorn if not destruction by fl re last Saturday: afternoon. The dorks, John Burke and James Matthews, had gone into the cellar to do some work, and as it wm dark In the cellar they took a big Rochester burner lamp. While al work a pile of empty boxes fell over sod broke the lamp which held a gallon of oil. The oil was spilled upon the floor and into a pile ot loose paper and other a while and no mistake. Bui tho boys were plucky and fought the Incipient conflagration to a fluiab without calling rxi the fire department. Thhy have both bc*n carrying around wane bllxU-twJ fiagetvtine week, Un tbelr burns i A; Record We sold more UMBRELLAS the second day of the carnival than we ever did before what the people wanted and one day. quantities. still unbroken and selling at popular prices. Umbrella, wood stick, cotton cover . Umbrella, steel rod. cotton twill cover Umbrella, steel rod; cottonlwiU cover Umbrella, steel rod, cotton twill cover Umbrella, steel rod, English gloria cov Umbrella, steel rod, mercerized cover . We had Our stock . 80c. . 40c. . 50c..75c. 11.00 <1.25 �rosse Shots Copyright, peter McArthur ter Ellen tn marriage, and then MePball wlU have no excuse for not giv­ ing you Christy, for there can bo no more question about tbo matter ot relatlouablp." MacFarlane gnssix-d at tha Idea with Grfgfgffy I0RTHEBI NICIIUI WHQfW0 COUGH. ASTHMA. BRONQHfnS AND WCIPIEXT OTTOS 1900, Pill III) Trnirn "But can't you sec that If you mar­ ried my £11 cn then your Christy would be my granddaughter, and If we both married we would both be married to our granddaughtcrs-ln-law T "But then we wouldn't be really mar­ ried to our granddaughters. and to $4.00 kitkliic lllisd $5.00 Grand Rapids & Indiana Rillaif, roun vmr ro thi PAN AMERICAN EXPOSITION win not or complete unless you are AHU TO SAY YOU HAVE BEEN A GUESTAT STATLERSHOTEL oocivn UnuKrA.H'»lmi\c Diwlh ••fLbK PHOf,» Hnun^ hiiuBnim i trwi f" ST*** «•»»•• imerican. RIDER AGENTS WANTED in exch town to rule and exhibit a sample toot model bicycle of oar manufacture. YOU CAR WAKO |10 TO 880 A WEEK besides haring a wheel to ride for yourself. 1901 Medals fiuruteed $10 to $18 ’00 8'99 Models £^.$7 fa $12 ft $8 brought up with the utmost strictsieiia. and many things.that to others would be merely a matter 6f course to them 10 DAYS FREE TRIAL. «U> risk in ordering from us, u yon do not need to pay , a cent if the bicycle doe* not suit you. ‘ Lett.I i,fa S^raous^o? AVE WA .villa » Maabvillt bls surprise, his greeting was not en­ tirely co rdlah "I was just getting reedy to go over to your place," said MacFarlane. They both spoke Jn tho highland Gaelic, and tho walk myself," grumbled tbe host "And you were over here last night" “Tush, man; don’t, 1st us quarrel that would effectually serve to keep them opposed. They alto told of tbelr troubles to tbelr married brothers and slaters, aud In less than a week the story was known to everybody In the them. And to tbe end that they may not be neglected old Mary McMillan, who Is as deaf as Alisa Crnlg, is to be Chicago, Now, then U nothing mon pleasing to n Scotchman, cither old or young, than a good subject tor dlacusslon that will give opportunities for gbrewd de­ bate and logical subtleties. la couaeqoence the relationship that would •To tall you the truth at ooca, I have come to aak you for yourdaugbter El­ len tn marriage. I am stlli only a young man. not 65 until next January, and I have a good home to offer ber. and sbe and my Christy are such good friends that I am sure they will get along well “But—but,” stammered MacFarlane, "I was Intending to aak you to let ma bare Christy.” The two grizzled Bomeos gazed at tach otlier In speech leas surprise, and it dawned on each simultaneously that tbo other's luterest In tbo affairs of church and stale had bc<.u largely sim­ ulated and that tho real reason for tnanr visits end discussions was a de­ sire to be near tba girl tnat each loved. At first they blushed like a couple of •cbaoiboya caught in a fooltab tit of mischief, thou McPhail exclaimed; J. L. BEAD OYCLE CO, TONICLAXATIVE bare existed If each ot tbe oM m«i barb given hla daughter to the other tn mar­ riage became a subject ot universal de­ bate. and when a young man thought I made him hash, aa ba likes, fur break­ fast. He says there was too much meat In It I makes him another plate fur tbe next raornln, and be says It was all potatoes. “ *1 guana I can’t salt you,* says L “ ’Don't guess again.’ says be. and I It will cisan out the bowels, stimulate tho liver and kidneys, strengthen tbe mucous membranes of the stomach, purify your blood and pul you “on your fast” again. Your appaSite will return, your bowala move regulariy, your liver and kidneys cease to trouble you. your eUn wilt clear and freshen and you will feel tbo old time energy and buoyancy. , F«S*k> fredil heath �Th« Mormon Missionary Work In the State. TO FORM A SALT COMBINATION. Atfietatie Preparation forks- slnHating flte Food and RetfutaMag flat Stoaadts and Bowels ct The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature Promotes DigcstionChrerfub M-TMU ness and Rest .Contains neither Optan.Morpiunr nor Mineral. NotNahcotic. tejjl Momluanm. meeting behind closed door*, and Pres­ ident Lyman announced that all would be retained for al* month* mor* of Meek*, bring sMlgned aa follow*. Detroit. Elder* Cluff. Hrintcn. Zundel and Carruth: Battl* Creek, Elder* Ludlow and Lenon; Jsckaoq. Elder* CASTORIA ■ {.pointed Cheaper than Ever COLORADO and UTAH Qiap.Siluue !«pu L£»‘J GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE $25.00 PEBE Marquette Red Cross PR1CES1OO $31.50 E. O. Bigger*, patent lawyer Wubiogtoo, D. C., wboae ad appear* In our column*, I* *□ aucruey of twenty-one year* active practice and ia well recom­ mended to u*. HU rating will bo found In Dun'* and Braditreet'i report*, aa be own* the Inventive Age. He ba* Mnl ua application blank* and other papers, aud inventor* who are intend­ ing to apply for patent*, would *avo time by calling at tbl* office and get­ ting the paper* before presenting their application* titrough any ocher aource. PAINFUL four children hero lx»o poisoned by eating aauaage. and ar* at BL Joseph's hospital in a *<tlou* condition. Horan* Blodgett. postmaster at Mon­ ger*, haa reported to the officer* that the office w«a burglarlaed Hat unlay night and »1OO In ataiupa stolen. Emanuel Storer, fruit grower of It 1* rttrUMj that Can. IL A. Al­ ger will Ik- tummonod a* a wltnra* In the Schley court of Inquiry caa*. While secretary of war h* knew of certain Information obtained conoeralng tbo presence of the Cervera fleet In San­ tiago harbor. Hence he la thought to be the moat antUfactory person to get thia fratlmoBy from. It la understood that be treata of th* Incident fully tn �tfuratar. Some Coffees . are Glazed with a cheap coating. If glaring help* coGee . why aren't the highpriced Mochas and Java* glased also? Lion Coffee fectlj pure and has a delicious flavor. ■ ■. ORCHARD GROVE. ana tico. Jouo»oo, who ana aaugnter. •pent Sunday with Oliver Johnson and * Glenaa Newton of Butteville wm In tha neighborhood dressmaking last ritb ber Frank Bryan*and wife ipcnt Sunday al Mr. HoikumV . Quarterly meeting was held al the Hendershott *cb<iol boose Saturday aud held In Haatlcgv last week. Carrie Clark spent Sunday In Grand Raplda To Cure a Cold tn Ono Day. Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab­ lets. All druggist* refund the money SOUTH HASTINGS thb vicinity, returned Saturday to KaiKmwGraog*, No. 8CB, will have an open meeting Saturday evoulug and tbo Bolter Teacher* for Our - JOHNSTOWN. Frank Gobcb baa moved unto tbe wile, a nice uaoy oar. ChM. Vlnouiteaf wife । their home in Ionia last Me Tbe L. A. S. ia enterta' WllUlt* b entertaining cotnmJackson. t?-;- > CITY MARKE the guoal of noyd Rloo ire putting lo^.' lno MW vnruuelTf^X ‘ ut> V r Oilmen* Dur01 toe U vlriUag friend* in "fc. Ckmanco haa moved Into bi* ■ wee*. ‘ ' brother Fay'* house. H. E. Ludlow of Freeport vlaited al Mr*. Smith haa »o nearly recovered Evil* »f AntIpyrl.-.e. . H. Durkee'* Friday. Mba Stell* Gala of Carlton Center la Tbe um of antlpyrlno for the relief orklng for Mr*. Scbalblr. and oure of he*dacho* bM adeprtMlng T/mothy* Mr*. Elon Hhlrgwln of Grand Rapid! Sam Bullb b aide at tho homo of hb Influence on b« heart, and eaureea Potatoes.. , .1.1,0.. k.. #. A..- l/.VI.. O._, .. derangement o tho kidney*. Krauae'* S^trne*' Headache Capeulee contain no aoiipy<l*ter, My*. Mary Robinson, and family Hog*, live DELTON. of Flint And Bert Zimmerman and fam­ cultural college al tearing Saturday. Hog*, draeaatt Jobnnio Raffler of eaal Woodland ily of Muskegon. last Sunday they had Elder McDowell acd sister visited at a family reunion. Mrs. Hattie King and Cloverdale last Friday. They brought Price 26c. Sold by W. H. Goodyear, druggist. family of Banfioldalaobclngwllh them. Tallow There will be a blacutl aud honey borne tomcihins they called mushroom* Only ono of the number wie mtsalng, at P. R. Holme'* Saturday night, nod hade feast tor(Qppor Friday night. Bert having had to return te kb work aooial Anar H All ■ The tnuahrtxjaiB turned out to bo the YANKEE SPRINGS. as mall clerk on tho Chicago A West Beef, Uro poisonous kind and they both camo K-to to MM Michigan railroad between Muskegon Ve*l naif........... . .JJ50 to 5.00 near dying. C. D. Griswold ate supper Nerves Uko it Flat-Iron. Multon. drcerod with them, but a* bn did not like tbe A woman who suffered for three mushroom* he was not affected by them. years from nervou* prostration, «*yi The Elder and his sister are getting to take place last Friday evening two bottle* of Uohty'* Calory Nervo adjourned on aooounkof slcknon. built on hl* bouse. Wonder why tbe Compound effected a complete cure. Mr. and Mr*. Clark start for coofsrhouse bn't large enough for Joe? She hardly know* today whether the it were brought In last week, »upSam Shoup* and Ervin Brigg* of hu nerve* or not, m *he never foeb >cd to have been sprayed whan buds Lacey with their famlllo* are In camp them. It b oertalnly a wonderful rem­ reforming. Far Infaate tad OklMm. 9 cIpaXlug a plaraaut trip north and avia­ at Bristol lake. < A. Blackman stands on a bible and Il with tbelr edy. Sold by W. H. Goodyear; drug daughter Mr*. John BurP««Bn KM h oti Ahnp ta(M Mr. Mullen Intend* to take lathsexout on tho one a talk. Thlabeomethlng PRAIRIEVILLE. [ carrion to Poteakey. All Sadieville. Ky., wm curioui to never before beard of, but It te a fact learn tbo cause of tbo *Mt Improve­ Floyd Walse visited friend* in Bat­ Goo. Norwood and wife via I ted Henry ment Io the health of Mr*. 8. P. Whit­ tle Creek from Friday until Monday Arbour and wife last Sunday. Mr*. Stroking la a little belter at thia taker. who bad fnralongtltne.ondorod Epworth Ixsagao was lead by Mr*. writing. Mr*. Sadler returned home untold suffering from a chronic bron­ Morehouse last Sunday evening and Ing company fromN laat week. She baa beau bore two chial trouble. ,Tll’» all due to Dr. King'* ’ i tnr Miss Grace Mra. Rose Colgrov week* taking ears of her mother. Now Discovery," write* her huiband. McDonald. Subj Bally Prayer, Friday oo bualncaa. Frank Herrick aid wife were on our it completely cured bar and al*o cured tan waa In Haststreet* Sunday enroute to Gun lake. our little granddaughter of a *ovCrc at­ log* last Friday. ping at tbo hotel the past reek. Silver medial contest at Yankee tack of whooping cough it positively Lori Water* w. About forty people went from here Spring* Tuiivdar evening, conic*tant* cure* cough*, cold*, lagrippo, bronchi proving. last Friday to Kalamazoo to *co the big AH member* of the Farmer* and Fruit tb. all throat and lung trouble*. Guar­ Car) Loveland l show. anteed bottle* 5<k and *1. Trial bot­ Win Nobles of Hutlng* and throe Howard Springer say* bo bad a goad • want letter* u> J, E. Edward*, 8eo*y,1 tle* free at W. H. Goodyear’" drug Ci Tbe Sunday school* of tbe place pic., other Hanllngs boys were at Wall lake too at tbe reunion. He must barn I nicked at Gull lake Thursday. O’Douuoll, Mich, over Sunday. Win took the train hero Monday for Kalamazoo. RUTLAND CENTER Stops Colds Floyd Grbwold had thomisfortune to i* 0. Baldwin. oo a piece of glsea and cut a bad rbnn you tool one coming on by taxing step gash in hte foot. Dr. Scribner wm callod to dress the wound. , Mills WalMorffuf HmiIz Emcnou Edger *nd itert Dimond ro our iteect* ImI Monday. the Ume to haul lu tbe provision*. turned Saturday from Ml Plenasol. Goodyear, druggbl. LMt Monday night people camo to where they have been visiting Orer. our village In wagon loads to see thu IRVINO big show The seating capacity wm and old friend* ilalted her .Mott, Hosting* filled and tbe show wm all you could ex­ parent* over Sundsy Mr. Sterling W'achell of Grand Rap Mr*. C. W Whittemore and daughter Id* was a guest of Birdie Bennett Sun- pect for tha price NORTH CARLTON. tra Raldwla. Hasting*. . 4 Floy are visiting at L Whittemore's John Wolf and family spent 8uni near Deltoa. Pierson spent Tuesday In For further Information Inquire ef 1 Irvtag tbe guest of Mr. Texter*. Elmer Thorn of Hlghbeck «pcnt Sat­ Middleville. Dolls Garn of Battle Crock b spe J. K. Edwards, urday and Sunday with Jakle Edger. Charles Andrus, who has been oon- OUhM. Joslin camo over from Eaton county last Monday after hte family and ig a few days with bls parent*. O'Donnell, hfleb. Mr. and Mr*. Jones of HMtlng* call­ fined to bb bed for several weeks with household goods. He will make Eaten Mr. Godfrey of Bow no Ceatcr •* ed at I. H. Linlngtoo's Isst Sunday. rheumatism was able to leave Irving county bb home hereafter. ursU-eet* Monday Inquiring if any. Mr*. CbM. Cowoil and children of Friday by the aid of hb crutches. ad scan a gentleman with a load Illinois are vbitlng the former's abler, A very suooessful laaguo meeting wm ; W. H. Chase went to Kalamazoo last heal pass along our road. There Mr*. Ira Erway. led by Mr*. Rocky Brow n Tuesday even­ Tuesday oo business. The Epworth League held asocial on Prod Uolngton and wlfeof Tcxm are ing oa the subieclof prayer- The duct, calling on relative* bore. by tbo Misses Bennett sad solo by Sey­ J. F. WftHamri lawn test Tuesday even­ • trect* Sunday with a load of grain, but Mr*. TmUct ot Chicago l« spending a mour Andrus wore worthy of special ing. A nice program wes carried out no one had the idea come In their mind* and all present enjoyed the social. that It was stolon grain. It seems thb Leacb lake is a pleasant place few dap with her parents, P. M Blake mention. Mr*. Q. A. Hynes came homo from man stalo the wheat of Mr. Godfrey □ Miss Grace Hill* spent laat wobk with Carlton Center, Tuesday, to visit her Friday evouln*. Mr. Godfrey ba* men to spend a day, week or the sum­ Viacoal Stamm In flubbing tbo moAou friend* in Nashville. I will furnish board for searching for tbo gentloman. Itbhop- mer. work on Jacob Edger's house. Enoch Andrus'. any length of time at reasonable aunt from Chicago (aat week. Mr*. E. E. Warner returned home rates. I also have a cottage to. Flint visiting friends. last Tuesday. Very few farmer* look forward to Saturday. Belle Arbour returned from Milo, rent at £1.50 per week, including •owing wheat thia fait They have arGrace Hill* began teaching In th* Monday, where she had been rtaltlog Power* school last Monday. Tbo Delton Graphic aay* cuQcerutng boat Bait furnished at satisfac­ Ml*. EH* Hubbard will open the Philip Arthur, the Insane old soldier tory pricu. Cigars and soft drinks ■cbool at Duncan lake next Monday. who haa been sent to tbo poor bouse, kept on hand. Phone 161-2r. An entertainment will be given at Ray Watkins of Grand Rapid* it BANFIELD. the church Tueaday evening. Sept. 3rd. greeting hU Irving friends. a* mentioned by the HeHaLD last week. Admission lOo. Henry Wickwire and daughter*, 8am Chambelst* exhibiting to bls It seem* that bo wss discharged from , friend* a freak of nature which oonslsts Mary and Mi*. Clara Adams, and bb the soldlorj’ Home at Grand Rapid* at 1 of a peach tree bearing apple* having brother and wife started for the Pan ­ Stops tho Cough and work* off tbo hb own request. May 28, 1&00. aud no pita. American last Saturday. application for bb read mission ha* ever Cold Levi Bresee and wife, Wm. Tungate been made. Mr. Judd, th* command­ Tbe Sunday scheo) picnic at Groou Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets lake wa* not largely attended but an and wife and Charlie Shumaker, 8r.. ant at the home say* it I* not an asylum, cure a cold In one day No cure, extra good time was enjoyed by the sod wife attended tho cucampment st and that they do not receive Insane ap­ number that wore there. Hu iMtweek. Tbe heavy rain on plicants as they have no facilities for An exciting bat not terloui accident Thu drove them borne. caring for them, oousequentlr be could M Hutchinson b the guest of not b« readmitted, but If tbo matter occurred to Wm. L. Chase and wife white retomLng from Hasting* Friday Mr*. Smith Stanley. could bo brought to tho attention of the Born, Tnoeday, Aug. 20th, to Mort Soldier*’ Relief Commission of Barry night. White descending the hill by tbo Chidester school bouio a team that Pickle and wife, a girt county, they would take steps to have Loren Edmund* and wife are vbitlng him sent to one of tbe state Itiranol had detached Iboinvolve* somewhere dhuixh next Sunday p. tn. al two between tald place and Hasting* camo tbelr daughter. Mr*. Chauncey Shu­ asylums, which should bo done, and O'clock. running with terrltlospeed and tried to maker, at Grand Rapid*. Laat Tueaday the people of thia place p*M tho buggy on each ride. One horse Mr*. Frank Sheffield left Saturday balance of bls day* In tbo county poor gave a donation to tbelr paater. Bor. boeamo entangled, ft tho linos which for a two week*' visit al Prairieville, house, aa all old soldier* deserve a betBowman at bia home in Woodbury. caused it to fall, tbo buggy and oocup- after which ibe vblta her first husband’* Lail Sunday ho preached bi* farewell family at Orangeville. Harry Wegener returned te Caro. who baa hia pension paper*? Monday, to uke up another year's at­ tendance at tbo high school. Detroit Live Stock Market Bernice Fisher hM returned to her school dntles at Ypsilanti. Michigan Central Livestock Yards, Miaa Nelllo Myer* of Woodland apenl Mr. Snyder returned to Dollar Bay From frightful disfigurement Mr*. Sunday with hor cousin F.blc Myer* al Nannie Galiagor of LaGrange, Ga., ap­ Detroit. August 27lb. Tbe demand for thia place. plied Bucklcn'a Arnica Salve to groat ' The funeral service of Mr*. Marlow have been liberal of late. The fol­ lowing prices are being paid al the palhy of all. Charlie and Annie W< fn of Trov i Detroit Live Stock Market: moinor wooa a in Anaereop, Mien. Primo steers and heifer*, *4.75 («i Henry Bownr an and daughter, Myrtle •5.00; bandy butehera'cattle. *4.00 (of J. S. Goodyear Co., dry goods. Cothran aud John Stlnp all reached home Saturday from the Pan-Ameri- •4.40; common, *2.WQ *3.75; canners’ C. W. Clarke & Co., groceries. 8HAFPHR CORNERS. oow*', *LfX> (4 *JZO: Mockers and feed­ Woolley & Bronson, shoes. laat Sunday accompanied by bb cousin er* active at *3.00 ® 44.25. Harrison Rouse ofWlliamaton Ing­ Glee. Milch- cows easy it 125 9 *43. Fred L. Heath, drugs. ham Co. b vbiling M E. W. Shaffer's. DUNCAN LAKE. Johnsthy Ylck la entertaining a calve* active al *5.00(3 M.25, E. W. Shaffer w*s calling on old brother from Ohio, Charles Rick, Sheep and lambs dull and lower: Chidester & Burton, clothing. frlundJ) in Ingham Co. last week and Sam Finkbelner and wife and little Cine lambs *4.26«*4,C0; mixed *3.250 M. W. Hicks, flour aud feed. ho reports that it b dry and dusty. Bfl; culls, U.&0SU.9S. The beauty thief ha* come to *Uy, They have not had any rain since the Hog* active and higher trade Is rtrong Renkes & Walldoiff, furniture. al Campau lake, Wednesday. Unless yoa driv* the pimples and black- fourth af July (?) GerUe Sherk of Caledonia and Mil­ al the following prices; head* away; Elmar Hart lost a horse Sunday- It J. P. Renkes, liakery. dropped dead on the road. dred Shark of Chicago ar* visiting • Primo medium*. *5.96 @ *fi.W; YorkDo thb; don’t look like a fright; era, «5.90 (4 M.QB: plg», *5.85 0 *6.96; P. R. Pancoast, jewelry. Henn- Shaffer aJBalUa Creek b call­ theiralsRn*. Mr*.LydiaMoffltt. Take Rocky Mountain Tea tonight. in gon friends here. L W. Walls and daughter Dulcie su­ rough*, *5.00(4 *5.50; itags, i off, cripBarnaby & Herrick, restaurant William Barbel relumed to Battle ited at Wester Moorhead’*. Ho and Creek 84ttxrtqr.. CARLTON CENTER. n-w _ __ ,_ .____ Mia* JIm Erb of Battle Creek la the Canada waa vbltlng Bit CASTOR IA ' Y R Farmers and Fruit Growers! ^sorters! David Lake, Leroy Hiblagcrand > noting grown • Own, Help* young HINDS’ CORNERS. Elida Bechtel vlaited frlonda tn town Robinson bad a stroke of SuuIm'' ’llh "iUUTe' Addle Grater ia on tbo tick ibt. >n Dbattoll apent a part of leal PODUNK. •130 CROWN OR6AN Helen MaUsonwUi go to Grand RapIdsjhe last of tha wook to visit ber driving on our grew frightened George Shaffer and wifa called on E. it of tbe carriage count of the iUneaa of Clauda'Rogera. W.Sbaffer Sunday. Peter Covert la confined to his home Gaom Long's children all gathered ~ , ..... U.UV ,.,-slVj >uuorueau bad caught !k There wm no damage UVIfLS ■ recently. Ugbtria* .truck Uvl Shaffer’* house at Caralle last Sunday but no one City Sundaywas hurt. It Cain entertained her Lightning struck Mr*. Murch’* barn but the damag* was light . Tra-Adam* and wife, Henry Adam* and family and Allen Boe lite I and mother attended tho Bechtel reunion at Aaron Adam*' Saturday. Denny Damoulh ot Grand Rapid* b vUIUng hb uncle. Dill Bonjamla and family. tbelr boot* In Aahton. Frldar. ATTENTION THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN NOW is the time to have your outfits repaired, and we are the people who can give you the best prices on all kinds of repair work. .Boilers Refined, Cylinders Rebored, Boilers Patched, Smoke Stacks Made, Engines Repaired, All Kinds af Casting Done. Before having anything done give us a call. EARLY & BURNS � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-09-05.pdf b1661e5d258905a998b72075080bbfd2 PDF Text Text — HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, TH^BSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1901. . XXII., Na. 16. ADDITIONAL LOCAL John Michael, Secretary of Company F., Sth Mich. Inf., which bold a ro•-u,t. during the lataeor*d the foHowing leu , 22nd 10Q1. card announcing thepicrFkfortoday. was duly an not be present friends are baring HOW THE LEGS Cmh Mr mv». Al Kalamaxoo, Monday, at high Boon, Mrs. JobnlMoOulre hi Kalamazoo to* lugs’wril known young lad ire, Miss at exactly We regret that the editor of lie wig of Chicago.- About iWeniy-flvwral- John Trotbrick,-Barry. Journal should take advantage of his aHvea and friends witnessed the cere­ Hannena yZilllson, Barry... meeting with an Inebriate to give an mony, which occurred at the residence i Matthew J. A.Glltqpur. Detn Mary B- Hardy, Nashville.... Club In Hastings. The club has bed Bush of 756 South street. The core- Ouy B. Krb, Healings... mony was performed by the Rev. Jas. Ruth Hammond, Baltimore.. Erich A. Lodwig, Chicago... municipal affairs o( the city. These Hastings. John B. Roberta, brother of Mary E. Roberta, Hastings.. Archie C. McIntyre, Hastings. Jennie E. Norrtaon, Castleton. not the editor labored in sea- bridesmaid. Thehouse was handsome­ Homer B. Bawdy, Woodland ly decorated with flowers and there Delay Baker, Sunfield gratulatlotu a wedding collation was Mlsa Lura MoClue, ally the longer, th< notably influenced I Mrs. John Doolittle, pt Cressey, who has been mentally unbalanced for a number of years, committed suicide too. but we gradually Monday by taking parts green.—Delton Graphic. “ addition to their S. of the M. E. church will be held al Probate Court. change of day. . ja * Vlb; ’ i iMre, Claris L. Peach and daughter, will make their home In Chicago where Mr. Ludwig is a partner In and xana- iBaln, Luther D. WUoax, Jctin Smith, scrire sedge while enjoying the bospL John Dowd, tbotan man who qaed to talltissrf the city." As for that po­ tent afloat influence.” We would beg . -usriTawfift leave to enquire If the editor lx suffi­ ciently familiar with the families of !;. -MoCraeryin North Dakota- 1 should Bf be able U> think of many other names , Xf you Can spore the time kindly ln- Club, to know Just bow much of that f ij • ma I./— vnanv nf tlw, In what purpose that Influence Is used your gatherings. I remember that AL for. We do not consider that It would gurtwo Nyewa* killed al the Wilderbo a very laudable action to use any Influence chat would work upon the .ttunffity^lgltb.M principle of right waa Involved. Cunnom, Mr*. Fr*n» Willison, Mrs. ker, Addison Parker, Mrs. Anna Mason, Mrs. Rrsra Colgrove and John B. Rob­ ert* of Hastings: Henry Powers of Jack­ son, Henry Bush of Chicago, and Mrs. Harry Bush of Gal reburg. The Herald joins the many friends of the bride In extending congratula­ We tions. .Kw* word* aa t contributor in hi* derive to censure sotncoc-r could not be manly enough to Crown Organ Contest. thia cIWi with ‘be former's- abler, Mr*. In Tntvemo City on Tueaday*a axcur■croon. Application for admis­ sion to asylum filed. Medical examln- rioo. , Lui it McGowan, a young lady of twenty-three, died at her hoqxe In Cas­ tleton Sunday. The funeral waa held Order hearing claims adjourned U> Sept. I Uh next. Estate of Oro Bello Risbrldger, min­ Tuesday afternoon, Rev. Johnson offic­ or. Petition for appointment of guar­ iating. dian end nomination of guardian by Miss Pearl Gillespie returned Fri­ ward filed. Order appointing guardian entered. • day from Benton Harbor where she Estate of Leroy Phillips minor. Re­ has been spending the summer with lease of guardian by ward filed and discharge Issued to Mary Phillipa, guar­ her parent*. Miss Nellie Smith who spent the summer with her accom­ dian. Estate of Henry Young, deceased. panied her home. Petition to determine heirship filed. Hearing Sept. ZJrd next. Barron, of Shamokin, The result of the voting contest up I Sept. 3rd Is reported by F. R. Pat treat the Women's Club civilly, to say roast m follows: of right and benefit themselves and Thia la a moA favorable climate for others. No doubt they have tbelr upolred health and I am restored to a all degree of ttremrth and -working fault* and have expcrlunccd failure*. There la a familiar saying. "Ilia hu­ ability. A large man to err." That certainly I octode* Wethlqk they have a perfect right to aak that the foulness of certain pa bow such things are viewed by fsrent Individuals. We would re­ spectfully suggest to the editor that . novel Toe P^rty “bsciilqs” In hl* remarks could with propriety be changed to bacilli. The Women's Club have prolwbly Mrs. Robinson and Mrs. Valliant Tues­ .• Kindly remember me to any Inqulrday afternoon in honor of Mias Valliant , about “fashionable Imbecility," but and Mia* Slater. Tables were on the wo would like to mention the fact that Labhr Day at Middlevine. !■ dotation goes od tfll tkS compkosot part* Ok the booe are til united by,boa/ matter, and thus the stature of tbe In- follow them generally, quite closely, Indic*,, wlin In response to Invitations to Middleville celebrated Labor Day in fortable In appearance, and It la just gowned In the fashion of “long ago," possible that a fair proportion of fash­ looking as if they had just stepped from dlerllle 400” which means ^Middleville ionable Imbeciles might bo found the pages of Mrs. Gaskill's quaint lit­ people who now live In Grand {laplds, tle book “Cranford", and a cow also camo over in goodly numbers by We would like to suggest also to the editor, that time could be profitably spent by him, In concentrating al! his Barker's Alderney, “dressed in flannel people from tbs Furrounding country effort* towards the final sococnpllsbment of the "serious things of the com­ Bovine seemed to enjoy the unusual munity, and out wasted In wondering honor thus conferred upon her. what the Women’s Olub are doing to By the ride of each plate waa a menu Incite the men to properly attend to card artistically sketched by the hostess representing some character tn “Cranford." “ by Ita own natural aplrtt to run about Umbo, which aoon lose their Infantile lower Umbo to the same influences and resistances during tbelr entire growth Jones of thia city, from Thursday to Monday. Enoch Jones is a brother of Jacob Scheurer to Fred and Ids Morgan Jones and the two had tn* Ruth, 5Os sec 32, Rutland, in considera­ tion of care, clothing, board etc Martha E. Sim peon u> Maggie A. Kahler, 10a sec 11, Barry, 4300. Abram J. Bunnell and wife to Ernest one, the former winning by a score of Plfer, 40a sec 2, Barry 41.000.. 4 to 2. Ferry and Jakeway were the Lottie Abbott to Ixryd Allerdlng, 80a Lowell battery and Damoth ami Robioc 15 Carlton, 42000. Loyd Allerdlng co Judson Carpenter leski the Hastings. Damoth struck out tf men <nd Ferry I. Each club and wife, 40w sec 0, Carlton. 42000. Edwin 8. Harris to Abe Hlestand and made'T hits and 4 errors. wife, parcel on sec 1 Orangeville, 4800. Josiah P. Hale to Josiah P. and Em­ at the Fletcher hospital, left the last ma Hale, 60s sec 17, Castleton 42000. Timothy Ellsworth to Beniamin S. of the mouth to attend school at VaiWing, parcel sec20, Orangeville, 41200. William H. Cogswell to William H. baa bad charge of the dining room at the Fletcher has been transferred to Horace Ralstoo to Pbebe Q. Snyder. hall 10 at the department of wumen.160a sec 22, Barry. 41. Ore WT McCall to William and Ids Michigan Asylum News. Strong, wj lots 1 and 2, blk. 3 Phillipa The Michigan Central excursion to ad. Nashville, 4600. QUIT CLAIM#. • Nary N. Lydy to Lewis Lydy 1 a sec on the special which went through 14. Carlton. 450. Johanna Stafford to James H. Staf­ here about an hour late and so loaded ford. 40a sec 3, Yankee Springs, 4M. that It did not atop. The passengers Michael Yargeret al to Loyd Allerdfrom this and other stations further tK sri,--, • west took the regular train about half an hour later. The regular train had Michigan Central excursions. Medical fir-cord, tlon of the excursionists. Fifty-nine tickets were sold from thia station. sale dally from April 30 to Sept. 30th. Horace Parmer met with a painful For rates and particulars call at ticket accident last Saturday forenoon which might eerily have proved fatal. He Sunday Excursion Notice: Each Sun­ day excursion tickets, one fare for the house in unloading a wheel road ecrapround trip, will be sold to local points on Michigan Central where) the trip Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, A BIG WEDDING FEE. in bis "EcwntrlcIMes of Genius" M«tug Henry Win) Beecher Improved bls time by haring what he called “a gen­ eral bousccleanlng'* at his pocket*, which would get loaded up with letters and papers until they cvuld bold no more, when be would clear them out to put his hand In the wateb pocket of his pantaloons and found there a little envelope which be opened. When Pond to sit beside him and remarked:. "You remember the evening I married C. P. Hnntlngtoa I was so moeb ,ln- watch pocket of my pantaloonk and never thought of It again until just and make some happiness with thia money. We will Just consider that we found It" which he purchased and eent to differ- traln going and returning within the the process of handling the scraper this limit of Sunday. the entire M.000 "In making happiness elusive, the Michigan Central will sell asked by proper authorities, to any were entertained wHth “Jack Strawn1’ legitimate or honorable enterprise for of this discovery of the four 11.000 duced rates. For particulars cell ai lii welfare of the city. . , 1 . Joyed by all. The entertainment was ticket office. gained consciousness. Dr. Timmer­ charming noyeliy In lu conception Pan-American excursion to Buffala man drecast] the wound. to err In Judgment as the unfortunate net. The few days’ visit with Him Josie Joice In Middleville nounced that Dr. Lowry had ths auto­ mobile fsrer. Thai we diagnosed the Bept. 8th to Ifth, Inclusive. M.A1 for ropnd trip. Children half fare. Par- ctwe to the complainant. Wanted at once, fifty men to work co moMhi. Areocapealed by the agsnl he । journey Includingnumeraboat throe hours. The a Locomobile, No. lowing from this city and vicinity; than train leaving Buffalo Sunday night 1140. Tfclceta can be had on any. “Soo" to vUli friends; T. J. Broeseau day, IS day limit, 411.15; 20 day limit, •13:40. Children half fare. UV WJ - F—V— ' ...... 1 dMn’t aay anything, pupa," legOed boygan; Samuel Anderson and family to Kalkaska; Nr. end Mrs. Wm. Walt,' Griswold, of Deltoc, to Mancelona, to vlrii their father;' Mias Etta Patou of the Herald, to Mayfield, to visit bar tended but extension can bo had by de­ brother; Jshlal Mead to Harbor periling ticket at Cleveland until Oct. Springs to visit his eon, Marion;Henry Miss Lenoro Valliant, of Newago, Mrs. Minnie Davis; J. S. Goodyear to a. m. to ran through without change. BayViflw ----- - - 2*This coach to be attached to headquar­ been visiting her fitter, Mrs. Hiram apply Sunday, Sept. IMhthe Michigan Central will run excursion to Thorn, apple Lake, Jhekrim and Detroit by ijUK-ial train. Rates, Tboroapple tfic, 44 gallons and a reclaming the mixture In boiling waler Chlklren half fare. D. K.TFFMAN, Agent. InUMy ywtortta conaldarable trouble with rink boles ou thMO luilM uothlng in their outward < . < ] �IR our style of climate, with Ito snd- - J £AH£8. Jstsins'sssstiS&'iiri flaVMWaMT/tVAu ..vmwu. . H.. censrellon hu come utxm Ute scene. frequently taken from u» Th* negra, on hto part, hu mad* but colds, balf tbe deaths rem Util* pragma Bad, ecmlrery to expeeta■ lnn. —KI.. —. —. Garman Brrap kept about your home for Immediate use will prevent serious and his faulia than were those who held sickneaa, a l*rg» doctor's bill, and perthem Ln bondage. The negro problem, therefore, is fully as Important as it waa orrhagc. pneumonia, severe coughs, croup, or any disease of the throat, in th* complete disfranchisement of the or lung*, Ito success to (imply wonder­ negro any mor* than It lays In hi* en- ful, a* your druggist will tell you. Gat franchtomnent thirty-five years ago — a tarn] Lansing Journal. Heath. conduces more to the prevention of great conflagrations thap any other in­ stitution. These serve as vantage poinU THE TRICK. quire feeding. When L heir stope growing tt r, its lus­ ter. It A Pocket Cold Cure. Krauae's Cold Cure to pr*t CajMulc form and will euro col public service of Pennsylvania shows bead, throat, cheat, or v>r portion of one of the blackest records that political the body In twenty-four Lour* You scoundrel tom has ever written. It don't have to atop work either. quite frequently occurs in any state SAc. Sold by W. R. Goodyear. where one party vastly trrodutnlr.*t<» that power bi oiODopollxod by the most An English association regardlag corrupt element and retained through criminal procedure. The Am erica q woman's bapptnee* baa offered S reward people have bcooute more or leu famll- of X500 for s greater blessing to woman lar with that sort of thing. But nevjr than Rocky Mountain Tea Sensible >□ American history, permaps, has such *'«xindrel‘*a> been practiced with such Lmpunltv a* in Pennsylvania under the The Pilgrim for Septarnbcv diiraination of Quay and hto pirate*. Buch brazen defiance pf ouromon de­ cency I* almost unparalleled. By corn- acts on awakens new life in the hair bulbs. The effect is agtonlshlng. Your hair grows, be­ comes thicker, and all dandruff is removed. And the original color of earlv fife is restored to faded or gray hair. This is always the case. PER CENT. PURS. IVORY SOAP IS one of then, would be behind the prison th... Aldeu, president of the lot ST Dir ntiflBbori *'*•* It kir tK The Ship Subsidy Scheme Haton Rapid ■hi(xiwnirs. and It Is Itnpmsibl Imagine anything lathe* ' ceptcd a )•> furnltute fact Bpangnoacr, dlevllle. ha*edl*alatter witbdrawtr, the reason? Hair ■ needs help Just as / themselves arc The Republican Boodtora of Penn- TRICK may Involve deceit or It may be a display of peculiar skill. There Is deceit In some soaps, but there is none in Ivory Soap; it Is a display of pecu­ liar skill. It will stand any test and can be relied upon to do all that is claimed for It. dul It la generally recognised throughout Europe that the coos traction of suit­ 's Hslr Ttow, lUbsd »> U» setting Brv tv the nelgbliortag wouds A lane fiA feet In width would be quit, efficient HJcha.-d In thli »n <ul- jrtrenuously to the project .if lowering Hr wu unoonarUiu* until this morning Jordan tote by dredging the IdiUe when be rallied, The first uuestlou Tboruappie river waa called on acrouui of darkne** a* theresul- of a ooiltoloc with _ Marquette train, last May, lost one of hi* feet, has begun ectlon through his attpmcy, ei-spvaker Adams of Grand Rapids, to recover *10,000 damage* IBM week on complaint of A. J Hood, who claim* that they destroyed a large quantity of wire fence for him by cliptdbg the wires. TBe examlnatiou baa teen set for tomorrow. President Dietrich of Middleville. ■ulsraription fur the Development of tbe Philippine* ply ttial he wa* In jail evidently satis­ fied the lad a* t>- replied, *‘ll is just There ran be no doubt that tf rnir I*it sock I went snout. tbe place for him " Green Is reported government of the Philippine* Is to suc­ Full of trouble and of doubt. as s quiet fellow with good habit* and ceed, or la in fact to fall short of a never frequent* saloons Hl* father Is world's ecandal. those in otBcla) potlUcras having to do with those depot, • W. H." Goodyear Rapids K P and the Iwal K. P. did dencle* mart not only lie tree from posi­ every thing u> w1st in the welfare of tive dishonesty, but also free from any the boy Ln justice to Mr Hickey the rational suspicion that they are using WIN TROUBLES their offtclaJ pcalUians for itie sake of ceedlngv occurred In thr saloon. The financially enriching themselves If They are * Often Together These entire affair occurred directly In front the franonlaos and govurnment of tbe Deys They Work Havoc ail of the William* H«>u*caod wa* a«»isi«d Philippines are to be use-1 for the direct by hundred* of people OtarlnUe financial advantage uf those who deter­ over the Country and In mine what that government shall be Hasting*. Young Green died from bl* Injurire at A:30 Haturday evening. eonUdence not oniy of tbe Philippine*, but of ail civilized people* as wall, will lie shaken in tbe Integrity of the gov. How's This? ernment.—The World Review Why is Neeny Protected? dignified thing for ■ man who parries ■Mb reeporadbilitle* on his shoulders Hln dignity, howevsr, wa* not so badly . hurt a* his thumb and wrist, whiua . were sprained and lacerated. Six of Pearl Staup's best chicken* wore surreptitiously renun ad from night, sod undoubtedly bsvo long ere ihu been heart!eaaly sacrificed by their abductors. All thto tragedy happened at Nashville and there Is no cltio m Tha agriculturalist, for tbe Kalaumzoo Beet Sugar Co., after haring looked overall the company's territory, says that the sugar beet crop in Woodland Ths Cosmopolitan Magazine to the to th* mart promising be ha* yet seen. Pan- American Expcsltloo to study the This to due to th* fact that tbe dronth moat interesting tealurea with a view to preparing the most beautiful sou- from ilrwtructloo by fire Turedsy now.. The cook Move stand s cloae to the wall, Robert Grant went Jrom Boston to give hi* own most delightful stylo. Albert d1*00V- 8b*w and Nicholas Murray Butler studied the value of tbe Exposition and its educational influence. Charles Y. poked. Her burn* are reported by the New* to be quite serious. '. Joe Davern* of Albloti, sori Guy Mebtoyre of Bherwuod. acrobat*,. fell twenty-five feet from thalr trapeze hMtt a of the William*' malarare meanv can build no ocuo steamers at all. This overylxxlv knows u> be tbe cue Washington Times The Individual beneOlnd thereby pays pert, tbe county an other part, and th- state pay* tbs other riels part Net postal system was Inaugurated In th* Island, found blmrelf In preoiug need of WOO shortly after aasutnltur charge of the office. lie drew the amount from the funds on hand, expecting to replace it aahto salary came due. Unfortunate­ ly an inspector camo around before be could replace the money. The result was that the postmaster waa declared to be a defaulter, and wu relieved of duty and put under arrest. Justice moved with swiftne** Iq the case of thto man, aud be wu speedily sentenced to Ry a flu* of WOO—the amount ho took Kn tbe uflloe. Bui In the due of Neeley thihga are different. While every nerve was strained to punish the jestmuter who took WOO, every nerve seems to be strained to protect Nseley. the director of poet* and confidant of Rathbone, who took thousand* of dol­ lar*. If Justice vpnu to maintain her reputation for Impartiality she should snatch tbe bandage from her eyes and go after Neeley u earnestly a* tbe did after th* defaulting postmaster - The The Education that Count*. ire burdened beyond endurance, nerv prevcment of her public highways lb« land* iwrdrrlug any public road, not leu than a mile In length asking that Ills road bs Improved and agrre- unetlilrd of the expense* to be boruc leal appearauc. and in literary merit. ' expeuAtnrra for inch Ira For the *ak- of placing thtoexcellent ( monthly wlitil*/thf reach of all our to WSO.OOO. while tbs- coonty I* limited r>'»drr». wr have decided to make them to one-fonrUt of 1 per rent of Its a* I the following remarkable offer: ■•■•art! valuation Since 1X00 the appU- I Tb« regular sutaerlpllon price of the < Pilgrim I* one dollar. All who pay excess of the Uiult prescribed by to* one duller fur the liEKALOand TWEN- •lutjile process tn extend Ibis system tb<- construction of fire lane*, it is foolish' to talk of forvat culture until vnry stubborn case* no ocher medicine gradually fade aw«y. and modern sy* would Influence. Mr. W. L. Waite of Utni of silviculture will gradually Church 8u. Railings, Mich., says: Increase*.—Vr. John Giffqrd Before the "When the food docs not digest, rtata New Jersey Horticultural Society. A wire fence tightener suggested by an Ohio Farmer correspondent Is slm stomach is In good shape and I teal strong and vigorous. I can strongly recommend the pilla." sold al Wk W. Chase Medicine Co , Buffalo, N. Y. Seo that portrait and signature of A. g5jU» for a correct nstlmiUf nu vote lq OMe, MMaoh.melU and Uhv»- recelvo the Pilgrim one year, begin­ ning with the September number. Tbe I*llgrin> will be sent direct from the puhltaber* • This I* —•tnagaxl ae Pltori iu Epile weaken* the body and detrength that / all health, and perverts the functions ■ of every organ. Because of its stubborn nature, it is often called incurable. This is not true. There is one medicine that never fails to check the nervous spasms and give .nw strength to the entire gyatem. Nerve Pills 1 got st W. H. Goodyear's Il I* plain that many of the surplus millions of the United States ar* going color aoheme of the Pan-American, ex­ to the college* and universities. EduKnuiM'a Headache Cepaulea plain* the method* by which ha has are unlike anything prepared in Amer­ fan Morgan's million dollar* USTk ica. They were first prescribed by Dr. Kreuse, Germany's famous court phy­ vard, the bicentennial fund of two mill­ parable way, take* the Incubator Baby ion dollar* to Yale, and other sums tg- sician, long before anilpyrine wu dis­ tad are almost marvelous, so and Niagara Fails tor hto subject. Di­ granting million* more to many of the covered. speedily do they cure the most dtolreusix hundred and odd college* and uni;rector-General Bochanan contribute* a Ing caua. Prtoc tSc. Sold by W. H. veraiUea of tbe United tiiaire, not to . very Interesting paperoc th* organisa­ menticru the rumor of a fifty million Goodyear. ।tion of the Ex position. Professor Pup- dollar fund for the University of Chi­ : cago, all mean that the deserving in- IJcbty’s Celery Nerve Compound. Wheeler Wilcox, Lavin!* Hart, Julian aUtutlona of th* country are going to get M much money U they can rea*ooHawthorne and John Brisben Walker ably aspect. Bvaa now it to possible rhau mattom, nervous deblilly, paralysis dyspepsia, costlveue**, for a poor boy to get through a univer- bUlouauaea, sltv without asking aid from his parent*, pile*, llv«r complaint, kidney troubles varkra* phase* of the Exposition. nod If he develop* good ability and ea thoroughly much capacity he ,wlli find helping H. Goodyear. hands all along hi* pathway to a high­ Stood Death Off. er education. E. B. Mandar, a lawyer of HearteUa. 4 Mother* write «* that they have solv­ ed the problem of keeping their dbll 1 more practical Idea*, who dreo well. Give them Rocky Mountain much time spent In poatKradnatc work to a handicap no succs** and child. W.'n. Goodyear. i the world. We may not accept their their use until he was wholly cured, dicta entirely, bat thvr* I* wisdom in am sure Etetneio Bittar* saved his lif Itotenlug to what they have to say. A Stop* the Cough and work* off th* man naturally inclined to be a student Cold tan gau u> love knowledge simply fcr Laxallr* Brotuo Quinine Tabid* a **k« al leaning. Ho accumulate* vast amount of Isdoraiatiou without cure a cold in one day■ No cure. to the Pilgrim, an excella reriodlcal publtohed at Ho Thia magatiue ha* rwentlj the Land* id a now company Who are liusdara They are «r»*rlng do pains to make the Pilgrim a high eias* mag­ azine and they are •uoceeuiug fidmirjsbit misalooer of public road*. and the bal weakened, then the stomach loses it* tiervi-controlling power and indigestion follows with failing strength. When this Is the only scheme I know of wblcb svems pre cl leal and pmMlble Once institute * perfect system of firto Hasting* people oould hardly Im non- la M* under combine*) state and local codtvol. and the number nod severity of the firm wilt tie reduced to such an creates a genuine feeling of unrest and nervousness. This waa my condition A SPLENDID COMBINATION. The Hkkai.k to pieased to announce that it has made arrangement! by which it Is able to offer to Ila readers a high class monthly magazine, in com­ bination -‘-u noml aid wire will "sing" and be tight. Jt to a good way to mak* the wire* all tight alike, and 1 think it to a good plan to be so apt to break.from contracting by pliers and try IL Ttw cut Illustrate* Boutb Carolina -station. Storing in. Straw haa givau tbe iworvai result*. It appears tut cottr.n»e,d hulls are ad­ mirably adapted far use la storing Dr. Miles Nervine aJIays nervous irritation, itops spurns, restores di­ gestion and mental vigor. �PLUMBER. A Detroit Man Goes Without Food Forty-One Days. FOUR CONVICTS OUT OF PRISON Stif, Ou Dwr Hutt of fitting mediate under th* dlrcetK fasted fegty-ono trouble was astrL,^. . — tinea. From tbe vary first tbe doctor tried to ponuada hta patient to fast but succeeded tn doing ao only a tittle orer ala wefts ago. Tba.faat began July 0 and ended August 15. The physician says that be has a nnmbei of other patients who are fasting, io If Hlttflfl lltlinil But '.j.: Colorove & Potter, Belle Isle Fortt. Detroit. by shooting himself Is undoubtedly Frank Wood­ ward. of Grand Rapids. Chief of Po­ lice Harvey O. Carr, of that clty^teicgrsphed that Woodward had been mItalyg since Sunday. Carr's descrip­ tion tallies exactly with the body ot Ids on an excursion Sunday, taking with him Ills Ramtiler wheel Near the suicide'* body waa a Rambler bicycle. | ■Woodward ware a light suit, as did the . suicide, and also weighed about 12R pounds. But tbe point which seems to make the matter conclusive la the fact that Frank Woodward, ot Grand] Rapids, hnd a Auger tin 11 missing from # the llltle Anger nf fats right band. Bo NERVOUS DEBILITY $15,000 in Cash TO BE GIVEN AWAY 2,000,OOO.wns jTrECKON. IN OHIO, HASTINGS HERALD f MASS.. ANO IOWA. I WHAT W YOU ESTIMATE ? Publishing Awmclallon o! Detroit, Mich co our subscribers U> nerticlpate In the dlatribn these magnificent prize*, amounting lo (16,000 OUR OFFER. ------- YOUR ESTIMATE. 1 Whom you send Ln your mibocrlption you also send your estimate, fie careful to write your name, nddriwi »nd rodmaie a» plainly as ptaaible. A* soon as we ro­ , cclve your subscription «o will sen*) rm a certificate ot the Press Publishing Association of Detroit, Mich,, containing your estimate, wblah will Insure you *oy prise your rotlmste may entitle vou to claim. Wciwlll filu a duplicate ccrtlrleate with the Press Publishing Aswciatlon. Every subscriber may make u many estlmatue aad will receive aa many certificates iu> ho send* «ubacrlpUou« U» tba Herald. , * " Club raisers will rcceJra a certificate for each subscription obtained. ..^K '. - WH lu tin- yard of Frank I'lrsxak, of Hay . City, and once one of IiLh children waa caught In tbe act of placing some of the stuff In Its mouth. It tuts been proved to Im- poisonous, and the police VALUABLE INFORMATION To aid subocribers In forming tbelr eatlnmle, wo furnish tbe following data: The oomtilaod official vote tn these throe states in , 1.5*8,453 increase 1.9M.7W •• , . 1,572,109 decrease 18.40 per cent I.JJ2.5W ** 163 per peak . 1,663,3(0 Increase 7.W per cent .1,(65,610 PliZli tO 1)6 AWSItlfid 8S I ■hewing tho combined official vote will determine who are entitled to tho prizes aud the awards will be made within 30 days after the official vote is known. • In addition to the above prizes, the following special prizes will be paldt ' fl txrct>5 Ccrttts, tbaz tbe PTOee Publishing Aaaooluloc baa deposited f 15,000 in the Central Savings Hank, Detroit, Mich., for the express purpose of paying the prlxaa in their contest on the combined official vote of tbe’statcs of Ohio, Maasacbust^ta and Iowa, and that this hind nan tygurod for no other purpats. To the parson making the nearest correct eallmata before July 10 r*,.. .; . ?.■(1,000.00 To tha person making tbe nearest correct estlmate between Joly Id and August 10 (100.00 To tho person making the nearest correct eetlmite betwesn August 10 and September 10. (500.00 Total, iota prize*, amounting to (15,000.00 in case Of a tie. or fbat two or more estimators are equally correct, prizes will be divided equally between rc •: na <nV n.-k I*0 eatfa 0 y<sirs IBER THAT THE FIRST PRIZE IS $5,000.00. fur rix twnilw. Yoa gw, result of • row early Wednesday at the Halfway saloon, between Houghton and Atlantic. The i*artles arc Finlanders, one of whom twoamn Involved to a drunken quarrel. Tortkilla's assailant was Mattn Saatart. '( beats to ron tbe factory., as tbe beet* failed to mature, and tbe growers re­ turned tn tbs fruit Industry. As a last resort tho owuets went to Shelby. Ind_ where they contracted for 4.000 acres of bro-ta for thia season's run. Hopes' were entertained that the factory would resume operation* under satis­ factory conditions In a few weeks rested Thursday morning charged with . banting a house and household goods tn Rich township. Tba property be­ longed to hl« wife. Wheeler and hto wife quarreled recently and Mr* Wheeley went to lire with her father. Rlehsnl Keich, wtyle Wbcvler boarded with Flam Johnson. Mrs. Wbeelrr ae­ rated a house where she Intended to Uro with her brothers, and moved her household goods Into )L Wheeler say* be was at Johnson's at tho time of tho lire, but Johnson says ha waa DaL THS IS ONE OF THE GREATEST OFFERS EVER MADE. wh wust-t,Tbe H«*W Wlldey a rb<fk for >700 In (laytneut for lumber taksn from AgnculturiU college lands In that county. He says tbe trespassing wan not done by his .. 2,500.00 .. 1,000.00 .. 500.00 .. 300.00 .. 200.00 .. 100.00 Total, 997 prizes, amounting to (13,800.00 Tbs Herald will pablhh the names and addreoees of She succottfu) ceUmators. 7 Toths 3ad To tbe 3rd To the 4th Tolhsfitb To the ezh . . To the 7th W. F. Edmond* la president of tliv New Haren Barings bank, which sne­ ered* tbe B. II. Moore Banking Com Henry Hill, of Monroe, baa been in rr health for some time and roeentsigned what purported to be Sa agreement between himself and a medical company by which Um latter agreed to enro him for (70 and ’ hto wife for (40. The contract turned up In the form of a not* for (110 In the hands ef A. L. Beard, who hu brought suit to anforea ita Twelve loaded ora cars on the South Shore road got away from tbe pocket tender* at tbe Cambria mine Thur*akF«w tan down a stfevp lacifoe. «fr' lldiug with other car* and damoltebIng about 25. Four men who were on tba cars. Jumped for tbelr Uvea and two more were seriously Injured. Tbe wrecking train waa called and worked all night tn clear tbe iraeka. The ac­ cident will cost tba railroad company a bebl �INGS HERKLD o< drier obx a -. wwU !»,. them do unto us, Thl» I* pre-cralnently a sentimental proposition aud one which tbe Free Press would snearlugly Tbe ‘Hthics*’ at tbs Struggle. In discussing “the ethics" of the strike now iu progress in tho steal in­ dustry, the Detroit Free Press shows very Hulu sympathy for tbe labor cease. Its editorial of last Saturday is about as cynical and heartless a presentation of the situation a* could have been con­ ceived—not a word in II that could afford ■ ehy encouragement to tbe mon fighting against the steel trust for what they, M least, conceive to be their rights, and not a word of sympathy for the cause ot Genera] Grosvenor, who baa recently returned from Europe, U a threwd re­ publican leader at the radical high tariff stripe. His remark* therefore oaths tariff question, just, after hl* return from abroad, are significant of the atti­ tude which the high tariff faction of the republican party are about to assume whenever tbequesUon of reducing tba urlff I* broached. Mr. Grosvenor aays that we arc too prosperous 'lo stand any tariff agitation.” "Such doctoring I .. “It lama*' says the Free Press, “that as has been proposed would hare a rera great deal ot sentimental non*on*e I* lou* If not fatal effect on the prosperity talked about tbe independence (?) of This is the cue which tbe Ohio high • capital and labor, and the necessity for ' their going hand in band; but every in­ tariff champion has given and we may telligent capitalist and every intelligent confidently look to see the protection­ labor leader know* that tbrrs la war ism take It up and make the most of it. between capital and labor and that Tbe country is to be frightened into .. there always must be war. Their eo­ icquleaceoco in the program of coolation* involve a coastant struggle for tlnuod high tariff by shouting ‘Touch .'advantage, it Is tho instinct of capitaI the soured thing at your perUI" Hav­ io pay no more than It Is orenixdled u> ing *ci up an iniquitous tystem that en• pay U> got tbe work done, and It 1* the riche* a fuw at the expense of all, aad instinct of labor to demand tho last having *o tlxed things that they Imagine penny possible for lu service* AU Id- that their aystem cannot lie changed dustrial progress may ba traced direct­ without bringing disaster io all, thilr ly to this conflict and whatever cooces- program I* to »p|>e*l to the fwir* of the alons have been u.*de by either aldo • they owe tbelr origin to an Intelligent ' selfishness, not to a spirit of maudlin benevolenco. ” Looked at from tho sand point of the past there IS a great deal of "senti­ mental nonsense" in talking about tho -interdependence (as we presum- tho Free Prose meant to say Instead of "in. dependence") of capital and labor. Tho theory of the past has been that capital had a right to do just what It pleased with lUmoncy. to treat laboring people, the peasants and serf* and slaves, a* though they belonged to a different or- polled from Kussla because bls expos­ ure of tho Osar's exile system abuses had made him person* non grata to His Imperial Highness. Now coram ot> tho private life at the Sultan. Truly the autocrau of the'old world arc men of formidable power, but if they think they can suppress unpalat­ able truths by resorting to the methods of tbe il ark sgeo they are likely to ba wofally disappointed. M. Dory*'book, having been splendidly advertised by the Sultan'* action, Is bound te'be widely read as a result. partmeat who put lu many cruises as a petty officer In the United Bates sea service, "who got himself Into an odd mlgkty That was his opposition to tbe practice at tattooing. He wu first luff* or executive officer of the ship st tho time I'm speaking of, and, whUe be oer, wbtcb happen* wbta we are about half way through tbs year, to produce tbs etrangw effect at retting twice fiattg. ; Tbe first tlnre that It seta tho town oinks Into darkness, and the Inhabit­ ants light up tbelr bouses and shops In tbe u»ual way; presently dawn suf­ fuses over tbe town, dear daylight follows and artificial lights are put This IS the poorest, most unlucky, state in the union, and almost bank­ rupt. H you don’t believe it ask the members of the state board of equali­ zation who have been listening to the GRAND Ur at Skagway In Alaska they are not fully civilised yeL They recently hanged a man for murder, doing tbe job In a decent and lawful manner. the tattooera. bet be always lectured They should have tdobbed him and them pretty soundly at that But be burned hire at the stake, tbe way they couldn’t stamp out tbe practice. Tba ting drops behind the top or bead of Made by Behr Bros., tbe mountain. There be hides for soma New York City. time and emerges again from behind Just below the bead and throws day­ light out upon tho locality coco more. Get McCoy’s prices. BUY YOUR Machines talking to church congregations. Mark will hare to brace up a little on scrip­ ture and follow Teddy’s good example ligcnt MlBshnose," has lu origin In i wry Interdependence of espial and or which our esteemed contemporary parages. Tbe intelligent employer >w* that he can best advance hl* own i by treating hi* employea jun­ tas gouerously; and the Intel Ji­ tter understood* that In living per tba best service passible Mb. Schwah aaya there is nothing after bo (aid very largely Injjroducu. Lu arbitrate. Then why la he unwill. The time 1* soon coming when if we are Ing to submit the question to three dlsto go oti IncrvAAlng our foreign trade, we must accept more of foreign product* In exchange. To do this the present prohibitive tariff will have to be re- tbe eastern republican loaders may say IT IS now said that barapaou had U» tbs contrary, tbe prosperity and tip a* to the time when Cervera wi commercial welfare of the country I* coming oat. And yet he went away! fast oom Ing to tbe point when It will de­ mand tariff reform, and all the bogle* that they can aet up will not scare tbe American people from entering on such It l* said that the porters of tbe Pull­ man sleeping cars are about to form an agreement among themselves not to accept any “Up** leas than iwanty-flve oena. It they do It will be a good time for tbe American traveling pub­ lic to rebel against tbe whole ,'*Up" system. There Is no good reason why. the people'who travel on these cars should pay the salaries af the com­ patty's employes. The oompany pays niggardly wages to iu porters with the expectation that the public will make up the balance by feeing these gentlemen for doing such service aa maybe desired. The whole practice ot Upping is re­ pugnant to the American Idea of oqualliy and fairness. When a man takes a meal at * hotel, or ridsa In a Pullman car, or lakes passage ou a of T. Phillips. ploye* of tho company he patronize* u smy one else who pay* for similar ser­ vice. These employea sbouId be paid by tbelr employers Instead ot being made dependent os* the benevolence or charity of the public. The custom tnay do very well for Europe built is to<> degrading to bo aeceptabls to self- Needles 20c per dozen for all machines. Oil that will make.st your machine runut easy for 6c each, large bottles, or 5 for 25c. "Well, only two morning* after that thia kindly 'drat IntF showed himself up and cot the terrible Uogb frutn tbe whole ship's company for'ard. The of- Sewing machines from $13 to $40. a pair of small trunks on, they'd stand wbeo they got up an tba bet mornings to gel cooled off. Tbe apparatus bad only been up for a.eoaplo of days whan an this morning that I’m speaklag of bands* tn tbe morning, and all tbe men were on deck. Well, when they saw tba ’flrst luff* stripped tbit way there went up a about from that ship's com­ pany that sounded like a homeward T. PHILLIPS dently be saw great possibilities tn Mr. Cleveland’* career, tor be determined to win bls friondshlp. Every night bo wrote oat a report upon tho political Bitnation la tbe sate based upon tbe latest In forma tloa which bad come to the committee aud mailed tbe report Mr. Cleveland was elected governor. be chew Ijimont for his private secretary over many aaplract*. On tbe day of neck to hl* middle. It was ell Japa­ nese work—dragon*, eagles, snakes, dainty garden scenes aud all that sort of stuff—In all of the Japanese tattoo- tula of butter and a cop ot grin al* ted sugar. Beat the yolks of three eggs aad tbe white of one egg very light and add to them tbe grated peel and juice of a gocti slz.it lemon. When the sugar and butter have melted, add slowly the •ggs and lemon and stir over tbe Are until thick, watching carefully that the UPRIGHT PIANO, prosperity Is not haard on a monstrous system of tariff rnatrictlotia dnlgtied to make It difficult and expensive to carry on trade with foreign countries, but A BUTtuH party ot man-of-war's men from the modern standpoint It a um prevail* in spite of it. Rather It Is due has landed on tbe coot of Spain and “aeuUmenal nonxeuie” to ulk of Inter­ to our wonderful product1, vcdcm, bound­ overawed tho Spanish carbineers. dependence between capital and labor. less energy and Improved methods of It may be aeutlmenal but it I* not non­ manufacture aud transpra-uiloo sente. Sentiment, sneered at by some critics who imagine themselves to be thus tar been settled by our European eminently practical—and the Free creditors, very largely by the return of Proas scenic to be among them—1* the American securities which they have most potent force In the world today. held. Of course such a large balance .And it is sentiment that has enabled can not be liquidated In cash There preacntitate Of advancement—the sen­ timent that the laboring claates have been struggling for justice and that they ought to have tbe same right to the pursuit ot happiness a* the rich. - Of course II will have to be admitted that there I* a conflict going on between capita! and labor and that in a certain sense till* conflict cannot cease. But II U not true that this conflict must alway* take the form of relentless war, and as tbe Free Press say* “a consant struggle for advantage.” The world I* . growing more allrulMlc and the senti­ ment of the golden rule Is more nod Bore entering the public conscience end Influencing the relation* between men. Thia spirit ot “maudlin benevolence" M the Free Press cell* it, ha* resulted ,1a many Improvements In the condition at tbs laboring classes and has prompt.•d many capitalists, like Carnegie and Pullman and Arusour to Inaugurate beMvoleut enterprise* designed to uplift lbs laboring classes. It may be granted also that "an In-. UUIgsnt salfishnMs" baa been tho orl'gin of Industrial progress. But this kind of MlflshncM, which is almost akin to bouerolenoc, !» not provocative of war between capital and labor. For It FAMOUS tangtL tba executive officer locked up tn surprise. and wbeo be saw tbe wbole ship’s company doing nothlog but sure at him with grins bo turned as rod as a b*sL looked down at himself and hustled for bl* room at tbe gallop He ■'My daugt>isr." mM the lady with tbe chin that lapped over Itself, -la going to marry a very wealthy young mtn. I can't tall yon exactly bow Leach lake is a pleasant place to spend a day, week or the Sum­ mer. I will furnish board for any length of time at reasonable rates. I also have a cottage to rent at $3.60 per week, including boat. Bait furnished at satisfac­ tory price. Cigars and softdrinks kept on hand. * Phone 101-2r. Optra tout. ONE NIGHT ONLY mow, Jt|H. 9. ’ be emerged about half an boar later In uniform, but be took It all good nataredly, and Hutt afwri^ou be said to me on the quiet: sure enough, bat 1 bad those imbecile things needled on me wb«a J waa a pinbead of a cadet, thinking It was fine. Anyhow, it's not a case of doing a* 1 to. bat of doing a. 1 say I* "I coaid only grin to reply, and be snorted and then grlnntJ aud went aft. ^sorters! FREI) RAYMONDH GREATEST SCENIC PRODUCTION tsr. To speak promptly and positively Is generally to act promptly and posi­ tively. to speak politely Is to act po­ litely. and to speak gruffly and tndely la a good way to make rude action easy. Hrkansaw Proeoauxi by Ute groat Otienii kEinnuni Cur �School* «Book$ Gottlob Weber, ot the second ward, ssnlon this week. And it we do say it building a bam. • ’• f *' it th. September number to a credit­ able looking job. Oraig Bowling w»aat the "Baplda" Mies Martha Slater, of Anu Arbor, who It will be remembered, was a ’ teacher in our high school two years ago, has boec the guest of Mrs. Ellen Robinson and other friends in tho city several dsya She left here yesterday for LsSalfe, III, where she will re­ sumo her position in tho schools of that ■ The F. A A. M. and K. O. T. M. lodge rooms u Middlevilla are being papered yid •‘otherwise Improved," according to the Sun. We suppose that •‘otberwlae Improved" meanithat tbe goal U having a new pair of borne made, the greased plank U being sandpapered and the prodding Irons and other paraphernalia for doing de­ gree work are being sharpened up. When the brethren get ready ur do some "work" we should like to go ov«r Of second hand books we have as complete a line aa is possible Gome early and make your se­ lection., Forty to 50 per cent saved over a new book. meat at Muskegon next Wednesday . The Mark Twain is the best Mrs. Della Moaber, of Onondaga, la 6c. tablet on the market the guest of Mrs. George Hinchman. Next (Tuesday the Kalamazoo team . Everything you need in the Mtoa Agnes Dooley, of Grand Rapids, that played here during the carnival school room. spent Bunday with her parents In this will cameover to give Hastings another After a mouth** visit in thia city Lron Rolfe returned to Grand Rapids, Monday. Harry Hewca at Grand Rapids Is vis­ iting hto grandparents, M. and Mrs. J. nest Tuesday prepared to redeem themselves and an exciting game may be looked for. Tbe HEXAI.D hopes to see our cltlxens turn out and give tbe lioys a benefit. It has cost them a good Stauffer Cx»l ud Ptrwul. R To Mr. aud Mrs. Perry Hall Sunday Mark Mahar, of Vermontville, waa g - Burning, a daughter the gneet of Mias Edna Brooks Sunday f Good quality otspectacles for 25 rents end Monday. ? . M John Bcssmer’S, vhejjeweior, Mrs. James Grace aad Miss Cora >;The Heraldand Tbe Pilgrim to psy- Rlekle spent Sunday and Monday 1c “ lo-adranco subscribers for only 11 25. , Miss Ethel Ashaltcr returned Friday . from an extended visit In Cwpcrwvtlla . • Dr. W. B.Matibswo, of Grand Rapr ids, waa .thogueA Of his parent* over Misses Julia Slattery and Mao MoJ’barlln, of Grand Rapids. wert In tbe Mr*. Noah Kctjry will entertain the city over Sunday, Ladlea* Aid Boel sty ofWclcotnc Church, Miss Agnes LtfWry expects to go to Sept. lull. Oberlin next week, where she will take A. A. Eggleston is at Woodbury a course in tho college. . where be to doing a job of painting for Mr. and Mrs. Bert FrakSr, of Owosso, were the guests of bls parents in tho Gloan' Greenfield, of Grand Rapids, city Sunday and Monday. visited friends in the city from Friday The Hawings Musical Club will post­ until Tuesday. , pone lu meeting until October 1st, on Players of flinch will find just what they want In the lino of cards at the John Kano, of Mt. IHoasant, had beau ths guest of blsuuclo, Father Kennedy, a few days this week. The ladies of tha Presbyterian chu rch will give a supper at tha G. A. R. hall Friday afternoon and evening, Sept. 13. H. M. Erb will not go to Dalton as he intended, but remain In this city. He Bev. II. H. VanAukcn will speak has engaged to clerk for Frank Horton, next Sunday nlgbt oda "Danger that beginning next Monday. Threatens the Publto School." “Old Arkansaw" the greatoyt scenic - Mrs. A. F. Hutchinson, of Chicago, production of tha.Sge, with ■ wealth of has been , the guest of Mr. and Mrs. beautiful scenery nod a tfom^euy of George (Bachman since Sunday. reputation and rooognlird ability will A play-you win never forget—"Old appoar at Hastings opera' hodse, Mon-1 ;? • SSB ■, Arkansaw." Will be hero in aU It* day, Sep*. tAh. va< entirety, Monday, SepuBth. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Carsethof OtscEbencxor A. Hhlriay, an old soldier go, were In the city yesterday. They living north Of the’city, has beyn Intend to leave Ot*sgoepcm and locate granted a pension of *30 a month. lu Chicago. Batoro going to Chicago, Wm. Fairchild has moved into Ira however, they will return Nero for a few weak*' vlait. Through tbcc<x>rU«y of Manager A. C. Brown, a Herald representative waa shown through the Hastings Table Co.'« factory tbs other day He found tbe turning out the dining lablra for which it Is famous lu large quandtluL About GO hands are employed at pr<»ent. Tho new building designed for tbe tlnlsbjug and shipping departments to com­ pleted and will soon be occupied. This building will be a great convenience to tho company In packing and shipping tbelr goals, u a C. K. A- 8. side track runs along side of the building, great­ ly facilitating the loading of cars Last Saturday morning tho farm house owned by Mrs. Lena Messner, just west of Freei-crt, waa destroyed by Messner !» a daughter ot Gottlieb Naglor ot this city, the place being tho old homestead of tho Nagler family, whore John O. Nagler of this city, waa raised. Tho Uro waa caused by thooverturning *300 on the contents. Mr. J. G. Naglef waa called by telephone and went over to Freeport Saturday forenoon. HU Mrs. Orlando Clark, of Lucerne, Colo, formerly Mrs Osgood Gilman, of Hastings, arrived at tbe C. K. <fc 8. station, Saturday at 3:43 p. m. Several as she stepped from the platform and accompanied her to tho pleasant veran­ da at Mrs. D. A. Bowker^ where a very enjoyable hour was spent by al) In exchanging happy thoughts and re­ lating incidents occurring during the six years' absence of Mrs. Clark. A relishing feature of tho occasion waa the fine early Crawford pooches served by Mrs. Bowker. Mrs. Clark to at present the guest, of Mary R Wilcox with whom she will make her home and'will po sent lo'thedoul letter office while visiting friends in tbe city. If not called fot by -SofAember Sth. According to reports received from Wat. Lewis, Wm. Warner, Olive Tim­ the new fractional school district No. 2, Mr. and Mr*. Braith Stanley and Mr. merman, Chas. Davis, Mrs. Lyde Kel­ Hastings and Castleton, tbelr first an­ ly, Mrs. E. W. Wheeler. " ' and Mrs. Doty, of Bedford, were the: Mrs. Gcp. S. Hooper, whoso home has nual school meeting passed ot! without guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hinchman heretofore b< tn at Dallas, Texas, and aby of the predicted bloodshed. It will Tbe Hkrai.d i Third Michigan Volunteer Infantry 1 ba hald in Grand lUplds, Soptem• 12th and 13th. Im. W. B. Powers, Mrs. StellaGreand Miss Belle Rogen wept to talc the Orel pf the weak to attend ' ■ -Auxlll. who haaboea spending the summer herewith hsrparanU, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Stebbins, left for Memphis, Tenn., Saturday morning. The latter dty will be her home hereafter. Will Butler, ton of Mr. and Mrs. L. 8. Butler of this dty, who nas been with the hospital staff In the Phillippines the past two years, to enroute home, he having boon trausfervd* to tbe U. S. Ho expects to visit in tho etoy next week.--CharkMo .Undec . See the great train robbery, the must roallsUo and thrilling scene ever proacuted oa any stage! See the olectrle. fountain! Bro the express train travel swiftly around tho mountain pajh^y, W1) fearoros In that greatest of JEWELRY, RICH CUT GLASS .»» FINE CHINA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. formed last winter by special act of tbe legislature and a good deal 'of feeling waa stirred up over the matter. There waa a large attendance at tbe annual meet I ng. sod M votes were cast. Frank Charlton waa re-elected asecoeor and the faction that favors keeping up the new district and going ahead with tho school appears to have won out. School was begun Monday morning, a private bouse belonging to Frank Johnson hav­ Ing been rented foe the purpose. Miss Among the duties that will ooms be­ fore tbe board of supervisors al the Octo­ ber term will bathe election of a county drain commissioner, to kuo-ecd Patrick Dooley. Mr. Dooley has had two terms lu this office but the Hkkaia> believe, that thabeattuterceuof the county will be subserved by bls re-clecilon, even though 1*, may ba somewhat unusual to keep a man for ihroeMrms In this office. Mr. Dooley has proved lobe an ofiBetont and energetic drain commissioner and as them st. several very Important drain* tn oonun>plaj.Ion or already un­ * Defective €ve*lflbt. ^0 ..... An Up-to-Date Stock and Reasonable Prices. Corrected by Properly Fitted Lensca. ■Advance Styles FALL GARMENTS We are receiving and placing on sale, in our cloak room, second floor, an attractive line of Style and variety will speak for themselves, quality and workmanship are the best that can be produced. This fall we will be in a position to serve our cus­ tomers even better than former seasons. �A Tangle Mm get away. To* M’s ready qulia im­ portant You'll excuse ms. won't you F He did not wait for her reply. Tan seconds later be bad hla hand upon tbe ar* of tho man who tod preceded him * Great Nerve Medicine. "Tbe clock that I pot Into your over­ coat pocket?" said Tyrrell. “You were alttlng beside me Jolt before tbe colll- KIDNEY-LIVER YOUEl VISIT TO IT'E PAN AMERICAN CXPOSITION ANNUAL EXCURSION "By tbe Jumping gingerbread. It’s roe!" be gasped. "My man changed to seat He’s on the car. and It's half KORTHERN MICHISAK MH HOT tit: (QMPUTE UHL15S YOU 4HE ABlt TO SAY YOU HAVE BEEN A GUES T Al STATLERSHOTEL September 10th, 1901, Plluklj Tnnrsi $4.00 WiihivOm mociv Micklnac lilati [$5.00 i P tif«* G2 a •” Pi it f)t» fon , lubciMi BRiAhfasrssof st tttr, Diwir ^uTLl-U* RiKi'is »>>>< n.iw i ■ >u r1l J . ..................... r.M RIDER AGENTS WANTED In each town to ride and exhibit a sample :oor model bicyclo of our manutectoiw. TOU CAN BAKE *10 TO *50 A WEEK beside* having a wheel to ride for yourself. IS0I Modal* Curastoed $10 to $18 '00 & '88 Modtl* £Z $7 fa $12 SSflAtfVlftK* ts $8 Grind Hip ids S> Indiana Rallvtj, We ship any bicycle ON APPROVAL to anyone tctlAoul a ce>U deposit m adeance and allow tcnlrtsce, but tbe wretched thing ticked with a peculiar pbrrlng sound. It wa% hi fact a clock which Tyrrell bad pre­ sented to Mlaa Florence Ceffln. dangh 110 DAYS FREE TRIAL. !X; no rUk in ordering from us, as you do not need to pay _ —u a^. —.i> — w^wa ML sjritc today : J. L. MEAD CYCLE CO. pier macbe and shaixd and colonel like a human skull, with a glass covered dial In the top of Its little cranlam. Florence was different from tbe girls of tbe Olmstead.Tyrrell caste. Kha took preeente—when she liked the donors— and was mighty glad to get them. She bad acquired a unique anil Interesting collection of JeWeled skulls and cross Louisville JJallroad S Maibville between tbe electric car and a big ex­ press wapm were all coincident. Tyr­ rell waa thrown against his fair coinpankio with considerable violence, and there waa wild confusion In the car. Even Tyrrell lost hla Interest In tbe last managed to tear himself away. In the outer ball be roct a messenger boy with a package and not*. Tbe package looked strangely familiar. Moreover, it scribed with great minuteness tbe elock presented by Tyrrell, recklessly giving bls name to cold type In connection with IL Htea Olmstead knew all about this affair. Having read tbe article In tbe paper, she must svto be aware that tba dock purred when tt ticked. That peculiarity bad been distinctly men­ tioned, and. blessed martyrs, tow M pm isd aa it lay in Tyrrell's pocket ao TW Idea of marrying Marla OUuaUad had grown Into TyrrelTa nature ao slowly and steadily that be already suf­ fered many of the Inconveniences of achard things to him when be had called smFlorence. and X regret to say that to tBd call upon her even after Ma promise to hla mother. •* died be called fur It. and, worst was looking out of the window," “Very odd." ba replied, with ao eye Marie, "and 1 thought 1 sew you upon tbe man anting beside bar, who s out of Hatarieh's store" wu motioning to tbe conductor u if be Intended to get oct st tho next c.-roer. "Ani before that," aha continued. “I seemed to bear It ticking." Mild nut do to Sbo glanced at tbe pocket which !.»□ Chicago. W THE GREAT "W FT0N1C LAXATIVE < again In her present*. Tve come back to tell yon tbe troth and to vwear that I wtn never tell you another falsehood u long u 1 Ute. I couldn't go away from you sod leave a He behind, for I love you. little girt tbaTa all there la to ttbaf"If that’s true. Ned." said she, *TU forgive all tho lies tn tbe world." which be related preetoely what bad happened In tbe car. Bhe laughed UH tbe tears ran down her chaeta, and while she was thus pleasantly engaged the tnrseengtr boy arrived with tba If you have sour stomach, indigestion, HHouanaea. constipation, bad breath, dlerineea. inactive liver, heartburn, kidney troubles, backache, lose of appetite, insomnia, lack of energy, bad blood, blotched or muddy akin, or any rympt oms and dIsorders which tall tbe Story of bad bowels and «* Impaired digestive system, Ijaxakola Will Cure YoO. f . It will dean out tho bowels, stimulate the Uv«r and kidneys, strengthen tto mucous mambraiMa of tbe stomach. purify your blood aad put you -ea year feet" again. Your appetite will return, your bowels mown regolariy, your liver and kidneys cease to trouble you. your skin will clear am* freshen aad you will feel tho old time energy and buoyancy. For Sato W FRED L. HEATH ward Tyrrell will be abb to explain. Mlaa Olmstead desires to say only that the alarm went off In tbe pocket of a gantlsman who waa riding In tba same car aa herself. He waa naturally some­ what surprised, but be rightly Inferred that the clock bad been put Into hla pocket by a person whom he bad seen Supposing that this Lad been the result of an accident, tbe gcuttetnan appealed to Mias Olmstead, who agreed to see that tbe property was returned. Will Mine Cofflu kindly inform Mr. Tyrrell of the facta, as Mias Olmrtead will not see him again 1" "That MOtote as if it bad beret writ PATENTS* SE&SSFREI �ASTORIA Ohio City. PALATIAL THINK HOSES IN WATER. Th® Kind You Have AJvraye Bought, and which has been In tue fur over 30 years, has borne the signature of _Z7 — and has been mode under his pcr/*7s . •onaI supervision since its Infancy. Alkrw no one to deceive you in thisAll Counterfeits, Imitations and •• Just-os-guocl” are bat Experiments that trifle with and eodanger the health of Infants nud Children—Experience ugaln.it Experiment. STRIKE MISMANAGED. Ugatlng the situation In tho beat Suck action would probably bo followed by the return at tho Joliet worker* and What is CASTORIA Castorla Is a harmless substitute fur Castor OU, Pare­ goric, Drops and Soothing Byrupa. It 1* Pleasant- It contains neither Opiam. Morphine nor other Narcotic subetauce. Its age Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness. It cures Dlarrhceu aud Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy aud natural alocp The Children’s Panacea—Tho Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA CeflAl H4vml«a<»tl. ALWAYS Bean the Signature of In Use For Over 30 Years. Cheaper than Ever 'COLORADO and UTAH Chap, hints. ul Ufut Idnj. GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE $25.00 WU'S WIFE SOON TO COME. $31.50 undrr.i,*,4. -IB.Milk 4*K>s4r*art*T»- BEAN FAMINE ON Pere Marquette Red Cross E. O. Siggera, patout lawyer Wash­ ington, D. Cn whoso ad appears In our columns, la an attorney of twetuy-ooe year* active practice aud la well recom­ mended to us. Ills rating will be found in Dun’s and Bradstreet's reports, aa he owns ths Inventive Aga He has sent us application blanks and other papers, aud lavestori who are intend­ Ing to apply for patents, would save time by calling at this office and get­ ting the papers before presenting their applications through any other source. IN BOSTON. rvare has th* price «xc«»dad $l.W a bushel. Naw. bowovar, owing to a short crop In New Tort, Michigan. California and Canada Isst year, the supply Is nearly exhausted and ths price has Jumped to |$ a bush*! aad Is gUll soaring. Th# California crop thia year ts reported to be large aad when It comes tn tho price of beans Is eipected to go back to about nor­ mal Meantime brans are a luxury In tsr Aim ply because th* BL Pvtsrsburt poet w»- declined by Li Ching Fang the adopted eon of U Hung Chang. <4 N.w Tort, Sept ».—Tbe old story of a wealthy middle-aged business man and a pretty, girlish typewriter, a eagua) meeting on a New York Central train, subeequsnt drives, dinners. ths- grow receipts since Sept. 1. 1P00. wen S7«J»T< bales, against Mf.HS last s«a son; n*t receipts. 44J.U$ bales, agalns 4<14*S last ess eon The value of nr receipts is $3O,TM.M4 M. against $17, shoes. gloves. Imported Parisian gowns, diamond-studded watches and other jewels and a love that finally grow sold figures la a anil for $60,040 damages tor breach ot promise ol Raleigh. Ft C, Sept. 1-John Went enraged by * remark ot bls father David Ware, about hla wife, killed hli falter with a revolver. and twice aha claims. In November. 1WS. When th» day fur the wedding arrived, Miss Barker says. Vakntlno told her be »u not sure he loved her and declined Wise Elisabeth J. Smith, s Derby. Coon., heiress, tins married William Shaw, a mrchaold who rants U a day. Relatives tried to dissuade bet from marrying the poor artisan. Some nf them bad threatened to aitoud th* wedding an.! she hired poltaetnen to brewery employe living at »1« Eas avenue In thia dty. killed hla slater In-taw. Mra. Caroline Kline, by kicktni her. He bad quarreled with her abou table napkin* BL Paul, Hept- J—Mies Alla Muel lor den let the rumor that she la «n gaged to many -Jim” Toeagw Ha Stater aad both Ue Touagst broth*® �was la Hauls Creek day and Friday. and family of Carl Is I < Shaffer. Bunday. Roy Robinson Is al tba doctor'* doing “things'* oxnc climb­ ing and floating in t ion Coffee ist-m church Sunday evening, ram this place attended a I I..* —-* . u. W. Cappy and family* returned homo from Tbornapplo Lake last Salur■{■h-'rv will be u Im cream social al QUIMBY. Chas. CaaUilain, wife and daughter .lire, who have been visiting friends st this place, returned to tbelr homo Ln Ohio last Bunday. School began Monday with Loa ter Webb as teacher. • Sunday at J. H. Fail's. ' i ar u.r.t... nesday. tbelr daughters, Mr*. Shell Warner and Un. EarIB Un _ ton, . i.over .... Sunday. . and wife called on JOHNSTOWN. Born. Bept- 1st., to Ezra Tun gate and in* bar from Colorado ■ Tom Fuller waa In Bat tbe home of Nile Wellman and wife from Saturday until Monday. Mrs. Fred Merrill has been entertain­ Friday night. ing relatives from FYoeport and Mid * DUNCAN LAKE. Working Night and Day. happy around the bouse again. Tho busiest and mlghBest little thing Wm. Burroughs of Battle Crock is that over was made Is Dr. King's Now visiting relatives at this place. asm. r men nay ana aaurtiwr, Mrs. . Life nils. There Dills change weakFred VaaSycle and wife had company , Lixzls Stlmpaoa, and children called on from Baltin Creak over Sunday. Mrs. Freak Demon th and sons, Denols Our school oommeuom next Monday They're wonderful in building up the with Mis. Kellogg of NMhvills M the and Arthur, visited hoc brother. Dill health. Only tsc per box. Sold by halm. W. H. Goodyear. DELTON. CARLTON CENTER. Ono hundred and thirty-five tickets Mrs. Wall of Grand Rapids Is visit­ ing friends near tbe Center. Wm. i’billlpv of Hastlnn was here Verdle Knowles went to Detroit, Sun­ IRVING. day She expects to spend the year in ,on buslneas Isst Monday. He is think­ ing ot locating bora in tbe harbor buslEtta Hubbard has returned u> her school In that city. nainem Io Waukegan, after spending Hcnry Mead of Hastings was a guest home ot her parents in north Carlton. C- Brooks. D- R. Foster and their of Duncan McBain over Sunday. Gertruda Meaiuer of Wayland Is vis­ Our school opened Monday, Addin iting NslileHIIU Mrs. Dr. May of Coats Grove waa at Blawson as tcacncr. Wil) Chase opened the village school Peter Covert's, Bunday. Monday mornlog. Jessie Brooks Is spending a few days with friends in Hastings. but slight hopes of her recovery. Mrs. J. Odell entertained the U A. loaded a reunion of the Phelps family at Cleveland, O.. thia week. Seymour Andrus began teaching 8. Wednesday afternoon. A. F. Norris of Cloverdale was In Mrs. Myrtle Hynes ot Delton Is car­ south of Hastings. Monday1 an,l Chas' town last Friday soliciting life insurHills Is teaching the Moulton school log for her mother. Mrs. Philo Fuller, who is very sick at this writing. near Freeport. Abe Felder has purchased of George Carlton Center Is again without a Tbe aid society gave a root; blacksmith. Mr. Slayton has returned Vauiy ne the Utile frame dwelling house parsonage Tuesday evening. north of town and has moved It to his to his home on the State Road. day with friends at this p&c.: Mrs. J. A- Bacheller Is visiting Several from hero attended the farm­ Walter Robertson Is building so ad­ ings were calling on friends at the er** picnic al Gun lake last Saturday. dition to bls house now occupied by J Center, Tuesday A. L. Clark made a bustneaa trip to Griffin. Battle Creek last Saturday. John Campbel) will erect a new huu»«i A Shocking Calamity on his farm In Rutland thia fall. Jerry Sproul has sold hU property on Morris and Grace Plorsoe, Kirk Hills "Lately befell • railroad laborer," the corner of Grove and Maple streets and Ed Betts began school st Mlddlo- write* Dr. A. Kellett, of Williford. to I. M. Hint of Augusta. Mr. Flint Ark. "His foot wmbadly crushed, but ion ot the buildings. AC the school meeting Monday even- Buckles’s Arnies8*1 «c cured him. It's ig Charles Williams was re elected simply wonderful for burns, bolls, pile* and all skin eruptions. It's the world^ Labor day. John Francisco and Susie Whltemore champion healer. Cure guaranteed. were united In marriage last Friday also to build a now feuoe for the school 25c. Bold by W- H. Goodyear. evening al the home of the bride’s par­ yard. NORTH CARLTON. Quite a number attended the surprise given on Mr. Woolnhna last Friday evening. Mr. Woolahan left Monday for tho north where ho will work the coming winter. Fred Burd aooompan- Byron Mingus and mother of Rutland spent Sunday with friends hare. Dalle Rogers will visit the Pan-Amur- brother. LEE SCHOOL VICINITY. Carrie Reiser of north Woodland vis- it of Maude [ary and Aguce Buehler of Lansing visiting their uncle, C. Mast, and visiting bls son Harvey at Augusta. John Geiger, wile and daughter Violet visited friends In Freeport, Sun- gone io Hj. Jarnos Aspiaail and family of Caslle- Mrs. Emma Maltlson has moved back 'a“ the toes, should be trented by keeping the toe* so as to prevent maaceratloo oalrMMUrareaB.009K.7S. <e Sheep and lamia dull and and py bethtng It frequently with nutena, ira Auams ano wire, uni Benjamin, Henrv Adams, Nate Moffitt, Ed Morgan end Sire. Douglas and their families also Brad McLoud and Scott Boyc*. Hogs active and higher trade la at the following prices:... J Primo mediums, Sd.(ld (rf MOO ors, SO.35 (4 MW: pigs7ieJ6 G roughs. M.2S9 U.M; stags, t of miss Mrs. Dill Beniamin and daughter Vers will lake in the excursion u> Cleveland. Sept. Hh, and visit friends in Ohio and Pennsylvania. pointer In oils and puts as much test Hetty Green'i tantly related to 'the admiral and for other relatives from Leighton, Sunday. faah Csttaaa. re have not devised Llchty *s Colery Nerve Compound la a scientific combination of nature's health restorers, celery, cocoa, cascara. sagrads, hops, dandelion, buzliu, man­ drake, sarsaparilla and chamomile. Sickly children, weary women, and tired and broken down men I'.nd in thia compound health, strength and news. Bold by W. H. Goodyear. hinTS M calico, rauslltn aud tbe like than tbe old fashioned practice of soaking them an hour Io a pall of water to which a teaspoonful of sugar of lead ba* been added. Red calicoes rosy be soaked lu strong borax water. Tbe caution must should be taken Jn the use of sugar of Picklim! castori/ Yh RiwMsiftlMl Th IM Signature of Farmers and Fruit Growai Growers Union will please send O'Donnell, Mich. C. Sea tar and wile, MonMrs. Cha*. Cowell and children, after a few weeks' visit with relatives here, health food products of which he has that are to be kept for winter use to their home la Illinois, Sat­ Mrs. Jaante Shamp of Nashville visited returned should bo turned Into cans while hot urday. St J. H. Durkee's last Thu reday. The boys hare all returned from tbolr and sealed airtight. work on the railroad near Kalamazoo. raraervlile Th* social al W. Foreman’s wm wall follows: Geo. Vaotyoe, director; W. Indians OraAddlt T. PUroe, moderator; Dr. 0. A- Scrib­ ner, aassesor. J. O. Hughes ot Hastings was guest spoonful of salt, pM-balf teaspoonful his death hn fellbetA. L. Clark aad wife ace entertain­ tsrshire sane*, one teaspoonful of lem­ ing i ’V7 MMd ,rWa Cr**k on Juice, one tablcspoonfnl of butter, birthday. one-half cupful of hot water, red pepAustin Bates aad wifs of Irving visiting at Ennonl Bates'. Harrr Wood of Hastings visited his Mm Caroll no Brogdon started MoaYANKEE SPRINGS. oousia, Floyd Wood, last wook. A tow from this vicinity attended the Farmers’ picnic was well attended, farmers' picnic at Gun lake last week. Saturday being the best day. A good place to meet our old friends. Sunday night llov. Clack preached COATS GROVE his farewell sermon to a full bouse. tittle cold began teaching lu the We hope thoannual conference "111 bo hem Into the Monday. so kind aa to send him back. smooth and conducted li Her------- — and Ismoa juice. Beat tbe white* ot lub one night reoeev- sing. sis resulting from cerebral n a quently scraped away with a dull knife or m small flis. A salve cuntalAlng salicylic acid appl School commenced Sept. 3rd with Ella Hubbard aa teacher. Among those who attended the farm­ Cider vinegar ta preferable In all SHULTZ. fruit and vegetables better than otbet Many of our people took the train tor C. 8. Harger has been thinking of klqds, but because It gives a better "Karoo”, Mondaystarting a brick yard. He has found Mrs. Maude Zorbel, who has been suitable clay on bls farm east of town flavor. Que thing should always be re to make brink enough to build a largo membered—that tbe bands must never •lowly. city. Ho has scut some of It away for go into the pickle, either to stir or to re Eva Erwgy began school hare Mon­ analysis and If It proves to bo all right day with a good attendance. bo may start soon. ravin1 or granite spouus or forks Mrs. Will Haros and Mrs. Judge W. H. Wickwire had three horses Robinson of Hastings called on Maude killed by lightning last Friday morn­ Bolling the vinegar will weaken It ing. They were out In tho field and For sour pickles It should bo scalded there was not a tree or anything near only. A gran!tsware or porcelain lined out to school meeting, but they decid­ them. They were Insured. ed to establish a district library. They kettle should be used for the purpose report 113-tW on hand fur that purpose. Mr. Straub ot Kalamazoo waa a guest last Saturdaymouthed stone crocks are best. The at Leo McDonald's tho past week. Bello Arbour went to Middleville last Alfred Snuggs ot Nashville was seen Saturday, where she Is employed as above the plekle. A double cloth ovet on our streets Bunday. teacher In the eighth grade in tbe Mid­ P. R. Karnes and wife and Carl Wada dleville school. Cbw. Whiten made a bivilucM trip to vinegar begins to look white on top. It an extended visit with relatives and Kalsmaroo last Saturday. - Mrs. Orin Barrett and son visited her should be turned off. scalded and daughter at Naahvllle last Saturday skimmed. A small piece of horse radand Bunday. RUTLAND CENTER. There I* a new remedy out called vent molding and will keep tbe vlnegu School commenced in district No. 8 Alfalfariue. We supposed at first It strong. A dark, dry place Is ths best last Monday. was a preparation intended to cure for keeping them. Chas. Rogers of Hastings visited rel­ grass widows of tbe b*y fever, but it In pickling small cucumbers, green atives here last week. Isn't, which goes to show that a man may guess wrong the very first time. turmeric is eomettmes used to Im Ulas spent two days last week ta camp Q. A. Hynes’ rutted friends al Carl­ ton Cantor teat Sunday. Wtn. Cooper ts oa the sick Hat again. good green color Is wanted, la to pul Felix Chamberlin will take in the G. the fruit Into cold vinegar aud beat Eva Erway commenced her sell A. R. excursion to Cleveland next the Sbuiu district last Monday. factory. A small quantity of alum wll Ernest Edger visited relatival make tbe pickles crisp aud firm. BarFriday and Saturday and spent o brittle thread ot life much longer. Hee was closed Saturday, rale. Ivaster teaches our school this maj bo facilitated by mo!at<nlng tbe squares of lightly browned toast. A milliner restores soiled and crum­ pled ribbon by sponging first with amtnoula and water and then pressing care should be taken to pot a piece of rtbbou may lx- removed by sponging with slcoboL Where upsebleed la unusually obstlMlc. refusing to yield to the ordinary remedies. a dernier reesort la to plug tho else of tbe tint joint of tbe thumb, around which a bit of thread Is tiefl. Oil tbe plug, roil to a point on one rtul and Introduce tn tho nose with a twist­ ing motion until It reaches the point where the bleeding comes from. When a polished table la stained by hot dish, one restoring process ts to or olive olL This treatment ts excel­ lent for keeping any polished furniture Poaches for eale.-C. B. Baldwin. A number of good farms for sale. Ed wards. O'Donnell. t I will bo prepared to buy and handle Mott, .Hastings. Baltimore. one-half mile west at MoOmber school house. M. M. BUXXTM. For further Information loquirpOf O’Donnell. Mich. UOtillg COKlMl™ grown ’ Orfl< *150 CROWN ORGAN and for certain domestic ones ts quits milk, a teaspoonful of baking aoda dls- J. S. Goodyear Co., dry goods. C. W. Clarke 4 Co., groceries, Woolley & Bronson; shoe*. Fred L. Heath, drags. . Chidester & Burton, clothing. M. W. Hicks, flour and feed. yolks of two eggs; add a little cayenne aad a gill of warmed milk; dissolve Rentes & Walldorfl, furniture. half a teaspoonful of flour In a Utile J. P. Renkes, bakery. . F. R^ Pancoast, jewelry. Barnaby & Herrick, restaurant. ..... ATTENTION THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN NOW is the time to have your outfits-repaired, and ire are the people who can give you the best prices on all kinds of repair work. Boilers Reflued, Cylinders Rebored, Boilers Patched, Smoke Stacks Made, Engines Repaired, AU Kinds of Casting Done. Before having anything done give us a cal!. - EARLY & BURNS, Adjoining Bentley A Wider's Planing . � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-09-12.pdf cd69d16b92dd12b1d3a6f1fda7616cbb PDF Text Text HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, J9Q1. IESIDEWT McKim The president retained th* full exer-1 HAPPY EVEiT AT HASHVILLE cis* of hl* faculties mull pUred on the operating table sad subjected io an an\ RW^PTtON ON THE aesthetlo. Gfiai Artt examination It MISS LOIS MARSHALL AND JASON •Muickn oroumos .” was found that one bullet had taken efB. McBLWAlN MARRIED. fwt In th* right breast, just below th* nipple, causing a comparatively harm- ’ Th* president, though well guarded by United Beatas secret service deUetlvt*, was tally exposed to such an at­ tack as occurred. He stood at tbs edge of the raised dais upon which stands th* greet pipe organ at the east side at tl>* magnlffoeat structure. ^^be pTMident wa* In a cheerful mood and wee enjoying to the full ths Ijegrty evidence of good will which |v*rywhere met hl, gate. Upon his dffritstoo^ John 0. Mllbura, of Bnffalo, kptident of the Pan-Am,ric*n Mprf• tjjb, ehittlng with th# Prroident and Introducing to him especially persons of not* who approached. Upon the president's left stood Mr. Cort*lyon. It was shortly after 4 p. m. when one of the throng which surrounded the presidents! party, a medium sized man of ordinary appearance aod plainly dramed In black, approached M If U> greet the ptaeldeut, Bah Secretary Cortelyou end President Milburn no­ ticed that the man's hand was swashed tn a bandage or handkerchief. Re­ ports of bystander* ^Iffm aa to which hand. He worked his way amid the stream of people up to th* edge of th* nipple, four inchee to the left of the naval and about on the level with It. Th* leading event In th* social life Upon arrival as th* exposition hospi­ tal th* second bullet was probed for. of Naahvill* and Hasting* this week Th* walls of the abdomen were opened was th* wedding of Lots, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. John B. Marshall, of elsloo waa hastily closed and after a Nashville, and Jason E. McElwain, th* hasty consultation It was decided to re­ popular manager of th* Cltixens Tele­ move the patient to the bane of Presi­ phone exchange in this city. Thp cer­ dent Milburn Thta waa done, the au­ emony took place at the bride's home tomobile ambulance being used forth* in Nashville, al 4 o'clock yesterday -af­ ternoon, in the preoenc* Of a large company, of friends. Hwv, Thomas Cox. of Grand Rapids, formerly of Nashville and Hastings offlclatrd, us­ Georg* L. Mattison, Thomapp'.e. ing the beautiful ring ceremony. Edward Tol burst, ThornappleMr. Charles G. Maywood, of this oily, Johosoo L. Smith. Woodland. acted a* master of ceremonies and Mr*. Maywood played the wedding 'march WU) T. Streeter, Yankee Springs. from Lohengrin a* lb* bridal party en John Beadle;, Yankee Springs. Cha*. Tuckerman, Assyria. wedding march at the conclusion of P. R. Je»ell,.Aiayrla. j,ho ceremony. D. E. Thorn, Baltimore The brldi store white mousseline de J. M. Erb, Baltimore. ■do trimmed with Valencianne* lac* Mi>o 3. Barbour, Barry and insertion. Her sister, Miss Bertha, who was bridesmaid, was dressed just the same except that her drees waa Frank Bratton, Cartletou. Clarence KI ante, Hastings. Willard Perry, Hastingi. Walter Frost, Hastings ally I an. tastefully decorated for the happy oc­ casion. Srailax in festoons, while ast­ ers and potted palms adorned th* par­ lor. Astert embellished the; sitting room and the bridal dining rooom was decked in pink flower* and while rib. Jtylry Wilkinson, Hope. 7aM*0. Bcqwn, Hope. Robert McNec, Irving. William Shriuer, Johnstorn. . Simon Bite*. Rutland, • Jacob W-Johnsop, Prairieville. From September IBloXllh, inclusive, th*Great"Rook Island Route will **D president. President McKinley smiled, bowed tickets Chicago u> Ban Francisco and return al above rate. Ve/y liberal privileges will be given for Kokorin and final return limit. Flrsbclas^ Bleejier through to Ban Francisco leave* Chicago dally vU Colorado, passing th* grandest apenery of the Rockies and Blsna Nevada by daylight. Panoially conducted Tourist ExcanrioastnCaUi furala leave Chicago every Tuesday anS Thursday. For details as to" ccfct fit iaamer, diver** route*. (Ide trip* and sleeping-csr reeerrations, addrtw* ' F. D. I^oo, T. JI Fort 8c. W., , Detroit, Mich. TMB PRESIDENT .YIMPROYJNO. go4 Maodo Carter. .,.j f Th* latest bulletins issued by th* pres­ John Rowers, W, will enUetbe Uuh ent's physicians stale that the cxxidl- **odiy «f Michigan this tall. « lon of the president still continues lo Mis* Harriet Mclmyr* has sntwred , « fAvorabln and point to the ultimate the book-keeping class ecorery'Af Mr. MeKfoUy.. (J <' U JCiaWUmiftHamrl ’P°r1f:CTtn4 » Yiter^ty th* physicians pronounced r^r-iE-irtmnniifit’ntMi|fiftiTpll *9.'i R*g Hnyds* siUlMody a^WOtlv. . practically or*.-. Th* tei«* Itl- th* _ M> Mabel!, Bp^Mlng, taer atom jWQpv,aat>ee4,byLU{* p*(*>fptlaa pf the bullet xre now oonudared member at the high scbocC will an md be*l|l. SUfltotgnt UtoO has alto SlapMd iMaS*M|a*Q|a KaUmas*o,|hte ybar. ' to wi rraot the doctor, in s*«crtlug that the < xnger of Inflammation where'ihe bull; , lqdg*d has disappeared. Dii Mann said he knew a man who lined tar year, with * bullet In the mus­ cles flf the heart. Th* attention of the phyxjclan* I* now, therefore, mainly given u> lb* car*and treasorot of the Aid. Reed moved It* adaption. Lost. wound cauMxl by the Incision made In Ayee, F. 0- Brooks, Broneoo. Reed. Nave. 0. F, Brooke. Goodyear. Warner. the operation was performed. This Moved by Goodyear that th* Mtlon wound Is programing satisfactorily. of council authorising the paving of gutter on Sooth Market street be re­ 'Decided.benefit followed the dressing scinded. Lost. Aye,, F. 0. Brooki. of the wound last night.” la the way the Goodyear. Reed. Warner. Nays, 0- F. doctor* put It officially. Brooks, Brocton. . Moved by Goodyear that matter of tempt will be made to remove the pres­ ident to Washington until he Is canpletely recovered. Io a general way it lotion prev MoTMby1 this being done. The physicians all agreed atfalnst any attempt to take tbo presidents Washington whilelbeprob. ability of an oppressive hoc spell In the capital city remains. Aid. Reed moved It* adoption. Cai Red. Ay**, O. P. Brooks, V. 0. Brook; Bronson, Goodyear, Reed, Warner. Beeolred. lhal the street eonwlsttoeer I ■utboised to erdoee Oree* ttreet, live U •astiMeof Braedway tress T, Pntlllp* ene Clayton Hinckley, V^gowio All Ion u> prepare himself as a teecnBr.' ■ Louie, Wa»d*U, V|. Is attending a Medical school at Grand lUplds, aooa he wUl be pleased td r*oelveoalh either in the day or night watchoa. * j Moved by Reed that th* manbal be Instructed to notify the Bowling Dress 8tsy Mfg. Oo. to stop pa* of gas wngloa in alto.ball, second floor, until *xbao,t pipe is removed from chimney. Car­ ried- Ayee, 0. F. Brooks. F. O. Brooks. Bronson, Goodyear, Revd, Warner. Moved by Reed that the recorder be instructed to collect rent dr, from tbs Bowling Drew Blay Mfg. Go. for occu­ pation of elty ball. Carried. Aye», 0. F- Brooke. F. 0. Brook,. Brooroa.Good­ year. Beed, Warner. Moved by Warner that mayor ap­ point a committee of three with chief • Th*. Hemald extends to^l* happy of Fir* Department to ascertain cost of cxnple best wishes, fueling sure that In 600 feet of bo**. Mayor appoint, a, so doing It also voice* the sentiment of ■aid committee Wara«r, F. G. Brocks, Heath. , a hostfit friends. . , . The following city account! were Mm tl HUI votes is already largo and It Is hoped that it will increase by "gcanetricsd progression" in our favor. Volunteers are wanted to play tnsreh- ■ Miss Lola Marshall, formerly a teach­ er In the Hasting, high school, waa married to Jason McElwain, Wednes­ day afternoon, st her boms In Nashville. editing the department, writing and Correcting copy end reading proafi. Th* sentiment* exprsweod sod the man­ ner of present) eg them are those of the committee and thole Yellow pupils, not of tbo editor. The proof* swill be read by the committee and accepted by tbo Heiuuj a* Anal. All copy deslguod for th is department should b* submllied Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, N Y., May 1st to Oct. 31m 1I»L Date* of sale dally from April 30 lo Sept. 30tb. For rate* and particulars call at ticket Sunday Excursion Notice; Each Sun­ day excursion tickets, one fare for th* round trip, will be sold to local points on Michigan Central whsroi the trip can be made on regular or excursion Edith Lombard, Claaa of 1902. train going and returning within the Margery Ksables, Claaa of 1903. limit of Bunday. Elmer Cheney. Claaa at 1902. From June 1st until Sept. 30th, In­ clusive, th* Michigan Centra) will sell summer tourist tickets al greatly re­ taring language!, but La found in that duced rates. For particulars call at moral training which extends bsyoxd Pan-American excursion to Buffalo. ths acbool room, to the play ground and lbs street, and which toacbea that a Each Tuesday tickets can bo had, for meaner thing can be dona than to fail coach only, (not parlor or sleeping car) for |”.<W round trip; return not later Thers are 128 student* In the high than train leaving Buffalo Sunday night 12:40. Tickets can be had ooany school this year. day, IS day limit, 911.15; K day limit. The senior clasa this year numbers twenty-four, an increase of flftssn over Sunday, Sept. 15th the Michigan Central will run excursion lo Thorn­ Last Sunday evening an able address apple Lake, Jackson and Detroit by was given al the Presbyterian church special train. Rates, Thornapple 25c. by tfe* Rev. H. H. VanAuksn on the Jackson 86c., Detroit 91.86. Gcodj go­ subject “Evils that Threaten out Pub­ ing and returning by special train. lic 8cbasis.” One thing noted waa the Children half far*. . •beence of blbl* training. This can­ not be helped, as there ar* various cr**ds repraeented In Khool. Boat* Th* following dispatch from Port­ parent* obj ect to hav Ing th * bible read lane. Mich., in yesterday •. Free Pres* before their children. This training Is concerning C. W. Francis; will be of left to the different churches, buj th* Interest lo many of our readers: aebool can give a ooura*. In moral train­ ‘ W. -Francis, the newspaper Ing Which will elevat* tbo minds of the pupils and student* and enable them to go out from the school end b* useful moral cUlxcns of our country. ;. ,.i , Miss Keplagle reminded th* student* , In th* English literature clam of her • presence Tuesday by giving a written Miss Greta Young tuts charge of the ninth grade room Instead of Mice B*Ploglc. The faculty remains thesop*a* Hogla. Mabelle Hicks, VI, is work to; al the filflb School Dtparmeit. gueeu were aeryod wg* {rimmed lo red. After tbi/ usuii~ torgrelulallons an elegant bridal collation was served pre­ pared by air popular Caterer for such occasions. Mrs. Ida Wood There were many beautiful and n»ctu! preeecu. Mr. and Mr*. McElwain will lake a bridal t0p to Pe|cak*y and will be at borne in thia olty after October 10th. The bride will come to Hasting, not as, Mrangcr, having many aoqualntaocae and friends made while she fill­ ed the position of toucher In odr high cepted and stefsi war* at once taken tn carry Ik •«*»«• Principal Bdg*r appointed an editorial oommlttoe last Friday and they lmm*dtot*ly began their editorial dutlse. Th* IfBut-D takes pleasure in presenting th* result bf furotteklBR *U tfwoo^atid' EeBdidg lbs proof*' was done entirely by the cokuMiM. 'il ls part of theHKHAi.D> pMn to have th, pupfl* la the practical work of writing and proof reading w|Utauiauylnl*rierwM* whatever. It bcllevM Ihn more good will tx> done them by making them responsible for th* gramraer, the orthography and th* Style of th* matter which la published , ADDITIONAL LOCAK Invitations are out for the marriage of Miss Carr* E., danghur of Mr. and Mr*. C. Oageod, te Mr. Clarence M; Bklnner, Wednesday evening, Sept. HUb, at the home of the bride tn South beauty Into the live* of the young peo­ ple, to drive care away, and to creel* The case against Jay Edmunds for ■splration* far ids*! good. MfeBramm shooting Allan Houghtalln's dog wa* expect* to institute a class In th* high tried the second Um* before Justice school in th* theory, art and history of Riker, Tuesday, the jury bringing a rausio this week, bls hoped that all verdict of guilty and fixing th* dam- that are able will take Interest In this �acKinf A There l» noth­ ing eo bad for ■ f IxhvnL S—. IO Qg Ol.im; COOnere fa «J.W: Blockers and faed33.00 @ fa.fo. ' Inlhefa>ec^W5i?i7XrtbMr,Mine«. uljaentallyABesiaptts.t perow. ■ tlon for appointment of guardian by ttnderr u the Wr to be heJe In Kent county this fall. prime 1 amboM.TJfaga.00; mixed *3<0fa Estate of Ernest Truax, a minor, pe­ EdlUjr Whitney a! the Caledonia tition for appointment of a guardian by Nows tHdcg in California, and the "ofpotltiud tor Appotntmetd of an adminis­ trator tiled. Bearing Sept. 30th. Estate of Robert Marshall, deceased, petition for appotattaent of Afl' adartn! Istrotor filed. . Hrorlag Qoi. 1st In the case of Charles Marshall, an alleged mentally Incontpetetit person, |>etlt!on for appointment of guardian filed. Hearing Oct. 1st. In the case of Truman Barton, an alleged insane param, application for admlsnioo lo asylum Bled. Medical ex­ aminers* certificates filed and order.to Augusta to Woodland, whore hewll! re­ to faylum Issued. Receipt from sume hla business m jeweler and optic­ convey • • ian. , .. • •. J . asylum filed. Wil) Orton's hotel oo the west eld® of guard lan'sannual aooountdlsd. Onn lag* was destroyed by fire last minors, Estate of David Brodie, deceased, weak Wednesday, hating oAnght from stipulation adjourning hearingpetltloQ to hope. n», Bled. ' Middleville bosi nees men are putting to 19 toot cwmtnt.aldawalla. The marriage of MUa Agnte Holly to Mr. Elmer FGtaer at ibo home- of the bride's pareasa took plane 'Wodneeday evening and was a very pretty and .ec I Tboruapplo, K3W Wm B Fist io William J. Kirk and devolved antlraly uponMfa- WHtney. Bhe proved equal to the occasion and gos out a very cradlfabla number. Editors’ wires are'always the right kind of women, The Augusta Times has ceased to ex­ ist, the eJlura. I. M. and F. H. Flint having sold the cubecrlptlon list to tbo Galesburg Enterortao. The PH nta will A CALCULATION. HEN you are ready to boy, (top.and cootputc the cost di the »oap used by your household in a day, a week or a month, UkSffilf. and for the slight difference in price you will never forego the pleasure al using the purest soap made, that h. Ivory Soap. It is the meet Inexpensive of pure soaps. You need no knowledge oi chemistry to reallye this purity, use It and you will know. It Boats. -romvUL on current OplRloi the outcome of terrible political oondllion* such as are unknown Lo ua, and come here, not because the* hate thia country, but bresuse 1: te here atone . president one thoughtaffords the Amer lean people unlxniodcd onmlixrt. Th au Lour like thia all party ,in<w crime was not the result of politics : ereIn obliterated, all rrllfclsma are' , boshed, all thoughts that ever, breathe a MtltioieuL Of opposition are wiped ’ away in a mighty Sood oi patriotism, tbo eraxy suggostluc of hla own warpod and defective brain So far as appears pridr and love. The man who Las l>een even thsllttln group of auarchlsta which’ so cruelly laid low hy' an ukOMln's bulhero and there doc the ootinirv breath­ let-fs Ont Prealdain. the beloved chief logout J)o|mk> and penUenca, irritating magistrate of 10,<XK),£X)0 Jara) citizen*' feelers on an otherwise healthy body of tMI'VtolCM-tJilawK rsapectetf' by politic, were In Ignorance that the, Merv man, woman and child tn thLw broad- land, and ‘white there are mil-' odtne from cl 11teas bf every political Kluley politically t faith are too evidently genuine and who done net balls' heartfall U> admit of the slighted qnro- !' : h ,• ■. L-- . Intimate friends of the were pnatml at the appuluted Lour The throughout lhe house were prettily decorated with vines, while ami ptr.k asters and carnations. M1m Grace Grant presided at the pteum Rev Klmipucs led sal '-ouk hla place In the north fay window uf tho parlor, followed by .Sir latwrence HHbertana the hrideagronin; then came the bride leaning on the nrtn At hor father, Sbr drrwscd In « faudwviu- wedding gowu of white silk Uiwur over white silk taffeta sou luoarsl very pretty. The ffr-vu. and Iwwt luau wore Inc usu­ al lilac k and conducted chusuaelvre very gracefully After the cwreniusiy afld a deluge of hearty greutlngs a two course supper »m served in all the guests and the oornct bend, by Mra Wood, of Hastings. Mireew Bertha Hllbort, Lena Wolcott and Mkry Grant of Hasting, acting aa wallers. Everything wvod was prepared u> a queen'a taste and served In rgood atyle. The nrereata » humorous, valuable and proi as useful,—Woodland News. Mrs. Kittle Woodruff, if I {inland, who recently underwent an operation as the Butler worth twepltel In Grand llaplda paaacd through the village on the Saturday evening train to 11 set- 55 aa one great family today,.sorrowing rormea oy ner sister. Mre. ruaa. <xxir, over their affliction l ud uniting In true noble Christian gentleman, whose that, aha Is doing nicely - Middleriha prayers that the life of their executive greatest desire Is to fart serve bls country and his God.—Kalamazoo Ga­ Ez-Mayor A b. Baughman, of Charrotte News. lotte,lavouchsafud the unique dlstiocThe shooting of President McKinley Uw of having soon two presidents shot. la It out Mom that this oatlou of Ho was present In Fora's ihoater on yesterday was something more thah a national calamity. It was a national dearly woa freedom should txanip out that memorable night when Llooolu disgrace- Considered in Cha light of there claimants 6( the rights of free was aaMsalnaiad, and eras within a few its relation, to ths ocher two great trag- speech who would only employ those fact of President, McKinley whan ho edlea of the last thfny-alx year*. <>oe Is noble ablbbnlsiha to deny a free nco wps shot last Friday ahor noun. pie their right to chorea and auabUsh ■As th* Aanual oeboolRieetlnx In Midjbeir own form of goverament and In­ stitutions? T» it not tithe that this brood of foreign riffraff and tbolr do­ mestic fellow conspirators, who take erently trample* un- refuge under our government only u> plan and dirrot destraction of nil gov­ ernment, our own Included, sixnld be Crushed!' Wnv longer coatinua our Alonzo Boat h, one of the pl on sees of crimes ib which we have referred, tbo poller of waiting till tber have exe­ the village of Lake Odessa, died on the cuted their crimes against public fife attempt upon the life Of President Mc­ Kinley la the least explicable. • • • sod order before taking ittecu lo hand? The dltlxens of Iteke Odessa gave a In the case of President McKinlay wo It la too late then to do any more than are left without any explanation what- to consign their carvaaeea. to the worms. Klon to the new cofjw of teuchem Ir schools, last Tuesday evading. avar of the motive, of the criminal or We doom wait to kill a rattlesnake IM conditions that Inspired him.’facept । ansil his deadly fangs have struck; we Inorder to get acquaihted with them thM wliinh may be-derived from the should not wale to taka anarchism by and to bring teachers and patrons into elofar touch. It was a good Idea. ““- IndoSnitn -----vague, termanarchist, the throat until II has accomplished lu ulon of the Tbsre WM abundant explanation the 1 opraly-avowad ends of assassination. — An object of curiosity In this village ■“* •-—‘—l of President Lincoln, end Louisville Courier Journal. is the Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. cult to'trtce the cause of B. C. Glasuer. She It the smallest Garfield X asssaslnatloo baby over born here. After growing, Mot puitesu'e mad nose; Rath Pulpit Uneraoqe dtaadlly for four weeks, she weighs but tour pounds, and Is dressed in clothes her mother's doll used to wear years . Maafllffered from ago. The little one contentedly etesps ink bed made (n a market basket. Her motbePs wedding ring easily slips the uiaaM bralMbtjt on the spot.—Tht It.r II. T n«urt>r KI, Sd«,"E Tlw country had ore. K.U fa B4.«h pf|f«.M-3&fa M-<0; roughs, ASJJifa AKIfi! stags, V off. crip­ ples 11 por, owt. off. 1 IN HIGH RBPUTB The Great Author and Physician aide (ttreet the 4^ using (he rtmlly ythgihaa SP1S1?? I tad eoldf of ‘tfvtry 'klfid for orcr glxty yeira. You cttj't afford to be -vUb- •■' .--L-. nd In Hastings. All over th* world IV- A. W- Chase' parts ol thla oouniry hfaakill a* a phy inedlataq the name will be handed down from generation 4> generation. Attempte are often made to aell other modlelnea over the reputation of the Doc let tlals A. W —portrait or signature which la borne on every box of the genuine Williams nt Creak street, Hastings, Mich., who aayw "I can strongly recM. Weeks, 20e rec L* BalUuairo, (1. Ajonzo E Ksnaston to Francis bL omiaend Dr. A W Chase’s Nerve Pilis Roberts and wife, si lota 12S0 and I2dl for anyone who suffers from uervouscity, aieoo. ui iota V ami 10 blk At Middleville. HOOD Albert Johnson to Robert BoatiU, vu>rv also a h<jx of ointment end both tfa ace IT Orangeville, medlciare do what is rlalmsd and they Sarah ABIeoo to fsaac Allieno. Jia cannot be ux> highly praised." Dr. A. uc 31 Barry. >1000. Jay T. I’lereon to Susanna Haiumond. cough. The cotigettion of the thro(( and lunga if removed: <11 luflamtnationla subdued; and the cough dropa away. Three ahea: the one dollar alxe to the cheap­ est to keep on hand; the 50c. sire for coughs you have had for some rime; the 25c. site for an ordinary cold. Medicine Co. Buffalo N V *W. Frances Hedge co Marcus N Hodge, tut :i t>r« tn Middi...in«v ti m d. In buying an oilcloth tor a floor en mannfac A ‘-1'1 tCOMBINATION llt nba M and Charles J. M oodbams to Edward J. and Edna L. Wovaihama, -fa Ma- 28, ZT, 21,22 Prairieville, IL Stood Death Off. E. B. Munday, a lawyer of Henrleua, Tez., once fooled a grave-digger He nays: "My brother "04 very low with malarial tover end jaundlca. (persuad­ ed him to try Ktaclrin Bitters, and ho ■m soon much better, but continued liiolr use until ho was wholly cured. I am sure Electric Bitters saved his life." This remedy expels malaria, kills dlscare germs and peri flee the blood: aids UlgcaUon, regulates Uvor, kidneys and bowels, cures consUngtion, dyspcpafL trorrouc dlseasee, kluncy trouMoe. fe­ male complaints; given perfect health. Daly Wo at W. H. Goodyear's drug WONDERFUL time, it requiring a long while th *ea- large soft cloth and lukewarm them will certain]/ tiring off the paint. with milk which ripe It wttb Vegetable hash aa usually made uses i the vegetables Is fl from a failed din­ ner. such a* cabbage, potatoes, bee Is, carrots and parsnips For oo« quart In One Day—A of the vcgvtatilte about half s cupful i of stock and one fablewpoooful of but- ACCOMPLISHMENT the World GatherinK­ Ofteu to in the 'natter of newspapers, the first impulse la. of course, to provide with chopped onion- A beef Un yourself with the local journal, which much Improved by tomato aaucc. presen is In detail the important hap­ penings in your Immediate vicinity, the doings of your friends and neigh­ bolllug vegetable* even oulon. cab­ bors and keopa watch foe you over your bage or csullfiowrr, without DUlug the city or county government. But in thia day of rapid transit and electrical 'corer the vsgrtablre with twilling salt communication, the aomtnunUy la no longer a unit in itself. Even the farm- where they cannot fall rapidly again, until tender. It U the ateam. accord tinning to fuel himself a part of the Ing to this authority, that it driven off great whole, and to recognize the i>»Ceeslty for keeping'Id touch with the festively . realized only by tailin' a metropolitan dally, and, fortunately, the developments of modern journalism kave'tnid* ft poirible todothta atao t IhtaSlng nellh■Hght an expenM that it will iiardly be Evantag. Sena. ln any civil'.ied I tan'iWl JlltJ rtsf^b-i t v? L-n.U noticed. When you can g« . spirit, spesktnr ; i ';c n wew ttds'DdoK, 1 ‘" ^rolt Evening New* (be B'cdnta'a .veek^ ycM havto no akotUi^' far jiot jww|u« im la foUewed, the weekly •Urer >ln* maj be extended to ac^cuth. the latelrt fatenutlonal, national and inter mfan while remaining In good state aBatrii. ' tie ehtwprfeq.'ead aotlv-. iky1 Kave'liUI' iai*Oie.. nfUaoa of the globsi an4 |he lalkuds of .the see,pnrfer tribute for the Information they osn > One cupful of butjer. two cupfuls of furnish, and the hews In every deparL bfown auxar. poe cupful,pf molareea, mept of hmhati endeavor'from empire •lx cupfuls of flour, ant cupful of milk, building to berry picking flow^ into its ihtee egg*. 60e trispbotuful ---------1 of the head, cofams for the benefit of lu continually How's ThisT Increasing and always satisfied army of rBBoctherPday. ‘ Two which h Is able to offer to high claw monthly tnagatiue, In comblnaslon with the HrjtALl' at a merely nominal price. Tbo caagaalne with which we nave made ibis arrangement Is the Fllgrlm. an excellent literary periodical publishes! at Battle Creek. Thia magaviae tuu rroently cosne into the bands of a new oompany who are bustlers. They are sparing no pains to make the Pilgrim a high ebsss mag­ azine and they are succeeding admira­ bly It oampSvriw favorably with the loadlug periodloala of lu kind, such as the I allies' Homa Journal and the Sat­ urday Evening Fust, both in typograph­ ical appearaore and In literary merit. monthly within the reach of all our readers, we have decided to make them the following remarkable Offer The regular au beerI ptton price of tbs Pilgrim Is one dollar. All who pay one dollar for lbs HeuxLOand TWEN­ TY-FIVE CENTS ADDITIONAL »ll! rreefve the Pilgrim one year, begin­ ning with the September number. The Pilgrim will be tent direct from the pu bl fab ore. This I* a splendid opportunity fur 'onr readers to st-cure a tine magazine Pilgrim. Sit «p In bed. When it becomes necessary to ; sit up in bed to get your breath; when the least exertion such as walking, sweeping, singing, talking or going up and down stairs, causes shortness of breath, Buttering or palpitation; then it is time to do something to brace up and strengthen Bur. failing heart Take Dr. iles' Heart Cure. It is best of alL "I could not. rest at night and Often had to nit pn In bed lo breathe. Theleast exertion would heart palpitate drred- ana — xnown August Flower edited tn ths brightest, ffisshest and ■site; Jfiai Ofa GrfaaM Prize crispest fashion possible, and to pro­ vide such Intelligen* «omm«nt and ex­ Tscsz. VMUwl. PregsWilTotelo. planation as doable Smltroble Ha value. 1 . if If yot see It in the Newt, It's n»w, and eon ounoeWbotter. a couple of email are nuUka anyth tag prepared io Aair 11 ttot colored by. prejudice, partlaqn-, soloes. minced One; a little chopped parsley. with |*s>per and salt to taste. » •i^'or^dirjfaintorfa^^* . ~ ... Ratner itorty hr bdf "1^ *■— aAd some floor to ihfcl covered, and are almost ran velous, s< 1 A Night of Terror spMfllly do thw cun. lhe most dlatere."Awful aaxhrty was fsU dot' lha widow of the brave General Burnham of Machias. Me- when the dcwU.re said she would die from pueuwopla before aaociatlop regardingj* morning" writes Him 8. H. UDCofa. Ds. Miles’ Heart Cure gtimuhtet ' the digestion, in­ make* weak, hearts strong. Sold hy druggists on guarantee. Medical On, Elkhart, Ind. ADACBeJ �I lW tolhtiw Mail W» tin h 6««l«g »t»«. “7! a mUiKi.of cwiFiotiiCE. COLqaJ# Jt PcrrXSa I Til Cluiiit Him II th City *® . .H BUSBY BROS.* BATH ROOftS cidents ate lau llkalf to occur. Pulse. 1ft, tinnperstute. 100.8 degrees; res­ piration 28."' ■'• ■' ’ "P. M. RIXEY. "M. D, MAMtf. -RbSWETlX PAfttr. ’ "irenMAN MYNTEH. Tnos. Suu.ty^£ Katlfcs ’WhAl OUR OFFER. YOUR ESTIMATE. Senator Hanna, Abner McKinley Myron T. Herrtek.Benalnr Fairbank. Comptrullet Dawes and many. others holding the closest reladon'» '*llh the Df. McBurtiey of Neto York, arrived tn Buffalo Bunday and after examin­ ing the prwldant declared be failed VALUABLE INFORMATION To aid subscribers in forming their estimate, we furnish the following date; cxatetred’cr’4A*»txe in tUH^tb noli ;prtiii>te»w^Wii 'SMTjZ hlli’wt: .33^4,420 Incest’ '«.r»i pi? eent 1603. W 1806­ 180*. 1807* ,1,810,422 dpsreree i l.KBjfel ™ f ■ Mfrfcir ettot . 1,578,452 increase 2.77 per cent .1,028,718 “ 22.22 per cent . 1,572,100 decrease 18.40 per cent .1,582,540 “ ±52 per cent av’t.wk1 relary.Cortalyou camo out of tbo hotmn j tpr a,moment af. 10:40 tn.lhe forenoon . a.bls announcement tba|.J4n. Mo-. ley, would probably.fO drirjn* la' the.ataiTOcp, as. she afterward did,! wks sbltiilint to net' at rest most of the Tear* concern I n< Her condition aft­ er U-o night Mr. Ccrteiyou ealA in addition that '•Nor tn tM teaX” be repited. "W Mm: MdKlnley was shawl ttg touch la entirely natural, that a patlefrt tn the president's condition should bays Werld Y» ' ' STLHtf “'"liJSE; • % t - tfefimew of eymiXthy tram art Orel tne United States, and all tore?'the world, fd fact, hare fairly orerwhdmed Secretary Cortelyw Two more White Id addition to the above prizes, the foUowiag 4* special prizes will be paidi ’ -X, To the person making th'e nearan correct esti. znatabetween. July,IDatod Auffu» 10.j...;. - «7qtB0 T^th« person making tbft nearest correct e«U- . '. . maWbetween ^ujpist lO and September 10. SfiQttQp Tote), 1000 prizes, amounting to »15,OOOj» SUBSCSmON BLANK. Make IJ’tHmB el tiei j'noQ THIS IS ONE JTfE Q^EATEp" OFF^, EVER MADE. REMEMBER THAT THE FIRST PRIZE IS $5,000.00. HASTINGS HERALD* । ' ‘ Mixa.'-'<e Buffalo. N. Y„ Sept. iO.-Wftli tirf single ezoeptton of Mrs. McKinley probabty th* only-person la Buffaic who does not know apprasimately th, PreaMent's exact ccadidhu U the mao who shot him down. Now that be baa bwcomo fully assured that he I* eaf« from the mob Crolgtex has bocumr quite iltaly down to hl. dunguun. and dent Loubet ot the ^public of Francs kasalec cabled k'Sa sympathy direct Oueof the moat touching messages then tar reoatvM su from Mme. Labort, the wits of Mai Ire Labor!, who defended Dreyfus In ^fe famous trial �Uoiiia ▼vwwp Cowtsi.v. *ZVWWW— — w lakeii a pleasant place vday, week or the sumwilTfnxniA bcMirf.hr 1h of time at reasonable also have a cottsgt to. rent aX ffLSO per wreck, including kept on hind: ’ Phone ton*1* *—Hstn Peopl* la volun­ asked whether the wretch was r»d and cried out that he ought to been killed upon the spot. For never baa such a murderous aeeault been little eauM for it. In a time of profound paaba, whan not a panicle of political bittern— exists, who could be found in all this Iqod, *p cruel and heartless a* U> shoot down in oold blood such an amlabl* and popular man *s President MoKinley? • make It hard to realise the truth that such a man did exist and that he delib­ erately attempted to carry out bls dlabollcal purpose. Thao there came an­ other emotion into the heart of probably every patriotic American- a feeling j of personal humiliation and disgrace that the chief magistrate of thia great republic cannot mingle with hto fellow cltiieus end participate with them In public ceremonials, like the on* at ' Buffalo, without groat danger of being assassinated. The very thought of such a thing is painful and drpressing to every patrloclo citlxeo- It has been our pride and boast that the American preaident needs no body guard to pro­ tect him from hto fellow-citlxens, not bls subject*. Ho 1* the representative of the sovereign will at tho American peo­ ple, the servant of tho republic, not its ruler, and his personal safety ought to bo aocurod by this very fact. But in spite Of thlsdemoorwUo theory ' which we have fondly held up In con­ trast with the old world doctrine of nxelusion with which their rulers are sur­ rounded, in spite ol th* fearlosa confi. deqeo which our presidents have gen­ erally reposed In the people, throe of our chief magistrates b*’e now been murderously assailed within the last thirty-six year*, and the last case is the least accountable of the three. Why did Leon Cxolgosx shoot President Mc. Kinley? What possible good did he *xpent to accomplish by such an act? Ho bad no personal motive for bl* crime, ’ 'nO fancied wrong lo avenge—no conoeivable purpose lo accomplish. There to no explanation for ths act of this harebrained young man except that hto degenerate, mind bat been poisoned and warped' by the dangerous Tapering* of tbo so-called "anarchists" >’ who have arisen In this modern day, to v«X the world. , : It to a terrible thing indeed that in this free land the vicious doctrine of anarchy should have gaiord a foothold. But such to the fact and such the ex• planation of the tarrlbie crime st Buf­ falo which has struck down a beloved president and plunged a nation Into | gloom and horror And humiliation. Ths sentiment has been freely exprraMd since last Friday that Crolgoa* ought to have been lynched. Even prominent minister* of the gospel hare uttered regrets that the assassin was no* torn tn pieces by lbs crowd. . en men's minds are excited with otlonaof wrath and abhorrence or er :h a dastardly crime, but II may well doubted whether It were wise or yU3 lit nl will tmisiH «1T 1 o< ooUa. It does wall co good, rich land. It accommodatM Itself to almost any kind of soil and will stand any row, sordid policy will subseres” the amount of cold weather.. In tbs northcountry's fruslnw- “W* urns* no* re­ pose in fancied security that we esn torever sell evorythlng and buy little or nothing. If *oeh a thing were possible It would not bo best for Us or for these *e produce beyond our domestic ooosumpclou must have * vent abroad. The excess tnust be relieved through a foreign outlet and we should sell every­ where we can and buy wherever the buying will enlarge our sales and pro­ duetton*. and thereby make a greater demand fur home labor. Tho period of BUY YOUR NEW FURNITURE Machines McCOY'S. S.Goodyear Co., dry goods. C- W- Clarke’ & Co., groceries. Woolley & Bronson, shoes. Fred L. Heath, drugs. Chidester &jpurton, dotting, M. W, Hfcki flour aiid fWk’l J. Rcnkea <8c Walldorf!, ftirnjtttfc. J. P. Renkes, bakery. F. R. Pancoast, jewelry. Barnaby & Herriok, restaurant president to tako. It *bmr« that he 1* outgrowing the selfish doctrine of his party and, upon this question at least, endorsing the position which the demo­ cratic party has long taken. country to now experiencing over the murderous sasault on its president, there is one thing lo bo profoundly THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN must wisely made for the succession through the vioa-presidooi and cabinet officer*, to that there will always lie * Ieg»l successor to step into the executive Roilrra Reflucd, Cylinders Rebored, Boilers Patched, Smoke Stacks Made, Engines Repaired, All Kinds of• Cm Oil that will make.* your machine runu* easy for 6c each, large bottles, or 5 for 25c. Sewing machines from $!3 to $40, Before having anything done give tu a call.’*.';’ AnarchLite there faro can not over­ throw the republic by murdering its presidents. The utmost extent of their power is to scatter their dangerous doc­ 1 trines among the weak minded and vV clous classes, and to bring distress upon all good citlxens by their murderous assaults upon public officials. This is bed enough, but it would be inflnllcly worse if they could destroy our instltution* by their treasonable plottings. i Quite tho contrary results may be expcctcd to follow their bloody acts. In­ stead'of overthrowing the government they will simply bringdown upon tbemselves the detestation of all good cltitens and hasten th* day when a nation 1 will rise in its terrible wrath and cxtlrpate them from Ils border*. Anarchy । to. >.product of old world tyranny and the surface of the Inner leuvr* consid­ abuse and has no place In this republic. erably folded. Tbs head* are 8 to 12 inches high, rounded st the ends, firm and weigh from V in 24 ounce* eachla quality «to vartaty to hardly tarpamd by any kind of tettoca. ft to ■tosisry to tfo th* Mtn tanthm ing an attempt on th* life at the pre*!-1 wb*n th* hand* are forming, uithougb wb«n th* ptant* are w»Il grown this to dent to be treuaoo and providing lor iu not *lw«y» neceaaary. ; L.-1. punishment by death. In the present Other varietle* do«Jy n «■ mbling tbo tamper at the American people .there ■ ■tev* and wbieh tftttr U bf hardly can lie little doubt that aucb an amend­ distinct from It are tha Trianon Con und lb* Puri* Self Folding Co* Tbc ment would bo adopted. ProbehJ j aucb ala* would b*deterrent W> mum elight extent, and would certainly do no harm. But it it hardly to be supposed that the Needles 20c for all machines. EARLY & BURNS, T. PHILLIPS GREAT SLAUGHTER SALE ,We must yacate our store by October 1st. We throw our entire stock on the market regardless of cost, must dispose of the goods and prices must do it. Our holiday goods are now in stock. Tbo Part* Owen Co* to a llttl* deeper green than tho Part* White *nd tiro iJant not quite so targe, but matures n TINWARE. . to* to fearfully prevalent 1* tho I States and bught not to be *••d even though the drounvs are such aa to mitigate and al­ io justify a reeoct to it. Not be­ sequence at their raahnem. They glory tn the martyrdom which they' think they win Mffer. Hen -e it to to be fear­ ed that such an amendment to th* oon•iitutlon aS OongTS**iusn Pearre pro­ pose* lo Offer would accomplish very Uka th* Mur midrib*. whM are llulegood. _ tesxter. Men «»d imWPWlt to the taste if gathered just before the IT 18 gratifying to note the way tn Hoerom stalks show la the center of - ,,, : ...... which CsolgcM is being repudiated tbo plant*. even by hto follow anarchists. What­ ever marl doctrine* they may prafee*, Profreaor Bium of the Louisian* *xtho better Instinct* of human nature re­ periment station has mad* testa *nd volt against carrying them Into aff**U analyse* from which the eotielution I* draw* that sugar cane grown on the [♦How ready ph** to nds at Georgia and Kortb Carolina to fully the equal lu tugav cretant of th* bret grown any- Dne-quart padto, regular pride 'fc. smw.. IJ. .fc 14-quart dish pona, regular prio*®c, now.... 18c 18-quart dtoh pan*, regular price 35c, now... .Jfc S-quart tea and ooffro pots, formerly 100, now Sc 4-quart teaand aattat pots, formerly »c, now 10c Slop palto, tomarly Me, now .. Wo »-UL squaro cake tlae, former priM Me,‘DMr. -Se 13-qt. galvaulted palls, former priro Sc, now 17o 30e Jelly tumbler* per dot. ... 3Oo glass lamp, 24 in. high, No. 1 burner 25c glass pitcher* DRY GOODS. 8X26 chamber seta now...~.rM.lt 7-In. tea plaice, while, formerly Wcdox., now 85c 10c, Uo and 15c embroidery per yard.. Fall outing fianucl, 10c quality Fancy cotton caahmaro per yard L. L- unbleached abeettog by tbt bolt Lonsdale eambrfo pkr yard Don’t fail to attend this sale, it’s the oppotv tunity of a life time. �Ufl upon*,baas aa Lane lake, narth of the city, tbo firn of the wack. Th. Woman's Auxlfi.ry of Emmanuel It is oiir endeavor to cater to the users goodperfume. There is no branch of our business that we take more pride in than that o! perfumery. After yetn of ’ex­ perience we have found. w line <rf perfumes quite equal - to those cf Seeley's, the American Per­ fumer. Tiuy are pleanug, Ituting and tnu to the flmoer. MankeiB •E»X JtalkMnto moving into th* Ear! Brown house tn the ascend ward, recently vacated by Wb. Fairchild. FOR ONE Rev, 7: mother to Jackaou last evening and is vlaUlng hl* sister there for a tew day*. ’ We carry a complete line of these goods and buy theniy^/tA from the laboratory. We also have the special odors of a num­ ber of other reliable manufacture ers of perfumes,'including Dabrook’s Violets of Venice, tionod at Freeport by the German Meth­ odist conference recently Mi at De-' troll- . /j’-*'J. Mr. and Mre. Jas. Townsend, attend­ ed tho-fn neral st NaahvlBe yesterday of little Earl-Townsend,,who died of California Wild Flowers, Foote & Al. Gregg wa* arrteted Mooday by Jenks' Cuban Lilies, Woodworth Banner office. ' * the marshal for being drunk and dis­ Sons Co.'s Blue Lilies and Vio­ JdUa Winnie Harper want to OUfet orderly. Justice Walker lot him off lets of Sicily, and Lazell’s Corp- Td<wd»y io enter th o music dopartmoni with payment of costa. , ■ । of’tho college .' naria. George and Minnie Chandler, who Ne*L Saturday (>iir store1 ylJJ fa.iL Bursa la designing some iu- have been spending several week* with relative, in this city and vicinity, re­ be perfumed with Seeley'f Pint turned to their home In Mlaahwaka, Mi«* Etta Trumpcr went to Morgan Ind.,Saturday morning. la* Saturday. 6bo began Uachtag Ed. Dorsey wa* arrretol Monday th. fall t«nn at that place Monday night by Constable 6latterly for being morning. . drunk and disorderly. Upon hl* promise J. W. Matthews and family,, who iodo better, Esquire Hampton let him have been spending the *utnm«r here aS with payment of costa. at their sumtn t .• collage, have returned Mr- and Mrs. A- D. Batea of WUey, ■^rAr*V^*vAe**v*v*h»**v* who have been visiting old friend, in K> Detroit. ' Tho ladle. of the Praebyuriau thia city for a number of Weeks, went to Holland, Tuesday. They will visit oburch will servo Supper Friday after­ noon and evening, Sept. 13th at tba O. friend* tn that city, and In one or two other places before returning home. A- R. half. Tho Mieses Lillian and Nora' Mat ' Last Saturday night a dense cloud ot thews returned ito Grand Rapids Buh- smoko ..tiled down over the city. Tho day to resume their dntlee as teaoher* 1 doubt the smoke had been blown by II in tho city schools. from a long distance. The smoke Arthur Crook will have an auction •eeioa to have settled over the whole sale on the EUm Crook farm one half state Saturday night, making naviga­ mile north ot tbo oounty farm, Tues­ Mr*. A Barnaby was Ln Grand Rap­ day, Sept. 11th beginning at 10 o'clock tion on Lake Huron very dangerous. id*,' 'Saturday and Sunday. W. E. Merritt a. Co., will make an Now get ready tor ths county fair, I Thoma* Heaney ^Ir., sold a, Ono * Important change October first. They have bought out Oscar Spaulding's dry Oct. 8vb. Vth, 10th and 11 lb months old colt, last Saturday toF. P. Now i* the time to bny furniture Lay* of KaUmaxoo, for «S50. The odt goods business and will continue It st the old stand, combining their present cheap at McCoy’» clearing sale. wa* sired by Stroogwood, dam Pilot stock with the dry good* business. The ■ •,000 for a correct ceUmata on voce Medium store which they cow occupy has been -There wUl be no'preaching service In Ohio, Massachusetts and Iowa. rented to Fred Bpaugemachcr, of Mid­ JameeR. Baker of Yankee Spring* at the M. El church next Sunday. <*- dleville, who, we understand will open has had hla pension i ncreaaed lo C12. \ 2 Ing to the absence of the pastor. Sun­ a stock at hardware the fl ret of October. ThaHEaxi.a and Tho Pilgrim u> |>ay- day school and Epsurlh League will James Craven, who has been clerk­ In-advanco subscribers for only 11.23. ing for L. E. Stauffer far oovaral years, J. D. Murdock of Lombard, Kj^ arha* gone into partnership with Joseph rived.tn the dty Monday to*pond a few Renkes tho baker. The firm name day*, . will be Renkea A Cretan and they will continue the * bakery and restaurant Yon get tickets 00 the Organ Conte* if jaa^j-rede at Fred L. Beafh**, The buslneaa and add a stock of groceries. A new floor, new sb.lv Ing and other Improvements are being made in the store which Jjlr. .Benkes has heretofore occupied and which thooew drm will . .:f •• ba« : jrr continue to occupy. j _ i; । tftsd Mbdl^Wgitrri Is *pen<Hng the The Wmleyan Methodist conference at Clarksville last week made1 the fob lowing appointments which will be ot interest In, Barry county: .Rer.H. B. Cbeqey,. who has had ’Jia HastInga charge for the last seven yean, gw* to Hickory Corners; Mn>. Jennie Ayers of Coopersville takes Mr. Cheney's place Rastlnga, making his naxt Visit Mu here; and Rev. Mr. Galloway goeafrom Hickory Corners to Raugltaek. Elder Cheney has been a longtime tn Hast­ ing* ahd hi* many friends here will be and sell fruits, yrgyableu SPd WOduca BUar-M.-amHh,-of Tecumseh, fair genentily. If you want to buy or sell gjad that he 1* to remain In the county. been visiting friend* In thia city , for glrjUfacall. W. think we can deal Two laughable Incidents occur*! st several day*, returning borne ye*ertho opera houw Monday night that were not down on the UUa. rjhe flrat Cantolion. Phone 31. Parcels delivered. y beat AMI Pttwaai. JEWELRY, RICH CUT GLASS FINE CHINA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. Delecttoe Eywiflbt. ...... An Up-to-Date Stock and Reasonable Prices. lion, who goes r u> attend tbo from the dressing room arxTcaino oof FhiM.Michigan onto the floor of the houseinstred of upon the stage ukhe expected, thereby convulsing the audience and nearly breaking down the actors oo the stage. The second wax al lha and of the play wjjfii ODO of the actors had. to come be­ fore tho curtain and tell the audience with this store. {t Buyers are now being attracted d? to this class of merchandise and numerous sales are being made. and-pubilc function* of every kind in which any oocaiderable part of the peo­ ple are Interested. What are the pub­ lic spirited and welUodo dtUani of Hasting* going U> do about |t? Will they lot this city remain long without, returned to an opera house, or will they take steps ' toHw-in to supply the city'* greatest ne*d? The absurdity ot trying to put a scenic production like "Old Arkansaw" on a ocvcn-by-olne stage, was fully «xempllflad at the "opera house" Mon­ day night. It is simply impomible for any company to do th«m«lvc* Justice under such condition* and it would be rad by the Pete Marquette rallauaweHng correctly W per . l SqOqufeUocajtrited.. is now rujM.ordre far .ppdnlment to an flv'a position^ ifaajrwd. rard 5 VanAuken Your attention is called to the following prices: $5.00 $7.50 $8.50 $9.00 >10.00 >12.00 thia drama here by the manner In which they acted under the difficult!., of the Hasting* stage. It waa evident however by lh« work which they did of. 4,4,4.4.414.4,4. �Loan, Railroad ~rnin—Ttrai * ■ ' sH-fU Sergius Hotzka's I Only Friends. - Uevtd * sorevte. Others thought 2Li'KL4?3£X>tX?S5’JJ drawn by white horaea stope la r™S tUQaDce, Whose powerful pouoa Ma gairanuisa the exhausted haaak'' But It of the box oawwt the royal pavtikMb The pnoldent at the Jury precipitate* Is illcWy i memory Bow.' jHww amhimself ■ < the JkArBM* f«H swt aLts'a 'eetfceia oaths tapte.>..L1.7> ■ AR St- i'etvslrarg |a (aJUug oC the'uwrtye. qt IMrcw Alexander Repine to rrloraee Enaaret* Palorna. , It Is evening, and Vet* stands for the first time Id ber husband's home. 8h« 1 —. ——« V. aeaaon*. Buplne fallows her. Under her Uttfa fur cap. with Ma jeweled f«. VriA'a eyes look out. serene, Itapeow trable. A bell sounds and sllenco fall* oh'gbe wiflffijg multitude. From open gat# stnwtn1 a doaen or more bor#a r.ell/. iiiii On Every Bottto dt* FU1&ky 1 yeewat kAs IsM boring . aigMcx *r i. h. •• ■ The Chew lywsm | of foritodoe liN ‘ , Mor Uo. 1 by ur, «J« *XT>l«n 1.-, de ewU. i*u if DOYLE. rorjft vrsir to the P4NAHffHCAH IXPOSmOp: WHLKOT DC COMPLfTE VhLCiS YOU ARC ABLY TO SAY YOU HAVttit th A QUtbl Al STATLERSHOTEL DISEASE STAND BACK I Dr. Donald McDonald, IDER AGENTS WANTED Ht a sample loot model bicycle of our manufacture. YOU CMt MAKE *10 TO IM A MH beside*haring as rbec! to ride for yourself. 1801 Modal* famaa— $10 to $18 ’00 &’99 Models $7to$12 to $8 lug and terrible. , ■ "Walt." *a her bosky whisper. . With her face pressed tight to, th* troa bars she watetea him ’ turn an angle In the roadway: hla footsteps die away lo the distance; ha ta gone. I Hillings, at Hastings Housi, IBDRBSDAJJIM, One day only each month. Offlce hours, 10 DAYS FREE TRIAL. SMS *p rUh la cellaring from us, as you do not need to pay behind their royal leader*, are the three strange beasts with tbeir Laplandlab sled. They ran tmcolarfy, and’ their urn* tbur'bdirgtTrottt rteffirttouiy sound.- —ft tu tor tbts order tbat • tbo sleds pass for tbo first time In front of ‘WKA’Av " ' OR. MCDONALD what a cowardly word I Original r she tebed wh repeated, as though Interrogating her Its*. At ** - • • — e young mas trownad peaaang i •.ireuti on .with calm Utehlag mA* a~ ^S£“Lrir i-;-!.--------------------- ,-j-n__ rail sweetheart wtttt boexjuets of beautiful robes. Wklcb gteW in his garden, and ■ few «oara after be bad made the dis- cocumand. they <1ro one gigantic IJp hours fnx»;aow. Gradually bat surety "Tbs Orloffs laadr aercama tbs wh- ihvy will ebange color, aad yoo may re­ gard the alteAgs mm only aa an Indira tltuda. than aboodcr*. Beyond the shapely brads ot ibc Hou that the Howers are delighted w city's favorttea stretched six dark, be worn by you. but also aa an infalli­ pointed ear*, to be followed by tWee ble sign that happiness la assured to nr beads with glaring eyes and foaming. Acootdtug to • Rweler. the prartks ot wearing rings uc«fer gloves to harm­ ful and wary likely to Injure tM set­ ting or atones. Many valuable feme which Doer suddenly slipped out ol tbeir settings hare t*eo Unit loosened in tbla way. 41 ksst gloves pliocld FTHLCREAT ’W JONJCIWiL For Sato by FREDflL, HEATH �I Myrl.«hin .t>«»fh treHn'.t l COuWuMlEM't' TROUM Friday, but then )• no Indication from tha Datroit retail or wholesale dwflan that they propoov to make any ebange »on»l W?Pflryi«lou nlnre IU Influteqr. hSao! no ono HdecHve yon in thia. AH Counterfeits, IrtUUUffns wwd rt Jnta-taMn»<M»*»«* EsiM^rlmcnta thrtt trifle with and endantfer tho health oT rn,Armlnit. T^TiwrrlmcntL What is CASTORIA CnxtnrtA !» B hkrtnlega kalUtlfate fbr Castor ori, Pltry' gorfvPFP^ **4 . FlfosanL ,T> contains neltiMur Opiate Morphine nor other Narcotjo . subatancrv Its age ia ita guarantee. It destroy! Wornn apd Mteya Fcveriahaeaa. It cures Diarv^M®* M»rt Wind Code. It taifevea 'teething Troubles, caarcs Couatlpatloa and Flatulency. It a—lmlHtna flae Food, regulates the Btoniacii ntui Bowels, giving healthy and natural slogp. The Children's Pnnacca-Tbe Mother's Friend. genuine CASTbRlA Bears tho Bi^datnre of ALWAYS ■■ •*Obarle* Jecuer iThompson, ^^Wmparoled P The Saginaw pollen have secured ivldenca ibat uEber a UtMer. suicide, x accidental drortilog occurred then within the Mat week. Oh Qm.M teat aodcrctothaa, shoes, etc. .wan found w the bnnf of tha river, MM fit the lime ot the tftacokary appeared to knre b«ca there about g.wfiek., 'Tba Marahall'a women taxpayers turned pockets ware turned Inside out. Natl' Capt James Walsh. of the poller force,' out to vote at the school election and found near the same epot amall bita of helped William B. Porter to succeed paper that when put together' proved. hiBiMif «r trostoa. io be an Insimence certificate. It waif The only breach af promise suit waned by the Doral Guard to 'John started tn Allegan Circuit Court ifl Charlee Kunen. aged 2D yean, al Ptymoutb. Mkfu and bean tba date of Inly IK 11X11. and was for tXOje.'pfir ibU to a sister of tba bolder. Magfils tf. K unact ‘ 'A receipt for the July a» eaaaiaeut. amounting tn fl.BA'tad bearing date Of July 18. wfig found , by Gbr. xnisa. was rfteaaed Mwn tba Perron bouse of correction Saturday, after serving six montba at a yoaf's auutente Tor embwudlug tnoaoj ftwd bls toployara. A 3-y«arold daughter of Merritt CMborne, Frru Marquette switchman, was fatally hurt Bunday In Baginaw. while playing about a Sat ear loaded with Iron. A rail waa tuoaened and fall upon the child. The 2H.000.ax> feet log drive, which haa been on the way from Boughton lake since last May. has arrived *C Muskegon. 1T>» drive baa been bard and km* because ofNbe low water In tba Maakagta rtvw Obarles Crohburrt tweapod from the KatamewM agyiata Moaday, and walk- C*9il Btxntuants. __ _■ The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. Cheaper than Ever the ellV MkM- COLORADO and UTAH Daily fcj Sept 10. 1001, '•***■■ finp, Umm ui lictui Mu; GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE $25.00 ijt IKS $31.50iS T'rvt.xtLrmtlr dwaa ram <s M** utesr pitoraA, ut Utah Uaritt rHaU. at Hie tot ■Gislk- CsUr^fe rtwstvt* P. D. Lyox, Trar. Paas. Aft,, 11 Fort St, Wmai.' Detroit, Mich‘ John Sebastian, Q. P. A., ' 1'.' ' , Chi&g<>, milk and a baked apple. He aven that ba felt no incon vimleece .’r»» tbe food and he U aatl»ne<t, that nil .ong tert baa, entirely cured him from the trouble In bl* stomach. which the brat physicians could not cure with iptdL cl nee. The doctor who treated hind sayertbrt be -Wil! nt but IWi mnla a day for a motith. and then be ean’eal any time and anything be pleaar*. Mr. Qurcbka ard bta wtfs are very raniewt In the aUtement that bn bad not eaten a monel of food lb ell .weeks prior ui Sunday. -A , - ■ ‘ 'Oror^U*. dyrjatadte works of Henry U- Tboipgs oo the KswtawTIn roaO. near B*y City mer With a shocking death In a Beculler manner Friday tnorntng. Hetwsan tba. nUro glywarloe factory and tba dynamite packing house them wee ------- ------- *———— nssma esnst wcodsery account of the fog. Joseph McGraw. » Michigan CruUal Cite tender. was run down by in !■terurbab car near Michigan Center. I Experts tttfortn the rate board of Alni au bndly iujursd that be died. audlton that ■ few rvpatra to the ruuf and atone wore, whlrt can be made at ellgbt expense. will make the Mate capttol aa good aa new. "■ ' ‘ ' Carter, tho playwright and IMS Nsrqaaus 8. Owwnm.C«A Ms^Sl Marquette elonary now in Owosso, will return to I’Bk,n »“• fftn- Mm* Awent win acbora pa nv him Their children pill at trod school at Oberlin. O. Patrick Burna, lu tke employ of the rvulusular Coder k Lumbar Co.. Ms porninw, «u accidentally rfaut by bte rocnpanloo. Edward Johnson, while out hautfty near Trout Croek. During a row lu Bay City Charles Ihavla s*»«uJ|ct1 Joo la-iomme. of »vWi. alaahlng Ma, throat. The ‘wounded man's condition ia critical. Davis claims wlf-defense. Usury Young uMar arrest lu Elate tor a criminal alMuft Ari Alic® Price. —-------------------------------- ---- ----------A p-yeanold girl, attempted silicide by kud went to tbe bonse and got a RrOS —s**-nivjtb tba aid of a targe dag be flUelly trerd.tbe anlaial a ad shot «, ■ t1I Edward GlgWei ' of Glsdetnuc. caused a panle on the principal afreet ot tba city WadModay blght-by shoot­ ing right and iaft.wilb a revolver. Bedrunk wjMo be dM the shooting, and la now in JaU awaltiihr* flooring. ■ > baa been retired of tlx con­ viction at Unalaska of tbe meu Bar rlugton and Newton tor the murder ot Con and Florence Sullivan, formerly of Muskegon. The two men have bean aentrati-d to be hanged Bllaa Fiukell. an, employe ot the ?«sa f yon vaut< your HiMaoAAalM KAN, patronise the American* ..drj. OoUara, cuffs and ahtrte « np.in the.latMl aiytes. Frieda ‘"'’"'a. E,r..,m..p,op. cwnpiried within a day or twe. ao that rounty repmentwtivM will bavw'k' chance to dtgeat I hern before their final aoaelownoxt Mowday.1 By « ruorond collision, a mile west of Ubaw Sunday, Engineer Hebry Hatswrtl. of work tratJ No, A3. And day while lasting p. baodfire extte TlMtnaa Moore, of Baldwin, a a»ctloa gulsber Acid burned hla clothing off foreman, were eerlotmiy Injured, Hats I ntetraild threw a pop hot W«M'O shouMer wite dlrioentM and M *tebt, - r-re ia Hickey, a Charlotte saloon The ,w«d works plant ot MoQrafl * In front. of the Williams Bot. Muakwn. wav deetroyad by Bro Monday. Tke Imp la PMW and the f Katun. Rapt da. on' the head Ufld ,MmU,urr 'talctta irt Jury haa found a verdict t*< the not erillMtf and maliciously aad he will bare to answer to the •charge of murder. Green's funeral took place al Eatrm Rapldsyeatorday The poatoOce at Duck lake. Cai years l« brnugM brnlutaTbddfaiMir'wiihenjoy the tvenh’a eatertleH. , , , The mem ben of tba state fonatrr Red Cross Tansy Pills �NTv‘‘V.ftw11* . ■ •JrT~',rr ban cibld- To“ 2i*rattended the bell fctteAfedthb fahaea' Tberel* aa.extyemely. large yield early peaches* around ua. Jn many i chard* they lay rotting on the grout Coffee AIon m1 «; v-.-»a-a>X'nti-> ... good for jail aa many late poacboa. School began here Monday with Lulu Nobler a* taaahw. ’ . lor the final time today. Clair Paulnglll and wife of Prairie'Hie arc rial 11 ng frienda and relative* j" IRVINO. Rev. J. H. Bennett left.for opotorence Tuesday morning ’ Mrs. R- D. Truman and boys are vlaItlng her parents. Jo Mu*son and family entertained .. . friend* from Hastings, Sunday. L Roy Andrus will return to tbo Uulvarsity next week. . Blrdlo and Lillis Bennett went to Grand Raplda, Saturday, where they "• ■ will attend school this year. . Mr. and Mr*. Chatfield were enter­ tained by their friend* in Cloverdale. ■ ■ Bunday. M. L. Cook wtll not visit our Epworth League to two wook* as announced, but willcomo later. Thia I* looked forward , to with pleasure. Mrs. John Chamber*, who baa been a patient sufferer for some time, died at " ' her homo last Monday. Mr* ChamI..4 ........ — V. - — ... ----fu! of her recovery. Her death, though not sudden, wa* a shock to her friends. The family bare the sympathy of all the Irving people. The funeral was held from the north Irving church con­ ducted by Rev, Frcoman * ■. with friend* fran/fetroU. Lorna Edmund* and wife have re­ turned from their vial) at Grand Rapid*. Mathla* Alterdl.g and Judroa Car­ Ford waa home from penter of North Carlton were calling Otf bur&oMor Tufeffay,"”'' Slava WpUe. and wife of Woodland are taking care of Mr. Long'* place daring hla absence. Food •on. Bunday. ■ r , CARLTON CENTER. Dr. Chia. Mallon and Mias Julia Pol­ Tomiuy~N< ly were visitors fu town Friday. ^The^B^U A^ 8. met wlth Mrs. Chas. ville Saturday aod Bunday. "' ; Mias Jeaela Brooks was tho gaest of Cortrlrb‘ 1b boylojf L- Hsbora and wife Sunday. Ml<» Bertha Urtwk* has returned everybody will jntss ai uuii isxo, uio guest ot A. A. Al­ Hottie after spending several days with friends on the town line1 li rick and wife. . . . , Flannlgan-They Mrs. Fred Fifeh aod Matta Rockwell . Fred Foster of Hastings, wa**l homo gsr In the Hock la trinmpfo—Balti.were Ip Augusta Saturday. eoold Ikkl-Puck. A. A. Aldrich aad wife entertained I* A. Toller aod wife aod Cha*. WIL ’• ^ITY MARKET^. Ham. and w|fo st Willow Beach, Wed- Olirc Smith of East Carlton Is atUodlaasohool a) the Center. . < Ora Yarty aod wife eotenalnod oonr LEE SCHOOL VICINITY. ‘'' pany from Woodland recently., .• >t •; Hazel Fuller ia la the northern part School began Monday 'with K. L. Life Pill*. Those trill* change weak­ Do nz more a* teacher. . , , . ness into strength. Ustlcssaaae into en- of the ‘tau visiting relative*. Mr*. Orpha Yargsr la gaining *lowly. srgy, brain fag Into mental power. Working Night aad Day. Marjorie of Portland, visited at C. If. H. Goodyear. Senters Wednesday. Rev. A. A. Risley, wife and son and Mre. Hyde of Woodland, visited at B H. Durkee’* Wednesday. Hing a brother In the northern part of the suui. Mrs. Clarence Doolittle who baa Cllmcna Durkoo laat Friday and Sat­ boon 111 for a few days 1* improving. urdayTbo estimation In which our icdooI Mr. and Mr». Geo. Hill of WarnervlUn, vliliedat Mr*. Scbalbly'sSunday. Mlaa Stella Caln via!ted her mother In CarlUio Center over Sunday. Social at the M. E. "church laal C- Ho!»« and family *peut Thursday In East Woodland. Mlaa Maud Balo* la visiting her uncle tended although the attraction* were of a superior order. P. R. Holme*. POOUNK W. C. T. U. next Tuesday at the Bert Pettingale and lady friend re-, Giles Haywood i mlly of Pn turned Friday from a visit with rela-' banjo of Mrs. Anna Razee. ot F Tobis Iriovllle, were the Mrs. May Wilcox wbo ba* been live* In Bailie Creek. and family Sunday. F. L. Willman nod wife of Stony •pending the summer with her *oa» *t Mrv. Chas- Anders of Chicago. I* fla­ Point,' were calling on friend* hero East Jordan, has returned. iling her parents. G. W. Loehr aod Saturday B. V. P. U. will be led next Sunday and distributing bill* for tbo family. auction aalo which bn will bold Sept. by Alvin Bcnaetl, the Epworth Leaguu Mr*. Wo. Tuttle la quite tick at thia 18lb. by Mis* Sadie McLay. Subject ‘'True Honor." •pent Sunday al M. Ransom^. Leia Covey of Haallng*. is making her home with Frank Smith and wlfs •nd attending school. Mias Inez Adams of Cloverdale, was the guest of Anlah Ransom, Sunday. . Last Wednesday Roy Hull shot and killed a bald headed eaglo which meas­ ured six fool from tip lo tip and weighed about twenty pounds. As Roy I* a young hooter he feels quite proud over It.. returned last Monday from a trip to Potoakoy and other pointe In northern Michigan. Rev. McDowell left Monday for Muckegon to attend the coofeisnoe. Louise McDowell, after spending a fire la tbalrplaoeof buslnM* Monday. Mn. A. M. Norwood baa roturnod ■ I . in tho Internal of tbo Champion Binder. Ho report* a large crop of wheat In that part of the country. Dr. Scribner took In iho excursion to Cleveland Imi Sunday and met hla wife I--- —a___ .L day eight Mr*. Huldab . Lohnner returned la*t Monday from a vialt in Allegan county. W. H. Ctaasa andJ. F. William* made, bualneaa Irins to Kalamazoo, Saturday. Grace aodMosfoChare expect to go ’not." Bria ' was a A'stranger on Trite nelgbborilnea* la lacking in city er In tbe block whose child Is tnkcu for Its airing by an Epglixb nurao In a uni form of black gown, white cuff*, collar snJ cap and whose door I* opened by ,. oowuso. ’ dnexpectsd strenuous political times when ex-Bcpreseutatlvs tn Congress Timothy Campt-H--a. fo .cooatux saff hpaaed attfeo played shuttlecock betwren Campbell and bls opponent until both bad 'lost ’*. Campbell say* b* can't turn d* ' trick lek wldout yonsc. yoesr. Tak* Take a *plei spiel over Clover mnJ d* mretio rnlgbt and d«c!*re yow-1 Beef, live .. If in. HFU take yooso op all right." Vealcalf. v. ::^7uSv.m,,>do wmo ------- political ................................................... it00 to WIOO The worker went to the Mutton, jlrowed Woo), wubod. ........ I5ctol9o meeting that night. The next day Wool. hnwMhod.tv;,?. lOctollSo ----- 80’w*»y. True nrighborilnru makes no *ncbj M ’ Invidious distinctions. It doesn't de- ! T’dld. w pend upon servants at ail nor upon the presence of marblo statues in drawing Campbell take you upT* I w«t V» toncreal ryspfnrtu rHr. tren me ctowujamh* trim’rod looked upon as public property and Is Just a* often to be found In the home YANKEE SPRINGS. of Mra, Brown as It I* In thaj of Mrs. Miss Sylvester visited at homo Satur­ Bmlth. fhongb the latter, stcpply beday aod Bunday. esufe It was paid for wjth her money, The funeral of Mrs. D. N. Stocking sometimes selfishly tries to delude her­ took place at tbo church Bunday. Rev. self into believing It befougs to her. Morehouse of Prairieville oouductod A woman visiting tn Baltimore ttDe the Service*. i Mr*. Tackelbury of Three Rivers «b!a alary to Hlu*trete tbe feeling that exists between'neighbors to her native town lu a county'of western Maryland: Bon Voorhees spontSanday at home. No Sunday school; tho funeral being Lborily in most matter* by tj>o*c who StoH* Miller ot Battle Crook la vhlL ing friend* and relative* In and around at the hour appointed for school. Farmers are Seeding although it la Nash villc. John Kohr of Mfplc Grove la tick very dry. The corn Is ripening fast with stomach trouble apd there are Wiahed to tee her lo th* Uhrery, the1 slight hopeeof bis recovery. woman jumped op hastily and donncl Cutting clover seed and pulling beans Is what keep* tbo farmers busy the** woudertag meanwhile whether Mri days. Mr. Ritchie purchased a fine caw one Alka's baby bad another spawn or It Flav Pofghuor talks of ■mbviog to day lest week of Mr. Mullen near wu merely an embassador from Mrs. Nashville to live. ’ . . Fred Hinkley loot a valuable horse Prairieville. Fuller seeking to borrow the Ice a earn Ml*a Ritchie oommcoocd her school freeaer for tbe day. . falling Into an old last Mondgr st the Blake school houae. well. if It were the latter, she determlMd Mr. Saddler of Bradley came to the funeral of hl* grandmother. Mrs. Stock­ er. Grover 1* the owner of the big t a few days with tbeii or ‘the the block SHAFFER'S CORNERS. Our highway commlMloncr informs us that we shall have a naw Iron bridge oo tho corner aero** Quaker brook. Mrs. Emery and daughter returned to Colorado the last of the week. Henry MlUnr of Bastings was on our street* Sunday. George S."Marshall aad wife return­ ed from tbe west last week. He report* tbit everything 1* dried up out where PeacLe* are so plentiful thia year white house known aa tbe Norris house. that everybody ought to have them. Fred Hinkley began to build a wall Mr. Wlllzon hi under hi* house this week. Barham la completed. He । doing tbo work. . George Shaffer and wife, John Kohr. Bill Mesmer and Chet Mcstncr called at befallen ua a* C. W. Shaffer's. Sunday. Charlie Brock’s company returned u?n .____________ home Monday. Bam Robert* from Branch t* visiting WELCOME CORNERS. bld friends aod relative* tn this vicinity Mort Sisson and w|fe from near Free­ and lu Kalamo. Wesley Noyes hashla granary moved port were soon on our street Sunday. l*he nodal nt tbe homo of Nile vVellCharlie Reynold* drew tho watoh <1 mao, last Friday night, wa* well attend•ditbd^eocoidibeingffiq,' Burt Brumm's, Saturday night. Reuben Bivens was at Battle Creek. <>ui- school began Monday with Saturday and Sunday, visiting his Creeslo Shawtnao of tho State Road’ aa daughter*. Ware Taylor of Charlotte called on C.W.$lu3rr, Bunday. j C. W.- Shaffer has a span ot uloeoolu dlaappofatmont niu... from Brlsbdbe tpA Leudeq i cy. As It reached Loh dobtri the new* agenQ' '’sditod** and sent around to Jm Papera In tbe follqwtag form: “Lady Kennedy, tbe wife of Slr Arthur Kennedy, governor geuersl of Qusenalaod, yesterday gave birth st Farmers and Fruit Growers the firstborn being a soc." All members of the Farmers and Fruit Growers Union will please send their want,lettwrs to J. E. Edwards,’Seo’y, and' it was published by most of tba O’DretnelL Mich. . • , ; newspapers in London and tbe prov­ inces and caused an unexpected sensa­ Roaches for sale.—C. B. Baldwin. tion. Sir- ArthuPa friends pointed oot A number of good farm* for sale. The repeat memgv wtricb* followed It home any Bunday wllb the broken thlt tbe wboto thing Edwards, O’Donnell. I will ba prepared to buy and handle peaches pfter August 10tb.—T. 8. De Mott, Hastings. tafeering to a railway ceremony. tunate enough to break It but that she hoped Its owner could bare It repaired. inganddanro with delight Rocky Mountain Tea Ifet V. H. Gpod^earJ^-/ /SA , strange individual wbo faced tbs wom- Baltimore, one-half mile west of MoOtbber school house. M.M.8LOCVM. For further Information Inquired O'Donnell.'Mich, hardware. 7 oiest end 3TT3JPFAM3P31- wf? Si K Hormao.wholeHu: [Ol/R CEDAR CREEK. Elder Leamon )>rescbed hl* farewell Sis'S; OUe Corwin and wife of Kalamazoo Mr*. Hultean. I Wo hear that Carl Bristol 1* In Hast- ■ ‘■Ktttg; Icoklagafm? few day* Imi «<h •JSSSfA 1 Dr. Sheffield Is vary busy n!ghi‘a6d Ifni. Wm. Clark I* very 111 with hay COATS OROVE. Myron Barnum started for Buffalo, D. P.’ Sprague aad wife and Harrison Loog and wffo are taking in the 0. A. R. eocampsMat at Cleveland and will take io the Pan-American before they ,°S MUWr from Ohio I* vblttng bar NORTH CARLTON. NEW LINE OF HeatingStoves, Cast Cook Stoves, Steel Ranges We aie placing on our floor is the largest and moat complete vie’ever exhibited—alt new 1901 patients, with many improved features. We invite inspection. Onr stoves are fuel savers and we make the pHees right . ■ ■ • t*-'7jgEg Onr new line of single and double barrel shot guns, hunting coati, ammunition, loaded shells, black and smokeless powder . ' ’ we oo* have in stock. ' • '— UiniSAi ’ �Striate •...Tbe ia* la-prohlblf tbo aalo of cob wad otoovnargOHne ‘wont into effect Friday, but thrtv is no Indication from tho Detroit retail or wholesale de/len ' , — and i»* been mumIo uuder bla-Dcr*onttl Wpwvteloa since its latency. *«*CAX obarlee Jretire Thpmsoos. paroled by GOr, Biles, was rfleaaed from th* rwrolt bodae of correction Saturday, after serving alx month* ot a ytafl eaatentt fot embsnallag money from hto toploysr*. A Fyeerwid daughter of Merritt Os­ , boro*. A Pm Marquette ewitMtUan, was fatally hurt Bunday tn ttagtaaw, while playing about a fist ear loaded with trnn. A rail waa loosened and M upon the child. helped William H. Porter to succeed Th* 2D,000.<X» feet log drive. Which himself m trustee hsa been on tbe way from Boughton The only breach of promise suit lake since laM May. has arrived at started tn Allegan Orcutt Court ip UoskagDo The drive baa bora hart and kmg bee* nee ofSbe low water in Adow na DM HtlecHrw youia thia. AU Counterfeit*, Irtltations and '• Jfnat-nMrodd” are bat BiperlthduU thftt trifle with and emtantrer tho heed th of Infiinu and CWldrea1—’Expcrteuce' npainst Experiment. What is CASTORIA Csutnrta I« « hartnloaa traibatifnto for Castor Oil, rnrogorftfe Drop* and Hoothhig Byrtit>a. It I* pldaWnt H contain* neither Opiums Morphine nor other NarcoUo ■ubalance. IU age is Its guarantee. It'deaCroya Wanna nod alleys FcveriahsMa. It cure* Diar^gte BJlA ^’luM dortc. It tcUeve* Teething Trouble*, cures Constipation nnd Flatulency. It uaalnillatea Oro Food, regulates tbo Btoniocb and Bowel*, giving healthy and ruOural alosp. *t; iissr GENUINE ~ CASTORIA a as ' • - '' ALWAYS Benn tho BigrUture of c»8«l fldWrtlUUtltt. “■’Si able te a stotcr of tha bolder, M M Kunart. A receipt tor the Jdly *• Meetnrat. aiumintlng fo ll.Mt bod bearing date ot July 1«. w*» found with tbe certiorate John'Kutiarf left Plymouth Ang M for Aagtnsw. intendins to stop at Colemsn. Relative* at OnMinan report that be left there tor Cheaper than Ever COLORADO and UTAH Daily tj Sept. 10, 1001, Cihp.UiUM ui Iqair idtij GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE imber ant Instantly county agent and providing that lb* dutloi of the oClct shall be cxarcte*a by Aaron C. Keeler, pt Grand Rapid*. cattap to LMc r«. d»Cr«4e*4<>*r» ut Pwbta. $26.00iltltS $31.50 IWI F. D. Lyok, Trav. Pa**. Agu, I St. tt'eaC Detroit, Slloh. JOHK SxtLMITtAS, Q. P. A., ..I.,'.C'f"' . fjT eapllui a» good ss new, Uncol.h f. Ctrttr, th* playwright and that tbe receipts ot bis offirv tor the t> *a tri cal manager, baa secure! an op qustter rad tag June 30, were 97,413 03, and the expenece. laelodlng snlark* Be Fogle di Bandaj. .73.^ -am iking tho ou1 hammer and I work tba pipe t>p of hto bead, g end blowing In Dun’s and Brsdstroot’s reports, a* ha own* the Invonrivo Ago. Ho baa o^nt.tp application VlaaM'andiAhar papers, and Inventory who aro Intend­ ing to apply for pate^ia^ would save pomlncC, all iccfdro!a|ly SkH by hla coffipRhlon, Edward Johnson, while out touting near Trout Creek. During a row tn Bay City fcbarloe Davis assaulted Jqo Drlumtoe. of Ka MjviUft. slashing hla. throat. Tbe wounded man's condition la critical Davie rfalms eelf-dctnusc. ' Henry Young, under arrest lu Etele for a criminal inwit 6B Alice (Tice. X^-yeapoldglri. attempted adlctde by Wttb the aid at a targ* Oof lx, Anally trwd tbeanimal and shot It Edward Giguere. Of Gladstone, caoaad a panic on tb* principal *tract of tbe city Wednesday bight'by shoot­ ing right and toft,with a revolver. Be- build a new passenger depot In Ba City to coat $*0,000 and to ape nd HQ DOO la beautifying tbe surrounding*. A.' B. CummUut ' W^HP****** ’«■ drunk wbra be did the shooting, snd rettirier of deed*. pleaded glggU^— . Will be to now In j*ll awatUnga bearing. L. ._.. -Braider,, charged. with la worktaf atgMs and auadayn «a the tvunty pcroeirtagc required by the state board, of eqnaltoattos. It to ex­ vlcttoq. al Unalaska of th* meu Har­ ported tear thee* percentage* *m lxrington and Newton for the munlsr Of coruplelvd within a day or two, So <h»t Con and Hbcener Bulltvsn, formerly cooatyrepreeantMlr** will havw a Of Muaksgon- The two men hare beun tbs tier to iMgset them before tbeir seitlenCM) to b* banged. ,..r, dnal seaoloa next Modday. By • roar-end celllaloa. a mite waat Bila* Flnkell, an^ employe ot the SS2. ,S.15S?®Sw°?SS: of Obasr Bunday, Enxlne-r Henry Hatawril. of wofk tratB Wd. «, and dar wWl* Ivating * haodftn extld Theta** Moor*, of Baldwin, a »rtilot> gotaber. Acid burned bl* clothing otf foreman, wm esrloirtiy tnjurM. H»ta -. a1 watt's sMuMrf was dislocated and Th* .wood works plant of McQsatt « nr. ----------------------- 'i^ctrlxti’ H yon want- yosr linoa*- **ate<| kXAN, patronise tbe Americas' l«uidry. Collar*, cuff* and shirt* n* up in tbe latest sty lea. Prioea !- E. E. Fbaxci*. Prop. The Todd fatally" to btMfer" a rennlon at Trenton • thia week. Tbe U* tba act willfully1 aad maliciously and be will have lo answer to the charge ot murder. Green's funeral took place at Eston Rapids yesterday Tbe poetotDce at Duck laika Cal hsrdly true it i* aald IM girl deni** tiring brutally treated, and tb« doeidr Who era* called to attend her aald th* girl had been drinking aad that was about th* only trouble with her. . “S fdet er over and range from 1JO to TO Tetr* In age. Tbe brotbarii hgee brought ttostr wires, cbMrrt and kttVM with ’them, odd fully lt» r»embero of the Tod* fatally wfli enjoy the weak** eaerrtsee. . The menibere of the state forestry Red Cross PAINFUL Pills Tba Ladlw’ � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-09-19.pdf a97a3fcc1226ea48a6ccf9e314d1fba0 PDF Text Text No, Ifc HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SBPTRMBER 19, 1W1. filflb School Dtpirtmw. .—’ Y"' ’’’— --------- - correcting copy and reading proof.. The sentiments expressed and the man­ ner of presenting them ere those of the committee and their fallow papll*,'nr* of the editor. The proofs win be read by the" committee and accepted by the Hxiui.d as final. Mi.ncgy designed tor this d apartment should bo submitted to the editorial committee. Edith Lombard, Clam of 1WS. Margery KeaHes,' Chai ot 1903. Elmer Cheney, ChUs of WW. Arthur Andrus, Class ot 1903. "Knowledge docs not cStuprise all which is contained In the large term ot education.' The feelings are to be dis­ ciplined; the paaalons are to be restrain­ ed; true and worthy motives are to bo Inspired; a profound religions fading to to be instilled and pure morality In- r Art nr». !’.• Twt ' A NEW PICTURE OF PRESIDENT M’KINLEY. IR THE HATIOH'S DEAD On Dweoratioo—J. T. Lombard, C. W. Mixer, Mr*. E. H. Lathrop. 'T Ou Program—W. W.Pouer, John Dennis, and the Mayor. COURT HOUSE SQUARE. Ou Finance—W. F. Hicks, P. A. Sheldon. The program will be ee follows: A meeting of citizens was called at the council room Monday night by Mayor Rankes, to take suitable action on the death of the president, it was decided to hold appropriate exercises Thursday afternoon and a pommlttee consisting of Ex-senator Potter, Judge Smith and Fred W. Walker was ap­ pointed to make the necessary arrange- Michigan Central Excursions. General excursion to Grand Rapids Sunday, .Sept. 22nd, by special train meetlug of Fitzgerald Post, G. A. IJ. leaving Hastings 11:50 a, m. 60 6enta consisting otW.F. Hick*, E. A.Stevens, lor nvind trip. Children half fare. Return leave Grand Rapids «:?0p. tn. i ' A H. Loreland and C. W. Moore. These two committees held a joint Letters addressed to the following meeting at F. W. Walker’s office Tuea■ day morning and decided upon a public persons remain unclaimed in this office meeting on the court house square, at and will be senl to ths dead latter officeI . two o'clock this afternoon tobeaddreve- if not called .for by September 14tb: ' , ed by representative citizen* The Mr. Geo. E- Thompson, Mr. 8.7. Sher­ ’ committee appointed Mayor Benkos wood, Dr. W. N. Fleet man, EUIe Aimer, ' ’ chairman of the day and the following Mr*. Jorina Dealt, Mrs. James Dykee, Elizabeth Fox, Mrs. Dr. Thuttac.-’ ; Drops, W. H. Stotm, Mr. Bartley Oal- ■ Mr. Key, an agent lor Lang's Planotarium which shows the relative poo itloas of the sun, moon, earth and Van­ ns, gave tome mom interesting talks to tbo high school aa well u to the grammar department, a few days ago. Mcrtlmar Nichols, ■00, end Rex Rich­ ardson, W, will begin a course In the U. of M. this tail. YXjjAvf Mr. MoOuinsas, reproeanting Ginn * Co-, called Tuesday afternoon. UM Tuesday the A dlrtaton of the D. 8. History oUm challenged the Eng­ lish HUfory daao Co debate on the mbject. Resolved, That Europe would have been better off had America never been discovered. The challenge haa been acnepted and the debate will be bald One pl the high school students, for getting that Chaucer lived In England in the 14th century, remarked that ho was educated al Harvard College. It was told in a general history class The passing of our dearly beloved and the other day, that Thothiues HL, honored Preaident Into the Valley of the Shadow of Death has probably In­ Egyptian feme, built pyramids In New flicted upon us a lose far greater than York, London, Coaiiauiltnzjilo and we may, at ths present realise. He stood before the American public and before the 'Acrid, the highest type LECTURES FOR. N0N-CATH0UC5. ot American manhood, a mart physical­ ly, mentally nnd morally strong, a man St Rose's Church by the Rev. Ellas whose honest Integrity and unerasing Vounan, Peuilat parssverwnoe have woe for him the Tbo nbjecta to be treated are of vital greatest honors which can be bestowed upon an American citizen, ttmao of Importance, and concern Our happiness President oAhe United States, a man here, our eternal destiny hereafter. All whose private life wee an examplary are invited toattaod regardless of creed one, as pure and spotless aa the winter* or denomination. There will be no snow, always kind to bk dearly beloved controversy, and the services, which be­ invalid- wife IO whom he showed bis gin every evening at 7:45, will bo oootender love tn the care which ha so ducted in the spirit of charity, the tree willingly bestowed upon her during bond between Catholics and thelrteparated Brethren In Christ Jesus. berUielUaera Fr. Ellas Younan is at present en­ H VM then, mote than ever before, that he displayed to the American peo­ gaged In giving a mission io the Cath­ ple that true Christian spirit with olics of Hastings tn the pretty little church of BL Rosa, The mission will which ha waa so hleessd. That bo should^crosa the great river close nut Sunday st the High Mass of Death as a result at a bullet fired by 10:00 a. m. and another mission of a dif­ the blocky hand of an asaaerin brings ferent character win open In the evenforth tbo deepest regret. Be has gone to meet bls fellow mar­ tyrs, Lincoln and (Jarfl aid.;: , ': > Buoyed up by the kings of hope he (1). The Question Box, into which bore h's suffering with Christian fastiUrie, yet only M see those hopes blight­ all are requested co put In questions ed and death approach as ths restful they wish answered; questions especial­ evening drew near, and then again cal­ ly of faith and morality, what Catholics ling Mrs. McKinley to his lids so say believe, why do they hold thelrfaitb. those last words with a Christian look . (3) The Lectury Proper, on the "Creed" simply, dearly explaining and Hie will bedouo pTOrlng-frotn reason sod revelation the What words could have been more doctrines of the Catholic church hand­ beautiful and oomfurUag? What nt­ ed down from Jesus Christ and the teranbocould have brought forth more ffijjflir Tbs subjects wfU bo as foL universal praise end lovp fromhlsoonotryrnon? '.‘ ? ? And so, amid the weeping of a coun­ try In sorrow, he is laid u> rest. Let us think that, althvagb we bare lorn an honest end honored citizen, Heaven is made richer by hk coming. To lhe true and noble wife, whose bereavement la so great, and to the sorrowing friends snd relatives, wo as one extend our deepest sympathy. May they find comfort in the thought tbu he to st roes with sM Heavenly Fuller sod tnay the blessings of God ever be with them. ' Ix« Pryor and George Collins, ‘00, rkited the school Monday afternoon. Milford Hick*, who was formerly a student (n Qto High School, called up­ Friday, Sept. 21. The Real Preesnce on the Latin daaees one afternoou last of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ In week. He wilt euon return to Annan­ the Blessed Eucharist. “This to my dale, N. Y-, whore ho Is studying In a Body, Thia is my Blood. '• . Saturday. No services. Sunday, Hept, 2Wh 7:16 p. to. Solemn Nellie Pryor has w.wp<«! the ...^ n.,k..n. u:_ i_ _ perilkm an teacher in the vtUprimary departmentnf the schools ot Ludington. Louis Bewuner, ’W, came home last •LOO 4 Benjamin Man-lcif entered school Monday morning. Tuaeday morning, Mae Montgomery MRS. WILLIAM M’KINLEY. A moat lamentable comedy to the title of a powerful novelette by Mr. WUUam Allen White, which begins in the September 21 issue of The Saturday Evening Post, of Philadelphia. This absorbing aerial is a study of political hysterica—the story of a state gone mad. The scene of the nor el etie la a western state laboring under the bur­ dens of a panic year. The central figurn la a grocery store demagogue, whose harebrained oratory captures the state conreotloo. The story rises io a height of dramatic power and in­ tensity rarely equalled in the Action of the day. At tbo big university a foot bell play­ er is not allowed to go Into ■ game un­ ices he has a thoroughly sound consti­ tution. A weak heart, or oilier un­ sound organs that are llahla to be in­ jured by violent exercise bar a candi­ date from' the gridiron. The same rale should apply In High School sthlodes. Every candidate now striving for a chance to battle for the gold and white In Grand Rapids should be made to peas through a strict ax aml nation conducted by a physician. He should not be allowed to practice even, until he shows that ho Is In perfect health. Before each game there should lie aupplcmcrtary examinations. These pre­ cautions may seem bothersome, but last year's record of secldenu and fa­ tal Idea shows that they are uecrasary.. the school authorities, foot b agemenu or the parents of ca should look to this matter, that the boys are sound, and theta play the game for all tbm —G rand Rapid* Preen. �* T EVENING Ity at the school board. Rar. F. 8. Martin will. Woodland to Lansing, whore poets to takeup ovangeiisdo wo glnoering M Lansing. -\f, L H<r. H. Hale’s propcriUoo to build *n loo house st Woofitaod is received by tbe cltlsens with sufficient wsrmtb, ho will try to treat them very coldly next summer. It would be *n Ice thing for Woodland. Prank Wellman, living near Schisppl church, will move to Baulo Crook. DIRT CLEARANCE T is a good plan for every bather to know something of the soap he uses. There is a well-founded objection to using a floor-clcan_______ tag soap upon the human body. Ivory Soap is the bather's soap. It costs more than common soaps, but the difference is ta tbe ingredients and making. Why not treat yourself with a little respect. Is not die human skin with its marvellous delicacy entitled to pure soap? Ivory Soap—it floats. E«rr<m Opinion. '. ■ • ? L '■ ~ , i great caution than too UUln As I reo't ! idem Harrison once said: "The hour I I of decialpn la one of isolation." For the same reason the tendency of the position I* rather to humble than t । to exalt Though ho try hU utmost to - 1 avoid them, every president must make many mistakes and In Instances without number he must feel that the outcometa not to htaown hands but in i those ot a higher being *^^*i^Xuyhtoe“kw^ opinions, evenhe has the all irimnd character which may sesm ’••‘hroltby, even dsngeroro*, lhe j o, .UUM1*Q. The It nae always been the nollcy of our in->__ ,__- *_tt .-x >.i_ etiUi lions to allow freedom of speech In trial, trusting that bo will use It so that when he comas to lay down the burden the country will be not only freedom of epeech In the rational being. greater, but nobler and richer ano If, however, a lunatle endeavor* to in* dta hit neighbor* to murder or to anon' more honored because of his adminis­ tration, —To-Daywe cross to consider hl* act “freedom of speech," and we promptly place him out ot harm’* way within the walls of an How's Thia? asylum. Why not treat the anarchist In tbe tame manner? He la equally dangerous u> tbe Individual and to th* community- He cannot be restrained fear ot p-jutahtuvnu or even of death; cannot be reached by the ordinary S and arriving at a logical conclusion; his heart, Io like manner, is hardened as against tbe ordinary human sympatblea. By what channel, therefore, cao this Individual be reached? It this BUUMIU no I.-. — any other dangerous lunstic.'-Scleutifre American. Tho ArWtratlon Movement. F 7 Abla men on both sldee of tbe ocean are making a constant effort extend ' 1 the principle ot arbitration.. Enlisted In lbl» movement are boards of trade, t? cjkiojber* of commerce, leglsiaturesand ' cjtgaoltation* ot capital and of labor. a»gl twutlment rulea tbe world. Foe cen' tnrlea tbo war fever baa been bred into our minds and disposition*, and nationj to moment for arirftrauon pie accetked ro good in its way, but Im-1 uractiraola in the case of international ■'.'--'ffifeSTMo*. But •toadilv the faithful friends of the cauteharo made their appeal* and already they have woo th* •poken imloraetuento of nearly every h nation of th* world. Furthermore, if they ha»* convinced the people that war tea bod thing. Ofcoun.o,we mn« not expect war to cease altogether anr mor« than wo may lu)k for the liumedt . law regeneratlou of the human race; but ar bltrot Inn i* making it lea* fre• ' -inning the people* into lod which more readily prepared, and, an abundance of moteture. Where irrigation Is practicable I there th* highest measure of success Is assured." Marcia Beebe. No land tn a state of nature Is suffi­ Iftflp.- Reepobfe-Wm. Pitt. 10:15. Appointment of CommlUeos ciently fertile to grow eanUfiower to a high degree ofperfection. As so nat and Report* of SoclMle*. ‘ ' manure ta required. It matters icon HMD. “Should our Pledge bo Modb LltOO. ‘'Are th* Members of tbo Y. clpsl of the Corunna schools this year P. 8.C. E. as Loyal to their Church as and will teach Latin and German. the A rerage Church Member?” Representatives from the different 1130. Paper-Miss Mabel £olgreve. SATVBDAY AFTERNOON. ganlxed a normal class for the systema­ 130. Devotional Svrrlcee—Rev. J, tic study ot the bible. By tbo wgy, *• didntree BrotherFeighner's name In C. Critre. tbe list of officers. 1:4.1. Reports of Committees, ElseThe Warren Psotborbone Co. havo tlon of Officer*, Mlsoellaneoa. Busitheir 300 light dynamo installed and are using 180 lights tn their factoryfcOO. 'Tbe CoafileV'-Rer. H. H. And now comes Brother Baundor* of the Middleville Suu with a story al­ VanAuk en. most Incredible. Ho would have us bo2.30. •'The Christian Endeavor Hove that be and a preacher went oak Problem, How Should it be Solved”— into lhe country and milked niuocowa! And yet wo know that Brother Saun­ Rev. H. Appleton. 3.-00. “What Special Line of Work ders would not print anything that was rutt csrLirixiwxn* not strictly tree. Should thcChrlstian Endbavor Society than what tbc water supply- Thirty take up daring tbe Next Year?"—A. or forty thousand pounds per acre of Stood Death Off C. Geeier. A general discussion will follcw the soli conform to requirement* no mat­ E B. Munday, a lawyer of Heurtett*. tax., once fooled a gravo-dlgynr. Ho presentation of each U>pio, in which all ter what its previous condition may -Aye: “My brother waa very low with are requested u> participate. have been. » , malarial fevcr*nd Jeuudlco. IperautdCultivation requirements are shout od him to try Electric BlltervLand be tbe same as those of ra blare. though a Crown Organ Contest. wm toon much better, but dbntinned little more exacting. At the Texas ex­ tbelr u*o until be wa* wholly cured. 1 The result of the vodng contest up to periment station, where tbe soli la atn euro Electric Bitter* laved bl* life.” Th 1« remedy expel* malaria, kill* di­ Sept. 17ih Is reported by F R. Pau- stout as unfavorable as possible, as high as $703.00 worth pyr acre has been sease cerm* and purifle* the blood; aldi grown, and It la claimed that tbe land dtgeaUon, regulate* liver, kidney* and on which this crop was grown was not bowoiv, cure* con)Ui>atioD, dyipep*!* oervoua disease*, kidney troubles, fe­ ruffiriently manured. male com plaint*; give* perfect health. Only 60c al W. H. Goodyear'* drug grown al ths BccvlDe substation by store»*<Urui .. Irrigalloo. and It la a specialty with to restoring nerve force—they eccom* pliab this object which no other inedi- do—that's why hundreds-of Hastings people offer their testimony. Mr. Maynard of Hastings, Mich., sayK "I was suffering severely from rheuma- slnca taking the pills 1 feel a great deal better and stronger and I can strongly twwtiwinrt the tills " . Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pllta are sOm, Buffalo, N, Y. .and signature ot A. la no place for anarchy in the ' Rm) Batata Transfer*. Robert Phillip* and wife to Melissa Roc, lot 55, Nashville, KOO. Win. W. ScCiair to Wealey J. Novoa <0 a. Maple Grove, $1,000. Wm. S. Keeler to Trustee* of eome- X Tbc to advertise, in th6 future all cmnteev anta over 100 only will be noticM tn the paper, but an accurate account will F. R. Pancoast. be kept ot alt A Pocket Cold Cure. capsule form and will cure cold io the head, throat, chest, or any portion of the body In twenty-four hours. You don't have to atop work cither- Pried fific. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. cut is a photo of three spedmeite grown by a successful truck farmer of about ihl»; y time. color to gray bair UM — H After QtlDf it for- twoL,-.r or three weeks noticeltaw much younger you ap­ pear, ten yean younger at least. -. . Ayer’s Hair Vigor also cures dtndruff, prevents ffilllngxif the htlr, maket hslr grow, and Is a splen­ did hair dressing. ■ It cannot help but do these ihlng*. for It’s a hair-food. When the hair Is well fed, It cannot help but grow. It makes the scalp healthy and this cures the disease that causes dandruff. wxhlse like ii in POINTS ON TOBACCO. times, not so much bow I plow, but when I plow, says an Ohio Farmer writer; tint stirring, ten days after planting; laat plowing ten days after topping. to this crop 1 bare used poison Lu liquid $50 00 To California and Return. From September l»to27tb, inclusive, tbe Groat Rock Island Route will sail tickets Chicago to San Francisco end Michigan Central Excursions largest sals ot any medicine In the cjrt lilted world. Your mothers and grand­ mothers never thought of using any­ thing else for indigestion or biliousness. Ikxrlore were scarce, ami they seldom beard of appendicitis; nervous proetretion or heart trouble, etc. They used August Flower to clean ouLlhe system and stop fcrmoatatlou of undigested food, regulate the action at tho liver, stimulate tho nervous and organic ac­ tion ot tbe spteui,-and that U all they uwkwhsn foaling dull and bad with headache* and other aches. You only need a few doero of Green’s August Flower, In liquid form, to make you satisfied there l« nothing serioas the Pan-Amerloan Exposition, Buffalo, of Mie dally from April 30 to Sept. 30th. For rates and particulars call at ticket tlon. . I shall also try one pound of parts green to one bushel of air slacked lime and put it an by using tin can or basket by perforating bottom with boles. I farm we aim to top as near clean as possible, for at it la topped so will It Bockerlng should l«‘ commenced in coma about twoJncbea long. Tbo crop should bo cleaned twice before cutting. elusive, the Michigan Central will sell duood rates ticket office. For particulars roll at repent whan ths crop la being stripped -D. K.Titman, Agent. Ucbty'e Celery Nerve Compound. Truck farming differs from the grow­ for all nervous disease*, neuralgia, ing of ordinary field crops tn that not rheumatism, nervousdebllity,paralysis bUioronero, dppepsis, cosilveuees, pile*, liver complaint, kidney troubles found li and femala complaiota. Ik goes to lbs scat of the disease and cures thoroughly city and rtiral life can be enjoyed. This andspeedily. Bold by W. H. Goodyear. Don’t tbe reports from Booth Africa Mothara write uv that they have rolv«d th* problem of keeping ihelr cbll remind you of Woylert from Cuba a dron well. Giro them Rocky Mountain few years ago. They do us. Tsacaeb weak. A blasitag to mokhar rod child. W. H. Goodyear. A SPLENDID COMBINATION. The Herald Is pleased to announce plowing. One or two applications will and final return limit. Flrst-clate bo ali that Is needed. At the third cnlSleeper through to San Francisco leasee Chicago dally via Colorado, poMlng the milkweed* pea vines or anything ot grandest scenery ot the Rockies and Sierra Nevada by daylight. Personal­ aro unlike eaytblng prepared In Amer ly conducted Tourist Excursions to Cali­ lea. They were first prescribed by Dr. fornia leave Chicago every Tuesday and tlon. Our booing is done with a riding Krause, Germany's famous court phy­ cultivator. sician, long before antlpyrlne wm dis­ Topping is tbo staggering point to a covered. end are almo*l marvelous, to journey, ^ivrrae routes, side tripe and speedily do they quita the most dtetre**- sleeping-car reservations, address eratly when the time comes to top tbe ing cim«. Price S&c. Sold by W. H. weather Is dry. and we would like to Goodyear. . Detroit, Mich. Au English association regarding w omenta happiness hM offered a reward of AMO tor a greater blessing uywoman than Rooky • Mountain Tea Sensible Rod eric D. Cramer. Castleton May Prose, Hope.......... nccdn kSrtfi. q&ssas, Day-hy-^Iay the columns of this paper can be grown sorceaafnlly and by men who know what ths ptant requires it ta a Tory profitable product. Tbo chief Her. R. C. Dodds, Lansing. RATORDar MOBNtNO. »<». Consecration SerriceDjrwey. <-.• Maggie Nichol* to Chas. A. Norwood « a, aec 8, Barty. •!.«»• Salatblel K. Hall aud wife to I-uthor D. Hall, 20* sac 0, Rutland, $80Cha* A. Polley and wife to James I* and Mary William* par sec 28, Yan­ kee Bprinr* 11. Edmond 8. Hewer to Edmond S. and Louise Bower, 40 a, sec 23, Hastings SI. CbM. Kelley to Mary A. Kolley, par. sec 31, Orangeville, S&.5, John D. Kelly et *1 to Cha* Kelly, 120 a sec 38, Oranges Illa, $476. James Kelly and wife to Mary A. Kelly, par sec SI and 30 a, ace 34 Orangeville, $aoo. QUIT CLAIMS. , THERB ARB MANY ROADS. M. Ellx* Flunmlug to Maria Boe* 86 The Finger Fosta Making the Many a eec 32, TbornappJe, $1. Marla Rbm to M.‘ El'.xa Flemming, 40 By-Patha of Present Day Trou­ a, sec 31, Thohiapple, 11. bles aJl Seem to Point the Krause's Headache Capsule* Same Way—Lack of bring new evidence from Hasting* peo­ ple of th* great work being done by Dr. A. W. ChaM’e Nerve Pill* Why they a«»mpll*h *o much Is eaally explained Cauliftower ta a rarortto vegetable all L4i DevoUoo^ Serric«-«ev. H. VanAukeo. . high al*** monthly mogaalaa, in oom* . hJ blnatlou with the. Herald at a merely nominal price. Tho magaxiue with which we have made this arranjr*mcot *1 ia tho Pilgrim, an excellent literary .. periodical published at Battle Creek. ' Thia mosaxloe has recently coma into the hauiU of a saw company who are . huttlera. They are •paring no pains to make the Pilgrim a high class mag' azlue and they are succeeding admlro- , bly. Ji compare* favorably with khe" leading periodical* of Ila kind, such ao •< j ibo I*dle*' Homq Journal and the 8*1- / : urday Evening 1*0*1. both In typpgraph- J leal appearance and In literary merit. > 1 Fur ibe eako of placing thi*excellent '' monthly within the roach ot all Qur readers, wo have decided to make t^om the following remarkable offer: Tbo tvgular »ubacrlpUon price of tbo j Pilgrim io one dollar. All who pay • I one dollar for the Herald aud TWEN* I TY-FIVE CENTS ADDITIONAL will. 1 receive th* Pilgrim one year, begin* . 1 ning with tho September number. The Pilgrim will be Mint direct from i the publisher* f Thia io a splendid opportunity for fiff. our reader* to secure a fine mogarino f.et u merely nominal cool Call st tbo Yw Herald office and eo« sample of tho KT' Pilgrim. ~i Slee is Nature's time for rest; and the man who docs not take sufficient time to sleep or who cannot sleep when he makes the enort, ia wearing out his nervous strength and consuming his vital power. Dr. M Nervine brings swt soothing, refreshing si Don't let another u pass. Get .it to-day. truck farm is A king, eurvjsnded by tbo temptations and excitement of the Farmers and Fruit Growers if Lm.h A Night of Torror. “Awful anxiety wm fall for ths widow of lh« brave General Burnham of Maehl**, Ms., wbvn tho doctor* said AU members of the Fanners and Fruit Growers Union will please send their want letters to J. E. Edwards, Beo'y, ODonneli, Mich. but aba noMtimp- Dr. Miles’ tiring surroundings could a man need to lead a pure and happy life, which Is the Ultimate object and alm of human »tatueut*?--Farm and Ranch. roebea Incsale.—C. B, Baldwin, number of good faraa-for aale. taw Edwards, O'Donnell. I will be prepared to buy and handle peanhra after AOguU 10th.~T. 8. Da M«t, Hasting.. Me toe mI« mi my rcsidwica hi •re, rus-half m:la wwj of Me- reputation with many fanners for Its value as a fertUteer for barley, while others disbelieved In Its efficacy, has inrnt farms to i» a most vahMble agent Nervine soothes the nerves, nour­ ishes the brain, and re­ freshes the entire organism.. �R. Johnson, TO UE W STATE *1 CAPITAL ruler ot the world. The i room waa great. Kr.ry o be waiting. The mlniatri pel stood with tha holy Ihf, Dm for Worth il KMtfags Wsttsail Ink Th tlumt Pliu li tii City in toe city to get clean Is at BUSBY BROS.’ BATH ROOrtS Up-to-date Toneorial Work. Sullivan, $15,000 in Cash TO BE GIVEN AWAY Step. He bowed hU bead and loot uown upon toe man whose bsniea a responsibility ht had taken up. La be gsaed, standing Immovable savai Lu^‘“’r..T.Wrr’|TkuredW. ThU "to. Mwaver, 4- a twitching uf the muscles of toe d ....Train arrtves at Costco lpp)y to the subtressurles and cus- M ha labored, with heavy, breath. a«.t in esmeury at Canton tott-hOUSM In this country and ig Por— -• U Rico and Hawaii,. which • will be : stepped back. Colonel - Bingham, lb*' u_—Tta> body of the dead dosed Thnreday only, -A. sufficient aid to the Preeldeni. standing WO fete arrival waa taken to the number Gt easterns offloeiM to clear lu­ below the foot <?f to* eoffia, at the side . TK. fnllnwine ta tho mhmIrv anA nntrnlnw VAsaels however. of tbe loyal Cortalyou. glanced in <Mt order of procweelou which accompanlaa will remain on duty; . tbo body of -Prealdeni McKinley from । The six hundred employes of the tin White House to tbo Capitol: ‘ ' - . . Funeral escort, under command at Ma)or General Brook; battery of lignt artillery, battalion of District of Co­ President McKinley, which memento lumbia NatlotuU Guard, two troops of will be placed at a point of vantage In cavalry, battalloo of foot artillery, bat- the postofflco building. It is planned to have the design of tbe best workder command of Chief Marshal Gen­ eral H. V. Boynton; clergymen In at­ tendance. physicians who attended tha Buffalo, N. Y~ Sept. It—Buffalo Bunday became a city of mournere. of ths Republic, memtwra of the Loyal The gay and flaming decorations at Legion; the officers of the army, navy, and marine corps in the city and not on doty, with the troops forming die escort. In full uniform, on cither aldo Cvery one. within sound al toe muslo knew it and halt of those In the room put their faces in their hands to hide their tears. Comptroller Dawes leaned, sgafnst a bookcase and wept. Proaidem Roosevelt seemed to be sway- 2,000,OOO.vcns A RECKON. IN OHIO, f MASS. AND IOWA. I WHAT DO YOU ESTIMATE 7 HASTINGS HERALD dent's body to Washington’ la In part the same that caned him gnd Mrs. McKinley and their party across the YOUR ESTIMATE. it newspaper men gathered In the’ro­ tunda of the county and c“y building it a point lust in front of the door ot i certificate fur each subscription obtained.. the Olympia, having been made « Part closed at midnight it was estimated of the presidential trans-eontlnental that #0,000 persons had viewed tbo re­ train ot a few months ago. The din!nt mains. but thousands of disappointed VALUABLE INFORMATION Print to bt Awarded it Follows: .1,513,493 ' . 1,(84,430 Increase 0Jfli per cent . I,ffl«;422 decrease 4.04 per cent .1,633,887 '.*5 6.10 per cent .1,ST8,452 Increase 2.77 per cent .J,MB,*18 •• 3X43 per qooi .1,672,100 decrease 18.40 per oent 1,533,640 “ IM par cent .1,663,380 inareaaa 7.88 par cant .1.9K.810 ’* 18.88 percent train, tho next two In front of It ■ the Pacific and th* Ra'eigh. Pitot engine No. 4M precedes the funeral train by fifteen minutes to see citarge of Trainmaster JI P. HelndeiL Engine No. 134 is drawing the funeral train, under the general charge of George W. Boyd, assistant general passenger agent of the Pennsylvania. Ing of seven ears, started for Wash­ ington over the Pennsylvania railroad, lira McKinley, the president, tha cab­ inet and relatives and friends of tho dead president accompanied the body. Mrs. McKinley bore up bravely yea- The crew la made.up of picked men In the service of the Pennsylvania and Pullman companies. Superintendent In additioQ to the above prizes, the following special prizes will be paid) tho nearest correct Mil■ ’ ------- f .0............Ji.;.;,..... «Loa»d» At T:U O'clock the carriage for the । making the nterest correct setiAajrwt lflr.1700.00 president’s Widow drove up to the Mlb ----- w 1 fjgtfbs that tha Pres* Publishing Atootlon,baa depmlteri 915,000 In the Central .Savings Detroll,'Mioh., for tho uxprcss purpcM of paying i lirteMin thole contest un tho combined official vote he Matos of Ohio, MaasachuMtia and Iowa, and that a fund can be used fur no other purpose. 'subscription blank. NAMJ2. THS 6 ONE OF THE GREATEST OFFERS EVER MADE. IBER THAT THE FIRST PRIZE IS $5, burt'hoate. It was drawn up so close to the edge of the side veranda Hurt it was scarcely possible to Me Mrs. Mc­ Kinley. who was fairly carried to the :arriage by the strong anna of Dr. RIxey, who baa been at her. side con­ stantly , since the president's dsaih Mrs. McKinley's fore Was hidden boalnd the thick mourning veil; but she MAbner*McKinley stepped In after her tndtbtn Dr. RIxey. • Mrs, McKinley Is hearing up wonJerfully," said the doctor. "She slept but night.'" . ~ The carriage rolled off along the rmooth asphalt of Delaware avenue to the station. Two other carriages, :oatatnlng the family and friends who were to make the trip to Washington tnd than to Canton, followed. Thtre was no demonstration on toe way down. Very few people knew that the carriage contained tho presl- nr could bo done world more than de­ lay the Inevitable reeult. Tho guvsmnot lot down the barriers of his grief, aent, the family and the pro feeston the senator spoke to no one. His eyea were fairly represented among the were vacant He passed through the jhysiclans and surgeons making the throng and seated himself behind Gov-' ernor Odell. sinking far dawn Into his chair and resting fair head upon his hand. During all the service that fol­ lowed be. did hot ytir. Just before 11 partmant from Comptroller Dawes itatlng that he will not toko up the natter of the reorganisation of the tailed Seventh National Bank ot Now York before his return from President McKinley s funeral at Canton put ride. Every one rose and all eyea were turned toward the l*T¥»ldenL Ho Cfclhollc priest. Many sticks of d| moved forward again with tbe tide of mite with caps and wtrea ware to the proceaalnn to his place at the head in his trunk. mnventlou of the American Banka Lnociatlon, called to meet at Mliwa tee Sept. 24 tn M, has been port pun ^definitely becanrt ot the dseth president McKinley. �try hM been plugged from tbe bights hope and rejoicing over th* expe-ted ' reooreryofFrealdentMcKInleylntoU.* d«*pe»* sorrow over hta death. Th* food *xpect*tii.:u that bo would soon ro«>»«• and be permitted to rrwutuo thu oerolse of hta high offtos till the clow of bls term and then retire from public Ufa to end hl* days in j>«*co and lionor, *d happlncsa, .-svs w»y suddenly last Friday when Ui* telegraph told ths . oountry that bl* condition had sudoonly become alarming and that death wa* al hand. Saturday rooming when tho words came ever tha wires, “The presi­ dent tadead,’’ the whole people, though partially prepared for tbo news, were deeply affected by Ik Everyone felt . that ha had mot with a penooal lorn. Kv*ryoco waa stirred with indignation sgalnM the wretch that could bring I ■uch uncalled for, such unnecessary di»'uen upon seventy-six millions of poo AMmckr ha* oom* to th* front eaadidaling again. Why don’t tho Re­ of the dead preridrut will Appeal more publicans deliver to him the goods h’s forcibly to th* lore and admiration of bought and paid for and be dun* with hta country man and of the world than any other character he poarasetM. Men will honeutly differ as to tbe wisdom of fate political opinloasand public policies but lh*y will all admire his beautiful attention to bls aged mother, htateach­ ing de ration to hi* invalid wife, hie un­ failing ktndnee* and considerate nee* Si no* the fatal news camo, the whole country has been engaged lu express­ was exerting »o tremendous an Influ­ ing Its *orrow and in doing honor u> the ence, Il must have been extremely hard to be thus relentlessly taken away from fisg Mtf in this broad land from which it al) forever. And yet ha bow* meek­ lb* national colors have not been float­ ly and uncomplainingly U> a higher will, ing S* half mast, not a public building “ft 1* God's way. Hl* will be done." The dying word* of William McKin­ and hardly a buslncws place which ha* not been draped In mourning, notedly, ley testify most beautifully to bls re­ town or hamlet in which the people ligious character. They will impress themselves on the minds of men and have not gathered In church or hall to giva public expression ot tbsir sorrow teach a much needed lesson of practical and indignant utterance to their dstro- faith In God. His private life, in It* tellon of the crime that ha* plunged a cleanneee, and Christian simplicity, In nation in woe. Today the funeral ob­ Its filial and domestic devotion, and in sequies will be brought to an end at Its trust in God will be his greatest Canton and the martyred president laid heritage to posterity. He wa* a pollti- ; to rMt, while all the people of the Unit­ ed Siatas,'Irrespective of condition, or . Creed, ■ or politics, will turn their thought* to tha solemn scene and bow themselves tn sorrow a* tbe tomb ahuta out'from their sight forever, their bo­ . loved president, Wm. McKinley. May hta martyrdom not be without a bleating to the people whom be loved and Mrved, In that It <amp out from KMfiUHl terity. The dying words of the presi­ dent rwveal his deeply religious nature moat tapraaalvuly: •‘It-to God •awayHis wlU bafioca.1' e* those who study public questions. Th* Commoner's regular subscrip­ tion price is H-00 peryear. We have arranged with Mr. Bryan whereby wa can furnish hta paper and the Heklad . together for one?year for M.76. Tho regular rubacriptloc prloo ot tbe two papers when subscribed for*separately uptoo. ' while, it may be Interpolated. If one bat Dot the disposition, to cult Irate Ita cotta terfelt presentment In tbo “cxpresilot of smiling repose." wblcb. a celebrated French beauty declared, take* awaj When canolas fruit by tbc ordinary method, fill /he Jara to overflowing, then run tbe handle of tbe atlrer spoon down the aide. Inside tbe Jara and on able to make public speechee that turn the heart* of simpletons. idry will assign to Mr. McKinley his io the temple 6f fame and put «« estimate upon his achievement*, fhe'her his pollcio* hav* been wise West’Indies are to come in just yot awhile. True, things look promising but they have looked that way ao often In the past In this particular case that there is reason to fear that they are do- Monet is piling np in the treasury at a great rate and would do so even if congress had repealed all tbe war texes. What it would do if wo should return to economical expendI turoa, is tncalcn table. i dictum of history. The highest M which wa have soon paid him, It u worth mentioning that the only •• of ita undoubted troth, wa* that member of Cocgres* who said anything Mident Angell of th* University unpleasant about McKinley's Injury was a republican and not ia Democrat. Mr. Wallington, of Maryland, ao please’ «• American life Implies, with homo and social relations, its d democratic spirit, its devopubllo Imereti* and duties, its sties and fair play, Ils palrlo- possible. Pip a doth In hot water and fold and place tbe Jan on tbla. Do not disturb until cold; then try tbe lids and ■crew down If they appear a little laaa car* la taken to tighten them It may cause tbe fruit to spoil Do not •et your Jars in a draft after Oiling right* and keep* out New Mexico, with six times the population, Intelligence and wealthy For this the Republican* are responsible. WESTERN Republicans are not quite so fast bound to tha trait* as are tbo eaatera one*. In their Independence apd assistance Uaa tha hope of th* Democrat* to amabd the tariff. For tbe auppreeslon of tb« spasmodic cough that often *rixr* one st the most Inopportune time, refusing to yield io eougb drops or will power, try this new remedy: Poor a few drop* of oil of peppermint on a btt of cotton and put In * atnall earthen Jar or glass bot­ tle. covering tightly. Carry tn yom pocket. When you fod the eougtilnt fit comiug on. Inhale th* peppermint bolding close to th* nostril*. Corel closely again, ibat It may not evapo. Half cupful of vinegar, two tab!*, spoonful* of sugar, one tablespoonfui of salt, on* teaspoonful of mustard, a pinch of cayenne pepper, one cupful of Tho Michigan M. E. conference just held at Muskegon ea* mad* the follow, ing appointment*, which are of »peoi£l Internal in Barry county: Grand Rapid* District:—Bowne, R. D. Freeman; Freeport, J. H. Bennitt: Second St., Grand Rapid*, Tho*. Cox; Hsaaiog*, G*o. Bullen; Harting* Cir­ cuit, A. B. Johnton; Lake Odo***, J. H. WBoox; Middleville, W A. Fortner; South Lowell, Cha*. Otten; Wayland, J. £. Messner. I-antinir District:—Alma, J. R. Wootin; Emerson, C. W. Jones; Nashville, Albert Smith;-Woodland, A. W. Sim­ mon*; A. K. fjtcwsrt, mtaalouary to Burlington, C. A. Palmallsr. Niles District:—Benton Harbor, W. LCogahall. Kalamasoo District:—Banfield, T. H. Leainon; Delton, G. R. McDowell; Kal­ amazoo, First, W. M. Puffer; Prairie­ ville, J. a Peatllng. Big Rapids District:—Cadillac Cir­ cuit, W. D. Rowland; Paris, F. A. Van BUY YOUR Machines If it’s an odd shade to match ah evening or street dress, the chances are that you can get iihtre. ' Ottr new PAL V DR ESS GOOD^ are arriving daily. J. S. Goodyear Co., drygoods. C. W. Clarke & Co., groceries. Woolley & Bronson, shots. , Fred L. Heath, drugs. \ '•*, Chidester & Burton, clothing. M. W. Hicks, flour and feed. Renkes & Walldorf!, furniture. . J. P. Renkes, bakery. F. R. Pancoast, jewelry. Barnaby & Herrick, restaurant, y Only a few days more in which you can buy goods at the big reduction we are offering before we move. A few more bolts of that elegant sheef One-half cupful of floor, one cupful of cornmeal (yelkiwi. one rounded te btespocnfnl of •agar, onofodf fate spoonful of salt and two level tea spoonful* of baking powder. Mix thor ongbly. Hare ready one tablespoonfu. of melted butter and one egg. weC Horn parties will aoou send out or. dec* In the nut campaign to swat the eapfnl of milk, tbe egg and buttar and trust*—but th* Republicans will con­ beat all anti I weU mixed. Turn tntq s fine their effort* to swatting th.cn with will gvM**d shallow pan and bakt ■bent SO minutes. Cm Into aquam Pny-urn thro* down Little Neck* In th* abrii. wash them wril In cold wa­ ter. put tbcin in ■ Mncwpan. n>«a with a quart of hot wafer, boll IS mln All millinery goods at a big reduction. W. E. MERRITT & CO; NEW GROCERY ® j* ® $ ® Having formed a co-partnership for purpose of conducting a grocery and bakery business, we invite the people of Hastings and vicinity to give us a call at tfie Renkes' bakery buildWe carry a complete line of bakers’ goods. Fresh baling daily. our department we have a new and up-to-date stock, and our prices will be right. BENKES GRAVEN of T. Phillips. Renkes & Walldorff milk u><! butter. Beat up th* yolk* ot the <«» tog*tb*r with Um mustard, ■alt. sugar and pepper and add to the Talk about tyranny! What tyranny i all these qualities that dtalatuago Amsrioan citizen is worse than that otoue mon who re­ egar separately and add little st a time them in on* man as the Ur- fuses to let the millions of other. In to the mixture, adding wbKes of eggs this country *sl«ct the man of ih*lr Mat of ail When done. It Will ta choice to rule.tham. Cznuiosz may thank hta lucky »tar« that wo are not proceeding on anar­ chic^ principles tn this conn try. If we had been, h* would hat* t<e«n tom •150 CROWN for quality and A few chamber sets that must be solt some price. . EL L* f >’ Wa* William McKinley a great loan and If so in what did bl* greatness conidstf Thea* are questions which per­ haps ought not to be pressed at the prew­ ant time While funeral enloglea are being spoken all over this land and the national heart Is touched with sorrow rstpdlovs and sympathy for ibefwealdent whom it ha* honored, it may not be fit­ ting to bring the odd methods of the historian and reviewer to bear upon hta. It is better no doubt to yield to in famous brands that stand Marshall Craig Crawley, aged two year*and nine months died of scarlet fever at the homo of bls parent*George W. and Florence M. Crawley, of Bowl­ ing Groan, Ohio. He was the only son. Doctors and nurses did all they could to UUJe one of hta suffering and took hta treasure home. Ho w** beloved by all who knew hta, and the grief stricken parent* have the sympathy of their many friends khd neighbor*. The fu­ neral service* were conducted by Rev. Mr- Wright, pastor of the M. E. church. Mrs. John Crawley and Mrs. Boyd Craig, of Baitings, and Mrs. Cora MoCormtok, of Toledo, attended the fu- log! With an average Democratic vote ot 1'8,000 against only about 30,­ 000 Republican*, she Is always so ger­ rymandered that the former party haaa fighting chance in only two congroa- tbe people such genuine patriotism that hereafter every American president shall be absolutely safe from assault and insult and that never again shall this of non government there. They would great republic be disgraced and bumll- probably, find their experience a strik­ lated by tbe assaaalnation of Its prewi- ing illustration of the evils they are so anxious to bring about. Jr If such a happy result is attained b through the tragic fate of President Mo■ Kinley, the sacrifice will not be In vain, and hereafter the nation may console still be able to creep Into till* country Itself for It* less by the dying memage despite law* to keep them uul Per­ | of ita idolised president- •■Ill* God’s haps! But even so, they win not be ■ta months from date of ths first issue a cl rculatlou at 10S,000 ooplsn, • reoort probably never equaled la tbe history of American periodical literature. The unparalleled growth of thia paper de­ monstrates that there la room in tbe newspaper field for a national paper de­ voted to the discussion of political, eoonotnio, and •octal problem*. To the columns of The Commou*r Mr. Bryan contribute* his best effort*, and his review of poll Oca1 event* as they arise CARPETS, Needles 20c per dozen for all machines. Oil that will make,* your machine runus easy for 6c each, large bottles, or 5 for 25c. Sewing machines from $13 to $40. LINOLEUMS For tbe fall trade that they have ever shown, and some­ thing new in the line of ART GOODS for the floor. Ask to see it. Be aure and get their prices on all kinds of furniture liefore buying u« they will not be undersold for the kind of goods. �WANT second al school book, XS are wt .K Vhen in doubt use ith'sPine and Cherit cures coughs u* ere others,fail. SVe give tickets on Organ Contest. Phone 81. Parcels delivered. F/G. Beamer A Co. hav n sold oat thslr confectionery and tobacco store to ChMforClaler of Middleville. Tben*w owner moved his goods over from Mid­ dleville yesterday ar.d has takes pos­ session of th# star*. He will Uvein the the city about Oct 1st. E.Y. HOGt.lt. , Th# Town Line Ladl*s' Aid Society Will meet at the heme of Mr*. Lewis Barber on Tuesday, Sept. 24,. for taa. All bats off to tbe now president. C. H. Osborn's hats i off for iwodays, Fri­ day and Saturday,Sept. 27th and 38th. My guarantee stands behind every article I sell, and my reputation is well known. Joins BnsMBK, the Jeweler. The U. B. L. A. 6. will serve dinner st the county farm Thursday. Sept. 2S. A cord fol Invitation Is extended to all. Mrs. John Evans, who hss been virtu Ing at D. R. McElwainX returned yes­ terday morning to her home In Lans- Fred L. Heath, The Druggist Colorado homo on Saturday expecting to return via Jauesrillq, Wte. Mr*. Clark 1* highly esteemed by all who know her, and her two week*' visit, •cetnod too. abort to satisfy her many friend* Id Hatting*. J. L. R#«d 1* building an addition to hl* building on north Jeff croon street, doubling its site, He will at up th# acoond story for a dancing room/mak. ing a floor space 48 by W feet and form­ log a very convenient hall for dancing purposes. The roof nt the old part will On receipt of the news Saturday morning that President McKinley waa dead, steps were at once taken to ex­ ' press tbc grief of this city over the na­ tions low. Flags were placed at half­ mast, tho soldiers* monument, the court house and city hall were dressed In mourning and nearly all business places were quickly draped in mourn- other important business change this week. E. Y. Hogle, who has been In business tn this city for thirty-one years | has decided to remove to Saginaw where' be will conduct a largo depart- . Mr*. Clement Smith went u> Char­ lotte thl* morning. . t -lLA. Walldorff wa* tn Logan Sat- The university open* next week and cur young people who aro student* In ;*rd4yand Sunday. that institution are preparing to re ■ George Waddle uf Kalamawo wa* in turn to Ann Arbor. tha city yesterday. Avoid disease by having your feath­ A. A- Davis, of Vermontville, I* er bods and pillow* cleaned by our r Mr*. Mudge. , Thursday, to Mr. and Mra. Al. Phone IflO. J. L. MaUS. r, a daughter. A. D. Maynard, the drayman, has Mr*. Wm. Kllpfer 1* visiting her just purchased a Davis self-lifting piano truck for handling pianos and ergans parent*! Mrs. Ball# Jackson, of lake Odessa^ easily and expeditiously. I New furniture at clearing sale prices McCoy's. Get first choice. A haven for furniture buyers tn Mo‘ Coy !* clearing sal a Buy now. , Tailor made clothing cheap st C? H. Osborn's, Saturday, Sept. 28th. ’ Mrs. J. P. Roberta Is the guest of Mrs. H. E. Hoyt in Kalsmatoo. Mrs. David Austin, ot Elsie, Is visit­ Ing her sister, Mr*. £. Y. HOgle. '' Mtes Nora Matthews, of Grand Rap­ id*, was in the city over Bunday. Born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Wm. ? Beam, an eight pound daughter. A., E. Kenasfon will build two more Mr*. Cha*. M TutUe, of Hanlontown, Iowa, I* vliiting'MraW. H. Olney". ‘•Closod for repair*" I* the way * mrd read* on tbo American house door. • Don't overlook your duo-bill*. Trade them out before October. E- Y. Hoout Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ander­ ton tert Friday afternoon, a daughter. MIm Edith Weaver spent part of last week with relatives in Katemaxoo. Fred Wood, of Charlotte, spent Sat­ urday and Sunday with relatives In the ns I AM to move from my pn it location JI to Saginaw, Oct 1st, I shall f i few days make great concessions in prices. much easier to move than merchandise. Here the question of economy rises for you as well as me. It is mutual. You should have my mer­ chandise; I would like your money. I will make prices that will tempt you to part with your cash. Our new location being so far removed from this vicinity it will necessarily be the last opportunity I will ever have to wait upon you. Come and bring all your due-bills; I would -like to cancel them. your friend. if 4,4, 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4*4* 4* 4* 4* 4*4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* W Tbo death of President McKinley *m fittingly noticed by our churches last Bunday. At Emmanuel church the altar, chancel rail, reading desk and pulpit werodraped In black, while pure A. Brown, delivered a touching and beautiful eulogy on Mr. MoKlnley. At tha Presbyterian church Rev. H. H. VanAukca delivered an eloquent »arroon on the dead president to a very large audience. Mra. George Hinchman started for Mayor Renkes has issued a proclama­ the Pan-American Monday, going tion asking and recommending that all with her father and mother, Mr. and store*, factories and place* of business Mrs. Mosher, of Benfield. ot all kind* and also tho school* of the city ba closed from 10 o'clock until four and that at the hour of the president^ funeral, two o'clock, each aod every person of the city and vicinity, thsG. A. R. and W- R- C. and aU civic socletle* attend a public meeting In the all departments ot tho city schools thia morning at nine o'clock. after which court house square (weather permit­ ting, and If not, suitable room will be tbo eobools will aloes for the day. procured) and that all the bells of the Scott Roger*, of Spokane, Wash., is city be tolled from IdX) to £00 p. m. visiting bi* brother, D. W. Rogers, and Look around and you will not find other relative*. R ha* • bean eight very many couples who have been mar­ years since Mr. Roger* wm here. ( Mr*. W. C. Kelly arrivsd home from ried fifty year*, but Mr. and Mr*. Milo her visit in New York stalo Saturday L. Williams now. enjoy thatdlAlnctton. night, having met her hueband in Sept. Il, 18S1, they were married in tbe state of Ohio and almost immediately Cleveland and returning with him. moved to Michigan, Bottling on a form The society of Emmanuel parish will be entertained Th'nnrfay, 8*pc. 26, by In Baltimore where they resided about twenty-eight year*. Then they moved Mr*. Mary T. Goodyear and the ladle* to this cUy where they hive *If»cn made associated with her. Supper from 5 to 7. their home. Eleven children hav# been Tbe next regular meeting of Hast­ born to them, of whom six are living. ing* Chapter No. 7 O. E. &, will be Had it not bean for the poor health of held Tua-lay evening, September 24. Mr*. Williams and other unavoidable Tho doclion will bo held on that ov*u- circumstance* the golden anniversary of this estimable couple would hare । Mime* Ironside & Michael oor- been appropriately observed. Tbe dially invlto you to call and examine Hebald join* lh*lr many friend* in fall Una of baby bonnets that ha# wishing them many more year* ot unit­ ed comfort and happlneo. Agent for Hastings. Clothing for Children Miss Maria F Portland. Mr. Frat itoootnpsulcd to Portland. The •lup-to-date"-ne»* or our line of Children’* Clothing I* very apparent when compared with other lines. The goes to pros* one day ahead of time on account of the funeral of President McKinley to-day. In or­ der to do this we have been obliged, to omit or abridge some Rem*. Rev. Father You nan will give a talk upon India before tho Hasting* Wo­ men's Club Friday afternoon, Sept. 20, at » o'clock at tbo J’arith house. The public are Invited to be present. Headmaster John Milter went to Charlotte Tumday and. laid out tho ground tor a new passenger station which the Michigan Central are about ‘ NEW FURNITURE McCOY'S. Our Double-Breasted Vestee Suits at $4.00, $5.00 and $5.50 are very swell • _ / The Single-Breasted Vestee Suits at $1.50 to $4.50 are also very handsome . ‘ ■ Suits with Vests, 10 to 16 years, $3.50 to $7.00 Double-Breasted Suits without Vests, $1.50 to $7.00 New Madras Cloth Shirts, for boys, woven patterns, best value we ever had, for 50c, worth $1.00 Boys' Ties, 25c, an elegant new line Boys’ Sweaters, 50c to $1.50, gray, blue, red or brown ESTER & BURTON �Irofld Palms Head, Side uoBacL dtar mat iWtwre with poiA ta CM bead. tha meeting. ■ Jt WS* hoped by them that the salaried ratxvtltut* would b* unprepared tor taking the place Of. hla principal before this great gathering sod wou!$! tn bl* erebarraasment and unpreparedneas leave * bud impression on the voter*. The plotters therefore and seise him just as be wa* entering tbo ball by a private entrance. Two dosen picked policemen were tb be on guard near tho entrance, each of whom was to be a sympathiser with the con­ spirators and secretly act In conjunc- Tbe candidate good humorcdly aft quiesced to tbe proposal and the stran­ ger actually ahowAl himself upon ttm rear platform to the little group wait- DISEASE STAND BACK I perfected. and It seemed reasonably certain that the alriuctlon could be «pcressfully accomplished. With a substi­ tute available tbo manager* would certalnly Ils re tbe tnaaa meeting proceed with an oddrea* by tbe spurious candi­ date rather than endanger tbe chance* of tbe real candidate's election by mak- rovn viair to thf PAN AHERICAN EXPOSITION WUL NOT BE COMPLETE UNLESS YOU ART ABU TO SAY YOU HAVE BEEN A CUES TAT Dr. Donald McDonald, STATLEHSHOTEL BUffilO tbc fact that such stories originated and gained currency Illustrates bow high public feeling ran and into what depths ot credulity its prejudices nl- RIDER AGENTS WANTED Hastings, at Hastings House, ha each town to ride and exhibit n sample tgor model bicycle of our manufacture. YOU CUM HAKE *10 TO •SO A WEEK besides having a wheel to rid* for youmail. sponse was that tbe naeumpttoo upon Which It rested was abeolotely bssrJeaa—a fabrication pure and simple. brcMLSrbt tbe conspirator* tbe new*. He also dlrulgriltbo plans tbo enemy bad prepared for outwttUng the conspira­ tor*. It <ii to be a case of footing tbc 1901 Modal* K&SIO to $18 ’OOI*89Mod*ls^$7fe$12 aubetituu could well ba spared, and tha plan ot th* enemy, aa revealed by th* traitor, war to have tbo spurious cnndl- 1(0 DAYS FREE TRIAL. *o risi in ordering from us, a* you do not need to pay ■ e^rf l# fltR anlt both of tbe leading candidate*. rumors which, when traced to their *ourte». It la pleasant to be able to record were found to l<- wholly without foundation la truth. Bat the rumor* served to ox- «xc5*n^ IjJ a UcjUc. WHU today for free cslsforu they wtfnld capture and carry away. Tide news brought consternation to tbe conspirn tors at first, but after tbe first momenta fit discomfiture and bevrfldennent tbe leader e relate etj: "Why. *11 the better then! We will let them see that we can change our plain & quickly a* they can their*. W* will them continue to think we are to do •a already planned, but la. reality wo 1 hall. an(t w* wllf capture tbe candlthe rosulta oed." ; ' "Ha, hashouted the other conapir•tore and proceeded to rearrange their plans accordingly. j That evening, with limelights bring­ ing hla feature* into strong relief, there rod* tn an open carriage at tbe bred of a proceeslon through double rows t,£ Cheering and shouting apootglora 'i •mlllng and listless man who strongly rreembled -the presidential cahdldate. He bowed and bowed, and few besides ttioso In th* secret dreamed that bo J. L. MEAD CYCLE CO. Ching*. carriage. Tho 8te In will closed be tbe eaiue^oa first plan- Mich. rlod him up to'a triumphant victory or down to on Inglorious defeat. Id tbe bent ot political campaigns tbe most Improbable ulcs will find <yr denoe. and there ware found among the duller class of Intellects many awn who swiftly away through the more daarrtad street* Toward tbe hall whore tbo meeting waa tn be held. When about half the distance bad been covered, a band of borectnen suddenly dashed n hour or ao later, when tha great I wa* echoing mid re-echoing to th* (Ing tone* of tbp |irs*<«h>ntlal candl- THE GREAT 'TONIC LAXATIVE V If you hav* sour stomach, indlgwtion. MHousoaas, constipation, bad breath. dUxioea*. Inactive liver, heartbum. kidney troubles, backache, loss of appetite, Insomnia, lack of energy. bod blood, blotched or muddy akin, or any symptom* and disorder* which te'.l th* story of bad bowtie and an impaired digwtive system, Loxakoto Will Coro « It will cUan out th* bowels, stimulate th* llvsr and kidney*, strengthen, tha mucous membranes of the stomach, purify your blood and put you ••on your feet" again. Your appetite wUl return, your bowsU move regu­ larly, your liver and kidney* eeaio to trouble you. your akin will dear end beahan and you wfll feel tha Old time energy and buoyancy. , ��-^ureaod underletthey purcbaeed of J. here laat Thursday io counsel with Dr. —— ww* over to look afterhb Sheffield on Ute case of Mrs. Austin Huffman, the wife of the doctors bro- farm at Believus a ooopis of day. thb wife are to occupy tha parsonage this ‘ Un. Huffman b .dll Mrfously HI but Un. F. A. Blackman mad* a buatnaa. ’“Mr and Mrs. Haight were i n Middle­ •‘'OT'S^u wife were In east ville, Friday. Sooted our neighbors think Pralrie- Maple Grore wgiUi relative* laat Hun­ ville the place to lake our produce d Mr and Mra. Royal Bryant living Aeyway they are paying a good prion about three miles north of here, bur­ Rev. Clack will .pend the week with 'led their Infant child last Tuerfay. his mother at Wayland and look alter Will Sheffield and wife were among relatives here. Snndaytbolnterosiof til* farm. Gso. Sheffield and wife attended the Saturday from Buffalo, where they were 4". P. SpringSr la the you ms nr of a attending the Pan-American. ’ funeral of his unela. A. L. Clark and wife visited friends Mr*. Wml Clark, who h»« been very at Battle Creek last Monday and TuceJonCbnnay t* borne M thin writing III. I. ooavalereiug. Mr. Phillips and wife returned last aad Ma father is working with a tbresbJ. G. Cutler and W. H. Chaws made week from tbe Pan American. storm Sunday and Monday. I The Sunday echno] picnic held al •fiP* Kalamaxoo, Tuesday----- '-{bands. 1Clear lake Saturday waa enjoyed by all. Fred Clemence and wife have been kve naw neigh• pending a few day. among friends In Carleton, i ssSuS piton. ___ . Wanting High! and Day. Melt a tablanwoaful of better in a frying P«n and add eotue dried beef tbippsd Into small pisers when the bat­ ter |> hot Beat up one egg and mix It wvll with a «eant teacup fol of milk. Beaaea it with pepper and pour over tbs beef la tba pan. When a thin cue- THRESHERS AND SAW Mill MEN A Cut cold boiled ham in uniform .Ucea a trifle thicker than If to be semd cold. Season them highly with cayenne and mushroom catchup and broil one minute on each aide, juat enough to warm through. and sen. immediately. ' NOW is the time to have your outfits repaired, ,nd wc are the people who can give ypu the best prices <n> all kinds of repair work. ’ - Tbe busiest and mightiest Uulathing that ever was made la Dr. King's New Before having anything done give its a call. If ■ Meet p*a be heated tn gas or tamp dame and dipped In eold. water. It becomes as good aa new. EARLY & BURNS, Phone 47 < lo be gradually Christie MoQui working «... Smith .peat Sunday at A. McIntyre', in Baltimore. Mr. and lira. John ihatts spent part of last week at Dude Kenyon', in Dowl'"Uu, Bernard dhullx has been I quite sick tho nasi week, bronchial tubes affected and pneumonia. Mr. Y artsy, of Coats Grove, camo down hero laat Friday and purchased a big work team of 8. Nash for l-W Mias Eva Evway .pent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. Whltemore’s people MDftanMr*. Breaee and daughter of Delton, after a vbil among friendsh.ro, took tba train for het* home tn Prairieville, HlriDS CORNERS. Pomeroy Bunnell of Fort Payne. Al­ abama, vltlted lib sister, Mia. J. 8. Hinds, last week. Mra. Mary Brwiee and daughter, Ceoll, of Prairieville, have been visit­ ing friends In this place. James Nary b.ick. Mbso. Safiio Brown and Gladys Gar­ rison are .pending a few day. with friends la Otsego. ffn. Anna Bunnell vblted In thb vicinity last waste Ire Newton of Nashville, .pent SunAty al home. Rsv Sink preached hb farewell rermon last Sunday and left for confer­ ence Monday. No preaching for tan Aaron Bunnell .pout Sunday In Ma­ ple Grove. Lody Yechley and wife vblted Mra. Sarah Kline one last wwk. Rev. Sack McClain vblted kb Mn James, Thuraday, on hb way heme Mosdaracs J. S. Hinds. Clara Brown M—------ . B«Ma of Rutland . Boilers Refined, Cylinders Rebored, Nil Boilers pitched, Smoke Stocks Made, ’ 1' • _/ ■ Engines Repaired, AB Kinds of Casting Done. the village. Chas. Baker the south mall carrier has bought free Brunney’s house and aa soon aa the deed b recorded will be­ gin an extensive repairing, prepara­ tory to moving lo. Irre Brunner went to Battle Creek Munday to makt> out the paper* for the purchasing of the hociae owned by Lou Bresee, and formerly occupied by Dr. Fay and family. Mon Pickle came after hb family Saturday and they all returned to their home at Olivet on Sunday. John Kipp was taken very suddenly ill laat Saturday but at laat reports waa making a good recovery. Mr*. Frank Sheffield and daughter. Mrs. Andy Adami, vblted Battle Creek last Thuraday. George Bobon’S lafaat soo died quite suddenly Monday toorulng. Henry Wlckwlre and daughter* re­ turned from their eastern trip last Monday. Mr*. Mary King and daughter, Mr*. Frank Doty, have returned from their vi.it at Lan.lng. Elder Leamon Is entertaining Ma COATS DROVE. Soma one made a dastardly attempt Miiaon James Bragdon's stock by ng them pari. green and salt mixed. One oow died and two hones were vsry .lek. Electrocution Is loo good for such a person. Clyde Brown, eon of Ed Brown of Carlton, took tbe train here Monday tor Lansing, where be will attend tho Mlohigan Agricultural College. Onr school opened Monday with Mr Gaskill of Woodland as teacher, Mr*. Chafe* la quite sick with phlegmonou. erysipelas. “ B. F. Wolfe U contemplating taking a trip before long to his old bomaln Ohio. Tbe Carlton Center doctor ba. gone away to ret married and Dr. May. 1. do­ ing double work this week. Gary Raker of Grand Rapids spent Sunday in thia place. PRAIRIEVILLE. Rexford Rlchardeon of ths town Hue. who la clerking for C, F. Water* of All our school teacher* have osmGrand Rapids, fi going to resign hU meneed their schools. position and go to Ann Arbor, where , Th®" *!• Preaching service at ha will take a oourae tn Mvfl eagtneer- the M. E. ohureh fest So aday morning as Rev. J. B. Pentling waa attending *' Adjoining Beottey A RMcr'i Pinning MIN. Bardware IL C. Smi th,was at Ctevelaod. Mon­ day, auending the national encamp­ ment. Fred Hinkley and wife called on friends at Carlisle, Sunday. Henry Whitcomb baa been quite sick but la now on tbo gain. If reporta are true th ore will be a ness Friday. Evorn Forrest has gone lo Colorado to live. Clyde Casel has gone to Grand Rap­ toe to work at the molding trade. William Leamon sold sixty tons at hay at the price, .lx dollar* and a half a too. Hasting, parties were through here Monday buying apples aud pay lag a good price. Mrs. John Mmmer called at George Shaffer'. SaturdayC. W. Shaffer was the Ural to aow wheat In this neetton. Elmer Hart ha. moved to Nashville to take care afhh father and mother. C. W. Shaffer, our overaeer of thl. dblrict, has greatly improved our high­ way by cutting the brush and burning them. C. W. Shaffer came very near bleed­ ing to death last week, caosed by hav­ ing a tooth pulled. Peter Klncy and wife called on Mes­ mer'., Sunday. John Kohr is bettor al this writing. Corn tiers I. allontofthowgyoria - OUR NEW LINE OF Heating Stoves, Cast Cook Stoves Oar new line of tingle and doable barrel shot guns, hunting coats, ammunition, loaded shells, black and smokeless powder we now have in stock. R. I. HENDERSHOTT West End Hardware. .£*«***•*! A Shocking Calamity •Lately befell a railroad laborer," Si,,’. AralcSOeraiwlhlr, U'. Michigan Central Lire Stock Yards, ■troll, BepCambur10. The demand for lira cattle is active this wook; receipts have been liberal of late. Tbe fol­ lowing price* arc being paid at the T. R.Pancoast, JEWELRY. RICH CUT GLASS »«, FINE CHINA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. . Defective Evwiabt. ......An Up-to-Date Stock and Reasonable Prices. Corrected by Properly Fitted Lenses. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-09-26.pdf ac83ef267a9e4c3863c9dd7475fcd5c0 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26. 1901. | i '‘ : Are showing the largest line of | —CARPETS,— 1 MATTINGS and | LINOLEUMS W For trade Uut they have ever shown, and sonieWtht|« new !n thfe line AKT GOODS for the floor. .Ask M to see it Be aflre and get their prices on all kinds of H fnnxiture before buying as they will not be undersold for 9 the kind ot good*. S Renkes G Walldorff, j'p UMertakera and Embalmer*. NEW GROCERY । ' ( I Having formed a co-partnership for © the purpose of conducting a grocery and bakery business, we invite the ■7people of Hastings and vicinity to give us a call at the Rcnkes’ bakery build­ w ing. We carry a complete line of S bakers’ goods. Fresh baking daily. In our grocery department we have a new and up-to-d stock, and our prices will be right GOOD0 DELIVERED OOMDUOTKD BY THZ PUPILS. An editorial committee Of four will be appointed each mouth by th* principal. Thl* oommllte* will do all the work of editing the department, writing and correcting copy and re* di ng proofs. The *«nUmenta expreassd and the man­ ner of presenting them are tbo*8 of the committee and their follow pupils, not of the *ditor. The proofs gill be read by the cosninlue* and accepted by th* 1stinsMcKlnlay wa* a true. booMi man, pure <H morals, generous minded, con­ scientious and n'llgiuu*. having given his band ui the church and bi* heart l<i Gud at the early age of fourteen. Judge Smith* remark* upon the lore of our lamented president for the love­ ly woman, from whom the foul hand of tne aasasalu took one of the most faith­ ful end tender of husbands, were meet touching Many ««f the best thoughts of the pres­ ident from speeches U> educational In­ stitution* were touched upon, in bla willingness to speak to so many Institu­ tions. McKinley'* breadth of enarlty is noted. Hl* words of advice to students are full o< wisdom. Lastly the subject of anarchy wa* spoken of, which can be overoome only by th* band of the law. The remarks were well given and touched the hesru of every student The Rev. Father Younan gare a most pleasing and instrtctlve ad dree* to the students of the "high acbool and the eighth grade, Monday morning. He flr»t gave bls greeting, then tola how the native* of India greeted one another. Having spent forty years In India, be was able io tell some of the most inter­ esting things. He first mentioned the PHONE RENKES $ GRAVEN Bia Last Call! Only a few days more in which you can .£qy goods at the big reduction we are offering before we move. • A few more bolts of that elegant sheeting at c. a yard. . . A few chamber sets that must be sold at seme price. All millinery goods at a big reduction. W. E. MERRITT & CO. Sunday In Woodland. the organ contest I contest. They wl en ergetlrelly*now. I.MP«ES3IVH SERVICES THU RSDAV AFTERNOON. BtoqUent Tribute to William McKtn- last week, aa holding life oertlfiretea In teaching from thoYtato normal. Mrs. Janie* Troxel, Mr*. A. D. Nisfor this dep*rtm* tn should ba submitted kern. Mr. J. C. Ketcham. the Mimes Olive Lathrop and Gertrude Smith and the Rev. Johnson were al the school The silence that settled down upon this bustling Util* city, almon oppraarive In Edith Lombard, Clxsa of HKKL Its intanalty. wa* only broken by the Margery Enable*. Class of 1903. tolling of bell* and ths solemn strain* It la estimated that dOO pupil* took Elmer Cheney, Class of 1902. Arthur Andrus, Class of 1903. Ing oonaignod to earth and the whble Roy A tidnis, ’Mi, Rex Richardson. MO, nation.was bowed in grief and lamen­ Homer Washburn, "Mt end •Clinton tation. Th* acene which was being t.— ^eoouotorLahr, '00, called upon the high school : In all this broad Thursday morning. 1* this last which fixes our grade In so­ ciety, and eventually our actual condi­ In accordance with I ho proclamsUon Schoo) Literary Society organized with tion In this life, and the color of our of the mayor and the arrangement* of fate hereafter. All the professor* and the soldier* and cltlxena' oommlitee, a the teacher* In th* world would not your own cooperauon: and If such you are detsnntnod to bd, the want of thom will not prevail." JOHN RaNdou*H. It seems st> though no bcttei a tribute Could have Izecn mid to cur late presi­ dent, than wa* given br Judget- leur*nt Smith to the students of the high wtuxil on Thursday morning. Re remarked about bls bravery In the battlefield, bls distinction In th* your I repaired, e yoa the b« S church there until ten yoars ago when ha retired 'fepen petit* *rk- Mr*. Mary T. Goodyuar recently received a copy of the Saratoga Suu containing a sketch of this aged clergyman and aa utAOyofthe Hkbai.o reader* wlU Im tnusre*ted tn it we reproduce part of it, m/qUdwk. . " \ — . £, . biems of mourning, followed by the debate on the subject, "Resolved that Woman'* Relief Corp*. Then camo Europe would have been belter off had the children of the public schools. 000 In number Next In lino were the the ground that they were tic* a Gener­ Knights of l*ytltlaa, the Odd Fellows. al Ifixtory class. They fall to real!io that the Uailed -Scale* History cl*** was .' the commaaa coramadd of ot jJ 1* L Heed Reed not aa American Ulster} clam. I The Hoe of march was from the cornLast Monday noon a letter from1 j er of State and Jefferaon to Michigan. 1 countermarch to the x>ldlcr»' menuthe high school lie wasa student who meet and around the court bouse lost his right *nu last Thanksgiving square. ending In fror-t of th.’ north Hr Is now st Ft- Harrancss. FIs., about entrance of the court house where the eight mil ss from I’eowola On re­ ceipt of official nows at the fort of the trance of the building and seat* had at half mast, and gun* fired all day: been arranged In front of II on th* thirteen ai daylight, one gun every half lawn. Above the platform the front hour during the day and at sun set of the building wa* tastily dniped In forty-five gun*. the natloual color* and black, with a A week ago Friday wa* announced as large picture of President McKinley lu the day lor the boys to bring their col­ the center, flanked os either tide by lection for the piano fund. Two young those of our other martyred president*. men, haring deposited their pennies Lincoln and Garfield The decorating started to march around the ram: to was done by J. T Lombard and C. ’»*» their scat*, when they were asked to Mixer, the committee appointed tor continue for the next fifteen minute*. that purpose The exercise* were pre­ sided over by Mayor Renkea who the butpor of the situation. passed thsir opened the program with a lew appro­ priate remark* on the sad occasion which had culled th* people together. Music by the band was followed by cent* In the bank, placed in the front the Invrnatlon by Rev. George Buller. of the room for that purpose. It the The Hastings Mylo Quartet then aaiig Interest of the boy* in walking lucres* “Nearer, 3!y God to Thee. Mr*. Mc­ ex. there lx no reason why they should Coy playing the accoinpanluieut. The Hou. Philip T. Colgrove then hot win at Albion in the next aihletldelivered a eulogy on McKfcloy full cl feeling and eloquence We regret that added 11 .85 to the piano fund we can not reproduce Mr. Colgrove's nun U BRAKY splendid eulogy In full, but a few words must sufl'.ce A well equipped public library Is one "Well may th* millions weep today of the flnm advantages a dlr can pro­ for the sweetest character in American vide for It* cUlxeos and school children. life. How little did we dream as Mc­ Kinley was sending the message of love and good will to thu nation* of the od tn intellectual advancement. aarth at lb* l*an- American Exposition Our city has a public and school lib­ that the Angel of Death with the gold­ rary Of between fifteen hundred and en key* to oj>en the palace of eternity, two thousand volumes, and costing the walk*d so close beside him. Hl* wools city some thousands of dollars. It la still ring In our vans, ‘Expositions are probably aa well supplied generally a* the time-keeper* of prog re**; they re­ that of any place of the size in the state. cord the world's adraocetuenu' What Between one and tVo hundred itooks an appeal was his last public address to are withdrawn weekly for reading, aside hl* ccKlutry-men tor a cliMor touch and from tba constant use of reference books abetter understanding with the nations which are retained In the building. of the earth " It contain* a complete filo of govern­ "To strike down the foremost cltlxen ment publications for many years, which, though not of general Interest, lion, is bad enough, but to aim a blow have many times proven very valuable at our form of government, baptised by io cl titans of the place. The books on the blood of martyr* and sanctified br history, travel and biography, are all the live* of count lea* soldiers and sail­ one could wish in a library of the site. ors deed, Is beyond our comprehension. 11-- A, The blood of our civilitaUon mingled with that of our dead preaident on that win, Spencer, Huxley, Agassis, Tyndall forever memorable day. His wounds and many ocher*. The works of poetry have ceased to bleed, the Angels of sod fiction embrace the complete work* God's mercy staunched ibdr flow, but our boasted civilisation of the twentl- different language are spoken and In their religion* they follow Buddha, MobammeKi. Brahma, and then there are the flru worshiper* and the Chris­ tians. The ornament* worn by the native* are of great numbers and "real jewel* are aeen only In India." There are four caste*J 1) th* prlrana, (2| warriors, (3) merchant*, and (4) the Biidms, who are considered as simply nothing. . How and where do they live? They live under the tree*, and even in the top* of tree*, aomo live In small huts, and In their palacM.ybu are lost in caatern luxury. They use neither knives nor forks, tables nor labl* linen. Th* rlcs is placed on a plate in a regu­ lar little mountain, and about thia are placed th* other foods. Father Yoon so said that if we would excuse the oom­ parison, he would say that when they bad finished their meal, that every mountain was laid low and every valley was filled. * Th* fins character* never drink liquor, only those that are foreigners or thioM of th* lower claaaea. sufficient merit t* parch*** at th* time Thm huspok* of ths climate, rain-fall, of th* establishment of the library. of the beauty and larjrentws of number* The book* of reference, ihntnaln pert of the flower*, of an sorts of animals of which are In case* la the high room, ieelud* such etxrelopaedua aa th* In* ternatlousl end Encyclopaedia Prit*nnica, th* Beacon Light* and numerous other historical works. thc.Rldpsth Library of Unlvereal Literature and three literary work* total needed for wltaesaed aevere electric reference, and in fact all three books of alorma hero, but Ibero the opportunity la gifan to watch the storm from the mount-lM 15,000 feel above the clouds. The lightning Hashes, the thunder peals and the clouds roll like wares of a areal Matus to ba a great lack along of up-to-date literature. No —-U>kl. The beauty of nature 1* enjoyed in India, and there th* almighty God baa given to mao many beautiful thing*. small amount wisely expended In this Father Younan advised every student direction would greatly enhance the value of our library and would be as paying an investment as could be made of the people's money. That something may be done tn this direction is most had th* c>M«tunfty of listening to *o Interesting a talk. Evary worn throughout the dty sclwol* last Thursday otmtaluwl a pic. Farm for Sale at Ad mln 1straA .ta oldest and most reapacted meenbard, but to the aammnhlty at large. Bora In Greenfield, Saratoga owuny, cm Decem­ ber 3, 1812, and graduated with hoaur from Union oolR**, tbariat It* prime, In 1840, Mr. Hoyt felt called upcm to minister to th* spiritual needs ot hl* fellow men, and Immediataly entered Union Theological seminary. Comnlrtiog bls 'studio* there In 1844 hl* deep aarneauta** and rhetoricalpower* ■tlnurtod the attention of the Praabylerlan congregation at Stamford, Udon., who called him a* their pastor. Th* offer was a fl at ic ring one for a young man just commencing his ministerial career, bat the same ucielflah and un­ wavering devotion to hi* Master that marked his whole life led him to re­ fuse the jJeaaant pastorale aud take up instead tno rough and perilous Ufa of a Louie uilh*looary ou the far western frontier The awful “black plague" wiu at that time ravaging the scanty settlers amid che yet unbewu foreat* of Michigan. -So terrible was tbeiroanre that there was * lack of volunteer* to minister to the needs ot the suffering |>euple. There. Mr. Bort felt- was th* proper place for him. Katebllshlng his headquarter* In the little settlement of Hastings, Barry county, Michigan, he soon erected, largely by the work of hl* own hands, a church edifice at that place which is still standing. Here tor ten year* his labor* among the pioneer* and Indians met with fruitful reward. In 1848 h« married Sarah M. Foote .of Johtutown N Y . to whose loving as- AN INTERESTING LECTURE FR. YOUNAN. PAUUST PRIEST, TALKED TO WOMEN'S CLUB. Gate an Instructive and Delightful Nath Father Younan of New York City, who Is giving a mission at Ek Rom's church, lectured last Friday afternoon to the members of the women's club, and a large number of visitors, upon '■India.” Hom in Calcutta, and for many years a resident of India, Father Younan is perfectly familiar with th* Instructive. To give a full re port of all be graphically described, 1* as Impossi­ ble, a* it would be to attempt a pen picture of hl* inimitable manner, voice and gcatnrv He ba* that rare, person­ al insgui'tism, which provoke* the cloeMt attention while he I* speaking. We Americans are *o proud of bar' long chain* of snow capped mountains, our Mississippi, our Inland seas, our foresu and mines, «s need to be r*. tnlnd*d of other lands, where immense mountains tower S»*W feet heavenward, their top* covered with perpetual snow, glistening far above cloud and storm, and the toemlng earth al their fset, rich "with gold and silver and precious stoat*;" at sacred rivtr* and tangltd jungle*. We slug of "India’s Corel titrend". Do we know that her porniUllon la 350 millions of people, ■peaking one hundred and seven language*, dl. anarchy Is banished from our sight and vlded Intofour hiredItary cliases which relegated to the hell from whence It came: aye, until the last tongue la stilled that denounces our president* as wars and oppressors, tools of the rich, dotal class; the Kahatrya* or military and am * the claaaee against the class- the Sudras or merchant class and inaeoee: mil) the last hand withers, that through the preee Inflames the vroak to ecu of violence and kindle* a rank and of the same profession or oc­ hatred for the freest government that cupation. The religion of India is also God has ever blessed. The subtle and divided Into four aorta, Hlndo, Moham­ medan, Buf-’ lust boar family may rhlch has devotees hl* Thanks isolating Sulieclsm, it is with a feeling of his infinite love for his home, his loved one*, hU country Moafl. ,< ...... - - -v. — and mankind, even for the man who The manner of living, eating, drink.LI- ,rs. v~__ kl. i- .The hands of affectionate million* lay th* wreath upon his brow. 'Rest, )*trlot, soldier, statesnian, lover of man­ kind, real.’ The whole world weep* and the halo that erbwns thy brow shall be a light -leading us to a higher and more perfect conception of the glorious voted to tha lecture might have been doubled, without one e rideace of weari­ ness on the part of the pleased audicnce- The thank* of the women1* dub are due Father Younan for hl* great klndo*** In giving Us ao much of hie valuable Ums. Night of Terror. Uohtrove Aoodwr of Mr. McKinley's favorite Tba farm known aa th* Crosby farm hymns, “Lead Kindly Light," was then containing 80 acre* In Rutland »•»- sung by tbs quartet after which the _l<_ ______ ...—in v— Rsv. mher Youman was Introduced and opeke feelingly on the beeutlful INI, at Mr. Fred V. Young of St. Latb via. character of the daad president. Ited the high Khuol last Friday. . •America" was I hen sung by the quartet and audience and the LenodinSatM*) Smith. V. of Woodland, I the primary grade*. i Made, * of Casting Done. loosen of thlsccmomnlty. A led at lie residence of hbdac Saratoga Springs, N. X. ber» can bring one rialtor tint uazk-by the ATTENTION taw HhOREDTHENATIOrSDEWl^*^*^ If •' . •ry’ L-Jto doubt th* oldi I •' ■ .' HaSlltora will remmha tdwol Dewrmeat. Renkes & Walldorff ' �' Tba regular tndating ef tha Corm Grove W. C. T. U. was held last Tues­ day* the horn «f Mre. Royal Myert of this plana. - . ■ . ”7 Frank Short la Improving tha looks of his farm buildings with paint. be designer and the paper. suers addrsamd to the following too*remain sueLal med In this office will bs aent to tba dead letter office, 101 J*Ued tor bX October Ithl a. Davis, Martin Boueo, Clarence dey, Mrs. Euol* Baker, Mra. 8. ■ .Uder Mowrar Is filling out lbs ap­ pointments ax this church. Elder BowV Icksburg visiting them last Saturday. Lake Odessa tiu a new fair ground. Mr. and Mrs. But vteltsd at Sunfield, Saturday and Sunday. Chas. Hatton has a new phone In his GUMPTION. C^*1 tX* ,uv* *umPtlon till one hx« been I/nQll properly cheated.” Persons of gumption are I»[m1 using Ivory Soap, women who have trusted Ufesa themsdvea too near the precipice of false economy and who can now appreciate the true econo­ my In it soap made of pure vegetable oils and other high-class Ingredients, but made b such quantity as to bring the price within the reach erf the very poorest family. Indeed h is the very poor who most need it, for they can least afford the extravagance erf common soap. C«rr<«i OplalM. did not belong also attended the faosral. L. E. Whilemore and family started for the northern part ot the state last Monday to spend tha winter, Rs has a largo job of timber to kaw. , W. H. Chase and family went to Kalamasoo last Monday. The little girls will remain Ibero to attend school this fall and winter. , , "William Elliott of Hickory Corners was on our streets last MondayW. H. Chase, F. A. Blaclmsn and Eire Tlschor and wife spent Sunday Q. A. Hynes attended the recce at Au­ with their parents in Campbell. George tiearu and family are now fo. gust* last Thursday. astauel rale of pure bred Hhropahlre C. A, Eastman of Davton, Team, ha* steep, a-few good nuns, a number of ealed on the Mrs. Otte Minor farm. Raoda Lipscomb and family have rented the Lent Jones bouse aa Orchard gd»1 ram latnbc a few yearling and moved to Lake Odesea- Hs baa gone street aqd will make his homo with us this winter. into the horse training buainoM. Fred Gibson purchased a now hay Jack Spencer and wife ot Scbows and Chas. Fuller and family of Coats Grove above named. This *a)e. will be cotv spec* Sunday m James Spencer’s. ducted with the dttnoat fairnoM, abso­ lutely no ressrve, or by-bidding, and should be wall palronlzea as the sheep will be sold at such prices M those buy. Ing put upon them. A tsw other pure bred sheep owned by different persona. "... X. .. .KU ^1. r Ethel Hatton Is attending school at Lake Odessa. Peaches are not ao plenty as they have been in thia vicinity. ’ Edwin Hwtn la Maying with bls brothar M fAka Odessa. Winslow Spencer has returned to North Milwaukee. Rawson Curtis and wife will make stty, Detroit. Mich., the leading busi­ ness school of America. During that their use until be was wholly cured. I busy sod rwcrful period It has bad over am aura Electric Bitters raved bls life." M.000 students, who now All most re­ This remedy expels malaria, kill, di­ sponsible and honorable positions. No that It is high time the nation per­ sease germs and puriflss the blood; aids Institution nnd city In the country of­ formed a simple act of justice by be­ digestion, regulates liver, kidneys and ten such facilities for the student as stowing oommark of recognition upon bowels. cures oocatlnatlou. dyspepsia, the Detroit Business University and a naval officer who seems to have been nervous diseases, kidney troubles, fe­ the city of Detroit. The necessity and lost sight of in the present unfortunate I ROOSEV ELT'S mother was a Georgia male complaints; gives perfect health. great advantage of a practical buslimbroglio. Captain Charles Clark, Only 50c at W. H Goodyear's drug Mas education In this era of wondrous who commanded the Oregon, has not wo man, the descendant of a king line of commercial prosperity Mnd advance­ been accorded the recognition due him G corgis'* ancestors, thus making the for his gallant services. Instead of be­ ment are obvious. The beat btulnrea SOUTH WOODLAND ing promoted aod rewarded bo actually new president more of aeouthener than school .a the country Is the Detroit lost rank. The Oregon’s memorable any of his predecessors since the war. Business Unicere!ty. AM interested ran from San Frsoolaoo to Santiago should write at once for Its handsome Mrs. Chaffee Is slowly improving. will be recorded In history sod not for­ Sophia Oler la helping to care for the Illustrated catalogue. mailed tree. Czoloobx can be killed, of course, gotten while the American nary exists sick at Joo Mead's. The cart played by the Oregon In the but that will bo very poor aatlafactloa Krause's Headache Capsules Grace Heimer gave a party Tuesday tor bta crime, la there not someway evading al ths home of her grandmoth­ are unlike anything prepared la Amer­ of preventing snob acta In the future er in boaor of Mr. Hollenbeck. They were first prescribed by Dr. A number of oar ladles with the W. ica. Instead of merely punishing them after Krause. Germany', famous court phy­ Q. T. U- of Coat* Grove enjoyed a pic­ sician, long they are committed. before aodpyrins was dis­ nic dinner and fine program last Turaday with their former president, Gail covered. and are almost marvelous, io speedily do they cure-the most distress Hamp-My one. Ing cases. Frico Kc. Bold by W. HRev. Clack of Yankee Springs called Goodyear. on friends hero Ealurday, co route to ire, throughout the editors—and they do must be taken with a grain of salt. No Bonfield. Elder Hamp preached at Yankee —„ — ~r represent any one doubt be meant it tn goal faith, but ,~..z Jbo seem to think It cute, or the man dote not lire who, once presi­ Springs and Parmelee last Sunday. The Methodist people will listen to eaoethlng of tbM kind, to speak of dent, would not try for it a second Rev. Johnson another year. The Free President Roosevelt as an “accident." Methodist people gladly welcome Iler. The Herald and Detroit's osw daily, And once in a while, ope of these wouldHahn another year. Thu United To-Day, for only J3.10. bo '■smarties" explain that the presi­ dent is “an accident, by the result of an Ova export* to Canada are still io- Brethren change, Rev. Crites takleg Tba next LBT, M. rerUw will be . wMasln'k ballet." Now tela will not croaslng while those to that country the place of Rev. Martin. held Wednesday evening, Oct. 1 ■ A public meeting will be held ax ths do. It Is not fair, deueat or true. Mr. RoOMvelt wee elected by tin American fnxn Great Britain are doer-casing, de­ Schlappl church next Sunday evening, A stock company for the manufacture people for the special and ex peers pur­ spite the fact that the differential duty Sept. 29. There will be recitations, of brick Is contemplated at Delton. BOW at doing exactly what be is doing, agalmt us has been InetMMd recently essays, tongs sod an address by the The stele grand chapter O. E. 8., PMtor, Rev. I. N, Crites. . acting as president if emergency should meets at Grand Rapids, October 9th make in neooeaary for him ao to act. to 331 per cent. The fate* tight against .nJ There Is no “accident'* about it. And Mr. Koooerelt should not have add*d to his other troubles the odium of be­ Senator Platt deciares that Roos­ ing pictured to the people as anything other than the president of the United evelt te an organisation man and will Stated, chosen io that position by the do what his machtas dictates, “as”said votes of the country. -Grand Ilaplds the Senator “he did when Governor of QUIMBY. New York." We hope better things Clare Palls re ter nod to Charlotte. oi Teddy than to bo tied to Platt's char­ Tuesday. burglary of a store at Richland Junct­ . , iot wheels, but we shall wait and see. There will be a dance a* the hall thia ion. has retained W. W. Potter of this week Friday night. All should tarn city to defend him. out and Have a good tlme. Mr. and Mra. J. E. McElwain arrived I, aw W.V w KMU Howard Holds and wife ot Battle home from their bridal tour last Thu re. world. It Impairs her moral prestige Creek are visltiag friends at ihte pjaoe. day night and have gone to house keep­ sod gives enemies of free government There wlllbsmssting ax the school a chance U. mock at her, and it excites ing in their home on Green street. an iudlunatiou which, while righteous James H. MnKevlu of MlddlsvIUs, in itself, may lead to act* which will Nkshrina over Sunday. was taken suddenly ill with heart partake of the spirit of lawleraaesa. As true be a few sveainga ago while down the president’s death overwhelms al! town, but wa* toon able to return home. t^rnS'TS^fbimy'. ”mel'v’^Tw An infant son of Mr. and Mra. C.‘j. Whitney of Nashville, had to be kept *ron».dooe “ ‘be !«■»• deot, bls family and the country, m to amy tram the fire for a few last make the executive life secure without week. .It-tedbaeu drinking gaaollae. abridgement of freedom of speech or freedom of tbepreM.’’-W, H. Bryan. AN UNEQUALED RECORD There la a Rapidly Increasing Volunw of Hastings Evidence Roll­ ing up for the Great Medi­ cine, Dr. A. W Chase’s Il would ssem that hardly anyone can aka Dr. A. W. Chara's Nerve Pllb riteout recslring marked bsoafit. The I rondsrfal aotioo of this madiMne la I Mttiug |>S0ple oa their feel who are In . weak run down condition is the talk .wa W uniik: tor harder coughs of b chltte you will need cent bottle; and for coughs' oF edneumj.___ the one dollar size la moat economical. M bolUM IbMWT. I carry log hear raili-------- . their a^fish propensities, bot.Uu alt can be found who'tn cat "pinch" tan look a corporation eye and -charge three or four for a plccq of properly, M has bee tn this ease. The depot will fa howevee, and It will be accredit railroad.company and diy,--Cb SPU’NDrcTcOMlBlNlhnON. The state board of equsHtAttoc whk% completed its work last week fixed |bn total value oC th* Mal^Rt’iC»-ft.i)o3».1 an Increase of *513,001 over the valu- *1,000,000 more than equalised by the state board In 1B96. According U> the figures of the alate board Barry county contains a little more than the one hundred and fifth urtof ths wealth There are fifty counties of lees value, and One, Gratiot, is valued lust the same, that te to ray al (15,000,00). Caas is only half a mHHetr higher and -Mus­ kegon half a million lower. As Barry countv was equalised al one seventy­ eighth of the value of the whole state in HfoJ, and la now equalised U one ztnA.harwVr—1 ..,.1 thk I. ..Ill 1— —.JU. receive tha Pilgrim oos year, bee ning with the September num! The Fllgrtm will be sent direct fi the publishers. This la-a splendid opportunely our readers to secure a One mages ajja^sr^ t .................... .... HMald «tl< I’Ogrlra Working Night and Dog- -------The busiest and mightiest little thing Ute Pl'ta.’TbS* Mlte’chln^ weMt’ nese into strength. IlstlsMnees in 19 en­ ergy brain Ag .foul 'taobUl pow«A They’re wonderful la building up the 5l“V,h■ Onl.r 25c pre bog, -£oia by W. H. Goodyear. fainting, smothering, palpita­ tion, pain m left ride, shortness of breath, Irreoular or intermit­ tent pube and retarded circula­ tion all cohxo1 from*a weak or defeftive heart. Oreroqme these faults by building- up the haul-muscles *4^1maxi ng the heart-nerves strong and vigor­ ous. Dr. Miles* Heart Cure return to their home In Chicago Setur- ' MM MMOD. was In the city Thunriay. He will attend the university the oomIng season. . . . . £feiMf faraer. daughter ot Im< Prriricvhle, bee rexrititmeol of student aa- happiness. Sold by W. H. Goo --------- -botanical laboratory of mew ta »■>»■ s»< r-r-s the onleerelly. Two ^pfutoS^je m « Married on Monday, Bept., 23, et the reside nee ot F. K. Hawkins, HaMlngs, by tbe Rev, J. A. Brown, rector of Em­ manuel uhurch, Rollo M. Hawkins of half aaltspooufRlhf salt. HMrtci Hastings, Mich., to Ml** Harbers Scott hot water. roeM-amf let M at* at Joppa, Mich. whUtfaktarf ’>? teff «rAs>3< Ing spells, dixziueM with a full feeling tn my bead and darangad stomach, l.haard of Dr. MOW Heart-Cure and at once brjxn tu HeCM Cute 29, at lhree o'clock. taut Sunday white Emmet McLaugh­ lin WM paaalng III* bouse cl Jacob Kress carrying a shot gan he aockiantAlly dteeharged one barrel through the window of the bouse, lx Is scarnely mwesAM-y to say the window was Tha Bulletin <rf Vital Statistics for August report* !a deaths In Barry plorb of soda and bring to a boil on tbistove. When cold, remove Um cak* of jat. wipe dry. and It wtU be teund perfectly sweet for cooklug. CASTOR IA is a heart and blood tonic of' utiequaied power and -never fails to benefit if taken in time. ’ $old by druggists on guarantee. Dr. Miles Medlosl Ox, Elkhart, Ind, ��'"d. y: Roosevelt baa announced bls purpose of I doing. But there is opposition in tbe A|t Example of Modern ProgrwM, • Among J the; lanumBTwhle nMfoidkl •vyicM W* Ijrowi Und laai Tharifloy, >1 Charming designa, i luxurirmx qualities, gratityinff assortments, ao»n* •nd domlnwlng unrivalled prices. ’ All 'cirpeU 6drie8k in? itodkj > We do not sell from samples. # wool at 88c. '' ’ ‘wool aVlJOe4*' All wool extra super, Wc-r .the milder *n<l more politic character of Mr. McKinley. Hetfoe IV teetni1 most probable that President Ifoteevslt will find W* nfor . than that which wwa held in tbw f’ atete frim at Jackaoo. Hero arc ccffi- and high dutllss beset with obaxaolsa. sly to mtegoulx* cartel n laoI Z nearly 700 men who hate commit- wards offsetting the dlffiotiltim. Presi­ dent Rdoesveil enter* uppu his admin­ istration having the support and good sympathy. Thnjr were put In prison to be punished and held up to the world rhlch th* as dread example* of the consequences people of ail parties had for President of evil doing. But at Jackson last Thursday 600 oca- McKinley, the pathetic circumstances yicte wer£ gathered In the chapel which under which the new president enter* E*. < had been appropriately decorated with Ml. the national color* and black and while. deal axcitoiisent or partisan Irritation p..: The prison band played a dirge and sltuatlon which combine to produce a the chaplain, Congreaajsan Wuhlngton feeling of sympathy end good will for the new prefodoni which Is nearly uni- i 1, f . |. j . Other prominent dll tens add reseed them eloquently on the life and cbarac- the chlof magistracy of the nation, and for an audience of leading altlicns in- Whether tie will standpoint of society w<i might well ask good will to the end of his administra­ tion remains to bi, seen they to be interested sens, not criminals? Why should earn­ est and eloquent appeal* be made to THEIR sympathies, toTKra patriotism But thanks be to tbe modern doctrine* of humanity and universal brotherhood, penology I* ridding the world of the Truly, If this ran be adcompllahni in cruel methols with which the Inmates Sierra fxwne. I: can lw a-ivunpllshrd J. S. Goodyear Go HASTINGS, - MICH. Carpet Department Second Floor. BUY YOUR Sewing^ Machines of T. Phillips. The aim of prison authorities and pe­ nding l*u today Is to reform the criminal If poedble and by drawing out the bet- stored and aspiration* directed upward It could do no barm to tell thoac un­ fortunate convict*, ihul out a* they arc from the world, about the good prcal- represented within those prison wall* Into channels of fu'uro usefulness and honor. And such a possibility wa* a sufficient Justification for the service. A Benefit to the University Friends of the state university will the newly, determined rains of the state m fixed by the state hoard of oqualixa- L</| bor, Had Bluffer not alienated jniblle •ympaltiy by causing the men to break their contract*, probably another »w»ry would have been teid Heaven pro­ tect workingmen from their fool friends. from earth; to hold op his exemplary There Li Hide doubt that wlthlu six character before them; to arouse tn their hearts admirstion for bls virtue*, months, probably within three, the en­ and U> appeal U> their better natures tire cabinet with the exception of Hoc■ wltheentlments of patriotism and duty Kot only could it do no harm, but It en pbu-n to others. Certainly Seere­ i Needles 20c per dozen | for all machines. | Oil that will makeac your machine runut ss soon u poaeible. and this despite [ easy for 6c each, large OOLONkl Cakkewhiik; of Ken­ bottles, or 5 for 25c. tucky may not be a Pole but his name ' Sewing machines from Inter be utterly swallowed up. $13 to $40. Not the least thing that the country owes to President McKinley Is the wiping oat of the sectional line between north and south. - T. PHILLIPS 1896 Astbe revenue of the university is derived from a one-fourth mill lax . . the attempt was made at the last session £ of the legislature to reduce the rata of taxation for the university. Novertbe- then the need* that great Institution great tiblrenitsoa, not Indeed through K - ite financial endowment, but In spite of the lack of such endowment. But other Instilutlcxu have become Its formidable rivals and threaten to supplant it or their splendid financial backing and the lack of such backing for Michigan university. During the month of Juno leges in ths United Btatca received »12,TJiSyS^B in bequests. The university of garry County fair at Hastings, Oct 8, 9, 10, 11 12 cents t ? * fit wt!q ‘jrinsBtO silT / Hc - vrns> p i ♦ * * •f* Saturday, Sept. 2$,** And for Seven Days * We will sell wall paper at a good deal less money than we * paid for it. ut The past season has been the largest we The more paper we sell, the more rem­ * ever experienced. * nants and odd things we have. You can’t make money F faster than by saving it, and you can't save it faster than'by F buying wail paper of us during this sale. F F * * * A large lot of remnants at 2c per double roll. Patterns at 3c a double roll, were 10c. A good assortment at 4c. All J5c and 12c papers at 6c and 8c. Any roll in the store at 12c. The assortment of rich reds, greens and blues is still large and they all go at 12c. We paid from 18c to 35c for the same goods. We don’t want to carry over a single pattern; that 4 is the reason we offer these amazing values. Side wall with­ out borders or ceiling; ceilings without side wall or borders; you can buy paper any way you want it. All prices are for double roll and white back. Remember the date. Saturday, Sept. 28, for seven days only; sale ends Oct. 5. Ax we advertise so we do. We never disappoint. t any roll] FRED L. HEATH, (any roll J in the store, £ 12 cents THE DRUGGIST. Phone 81. Good delivered. in the store, 12 cents it 4*4^4^414* 4.4^4,4,414*4*4* 4* 4*+4*+4* 4* 41+4*+X F . - F THAN EVER. F I IN EVERY, DEPARTMENT. FIRST - CLASS ATTRACTIONS. | y. R. Pancoast t FOR PREMIUM LIST Address C. L. Bhamer, Sec’y, Hastings, Mich. It’s Knowing How that Saves Money. Betslij's Busy Bet JEWELRY. RICH CUT GLASS FINE CHINA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. ' Defective GytftaM ....... An Up-to-Date Stock and Reasonable Prices. Corrected by Properly Fitted Lenses. w **■ Can tn placed in any furnace, stove arm from one to six rooms. This appliance can b< pul in operetloo. Also agent for Smith1* fjttle Giant Heater. or WARM AIR FuHNaotN: M your furnace falls to eatlau uf the room* of yacu- hou*o, or it you wish to warm a room ippU'-'l "jib furnace heat, «if you have added ■ room or two I—don t dmeant your furnace on that account, or get stove* extre opeuse for fuel, but set. BKEBLKY. He oan put Into hl* fL.,. ri..l tv.,... zv_ I.__ .1 .. — 1. 4 ♦ According to our usual custom at the close of the season, * our wall paper sale will commence J w«l. v • SEASON END SALE WALL PAPER BIGGER : AND : BETTER c*iv*d nothing. otU.I.«VuUbm,uu. in 0c fitori, , t 12 cents ^4 the one-fourth mill tax will hereafter bo «3M,515 instead of •270,215 under the old valuation. There are some taxpayers undoubted­ ly who will fee! that such an Increase Is eSant1^ * This general good will has uover existed eocompletcly before when a vice make this memorial mooting IctareMlng Whs; right had Finest all wool Pera, 66c Hemp, granite and- cotton chain.ki from 18c. io BOc. We have a fresh lipe of Smyrna and Maquette rugs, finest quality made, at lowest market prices. Large stock of mattings, lino­ leums and oilcloths. ft. 4* % s 9 <T» �stmn igs her: port mti$ $ednfl Flinch cards at the Herald office. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Btephe&s returned to Battle Crook Saturday. Prank Stanley has returned to the Flint school for tbe deaf. . Mr. and Mra J. D. Murdock returned to Lombard, Ky.. Saturday. New furniture st clearing sale prifas at McCoy's. Got d.-st choice. . A heron for furniture buyers In Mc­ Coy's clearing sale- Buy now. Ml*, ooio " ■ • - -----granted a widow's pension ot OIL Born to Mr. and Mra. Curtis Garrisoo on Friday last, a ten pound boy. I. L. Creasy baa broken ground for a’ The music at the Catholic chorch now house ou south Jefferson street. Sunday evening was especially fine. Bert Fraker who has been at Owosso •The CelraUal City”, a solo by Trank for some time is In tbe city thia week. Horton and a selection by tbe Hastings Male Quartette with Mra. Archie MoC. L. Beamer aad Frank Sylvester Coy as aoxirnpunlst. ' are attending the itate fair st Pontiac Mrs. May Youngs ot Aliens, while today. rlslUng her parenta, Mr. and Mra Gao Tomlinson, was taken very IB tbaWst of the week. Yesterday aho waa mMtn to a hospital el Grand Rapids for nio inirpuso of haring *a operation per­ formed. with tbu tnljk wagon Tnmday tnurulag ths wagim tongue cam« down and frightened Inc horses so that thej rat. sway, lipping over the wagon find bad )y wrecking it. Fortunately Leo es­ caped injury. Mr. and Mrs. Kllli Faulkner arrived ome from a week's visit at T»w«)l londay night. Do you want new furniture st clearng sale prices It so see McCoy's stock FOX & STRAUSS WITH- THE best man, Ahr* Pods of MlddlevWk* then the maid of honor, Miss Mildred Patera, gowned ln pale yellow,' followed ' by the, prid^ gowned lt> while eashm»k ttimtnd in Liberty silk and lace, end carrying bride's rosra, scctnr.tanled by ttae'bridramald. Mias Etta Vaton, BSSS a beautiful booquel of white asters sus­ pended- from it, the hnprresfre-evrro- SATURDAY, SEPT. 28 Ing tn charge, Mrs. Ids Wood of ibis city eatererMaoy One and useful present^, tokens of the high rateem In which this es­ timable couple ts bald, were bestow rd upon them The Hkhald joins many friends In oxteudlng congratulations and best wishes for a successful and pleasant voyage through life Mr aud Mrs. Skinner, parents at the groom. will give a nweption at the TAILOR-MADE CLOTHING nearly as CHEAP AS READY-MADE P. T. Colgrufu went to tbe northern Etrt of the state Monday to make totlcal speeches tor 'Tip ' Aplin. Ho •peaks this week at Petoskey, ChMiOygab, Grayling and one or two other point*. As Phi), rasknsa pretty good ipeech we hope the dotnocrals wU; tend s good mao after him tocounlenu-t the spell of bismltlaadlng rioqunooe $4.00.00 The Eastern Star clccUon Tuesday ulgbt resulted aa follows: Worthy Matron, Mrs. Grace Bauer; Worthy Patron, John M. Payne; Associate Matron, Mrs. Angela Hitcncoch; Seo- track has been pUl In excellent cOU and It is more thau probable '.hat urer, Mrs. Stingerland; Conductress, dilloo Mrs. Allie Wlfllsua. .Associate Con­ the excellent prize* offered will cause tbe irvek record to be broken again • ductress. Mrs Effie Thomas- Icstalla- this fail. The fair managers are tuak-! Uou nut Tuesday evening Ing a vigorous effort u> have better at- I The Hastings delegation at the unV tractions than ever iwfore so that the veralty began u> depart for Ann Arbor opening fair of tbe new century may last week, some going Friday, vc®0 eclipse all other fairs. The following Sunday and soma Monday and Tues­ are among tbe attractions already se­ day. Besides the boys who have had cured with chance of Increasing same The most complete lino wo have over one or more years' work al the univer­ largely when price* are more favorable sity Leo Pryor and John Powers have just before fair week: Free circus an showh. Mobrii.1, Lx Min E tc Co. entered this fall, the former in the law elevated itagc before the grand ttand. Please call and balance your account department, tliq latter in the engineer. two exhibitions daily. Racing team of by cash or note. I am going to leave Ing course of lhe. literary department; the city about Oct 1st. E. Y. Hooi.C On Saturday, Sept. 28th, 1001, tbe While James Townsend was engaged Kalamazoo A- Saginaw Ry. Co. in ceiling a |x>rch one day las', week ho Chicago, will sell tickets to Kalamazoo from all fell in some way and broke bis wrist stations, Woodbury to Deluxi, inolu- year but an accident provcntad attend­ Do you want a baby cab or a go eart aivB, at Me,, and from Milo. Crragy and ance. There will be uo mistake thl* at leas than factory c<bi? H so. see Richland Juuctloo al Me. for the round Lime and Mr V nays ha will make up McCoy's stock and get first, selection. trip. Children under If years of age for last rear'd taUurfl. A reliable The Heatings Musical Club has en­ 26c. Tickets will be good going on aeronaut han been engaged to make a tered the now piano oonc<w>. and re­ train No. 2, Saturday morning, ano re­ balloon ascension and parachute de­ spectfully solicits the voces ot tbe public. turning not later than train No. 1, scent each day duing thrilling trapeze leaving Kalamazoo at 6:10 a. m., Moo-' performanoee while In raid air Then, A tow loaves from dur forest of values day, dipt. JOth H. C. Potter, T. M. too, the abating liexoa (Mr. and Mra. may be seen In our window display of Ths M. and M. suke prorad such a men's dotting. Moakill, LamjusA valuable fentur* of cur county fair last year, Chat the managers have mads arrangctnsnta U> offer adwHarporoa this y#ar, tegllog confident that tbe busi­ ness men of tbs city will willingly tub- twenty-two moo, a special Jackson band '*—•* 1 musical duo that is superb. You got tour limes the entertainment tod at a fifty-cent theater at no tod IM. races, and as tbe pace was whatever and al) ot high grade, last ypa^ the officials feeLtial 11 nusiral foelures Include solos, du­ Sort take nu,backward sup but ; ---- , coon songs. plantation songk, dadveD darn intebssting meta t character songs. Impersonation! ano a year than last. / • . large variety of Instrumental music. Did you ever think that at no other Charles Gorham who U >nnnlnj| place on earth raiFyou gel so much onthreshing machine In the noighc Wanted; A place tor a girl, wfraro hood®f Dowllng, found a letter Tn I she ran work for her board and go u> school. -Answer as soon an possible. engine box warning him not to thr for John Boyd. There was also a lx* Address, Prof. Hayden. sign an the engine to the ram h offI— A look at our fall neckwear will con­ Bqt Mr. Gorham went right to John vince you that it's up-to-date; all the Boyd'S Tuesday morning just the samo latest patterns and colorings are here. and commenced.threshing. Tbe men Willi Upright Piano given Hway The NEW UPRIGHT PIANO i am now giving tickets with every 5 cents worth of goods pur­ chased at my store. Each ticket will entitle you to one vote­ Call for tickets when making youi purchases. Clothing for Children The "up-to-date”' le very apparent when compared with other lines. NEW body requested to oome null bring t bio, aa there Is sowing u> be done. FURNITURE The cards are out anntKucIng marriage of Aills M- daughter (2 McCOY’S. Get first choice'of new Our Double-Breasted Vestee Suits at $4.00, $5.00 and $5.50 are very swell . The Single-Breasted- Vestee Suits at $1.50 to $4.50 are also very handsome . Suits with Vests, 10 to 16 years,.$3.50 to $7.00 Double-Breasted Suits without Vests, $1.50 to $7.00 New Madras Cloth Shirts, for boys, woven patterns, best value we ever had; for 50c, worth $1.00 ' Boys’ Ties, 25c, an elegant new line Boys’ Sweaters, 50c to $1.50, gray, blue, red or brown furniyire at; low prices. Oit'l Culm 0«< Oiltliil Hui CiiIiiI wltk Olkin Hut tan Cist Op. �Loalsvill* A Mat' lro«d .. ■^ste.-,;4jaii iw.J '*■**»,■*«tethews*MtGUMai. IwftfsNr'assdse ssr^*■ ■H*,Jw^t wf ‘W. . ji -■ — • wsilWiMkf - KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS. Brook*, F. C. Brooks, Heath, Heed, SSBSssy Moved by Brook* that the mayor id recorder be authorised to sign lease ' gravel pit from Mary Eggketon on half of fie city. Motion prevailed. NONffl A?d. Heath moved Ita adoption. Car­ ed. Arm, C. F. Brook*. F. C. Brooks, loath. Heed. Warner. Moved by Warner that fire depart ■ws... *wl(M*Tmims3r. ■*■■» w. S*HK Frank C. Bmwua A atol OUr, C. «ttac*,**rakHu«lnr>r, JaamWarrsr.! To-W. I«ud HuaMhw, Sarah L. Hi 8. Wilbert Smith, n.ilow M mi Ella M F_ Barry, Atn.oUa L ll-rby Hit J<na C. I r land. Catania Marut. Abram Cmntrtp. K Hm4. Ttoodn Frank Pyfca, b. C. Uaara, J<4u lira rm, Levh ItotUn. Aaher Otb Muir, Ant Ann Varna-/, tian M BruAa,EU Hlltun, LawU Uilun. . rtf UH VtSU TO rot PAN AMEMCAN EXPOSITION mil AOT lit (OMPitrt UNLESS \OU AtTE ABIE TO SAY YOU NAVE BEEN A GUES EAT n option, to aufautuU »re Ubih. upon tbo trreia <X uld cMy under aaM cvotract, takl** »> amperM u< curtrot U M-rratj-too (Ml tolls, ad use o< M>d Uwpt t»» «»>4 ron:|uoy Ftutll to Mtaed and rerukdcml • coa>pli*nre trtUr tbe rrsn« ul Mid cuatrart ta orery ptrtlciUr. ‘0 lilt Honor, tbe Meter sod the Oomaco ' ■. -i. r< II,-.-;:-n Tba utulmlfoM. tbr pubtle 'Jibltas mmlithe, U> whom tr»» rWorred Ito saklMtof Ito . : i .• 11 . ,s. l.i-,l.i;U ttwer Co, rvtsttre to etoan in OOCtr*rt for troct B<hts «llh the city,/torelij- report ttoi tor bare tod Ito BMW utoor cowAursUoo nd torrtiy rwvnic-od tt.»i uU cu.,ti»*.-t le STATLEUSHOTEL smut •apcn-F 0< current at lerrni^lwo (fl) voU*.“ Culillo U*trt»o« Cmnmittre oi ltoeKyaiH*»‘ circled. Ayw. C. F. Brooks. F. C, Brook*, Heath. Berd, Warner. Moved by Heath that tho matter ot new floor fa water works pump staiiou bajeferred U> tbe water comml.tce, to report at next meeting. Motion pre Moved by Heath that the city prop­ erty committee bo authorized to dis­ pose of second hand stoves owned by the city. Motion prevailed. Moved by Heed that nit/ property committee be authoriaed to dispose of discarded properly stored In base- ‘RIDER AGENTS WANTED one in each town to ride and exhibit a camplo tooi model a bicycle of our manufacture. YOU CAN MAKE HO TO k IWAWEEk beside* basing a wheel tf> ride for yourself. 11901 Melt 80S $10 to $18 ft’OOI,OOMMiol(££.$7ts$l2 |^VllHS«h!!y$3t.$8 NlO DAYS FREE TRIAL. ^lately «■ no rUi in ordering fttm u*. to yon do not need to f»j I OYOLE CO. Chlcags, (jWiWMX.’U. ■MCI W THE great ^0 v TONIC LAXATIVE < 1 •”w T i M you tore* tour stomach. indigvatloo. Illftol*, constipation, bad The Cure Hurt Cures uf appMits, insomnia. Uck of ttorgy, bad btood. blotcbad or muddy skin, or any sytaptosas and diaord.ro wM*h teD to* asory <*bad bowala nd aa impaired digaativ. eystam, Lfcxakola Vmi (Mro > It trill clean oat tha bowel*, stimulate the Uvsr and kidnaya, strengthen yr 3«£^ab ,0c I s’ I WHOOFM COUGH. ‘ASTHMA. BRONCWnS AND INCIPIENT OTTOS Fa Sab b> FREDfiL HEATH �HIDDJ SMOK& Washington, D. C.. Sept. it—The lembers of the Schley naval coj^y of iqulry found tho accommodations la io tool shop at the navy yard gomebat Improved when It met there at ke usual hour of 11 o'clock. Th* Jong Promotes Dt^cstio»\JCheerfulBBM and test Contains neither Mutn.Morphine norMucraL Nor Nau cotic. at once io preserve the peace." Tbe striker* at » a. bl opened fire on the Reinecke ralnee from a grove SO yard* awa/. and gradually cam* nearer. One squad of twenty-five or thirty strikers stood within fifty yard* at the main road and peppered the street, making it so warm for the plain White clo\h. Tbte also had tbe effect-erf Improving the accousalu* of the hall, so that the courts and others had lea dlfllculty than formerly’ la The sheriff I* summoning all avail­ bearing the witnesses. able able-bodied men In tho county. •' ^ fckreedw Is Beealte*. '** ' They are being armed and wifi be Ijotanmnder Schroder was rented placed at tbe mine* to protect propwty. One hundred armed meh have }nat arrived In s, special train from Earling­ ton and have reported to tho sheriff for duty. No word has been received -- --------- -^-3— — from the governor In regard to sending <be cordon at Elsndsrtverpoort. The tho militia. Tho grand jury la making British Inane Were three officers kilted Important Investigation. and ths one Injured'a-.'. 70 „„'.T l aheriff la awaiting order* from Ike fa K^ly Msn and Lo S B O r SUKP. TRAIN PLUNGES INTO CANYON CASTORIA ployee ot the railway. As tbe train crossed the crest for the plunge down the spiral drecendlng Into Platte can- MRS. M’KINLEY NO WORSE. Canton, Ohio, Hept, it —There waa no cbanga In Mra. McKinley's condi­ nsr, who waa navigator -at the T»xa* tion during the night. She continue* during tbe Spanish war, waa next to tftor up well" , Thia waa Dr. Blxey’e statement at 10 o'clock. At that time preparations Ctentnegte. To hla knowledge na ef- were being made to go for a drive, tort 4ea toade io asrertafn whether th. with the cemetery u the probable deeSpanish Beet waa in tbe harbor at that point or u> deetroy Spanish work* there. Nor bad there been any effort to communicate with Cuban* on shore, Cheyenne, Wyo. Sept it.—Mra. Jo­ seph Fair abet anfl Instantly killed her father-in-law, Joaepb Fair, at her home of the fighting ablpa bad delayed the fleet, he eaid, tut some of the smaller vessels bad. Tbe fleet waa signaled that tbe rendexvoua would be twenty■v* mllee due south of Santiago. Captain Ifellaer. navigator of the Text* told-the glory and mad* the year* active practice and la wall recoup mended to ua Hla rating will toe found In Dun's and Bradstreet's reports, as toeowwribrhrrcotfmtgti."'n«l>M sent us application blank* and other Red ’ffifegi Cross painful Tansy **w (ruled to tbe endereianed adaiaUtnicr 4 UH eMato cd mM HhmmWi by tke Boo. l*da «< Pn«mM kr Um Cwnir <4 wsabssae*. « th« iklr* 4«y <4 Miy, a. tl. l«u. Itan *U1 bt hM ■ t p«bUc nn*>& lo tk. UWtMat M4*«. as Uw irn tatow UmcrUad la Um cooalr ot Barry la ■ai* Kata ae T0an*ar the »* Jay at Odaksr. a. l>. l«u. ai Kin aU«h la Oa ka«w<* at teat Kxesss.-m.-Ksssss'.'Ks at the woman. eaylng he »u going to kill her. hut left without further demonatratian. Later he returned and. **!•ln< the woman by the arm. threw her within from 100 to 1W yard* of the Toxa. The point waa made that the latter ship waa Tn grant danger be­ cause ot thia loop, made by the Brook­ lyn. .white hlddee In the battle smoke. New York. Sept 14—Tha police of 1 pus city bare lent Out a general alarm ! tor Mia* Helen A. Bloodgood. eighteen . i yeare old, daughter of WlIUam Btopd- < good, treasurer t>f the American Fell.h Company. They have also sent photo- • graph* erf the glgi to Um oblate at po- . at the Boaton nary yard taken effect Oct. 1. and hla frtenda here aay hie ap pearance in court depends altogetbe misslug since the morning ot Sept It.Th* family la well to do and the tether deutero* there la ahaoiutaiy M reaaon ft>r bl* daughter leaving home voluntarily. When she disappeared aha . nUiad n *M marBr grown'Organ, •130 CROWN ORBAN charge of consplribg to kill Preaidant McKinley, Judge Cbotlaln ordered them discharged today. When the habeas corpus proceedings came up । form but n« it* *uoccm. This I* beim It t«lli all the news all the tW 4 tells If Impartially, whether the ws be political <h- <xl.ere lse. It la, toot, ilrucat adaily M the prieg of a lekly and you Mnn« afford re be boiler* in tbe city waterworks and elactrie light plant esploded, wrecking the plant. A large aeetlen of the boiler waa thrown over a Mock ot residences, landing In the atreet. Night Bnglnoer : J. & Goodyear Co., dry goods. 5 C. W. Ctarke & Ca,V«*n«-. * Woolley & Bronson, shoe*. 1 Fred L. H«th, dnigs. j Chidester & Burton, clothing. M, W. HMa, Hour andi«d. Rcnkcs & Walldorff, furniture. J. P^Renkes, bakery. Fi R. Pancoast, jewelry. Barnaby & Herrick, regtnUranL �Hiram Franklin Phillips, Wai Mrs. Delia L. Richards, IJasilt unHetTi- with stale egg*, gios f ' and oilier things pa I not fit to drink. School did not begin Monday on aocount of til trees of etc teacher, Mbs Erwv< Some from this burg attended tho wedding anniversary al J no. Akore’, Saturday evening. Lila Sanlta'ipent • part of last week John W. Shaffer, Castleton... Hauls DeLoug, Caatlctoo.... Orin E. Hanes, N'aahviUa.... Neva M. Welcher, Assyria.,. Rollo N. Hawkins, Hasting*.. Barbara Scou, Joppa............... Michigan Central Excursions. LkmGoffee General excursion to Grand Rapids Sunday, Sept. 22nd, by special train leering Hastings 11:50 a. m. M cents for round trip. Children half fare. Return lease Grand Rapids 6:30 p. m. Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo, m v -------------- ^-.aiMlBOL Dates 11 30 to SejU. 30th. U pure, unroated coffee—fresh, strong, well flavored. ..gylrJ where sho will spend two months teacbr­ ing school. . Fred Floating started for Colorado, Tuesday, wherg he has secured a good position. His wife and daughter will go • little later In ths season. Once mom we are glad to see thJ smiling face of Bertffa Brooks In the post office. Erma Williams resigning A cordial Invitation b oxtended to all, Water melons art. quite plentiful. Your scribe weighed ooe today that tipped the beam al M pounds. Vary good tor spud. ' We are sorry to bear of Che death of Mrs. Anna Day too of Augusto, formerly of Dolton. Fuoera! •orvlees were hold at Prairieville. Sunday. A very enjoyable lime atYJeo Tldd's last Tuesday evening visiting their old pastor and family. Rev Tldo of South Kiley. Clinton county Mrs. Elan Springer v Lilted friends iflPtWl flOSIQE, The undersigned merchants who have bpcome associated with the Grown Organ Contest have been so well pleased with the result which has so greatly increased sales that they have concluded to substitute a $350.— Hamilton Plano $150.00 Grown Or£an Also beginning Tuesday morning, Septeml will allow tickets on even' Agnes and Ixntlse Ruebier of I*nling are visiting friends here. The stewards of the Holmes church met’at C. BcnUirv, Munday eight and outlined their work for ’ho coming conforenco year C. Mast tied the misfortune to have one of his horses die Sunday night. Esther and Herein Durkee attended a plcalc at Lake Odessa given by Mrs- 8. Buckborough to her claM In music, Tdewday afternoon. We. Sooby of Rattle Vreek and Fred Scoby of Kalamauoo vbitod at Chan William's, Thurvday crease in hU family, throe of bls mar­ ried daughter* from away bare c6mc home and they expect tho rest soon, as they are expecting a.reunion of the- day afternoon, jOct, 2nd. family. They will havex;alu a house­ Wash Abbey Is moving into Andrew ful when they al) get here with their Bresee's house. families. Thor have sigh*- daughters ' Sept. 11th, boro, to Arthur Edmunds besides their husbands, children and and wife, a son. one, glnjer. cream tartar, sugar Io the grand-children. ' Mis. L. N Mosher returned from tho boiling water. Let cool, then add oneWe understand that Mrs. Marta Pan-American, Sunday. Hampton has laid aside her widow's I Mrs. Jeff Kelly has Iwon very 111 tho half yrast cake dissolved In ono-quarweeds and enured onoc more into past week holy matrimony as the wife ofWm Mrs. Frank Sheffield 1s vbltlng at VanHorn. May peace and succehs go Orangeville this week with them. Irvo Huuney b painting tho Interior DarFiannery b again seen on our of hb newly purchased house and will move Into it next week. An epidemic of tnfluo nsa has struck J. F. Richards has been fixing up«n thb community and tho doctor Is very ■..ill keep the jar* dean and free from engine for his brother at Prairieville, busy al) tbe time. tbe sticky moisture which makes them who Is going to baling hay. K> unpleasant to handle. If yoo bare • ■ May Pease was married last week to DOWUftQ. , Roderick Cramer of Coats Grove. We co dark pantry or eioaet, um paper Philo Granger returned from the I ngs or tack newspaper* on the edge of wbh them great joy, long life and hapKlondike last week. Mrs. Robert Joy and son from Colora­ the abelrea to exclude the light do are hero among relatives. RUTLAND CENTER. Ons quart graham flour, ooe table­ spoonful sugar, one toaapoonful salt, one tcaspoonfnl soda, two Uhixpoonfub cream of tortar, one egg. one pint milk. Blf t together flour, sugar, salt, cream at tartar and soda, add beaten egg and nllt Bake In muffin pan In a hot oven AU votes that have been cast so far on the Crown Organ will be counted on this contest, DO NOT confuse this ORIGINAL CONTEST with IMITATORS. .* WE LEAD—others that can, follow Signed The J. S. Goodyear C. W. Clarke & Co. Woolley & Bronson Fred L. Heath Chidester & Burton Renkes & Walldorff M. W. Hicks J. P. Renkes F. R. Pancoast Barnaby & Herrick yens Card of Thanks. Avoid dlaotueby having your feath­ er beds and pillows cleaned by our ii In tho event of lofourllttiaaoo. Cast Cook Stoves, Hot Rolls CITY MARKETS. hot muffihs, hot cakes, made with Royal Baking Powder may be freely eaten without fear of R. 1. HENDERSHOTT BMMHi � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-10-03.pdf 0dfed455eac0ae988f75031f8ba69868 PDF Text Text ft* MI rot. XXII., No. 30. rj.KJ HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, IWi. I CIRCUIT COURT CALEMDAR [ Monday ou account of atakn Th* w*nd*rer*hav* recui la lb* beat place after alt ‘ONLY only Miaa Gertrude Squire*, who attended ‘ j mmvtnxD by th« puptu■ 1 • n edrtbrial ooaimliu>« Of four will be the high school formerly, la going to BWHW 1MNMM. Wo were pleased w notice a drawing In th* Detroit Journal, mad* by Rav Hayden, a former student of thl* *choOl. The notn de plutno la Oway Moaea. The senior* held a meeting for the election at otBcero, Monday. The fal­ lowing porooo* were elected: Prealdent, Harvey Smith; vice-president, Pavla; sacrecary and treasurer thia department shoo 18 be submitted Helena May Montgomery. Grace Pryor. Elisabeth Field and Roy Coulter called al th* Khool taught by Harry Munton, laet week. FLASH tJQHTS. • eight BIGHT CRIMINAL FOR TRIAL. ADDITIONAl. LOCAL. • 1 1fully equal CASES tnumber of CASHS rv county fair better than over. Among toe list 1* the famous Giant Colored There Win Bo But Uttle Work for >1.00 AKITIO<*L_COUIfTY HEWS ton Bow< DtiM. TAMARAC. Mr. Henay and family spent Sunday rlth their daughter. Coro Kick. log. Wedccad*y they moved to Hast George A. Daly. Heating*.......... Gertrude M. Kalib, CaaUeton .. William H. Hangerford, Twining; Jennie M» Hickman, NaahviU*.. .' F-MUI*r, Harting*................ e first quarterly meeting of the Gao. Rar. Jarvis, chairman, appolnt- Nettle Slocum, Harting*..............•.! Frank H. Oversmltb, Maple Grovi NeUle Dmnaray, Map!* Grove,... Kltner 8. Thom, Baltimore over Sunday. R<v Shelly ot loola vbltod friend* Joel K Moore. Jdbu*ujwn. . at thl* ptaco the flrtt part of the" w*ek. MyrUIJa A. Millar, Amyria.. VeHnta Cunningham spent the past William A. Seibel. riMtlnga week at Loosing sad Grand Lodge. John and Char las Kick are takln the klrhts al Ute Paa-American stUsndance waaatMtaU B Adam* New Century »how ootulallng of lb* moat wonderful feou ever given on jury, nowever, win not tx> cauea until the Hib. The following lathe calen­ dar for the term, a* furalabed to th* HntALD by County Clerk Veil*: CtUMINAL CASKS Th* people n- Jamee Flabor, rape. For trial. Th* people 'i Fay Wood, burglary. ■cnooia envy “the good wlf of byrido Bathe for her houaboodc* fjto ano oth­ cety. For sentence. er oompelnye In yttith*?’ The people va Robert Roger* and Lyman Lehigh, larceny. Foreentenee. ' Th* peopli v* Wilbur McDonald, Literature viol at loo of liquor law. For sentence. The people va Charlo* Mann, larceny from dwelling house. For trial. Th* p«opl* v*. Dariui Heath, viola­ Plano Conte»l tion Liquor law, Arraignment and trial. agement waa very lucky in securing It for thia county. Prof. Adama alio itaa ur. J. it. mover. Ar Kania* Jim, l>eucr known a* the Renowned We*v era Mahatma, will give exhibition* In esoteric mysteries and legerdemt How he doc* hl* trick* 1* a wonder, everything la executed before your I and eyca Prof. Melxell will Introd ... torpedo shaped globe wi ttached to the bottom of hi* bell YANKEE SPRINGS. it* greateat height the torpedo will ex­ wan* although some make a trip week ly J. P. Springer and wife visited the plode and the daring aeronaut will de­ Yankee Spring* waa scend to earth by tnaan* of a parachute. div Haturdsy latlon [ninout and Excellent race* are also assured and an well represented there on Saturday J. Burpee of Harbor Springs attended trial. People v» Emm* Cutler, abusing effort will be made to lower the track the funeral of his tliter Sunday child. Arraignment and trial Qulteacraabat the church Sunday thing between the region of thought HP !*» judge will tadge the race* The People vw Alum Shook, rape Ar­ starting and that of phenatnen*; a glimmering Hasting* city band win furnish music. afternoon, only a lamp abade broken raignment and, trial medium between mind uikI matter, re­ Come to this city next week and see one A few of the near neighbor* were try­ People vs. Geo. N. Haraum rape. ing to kill the waapa m doing thia lated to both, and yet differing from of the beat exhibitions you ever saw. one of the lamp* “**andunhooked and Arraignment and trial There will be many utber attraction*, People r». Burt Lowder, tuaiicioui among them being the ball game be­ came crashing to the floor Oxrn Pierce I* al work at Hickory ontof*pace." H. Hitixu. tween Hasting* and Lowell, Wednteday at 10 a m- an automobile exhibitThe following wa* the program i H B. Dorr viaitod al ElanBpringnr'a tha literary noctetj last Wodnred John Beiia> James Jackson. Ritchie'* over Sunday evening: fair clean al hand Farmer* to advertise, In the future all cnoteav Answer to roll call, Any quotation. Hanlon. Song, Mai* quartette irrepaM on th 141* ot MoKfnle.v, Volney Vv’ttoox the paper, bat to accurate account M-jt'e mother returned to John W M F R. l'»*a>»<r Debate. Rroolvod, that the low l. be kept ot allborne al Odea«a. Saturday. McKinley will be felt more than that ot The aid *ocioly wa* well auended Geo. A Myer* »* John D. Hr* Haight'*, Friday The ladle* Greeting Frank Brattln, icing Snoly They *old a rag car Estate of Henry Young, deceased. Order detenttlnlng Solve entered. Eatate of Philip Arthur, a mentally luoumpetant p*c*on Order appointing guardian entered. Order adjourning bearing claim* to confirmation enteral filed - - ;±r Recitation, Florence Diamond. nper, Gertrude Ryan Mlectioc, Margery Keabla*. kVocal BteU, Lewi* Striker. The following thought* arc sketch** from a lecture entitled, -‘Hint* on How to Think,•'whloh may be of value to ■ooe young men and women: "Nature ha* aet up Inlerragatloo point* all along the roadiide, and a* we run Into them we uk, 'What make* It dark?' ‘What make* the moon run when you stand still!" 'When doe* God deep? Do** Ho not gel very tired?' Nature has aet up nutetlon marks In every bird** neat, In every ghostly ahadow that goo* creeping over the mountain side, In the »tar» above, set deep and mysterious In the blue dome. Nature ha* flllod th* world with won­ der*, and h*r Interrogation point* be­ come Interrogation* naturally and necMseriIv In the mind of every healthy boy and girl, man or woman. "Ono question answered Li a hundred planted, and they spring fresh and green like living ihoou about th* root* The 49th annual fair will be held, and oa year more will mark a half center? Bread may l>« placed either at the ed growth to lu long career. <d Away back lu the primeval days of enforce conditional sale. John Palmerton ra. Nor* Baublllx el our aoedety and whoao name* have hon­ ored the long roll of cltlxenablp, have al., rpcclflo performance. In re Roxy Palmerton, guardian acpaaaed away, but that which they buildrounting. Frank Smith va. Warren Carr, ac­ holiday, a gathering of the people co counting. Ellas Gray, administrator, va Frank Dailey, *t al. foreclosure. excel Lu all that U produced and created accounting throughout the dountry , Amy E, Thomas v*. Orlando Thum**, V M, • I._ mV m — • — V M Ihm, rIde In ouraelve* a* a county, ac- bill tor separate maintenance. Eire TcAdas va. Jonathan Tobias, dl□owledring no other better, always iiearing In mind that It I* the people Emma Jones r* who alone con carry Into effect any E WiUlam tll.'liwpl* va. Mary GlUoapie, range the oonduct of the fair, a* we divorce. Delay DeMoll va. Oil* Detenu, di­ hope Ibat aa you paa* out the cate* at the clcee of the fair, you will all *ay a* vorce. Jarno* Dooley ra. Mary Dooley, di­ of one voice, "Better than ever." Let , thia be a Mopping (tone to the 50tb au- vorce. Allo*Connor va. Oab. W. Conhor. dinivarSary to follow one year later, which wo ail hope to lire and enjoy. you ever attended. For particular*, looking through nature and books for •tc., addrvea, Q. I- Bumkh, Bec'j. the force* which explain nature and blatory, call* out th* reflective power* Will Close Evening*. Cunei* P- Arnold vs. Ida S. Arnold, Chaa. T. GUlaaple va. Mary Gillaapie, divorce. George Gunlrip ra. Ina Guntrip, di­ vorc* Alito* Bailey v*. Sanford Ballsy di­ vorce. • h. pho txixrraso, cbancctY. Haute Arnold ra. Albert Arnold, dl,’oro*., • ■ Rollin Derby v». Mary Derby, dl™£gllfa Nichol* v>. ,wiljard Nichol*. LEE SCHOOL VICINITY Born. Sunday nig bl. to Mr and Mr* Wot. Thomae, a girl. Emma Early returned from Lake Soup.-Only amatl helping* of soup arc given—half a ladleful l* generally coualdercd quite enough—and It la cat al Pontiac. rn a* noiselessly u tnaalble from the aide of the tablespoon. Il la allowable Stowell's I eat Tbarwlay. A right. Maris Hampton Io william w Van Hum, und, i of bta »ec 2 Barry, <1. William W. VanHorn to Maria Hampton, iind t of .ala see 3 Barry, and lot 43 Delton. *1. Mary E Ryan to Frank M Haxal, lot 508 city. "" Lydia "te.*,1 H Mol whilo taking the last spoonful* bnt a sore arm eauacd hr bolb Will Naab and wife of t'arltou Canter Ear* A WHaun to Hartley K. Heunever toward one. vialled at Perry Stowell's recently. Stella Coin attended U>v reception of knlrr* end fork* specially prepared Dr. and Mr* MoGuffln al Carlton Cen­ Hartley E Hendrick to Nancy C. Ackter, Saturday night mint* I, 2, and 3 blk 44, Paul** ad. Ora Addington and George Hauer evUla, K2i bread took tin.- place of were at Hasting*, Saturday C. C. M. Heath-Snyder to'Anna M. Chaa. HeUc made a buaintvM trip u> Jubnaon, 70* *«• 21. Aaayria, 82000. fa* bl on wa* dropped In favor of two Irvtug, Monday. Frank OvammitL and bride of Maple •yria, <400 Mary J. Croaby, knives and fork* are so grnrrel that Grove called on P. R. Holme* and wife Monday. 10 Bert Price and wife of Loltoy and no* L Reed and makcahlft arrange tactite Clarion Price and wife of Freeport viaOnly the fork la need for rating ria Itod at C. Benter'* Saturday. lot 36V and e i lot ,T70 city, 81000. There will be a spelling achool at the Michael Helt, I«r executor to Wm. Leo School bouac Friday night. CHmoaa Durkee rialted her aunt. la rcaerred for thoee (lauds which re­ Mr*. Hattie Hunt, la Carlton, Tuesday State of Michigan to David Brodie, quire cutting. 40a sec 18 Irving. 11 BO. When eating sweet dlabee. the fork and Wednesday. Oliver C. Ridder to Samuel R. Cham ASSYRIA exclusively, aa far a* possible. It la Daniel H- Pixley to Horace Parmer, only for stewed fruit*. milky podding* and wife, lot* 1 and 2 city, 11200. and other aemlUqold dlshro that th* “'.1 John I. Schant* toCharlra E. Strickspoon l* called Into service. Inn and wife, 3M aec 32 Woodland, 1750. ■ pent Sunday with friend* In Lacey. Jacob Klumpp to David Klumjvp, 80a Robert Johnson spent Sunday at Mr. »oe 33 Tbornapple, *4* pie lu the old style of holding the (talk Boigb’s In Naabvllle. Morgan Juana to N< Quito a nutnbef wore in alien dance lol 1(» city, 1150. tloo generally prefer* the neater way po*aee*lon* and enjoyment* of the boat the city of Hasting*, hereby agree to tinnga. close our remctlye places of business at 8:00 o’clock each night, with ths MGdd, or destiny knows next to nothing, cepdon of Wednesday and Saturday but ths man who autnmoo* hlmaett to nights, and on* w*ak before Chrirtmaa. nlectlea that la vigorous, sterehlog, bt^innlng Oct 14th and ending April •’attained, and extenslv* know* tnOCT. Lt SteuBer. C< W. Clark* A Co., There will be a Maccaboe dance at Race with th* ririfUaMad ld****» they Iteokcy , A WalMorff, Chid ..ter A Bur­ ,. Alton 3»<fciCgom*t7rva,'Jdhn_ Moqt- teotttb. ru* through ,v- -—c- -* v'-— Salad I* generally eaten flora a aapa- the Maccaboe hall, Oct. 4, 1901. Evaryton, J; 8. Goodyear Co.. W. E. Merritt on* Is cordially Invited to attend. Edwin Scott va JennieSoott^rorcc. Think! The surprise party on the Rev. B. AJama* Walden v». Ixiulsx Walden, Brook* at the Maocab** hall. Tuesday . । \ Tul « ' I* the jjhllowlj>h)' Cook A 8«rtt H. A M. Wither, Wela- voro*. nvsnlng was a decided suoc***- The s*rt Bras., Woolley A Brimsoo. Fred . t.. . ! .> Indian Who t. HealhdTrwA 3. YtMt. Fvadk Bor. vorc*. Hummel va. , Frank HummaL very lltu* a* a minister but know that our loaa will ■: jSTwalUte ld* Vr*ll*,^ciia.., aln. We wish him *uoMartha Calrnea va. Alex. Calrao*, mdoi *1 th* coofield of labor. divorce. . . .. rlvers and only , Phill* t/Ctalgfove v*; Charted A. Stricken With Pnrnlyala. Annau, Morrill, Hendaraon Grimett, ot thia place, was G09..B, Griffith M *L, foreckkure. "> r ru*h, but thinks only of akin* | him warm when th* winter return. H* doe* not summon Estate of Andre- bio, lot* 7S3 and 7(0, city, glSOO. Ida MoCoy to Mary E. Ryan, parcel • city, MOO. Gertrude E. Bentley to Mary Shurta, parcel In city. <100. Charles Bodeudorf to Frederick and George W. Coot* Ip Mary E. Town­ rod la aec 8, Castleton. 848L5O. lot 241 and e I lot 242 city, Mary E. Wickham to He WHllam H. Young to Eva h. i ouni lock 70, 77, 98 ana WNaahvlll*, <1000 John R. McLean to Jarno* daring th* proe«*a of maatlcatioo and After befog treated try an eminent phy- Loan, parcel aec 13 Hope, MOO. •lolan for quite a while without relief. Alexander G. Young to. J b*v«r to drink while they have food In Frank Ifockwlth, Busty Broa. Ham* their mouth* Drinking while rating t Babcock, Rookie *. Btosdtet, C. th* ballon caat, up to Id-tXI a. Mt-. Ocv Wright, parcel* on sec 22 end 15 Carl­ tod. for to* New Plant} Content and R. McDonald. Man, Logan ooentv, ton, 11. find a* fallow*; CrutablIng one'* bread, fidgeting with W. Va Several other very remark­ Elba Burchell to Elisabeth Morrell, able euros of partial paralvsl* bars parcel Prairieville, 11. been steeled bv th* u»e of thia Udlaorae people Indulge while talking are Michigan Central Excursion*. % ta teaming mill lorn ■rkl—K K — f-, mm* IS ■s John B. Roberta. the ilnwM. ClaMOUW Waltbji a Hates, JOHN BkMKKH, Harting*, Oct. 2, 1001. . Ounma, D**r Hunter*, Attention. Pan-American Expuallloc, Buffalo, K. Y., May lat to Oct. 3Ut 1W1 Data* of sale dally from April 30 to Sept. 30th. For rate* and jxrtlculara call at ticket Tim* ha* demotutrated that the Thrice-a-Week World stand* alone in Kclaa*. Other paper* have imitated Grand Rapid* and reenrn form but not Ite auootee. ThlaUbe- •»— OeL Ulh, tor nA, <x —- ,. ..11. .11 .t— ___ .11 tl.M ' Eastern Star Grand Chapter ot Juattliir ch* whit* Th* ladle* al tbePreabyletlan ofaurch will conduct a "rummag* sale" at a date io be announced later. At thia aala willbe offered *var/ihlng b* u*«d lu any Th* N*w York World. hickory tort, <L»at with a*1t. pepper. Immedlataly. naw* be political or otherwise, ta fact, almoat a dally at the price wakly and you cannot afford t without 1L . . Republican and democrat allk* con read the Thrice*-Week World with ateotat* confldano* tn its troth. In addition to new*, It publbhea flrrtm* aaria! atoriea and other feature* lied to the borne and flrealda. The Thrlce-a-Week World1* regular lieerijitlc.il price la only 81.00 Mr year Special train leave* Hswing* Round trip rate, Detroit Mid, tec. Train returning leavoi 8:30 p. mn Jackaon 8:45 p. m. Hlmoid FeeUval at Grand Oca. 7-13, 87c. tar round trip. CbB V..I1 r\-,- —i — t-zx— . « �toWspeiL—Now-aM W ffrtfuM fH»»irtly'<towwfW4^fiiar'*l>* < stout bunch lug chrotnnt trapw ana a | txkf it Indian aagw giowwd sunk! ttr ! The maid bad already broagbt In the ; Firtt chink k Itate s< nodilne 1 wen loath to 'Shut Mli Ab* exquisite mist relied little panorama of tbo dy­ queen* regnant who sat upon the stone ...................... -■ There were four women fn tbo roodt ,of 4a*4lny tujokral In the endows name whose reapectlro agos evpreOrntod four ,Of Fcdhls. B-trnUr. ami Eire, tbo U.t a name that la creeping into u*a again of late after long ecllpae. In tbs alyth “Mamma." said a young girl, sudden­ century Fergus, king of Scots, an ly turtilnj; toward liar mottier ata! pu*l>lag a boolraway ftotn Mr Impatiently, “what do you think real living IsT The heroine of thl* novel keeps rejecting her lover tytM.trioat W^l) because she says bo docon't [----- -------real living IL. ,1 should ilka to knot LEEP cannot be Imitated except tn appearance, neither can Ivory Soap. There are other white soaps that look like Ivory Soap, this to a penalty which it pays for Its great success. But you are not deceived, there is only one Ivory, the others are imitations of Its perfections. (hea t Utda 1 ht: theaahar then nlgjit sweats. ^ PER CENT. PURE. Unle cold with a 25 cent' bottle; harder coughs will need a 50 cent size; If It's on the lungs the one dollar size will be most economical. CMrrtni Opinion. that it ha* made *rrange:nenia by which It 1* able to offer to Its reader* a high class monthly magazine, in com­ bination with lb» UEHAt.D at a merely nominal price ’ The magazine, with which we have made thl* arrangement I* the Pilgrim, an excellent literary Krlodlcal published at Bailie Crook. di mogoxlne has recently count into the bantu of a now company who are hustler* They orc sparing uo pains to make the iTlgrlm a high class magatloc and they arc suncoodlng admira­ bly. !t compere* favorably with tbs leading periodicals of It* kind, such a* th6 I Julies’ Home Journal and the Sat­ urday Eroding Pint, both In typograph­ ical appearance ana In literary merit. For inn sake of placing thia excellent monthly within the reach of all our r<uuier», we hare decided to make them, the following remarkable offer: The regular subscription price of th* Illgriro I* one dollar- AU who pay one dollar for the HeKalu and TWEh • i Little la thought and !<® 1* known by the arerigi' man concerning the lire* and alm* nf the 400,000 men and boy* who del re uuderthe surface of the earth I Io place* of darknaaaand danger, where hardly a day goe* br without recording 1 the death by fall* of ruck, cud or alate i of more than one unfortunate miner | An artlcJ* on thl* subject at once ImKrtlal aud rltally intcreatlng Is coatrlt«l tn The C.isrnopolltan for October There are ten* of tbousaod* of re*».'I bv John Mitchell, President of the Unltt enable people in thl* country who be- I cd Mine Worker* of America,’ whom Here that it was inexcusable to blason :I every one recalls a* the man who org*nthe true Inwardiieu* at the Schley-1| lied the miner* and carried through to Sampeou controversy before the world. No matter what the outcome there has! been a washing of dirty linen In tha sight ot all men, and if there is to be a i single good accomplished that might not! have been brought about more effect! to- < Jewel*, candy, flower*, man—that Is , „ within ______ thai order nf a woman'* prefercoco. Iv by a quiet Investigation department or even calmly ignoring J«»«l' form a magnet of mighty power ..>.^..1 row ™ •*.«"' What la *odearly an Internal that to the average woman. Even tbit discredits an aasertlveollquo within the greatest of all jewel*, health, U often naVr, we would bo grateful for having nilned Io the *tronuou* effort* io make it pointed oat. The whole proceeding create the money to purchaac them. If belittle* the action which ohronlolod a woman will risk her health to get a coveted genj. then lai her fortify bar­ salt against the Inalduou* cooMquendo* of oougbs. cqld* and braacblal affiecUon* by tbo regular UM of Dr. Boschee'l Gorman Syrup. It will promptly arrest consumption lu lu early stage* sod heal tho affected lung* and bronchial tube* and drives the dread dlseasa from the aystem. It I* noi »untw-all, built la a certain euro for coughs, colds and all “Philippines” is Good Enough. bronchial trouble*. ' You can get Dr. G,O. Groan's reliable remedies at Fred j. Tbo proposition to ohacf a the name of the Phlllpptaaa to-MnHlnley telanda U Heath's. GetGroen’s Spacial Al­ is not even worth much talk. Philip JI., after whom tho Islands wers ns med, waa not a person whoso memory Is T h ird District W. C. T. U. Conve®ttoa. aweev to Americans, or In fact, to any k people: but neither vyaa Janin. II., fOr Hundred! of Hasting* People Volun­ teer Evidence that Dispels Doubt. receive Che Pilgrim one year, begin­ ning with the September number. The Pilgrim will be soul direct from the publishers. This Is a splendid opportunity foe mtr reader* bi n-cnn? a.flue magazine at * more!) mnlual cost. Call at tho HKHAT.p office and ace aa tuple of tho Pilgrim, . The columns of tirti newspaper ire day-br-day publtahlog fr<«h nrldcucc from Hasting* people which eeiabltihe* ■rlirra fully th# Rrr*l reputation of Dr. A- W. Chaao's Nerve Hills. The tnan- Tired than the EaM Indiana. Tbsy «ay you novar find oce Chinaman fo a low coodltMd of life bet you will Uod him *u>ploytag lansiMt Cfctnaman tn a still tbs sky above my bead and the busy I hjwer condition. ■ tyrltter ortW atytrowa ty ttytyaattyrt | Tbe amail ClrfncM farmer employ* a Mryanl. ij' fri&h. ty ]q lord, apyl mas­ '“Too ace, Flora, how.fantaytlc are‘ | t«r‘ This menial la compelled ;to rarya rotns of tbo inhabitants of thia wortd j hlm/fn any capacity that may 'ba.rt-and of .vtyt. iMn dream* tbalr livaa *re below. that make* my real Hr- b* doaa not do ft aa IM Iriahtnan does rig.” said Gertrude. looking acre** at a driving the pls along tha road.' No. He long figure on the aofa. flrxt kills the pig or makes his Th* dark gray cyte that looked tack rito her own were motet, and th* vote* Hat answered fall of warmth. ' . " “Do not belter* what Gertrude aay*. 1 1 l fl THE ' . ' • weight of tbs proprietor may Joat bal­ ance that ottho pig. but U it la greater । than that of. tha pig than a fpw bowLI dcr* are added to even things op. Tba ‘•And you. Flora.” said tbs ilttta wo> whole apparatus la thou wheeled along mu at tbs fable, never losing bar do-1’ the road by the “hired man.” the Chi­ mureuess, -tell tut now what is your proprietor meanwhile placidly IdM of real living." ’■| “Mine!" said the yonng girl, HCtlng bar Lead a little, a wave of color *orgIng from bar forehead to-bar full. rounded throat, wjt la to marry a man tty11 »bali Jove and who will lore me iety. very mneto That t» my Idsa of ttapplne** and real llvingJ ft mayutot ^boja rery blgb one; but. then. It la my that's all. ' No energy, no yitn, no vigrir, no ammtiph. •The head aches, thoughts are confused, memory rails-. Life becomes a round. of. work but half accoty’-.’ pEalied, of eating that does nor nourish, of sleep dut fails to refresh and iof resting That’s that never rests. the beginning of nervous prostration. Dr. Mile*' Nervine 'strengthens the worn-out nerves, refreshes the tired that we oxtld.do dr roMbtmem as take away riwtr lliplno Hands fo ADA �of Excitement SSW OlSbFTHE THIEVES WOURI arw'rMnefbaentiae-a rate oflaW$M happeuwf ta Ow twcib grade at the Flnu ward. BchooL A . toy MMMd (Hyde . Araiy,,* ,aon ot Oliver AkW. baa been ill arvtrwl daya. Tb< achoola are trapocartly Honed. an<J the lew e0«B «tveo pot through tbe paper*. Other ebUdraa of the aume family are in the flr»L-third god ninth gradoe. Much apprebenalon (a feiL .. TOA23 ihtluwtPjw IrtiiW Wm, -Or rather, the baat^laoo Ro«m sp tiafn.' ent Aaoi <k ChrUuu pAauwnpk g*Uwy. XwUwka »> Cx« •trvat. aS can*. aJcht at ttj, pr<w>rt BUSBY BXOS.- BATH ROOHS __ __ ___ ^iSGSSS bWtsa - Nathaniel VertXia. <rf Owosso. result Ha dfclma ehe.HUrted Uw and that be waa compelled th fight Cm hla life. . The bontee of nr. 3 p. Bradley anS John Birney, of Baton' Rapids. 'WWW visited by burglar.. They became frightened at Bradley a place, bat f cured a gold watch and chain and |13 from Birney's., emery Barren, a prominent waa one of the leading oaromen ot Michigan and compried with many leading fuilcra Lucy A. Plfcc and Elmer UoIcnaU quietly left Lapeer recently and were ..... -- - » ■ - » age which w«« 1H. . Burglar* made an unauccevatul at* tempt to break Into il-uroed & Sts* pbena* elmhlng stare In Mendon Ttoeyj IE8Y0US BEBIUTY. $15,000 in Cash TO BE GIVEN AWAY, 2,000,000:vtms A RECTOR. IN OHIO, f MASS.. ANO IOWA. IwKAT DO YOU ESTIMATE?' HASTINGS HERALD OUR OFFER. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE every nna who Mrodsvs 50c. lot Six ®ontbiJ' subsoriptioQ io the Haacings Herald will rjpelva a certificate which will aatlUe 14m tu parUcipnte In the tlbtrlbutlon at the prixro. I’»<weot aobhtrlJx'n ntay take advantage1 of thia offer, end their aulwcriptlotM will be extended tlx mouths from date ot future expiration No advance U made in the price of our paper: you got th" certificate abeo- Will - ' ■■■ YOUR ESTIMATE. When you send In your suberrljAion you also ecod jour oatltpata Be carafal to write your name, eddrees kn<' M plainly aa poralble. Aa soon aa we re­ Mire your tnbecripdoa we will send you a certificate of ihe Press Publishing Z.saoolaiion of Detroit, Mich., J Jr J. • , containing rour ceil mate. Which will IniureyoU any te your eeumate may entitle VW to data Wei will fllo a duplicate certificate with the Prom I'tibllahlng Aaaocla1. Every subscriber may make se many cellmates and will receive aa many co rd Sea lea u be sends subecHpUotu kt Herald. ' •' ' , ■ r>ibTartcq will f«ie(»«'*cerllflmlr for each .ulwcrlptlou obtained. F.' WWO ' f '7BH '' n , ,, , ---- -- » ' VALUABLE INFORMATION -Toaid aubasrikmvwin forming tbrtrwatfnrat»'rww'ftmi!g*rthe following data; 4: Utlnd id the prlxea and the awards will be made JO days after the official v^ U knywn. i« Herald will publish the names and addresses of Xh«rr»i>^ut». .The were found tn a c-w at Detroit Mbnday. * ‘ ’ uooo oo ... .................................. «».« TdtneSb A. . ... 300.00 To the deb . . 200 00 To the 1th. . ........ 100.00 , To tbs Sth ... ,. i. 15.00 'To tho 9th . ..J . . 5000 To the 10th... GA. ..... K.Q0 To the next 10 nemet, *15 each................... .... 150A) 1° PMt oearcst, OlOaMh.................. .MftM . under ihe Improaakm that tlfWUV' •t. Mooch.................. 710100 •Ing accused ot a gruve charge.___ •t, Meaoh...i;.,iV;. ........ MOW , VslataWe ■•raw Mill.a To the next oodro st. Mooch................... ........ Maw To the netrfto <Mri ot,. Keech................... ........ <00.00 A peculiar end errtona accident be To the next 200 neiroot, iiooch.................... ... 280.00 at, Ilynonth “ freight train wax isavs.i To the pcmoo mate betw To the pernou mate between AuguM 10 and Septeenber 10. HOO.OO I . X/ L Tbt|l. 1000 priata, aroounUhg 10*16,000.00 that two or more eatlmatora art) will be divided equally between 85“’ The striking laundry workers tn Saginaw met and re lard *n,000 of the necessary gd.000 vrttb which to start a Ico-opyrative laundry. tt coat the uDdertekem of the state Shout 110.000 to take the examination tor embalmers1 hcensrs. at which the Mute received »l.l*M In face. Blabop Gillespie, who waa overcome &nday at MeodonTTBut Curly yocovered. He.au* he waa •----an acute attack. ot indlj . A new bonk to I* MarquMte, National W at1 Marquette 1 Within day In BL Jo«<vii, aud tha pair etarted borne. After seeing bla wife In the cabin of the steamer Sternberg went down eta tn to engage a (tatecoom and InrtdrntsUy slept*’! on tn the dock MM* eo tba Pete gmattd at H waa poUea and taken Mqniuctte road aa^.Ft Alex McKedrnte. a painter working claimed that qrer worth of tn«n> near Wrrt Hay City, droppwl dead la were caabed at a hanked Pontlae. the the roud Taeeday morning Jan aa u« naaie of the perwni tn 'whaab .Tardr rtacbed bla place Of, work. Heart did»a.)nti'cJ they trero drown being fnrgvd «» ah Hlhlou v-.D iH't j :t4bw W r»p **n* Io Iba# part of SUBSCMTHON BLANK Wire. President Central Baring. Bank, «8 ■ TH»« OMlbp THE GREATEST OFFERS EVER MADE ^ Clarewen Poet, of New Barton, had a twvntver la Hv pocket while throbIng. U was discharged and Ute ball cotayed .bla' heav causing a painful . ’L' MBER THAT THE FIRST PRIZE IS S5.000, SL‘”f®r Flux. Add^SSuTtrtiS ' .haft and the door. Re waa releaaed and will recover. lavromottve No. WO. hauling a Mock train on the Michigan Central by appointment of Abraham Lincoln, waa burled at (Yevitand, a cxxutuon dray, carrying hla body to the grave, , Thursday night tbrae men attacked jHaa Oora Roberta, at Mofttve. while the waa oa her way borne and the wan no roughly handled that ab« la co&fia«1 to her b-d. Several attetupte of h aironar nature have been made fit ' A hating larlt at Morgan Part nlh Itarv Chteaen rMnltaA In > �OCTOB to remove part of tbo Intornal revenue taxe* Imposed M the beginning pf th* Spabtoh, war. U wm estimated that HD,6oo,eoo would be wipff trom thproqMptSMaremU. In roalUy, however, the diminution to proving to be only half that amount, and money to steadily accumulating In the national treasury, In spit* of ths vast expenditures which th® government to making. What to do with tbto surplus and how to stop It* accumulation are problems which congress will hare to deal with at the coining session. If the old fash­ ioned democratic notion of economy In administration and the lowest passible taxation oovnpaslbl* with the need* eff government obtained at WMhlngton the accumulation of the surplus would bo stopped by reducing taxation, both direct and Indirect. Not only would tho Internal revenue taxation bo mater­ ially reduced but tariff duties would bo removed, except in »u tar a* they are needed to produce sufficient revenue for the neceealtlM of the government- 41WXS5 the tomb of Proridaat McKinley. *o >■—Sinn*Hn toot, m to appear hardly ®re«bl*. Areustlng, bowev^, tha» the stay la strictly tro®, U.UlM»«iUw Insane folly in which aaarchy OMmpUfiew it* monstrous doctrtoM -Theattack upon McKinley Uvtog, was a’pleoe qt wretched stupidity. What Cxolgoex ex­ pected to aooampllah for hto cause by killing the president it to beyond the pro*ino*ot* rational mind to und*p stand. The attack upon McKinley dead wm a performance for which there can bo no motive except pur® malignity of the most depraved type. Thk fsnlt* of military rule were well iUusxrated at tbo McKinley services at tbo oepitol, where army officers took charge to tho exclusion of the capltol and city polio®. They reserved Over kKj-‘v ,,\ x .•TitOMiq!; PAN-AMERICAN $1.00 r »u: l»-r ULKA W.L-, u;h LX., ute, row win come to the Pan-American Ex poaltion at Buffalo, where October 1* always a month of delightful weather. Tb* Exposition to point of beauty and luterai to at Its climax, and th* pro­ gramme of special event* to such as to attract and please. September started with great crowds and only th* trage­ dy in th* Temple of Music, wbkb stun­ ned and sbockevl a world, halted ao overwhelming'sdctom in that month. J. S. Goodyear Co., dry goods. C. W. Clarke & Co^g^oce^Bi. Woolley & Bronson, shoes. J, S. Bmnlyur Co, Kinley is now exhibiting to just what might be expected from a man of bto wbo wm grinning as bo watched him; degenerate nature, lion who commit- now the position* are reversed. Truly, such sensational crime*, cepec.lally when to him that hath thall be given the sup­ they have no personal grievance to port of the colored brother. buoy them np, depend largely upon the G KN KBal Wood to going to arrange eequent notoriety which tbe act give* a reciprocity treaty with Cuba which thorn for a time to nerve them up to a Mr. Roc*,vail wjll ask congress to pane. pitch which will sustain them end en­ Yea, and Mr. Roosevelt can call spirits able them to preserve an outward bear­ from the vasty deep. Tbo real question to ‘‘will they ooms" when ha doth call ing that resemble* courage. A* soon m the Idea get* Into their b*nigbtod brains that there to no glory lu thato murderous conduct, but rather universal detestation and an Ignomin­ ious dMth, they usually break down. fixirth* of hi* party la bitterly opposed There is no moral background to such to touching tha sacred Dinghy bill, be degenerate* aa Caolgoez. Hence when will, have an opportunity for the fight his courage was tested a* It wm while be always baa had la every office ho has he was being taken to Auburn 'prison','it proved utterly wanting. He cannot glory In bto murder of the president. There to ms a single mitigating clrcum- take socio action about the Isthmian •taaco upon whl?h he can stand. canal this winter, if only to put an end There to nothing for the poor wretch to to tho Ingenious French lobbyist that do but endure the gnawing* of remorse Hm been working both tbo French peo­ a* best be may and exptai* bto dreadful ple and the member* of congress. ' crime without th® lottos support of oon■dence and without the least consola­ । THjt British, are wondertog where th® Boors, get all their ptomunlttou. tion of human sympathy. . Abhorrent m Cxolgoa*'* crime to to Thia, however, to scarcely more extra­ ns, It muse be acknowledged that bto ordinary than the eonrcM of their ropcondition to moot pitiable. There ought pllM of horsM and men. to be something In hla dreadful fate, to deter anarchist! hereafter from trying ONLY 11,000 fighting Boers are said to be loft. We rodmate, therefore, that which has placed him almost outside Ot it will not take mor® than 300,000 Bo­ th* pala of human sympathy, though n«, according Io tho leachings st Chrisllanhy, of Dlvins. . tti .> See the grand mid-day ureal I the Royal Bra** Band w Little Trixie4’.Do, 0ct. LOtL i serenity with which the country egnn to look upon the military «fti in tho Philippine* has been rudcipeHcd by the shocking affair on ■land ot Samar. A company of lean troops has been surprised engaged In their morning mealout weapons Ln their hands they M. W. Hicks, flour and feed. J. P. Rcnkes, bakery. Ffltine 1Gooflideltvcrcd. F, R. Pancoast, jewelry. Barnaby & Herrick, restaurant California TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE and Scenic Hoc, FnOM no part of tho country have expnaalon* ot affection towards President MoKlnley been more numerous than Chidester & Burton, clothing. Rcukes & Wulldorff, furniture. HASTINGS, i ^HCH. . famllimi, forcing senators and rcprosen- Ute of respect cloned tb* gates for one lalivM to stand and iven crowding cat day, Thursday, when tbe State funeral tho families of the supreme court alto­ JPthe third martyred pnirident took gether. jdace. The crowds since then; hart need expect no such poliny. The re­ poured to Buffalo. Tb* Tempi* of publican congrcw. and administration Marie. now hallowed and historic ground, has been tbo Mecca of thouwill take a different course to get rid of the surplus, instead of relieving the In action of the [«»•■ office department In people of lbs burdens of taxation, they excluding premium—giving publica­ to care for great crowd* satisfactorily, will reduce the surplus by the appropria­ tions from tho second elxaE mail privll- not only In hauling them to the Exposi­ tion method. There to nothing so tempt­ tion by street car and steam railway a| ing to extravagant expenditure as a big a,fare of but S cents from any pert of surplus, and the lobbyists will bo on tbo city, but to house and feed them at price* lu tho reach ot all Tbe stortro of cxurtltant price* were long ago will bo the isthmian canal project, the river end harbor and public building bill*, the pernicious shlp^ubaldy scheme and other designs galore upon tho ns- Thcre to nothing so demoralising to pure, honest and economic government as an overflowing treasury and an ex- BUY YOUR Machines of T. Phillips. , a eerie* of meeting*of prominent North and South Ameriraa Sheep breeder*. The Buffalo Review ot BcpL 24 Mid that “this ought to be a grrat time for tbo farmers to Visit the Pan-American. Every farmer in New iork Btate. not Tbe Exposition Company opened up the month of October, beginning Mon­ day, Sept 30, with a Carnival week ot country, ought to *e« the attraction* of splendid event*. Including a baby th* Ralabow City during tb* n»xt thro* coach parade, with 8.000 school chil­ or tow week® ‘The cattle show last week WM a dren staging tn tbe proceawlon. a mon­ ster pageant with tbe floeta need to tbs big feature of tbe Exposition, gnd thl* New Orleans M.rdl Oras and *!»»-' gorlcal parade and the feature of the beautiful floral parade at Saratoga.' ' -Tb* New York State farmer* and These will Uke place cm Thursday and th* gb^ep raiser* from other state* win Saturday. Oct- 3 and 6. but every day, find It roost Interesting to compare the from BepL 30 to Oct 6 win be replete South 'American breed* with those of with interest Special firework* on the ^orth America. “It win aurprtoe many to learn that lake, with decorated and illuminated th* pavilion* tor animal* at tbo Pan American coyer t?n acres and arc ca­ pable of booking ?3.i»0 anlmato." . The pnqframme tor October so far a* a programme to arranged as tp give made up at tbto time I* aa follow*: the American public a delightful week. Peaches for my raid once In Tbc'Ufe saving drill, dally, ha* be­ Baltimore, one-half mile "rwt of Mccome one ot ths great attractions of the Bxpadtlou. It telle the story of the Ombcr school house. M, M. SLOCUM. work of the heroic mgn who giiard th® For sale, two male black top lambs. - (boro* ot ocean and groat laksw «3-' Wm. Allgeo. way* on tbe start to drag from death'* * r,„ *«,. *wwa. Av. trr-^ix u. w a For further Information Inquire of brink tb* Lhlpwrrekrd tailor or pai- tMigt £t*UMTWX Th. model eamp of United SST^.t/1^, BtatM marine-, tbe wroast guns,' tb. Su. sX Sk-Tv-X ordnance and all, th® exhlV't» showing j v-ia u«r- *»«. *. to, ■ war's panoply and ®w Oafanal v» rs*®^ _»■ tor- «***» w m o*>ri* to*ta UTM have been a great educator t®-, T<rt *«*.■ ficinH Needles 20c per dozen for all machines. Oil that will make.* your machine rump' easy for 6c each, large Sewing machines from $13 to $40. T, PHILLIPS BIGGER : AND : BETTER THAN EVER IN EVERY DEPARTMENT, FIRST-CLASS ATTRACTIONS. Throughout central and southern China very little baked bread to used, end tbe flour to conaumed In the term of dough, vermicelli or dumplings filled with chopped meat or meat and v«go- FOR PREMIUM LIST tnB* problem nuw MMtfMIHt tiW ®k‘ th. dough until It la quite tough. It to than pcenri Into thin abeeta and cot Into strings, bdtod and thus eat* - Fred I,. Heath, drugs. pdattloo to bow to find days enough within tbe during weeks io adequately lake care of tbe many attractions and features now being planned. He pre­ dicts a great attendance during th* (Booth pt October and one far In «ewa'of tbe blgbrat estimate* that have bead made by th* raret sanguine. Is answer to tbo Inquiry as to whether or not IBuffata could take care of the, —L*.->a> nr. Alffir-tillv Knowing How that Saves Money. �-------------------------------------- —> I Season End Sale of rall Paper is a great ifirio to vlrit theexporitlsn.. * I sunulr ot baked oooda and eonfeorJ Innhl.Hv,,, laid want u> Clinton thJj . THE SURPRISINGLY SWELL EFFECT THAT DISTINGUISHES OUR NEW - FALL - STYLES IN SHIRTS, NECKWEAR AND HATS CANNOT That means thb?e rich reds, . -ad M ’-X te^^S^rooal sX^y^L^"Brile JUmnants at 2<?,( ...V',, 6c.,‘®c. and jOc. ; \r“ . Harrison 1 Wringer waa called to This is the greatest Ohio last wMk bv tho IUm* of his deal that ever happened daughter, who died before hl* arrival. in wall paper.' Al! prices are tor double rolls. BE APPRECIATED UNTIL THEY ARE SEEN. Detroit ’s nioneer raner.year To­ Day, has reached theuennv ago oZtmo ana speaks somewhat nxultlngly of it* success. It ha* good reason to fee! sat­ isfaction in contemplating tho achieve­ ment of catering the Detroit newspaper area and winning it* way against the Aereo competition with which its rival* have fought 11, gaining a clrculaxlonof of over 30,000 In a single year. The HeXald congratulates To-Day on Its Xell earned prosperity. it night Jamca L. Crawler Insudllug officer acid J. M. for wau. O. R. A I. and Pere Marquette ex­ cursion trains went tbroigb here on the week, tbe following appointive officers Michigan Central Tuesday, each bound were Installed: Adah, Mrs. Jennie Matthews; Ruth. Mrs. 8. J. Reed; Esther. Mr*. M. J, Burgess. Martha, DRUGGIST. Mr*. Edna Payne; Elrcta, Mr*. Sarah Cannom; Chaplain, Mrs. Louisa Phil­ lips; Marshal, Mr*. Lydia Brosseau; township Monday. Organist, Mia* Mae Brosseau; Wardor. The yralng friends of Mis* Leah Bua-. Mrs- Prudence Nobles; Sentinel, Fred bv surprised her last night with » Tun gate. 'linen and grantteshownr " The party Editor and Proprietor. Francis Wither of Rutland, father of Henry Withoy of thl* city, met with a Frank Hyatt, who recently went to serious accident Tuesday. He was at Charlotte to work in the Wlddlcowb work In the barn on a scaffold which fu mitorr factory, is minus a ltu]e fln- broke, enuring him to fall about ter. feet- He struck upon bl* head and shoulders and wa* un.xmacinus for two Chari m Harrttburtjcr. a Nash rille hours. Rls collar bone wa* broken and lad, ran Imo a barbed wire fence Tuna- be wa* badly bruised. Tbe wonder I* day evening, while playing with bls that he was not killed outright, eapoelFlinch cards at the Hkhax.i> office. eomrodre, cutting bl* face quite badly ully when it is considered that be I* It years old At last report be wa* re­ Mr*. John Llchty spent Huaday io and Injuring one eye Not long agu Mr Wltboy Grand Rapid*. ■ant a good Otting. gi«»l wear- covering. 1 looking ahirL Im, a Monarch I was thrown from a horse and had his J. B. Conrad of A an Arbor, I* in the collar bone broken. right In every way See our ' city aa business. Mr*. John Mullen and *« Frank spent Sunday lu Kslsmaroo •<“ the gu< The Citizens Telephone Co, will got pentad by hl* young Born, Wednesday, Oct. 2. to Mr and exit their How directory, Oct. 15th of P. T Colgrtrve Thursday nod Frldi Mr*. Robert Coburn, * girl. FRED L HEATH, HASTINGS HERALD Pleated bosom white shirts (the latest) at $1.00. Fancy stiff bosom shirts (latest colorings), 50c, $1.00 and $1.50. Fancy soft shirts, new patterns, (for those who like a soft shirt for fall wear), 50c and $1.00. The small shapes in neckwear enable us to give the best values for 25c and 50c that we have ever had. -* New patterns just received this week. All the leading shapes in hats at $1.00 to $3.00. CHIDESTER & BURTON HASTINGS. MICH. total aid Pmoul. atMoCoy1*-, Got Brat choice. . A baren for furniture Ixiyere In Mc­ Coy'» clearing tale. Buy now. Sheriff A. O. Cortright wm at How- iao cedi and Inspect our fine lino Unary goods. H A M. WrrUBY. 311st Gertrude Lake of Middleville, spent Sunday with relatives in this city. Dr H. a Gamtnon has moved hl! offlne back into the City bank building. Alexander Brown of Naahvllle ha* a visit U> her daughter. at Oberlin, Satur­ day night. been very *ucce*afu) The two old. friends bad a rery pleasant vlait toEether, Mr. Colgrove having cut short Is campaigning trip in the tenth dis­ trict, Io order to get home and enter Mia Jessie Sage, formerly of this tain LLs old friend. city, waa married on Wednesday, Sept. We learn that the good work of 25,at Orillia. Ont-, to George Shell­ graveling the Battle Creek road south man, of Kalamazoo. Mr. and Mrs, shbllman will bo st home In Kalamaing st the McOmbcr hill they expect to During wgatnc of ball between ].akn Kide about a mile ami a half south. o farmers will furnish tbe teems and Odessa andNMbvllio at the Nashville ‘Driving park Tuesday afternoon Floyd tho business men In the city will raise Meyers of ladce Odessa wm s'.ruck by a a fund to pay the shovelers. Thl* Is a hall which broke bls note and rendered Real Moes enterprise and we hope I will bo carried ouk Good road* »re him unconscious for some time. undoubtedly of groat value to tho farm­ Letter* addreaaed to tbe following ers, who will thus be enabled to haul persons remain unclaimed In this office full loads at al) seasons of the year, and Ingress to the eily easier and cheaper, Stimulates burinoas. Hence money exCountlng today, there has not been * Cudod in road improvement 1* a good vestment. prisoner in tba.county jail for nineteen day*. This is a dreadful state of affairs. and tLe superintendent* of tha poor made tbe semi-annual Inspection at the Do you wan! new furniture ar dearIng1 sale prices. If *o see McCoy ** Stock and,sal ret !!>■&.: up' ->us... -- > w Wyman Hall ot Prairieville waa'ta lhedM Monday And favored the H«*- ’ 5!r. *tidMritHeprf W,Ithey r«clved • ilriMrifrots lhairson Bon, wbpls* biv«llag.»»at:i kayingthatbe waa In a bad railroad wreck In Wisconsin last week. Tbe engineer.wn* kill*d. Ban •scaped with nothing won* than a Dr. b. K. Wter'and wife are attend. skinned nOSO. ; > ingv ihe Pan-Americdn thte WMk. a We wish to caution our readers not TheywHlrelarn Bunday. 77 id ba In too great a burry about buying The'annmii reunion of.tiic 11th Mich­ igan Cavalry ‘will' be held ai Howard Oily, Wednesday, Oct. H. ‘' died in. this city by arerideut agent. Mrs. Borah j. Vrpoman wept to AU1- Wc shall have something further to say ot, O., this BBjrtddf id vlrit^e? glster. on thia Subject next week. The wool bx* factory which ho been Row comt tbe melancholy days, Cbe saddest of the year, —and the cool days of Fall voice the need of -^Underwear, i And just as you need underwear most we need the money more than underwear. So drop in and let us show you a large and excellent stock to select from at prices that will not fail to suit you. .e J prisoners confined In the jalL all of them wales. Of th ate H wore charged with being drurikandfftsordsrly, 1 with false pretense, 3 with UUQll and bat­ tery, two with jumping board bill, 3 with -rape, (J with larceny, 1 with vio­ lating liquor law, 3 with malicious tres­ pass, 2 with being disorderly, 1 with assisting recapo of prisoner, 1 with carrying couoesled weapons, 2 with felonious aaaau.lt, 1 with embexxlcmont and 1 with cruelty to animal* The board report the condition of bedding, cells, and halls fair, and that the water ji ,< J L. E. Stauffer | light colored paint an aa to give the jail a more neat and cheerful appearance." at tjts Welcome M. E. church. Friday Stu&.^T.D.’ "*“Ur li” ‘a<PiC“ Th* ladles are respectfully Invited to our openlug of fashionable ham and 13» trees, and those of the later ips were loadod down with fruit, vted, aai the M. E. pareoniige, 18, ' by Rav. George Bullen, • F. MUlerof theflmof Mlll^-ft st thl* dty. and Mia* Netrie Sk> daughter af M. M- Slocum of-BalI township. The newly wedded Clearing Sale of cr.iM, g hla i store Inted, NEW FURNITURE at McCOY'S. Ulr-efof Noabvine were quietly marledst tbe home at tits bride in this I JEWELRY, RICH CUT GLASS FINE CHINA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. ......An Up-to-Date Stock and eywioftj... ted by Properly Fitted Lenses. �asm?? OF LCTTDtG mX«O0QXTS ACT l/l J:j*r litair i'SSH Ja; *» M* fcMw ww» ■ssaraa^ rred toward me. 1 I tad hteumeys a^s-Q&A-A' •nd I fixed “ ,TOn“ himself, ^ec^jgg ,j CWteW®.? iS&ca -. J-inlltviX tfl ibWfes sisS.^wHfKc’: meres tr-d or the Finally I made cp my mind to remain WWr. y.Tf «>. bad evidently made op hla mind to see 3* '::• ■■■ , ..i : -;. n.e ball MemM ROUSEWORKERtT'HANDS. T‘-* vegy provoking. ruMi rhe JtaW* library, men tuc-jLfns so thing* which roughru soap rrolt. vegetables properly dry tbe band of the'finest cotko- Ulncse plaque ot ad bl ack i-b tha Them iR' t< w things 1 cannot make aid tbai r>. lira Itomuri* tbe uiraallluoed tllrh '■hrsp mod- ST.-sSu."K,tietfS Cvsbt, >OU«»mhC,»t.K Kto»e F. R-« hlufl. pencil gilt, and liu> unal] mmUillons it) like tHiariuc mailer. and to mortify ‘Xfi ysnevu refreshing man otherwise. Hat 1 did tbe noble animal an InJuaUru. He waa Gnlat.rd v little !>ran and milk ot larger will make the hand* dean and dish washing <n any other unoolh aft bit power before Brine and very different from . i , .- . situ a cloth and IL» bands .1. r|li. ! !".- th., -voting d u»-a n lib water. Sn«1 my dtserrmfon was becoming Intense. But I looked U etwvrfnl aa I could In order to decal? AK, that tin dltct ould soon b^ full ot tor and that I must either remain at the buttom and be drowned or coma out and fall n victim to my eaemr. -TT. ; the water touches tbe outside ami In ■ide of tie glass at the same time, and mJ aura la o> tk* ■ ■ owaar <S ttw • ■ k nnmi 1>? ■r Wafk MBS Mkksre D«™a « S. IB Iks s • orow rfu«. asm iks.-u KmcS. fi5lt.KWtbesk.«.k...« «L S M lbs • W a Iks • M ■« UMS • k MS i. DUlng op rapidly Um> question demanded an Lmnx aisad piece of old cot to u doth, neat­ projects Cashed itinjogh taj brain ly hemmed to avoid raveling and lint pcs ijV.Vvs* iMr.Vh-j i££&£ appies use a trsspoouful each of pow­ dered cinnamon and satt, haff a pound of brown sugar, lialf a pint ot elder or water. Thoroughly mix tbe sole*, skit and sugar upon tba apples ' and‘ poor ..a, Mary T. 0®dvs*T1. II, Uaaaa IJ—tnik». E.|»ia Sis::;} l=i hot enough to burn tbe cruet Thia may PfS*Hvw**cX UseeX ,e«M ■oldness and lihe noticed thal ix-nsver Ibeas iraptam were tbo caused l>yllgt|t ycUow. Ulk eiockiuga and consldcrabl nuantltisa ot tin Hospital la that ladles abould not wear •Ilka next their skin In . hot deep, bruwn aiibssHMlb**«^«<K*^ i^’S* •"«» aTlbss\ N lb* • • In, KvtT.-rvd from tort urn, The dull losdea hue which Ln aotna desperate and disagreeable sit­ uations during toy Ufa but Hwy aU KUSMSMS: h. Jxob Milter. rii.W M care Is ukeu a large proportion or it remains 11 the completed fabric. In with dismay la but feebly, to express my foellnga turned my eyes despair mordauntsd with . tin aalts. Colors which are "fast” In relation to •rdlnary washing are frequently read­ Dy soluble tn perspiration court go op to tbe etieklng point. baren less but. alas, obvious wlttlctai.k What welcome sound If that Which be made of elccutClty lb sending tnsssagea Writing to Mme. du Defraud In “Coo-o-ey. coo-o-ey. thrill, clear and utmost stretch of my voice. Tbe next moment I, have sprung from tbe ditch, tbo bull lias charged 12 the other will vtrtke the tamo hOW virtue could rotbtnun.eatc Itself from KT" ■adrerw l»ksrebrdtsA two boraemeo suddenly appear ma yeast dissolved In lukewarm •touting and Imprecstloos: tbe bull re- put Into bottles and cork tightly end set In a cool place. Do oof .drink too Bioch loaded whip, and tn a few mluntrs bs Use bleeding upop tba ground. ' an hour afterward l am snug tu tbs bat at tbe station. Over a steaming 0os-balf cupful of butter melted In' fi»«s । ■ relating to «n adtnlrtng one cupful of box wiior.': Put tn a I group of nation bands tbe demfla small tin pan on tbe stove to bolL Stir I tbe desperate battle which 1 fought Upward of two boon “ wlu jtn one ** » tbe boll, *and I meet with touch sympathy in my time, with- mortlflcaUoa at being Interrupted Just out beating them. Drop -tins and bake in a hot o .12 W3 times a day for a tonic la sumclent . HOIF m 3MI= SbToric toy with vanilla. Dangerous Kidney Diseases. colored Jury In Texaa tbe 12 gentlemen J.j. might can tbe Judiciary eyatrm baa In­ Masted ornltbolcEiats tnore than anytho trtd and punishment of culprits. Acwtllag to tba aecotmte of rspntabls observers. I ed Bomething after tMa fgtbfca: A tal- The excitement Incident of traveling . i.i rak.ws.pru>ably crow tawym. win >Ww aw*y . of Cbamberlaln'e Colle, < Diarrhoea Kenedy. For U Heath tbe druggist. IWSi.-f ply leg It to spying lo armtea and la .uiuioe ToMvu, ■ppafvut couaultatlon of tbo whole jury. If ths verdict be agtlnst the prisoner, be Is acntencwl to death and Inrtml ever tu tbs txcep. �mutbe Schley1* D I* pitch. BUT THE SEA WAS SEVERE. In tfoff Aver 8l>niMru# fiS»' blrae'-we aignatnro at and him been inndo under hl* pcr, Bonal anperriaion since Ha infiturj. AU Counterfeits, Expevtmcnta Uuat trifle with and endmigvj- tbo health at Intent* and Children—Experience airaiuxt Experiment ■ 1BC3<1 «*hOO»> €«31<t TV- Waahingtcu. Oct 1.—C»pt Jam«a M. Millar. wbo eoraniand*d the collier Marrimac off Butlago In Maj. ini, gxvo teatlmony baton, tba Bchley court of inquiry aUr.m ax tka coatantloa Of email bill and waa unable to gain hla feet before tbo men dlaappeared In the darknraa. A bunt wax made for tbe prowler*, but no trace could be found What is CASTORIA Caatorta 1* ■ liarmlre* subatltute for Cantor Qli, Pare­ goric, Drape and Soothing IJjfaipd. It 1* ncMant. It contain* neither Opium, Morphine unr other Narcotic •ubsumco. Its age la H* guarantee. It cliwtrayA Worm* ami tUUmi Fpvo»*»b»M»., U.cucp niarrhaxt tunI Wind A4lrJ« relfcv^ 'I'itwtkiad 'Froeilc*. Vtirea ConatlpaUou and Flatulency. It a**imllatca the Food, regnlatca the Stomach and Bowel*, giving health) nod natund aleep. The Children'* Panacea-The Mother’s Erlend. A« a Food For the Skin. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. o Mak* H Srnomh, Hixlihy Beautiful, Or. OfUM'i OlMmanf l« Hailed by ThouM»c« affair Womw. ditanre, but the overwhelming no bora of (be luaoraenta nxnptRied th to retreat Of the aucrivnra wbo hi arrived at llaaaey. 11 are wounded In Use For Over 30 Years. HEIRESS DIES IN POORHOUSE. Michigan Central •' Tb* Jfiajwa Fill* Stith '' Ctinp. Iilouw d tipuv AGAIN CALLS ON DURBIN. LoalAVIllt r MaAbvlIk Cl M ’ THREE KILLED IN WRECK. yeeraacHve ^ractlco.gnd l*_njdLMccmmendiriM ua Hla rating will ba found In Du o'* and Brad*Uwet'* report*. aa he own* tbo toVeaUve Age. He baa dt’isau >>tu« - Ch, .11WW. [MP OPENS. Marquette BprtngfleM, DU. Oct. L—TbsateU card of lira ttcch cotnmiMlouara la pldlo< Ila monthly meeting b«(e te­ ar Raporta ware aukwltud ahowtvg bat alaee June JO there bare bean Igbty-etx death* tram anthrax la the tnrda of . northern , Illinois Bxtrardlnary precautlocg have been taken o prevent the dlaeaae from eproadlng. hd the commlaalauar* believe they b..t ..rb.r., I1W& good. niMB W. Oo Every Bottle UfMdt WMtky AMeMMt* ww, ue.,. u—.u. voafederate Boldlara' Home, Jwat eaat of thia city .wa*' deetrayad by are at »:W thia morning. Thera ware JJp»f*UhUaa. About aevcnty veteran* who war* Inmate* ar the building, aome ot them . being Invallda, were rescued by their ' Comrade*. Tha/jo*a la eatlmatad al tn.000. with Inaarance of »12JX». The ^!RaU ii ?oq SIHi printing e*tal|ll*bro«at ot Wilton, upftrry *' ftp. capaaff a loat ot OBS. the. atartteg In the llaoi mom nd g-itUag Uw building. £ �I ' &W.»- Comtv Corrtwdeact Glaaa of Water . Put a handful ofg/ss/d cefftt in a glass of water, wash off Ibe coating, look ax it; smell ill Is h fit to drink f Give . LION COFFEE SHULTZ. Ed Kingsbury has returned from Kal­ at azoo. Eva McDonald returned Sunday from Jonos ls moving to BeUavub on- .few days’ visit at Coder Creek. Mra. Charley Shulta and children arm he recently purchased. Ws y to Jose Mr. Jones and family, spent Saturday and 8c on Scribner street and building on to It with the Intention of moving from ths ■s ihedancc a* D. SearIo*' Friday n^bt. ho expects to attend »chool while hare. A. L Campbell and D M. Flannery Friday. iwir.g atone fur Jobe Monday. Mrs Rree Colgrova spent Sunday with F. A. Blackman and family. There waa a party here last Friday looking over B. C. rennock’a stock of good* in view of purchmlug and gave They thought II was Jt had been looking for. Q- A. Hynes is has ig a alaugh ter sale oo wall paper ac tbo people are rounalng evun- - | . - - One-Fourth to One-Half OFF. WELCOME CORNERS. To this w« have added a new, snappy line of goods <&a4 la ■ur« to rnn. ' last week attending the state fair. Geo. Cappy and wifeaadO. W. Cappy and family and Flteh Huff attended the F. M. quarterly meeting In Castleton Sunday. ' ’ Our Outing Flannel Department W Our Drew Goods Department ft will crcr bo our aim to keep this linn up-to-date. .Star a atarter wo offer's ooaiple to fine of ooforSfn ALL WOOL VENETIAN at only 50o. per yard. , bj tTyj church, Friday olghu log Monday. Tbo teacher waa ou hand Monday •pom Saturday and Sunday with their CEDAR CREEK Guy Campbell has returned from Bat- . wbuv u issxw, at ■ Mr*. John Barna la reported very UL Mre. Buldah Lekmer hu gone to Ab agan on a visit. Mre. Roae Colgrove spent Sunday nt io r cottage. grading. He Pannaylvanla, Mra. John I __™.______ John Emery of New York and Lillie William, of Monday from been attending tho exposition. Colorado are rueale of Mra.Tai Emery. W. J. Gwin and Elaworth Loomis of Mabel Roscoe Ml . I S T I' Ho*Iary Department Teacher's Examination. George Thomas and family spent Sun­ anil nation at the court house. Thursday •nd Friday, Oct. Tltb and 18th. day at John Pitts’. John C. KktchaM, Mrs. C. Kenyon visited reitUves oc*r ' Commr. of Schools. Dowling last week. ' Fred Horn, Henry Zorbcl tod GrandA Typical South African Stem, Inf to (tart for York State to vHl rel- J Offers one case 40 guags double solo high spllood heel for ■ 10c. A big pair of men's wool SftJp far* small dime. i j w. E MERRITT & CO. S 'Hi Al O- D. Spaulding's old stand. Jannlc Merrill has returned from River, Capo Colony, conduct* a store Gangea. where (he Has been working typical of South Africa, at which can be purchased anything from the pro­ verbial ” needle to an anchor."' Thu CARLTON CENTER. ton visited at D. R. Foster's. Saturday. J W, McConnell returned to hlahomo '.Ml Monday from the Pan-American. Monday night, after spending a few Jutin Stewart and wife returned last days In Kalamazoo and Galeaburrvisit­ Mondap from visiting friends In Now Ing relative* and friends. Frank StetQuito a crowd gathered al thochurch York. They took In the Pan-Amoritat Sunday io II* ten to tho preaching nsn while there. They will visit thnlr Ing his absence. a -__ -_____ ■ !>.- U- V-I-—. i-.DUxon Caln returned to Carlton, parents here a few day*, then return to Wednesday- He Intends to make lids place his future home. Mrs Lewis Cole, who waa called to Stspped Into Live Coals Sometimes a fortune, but never. If Canada by tho serious illnrea of her you hare a sallow complexion, a )*un "Whni- a child 1 burned my foot brother, ha* returned to her homo near diced look, moth patchc* and blotehe* Ibr Center. on the skin,—<11 signs of liver trouble. Joneavlllo. Vi which caused horrible Mrs. Y. 1’. Barnum entertained tbo But Dr. King’s New Life Pills give leg sore* for 30 year*, but Buckion'* 1.. A. S. Wednesday afternoon at tea. Cora Nichols of South Oar1 ton waa Arnica Salvo wholly cured mo *fter every thing else failed." fofallible for the guest of Adah Odell, Bunday, and •tore. burn* *c*Jd*. cute, Bore*, bruise* and attended churab at ths Center. Ira Haues and daughter, Mrs. Emma piles Sold by W H. Goodyear 25o HICKOWY CORNERS. Williams, of Hastings wore calling on friends at the Cooter. Monday. They Charley MoCay and wife of Baule IRVINU wore once residents of this place. Creek are visiting nt Frank Dietrich's. J nd Carpenter, who has boon confined Robert Montgomery left Monday' for to hla bed with rheumatism. Is gaining. Grand Rapids to attend a veterinary Mrs Jay Carpenter has had a slight Mr» ChatBuld wtU entertain the aid college. stroke of j>aralysls on one side of iter society, Friday afternoon Snpper will Bcm Rockwell and Anna Dietrich bo »orvod. Everybody attend. were at Augusta. Friday. Our fartnera are anxious for rain on Ray Alwardlh of Baltic Creek waa a aooounl of tho corn husking season that BAN FIELD. caller In town Saturday evening. Mrs. L R. Flint loft Saturday for At the M- E. eburob, Sunday, ser­ Niles to visit her father. Dr Abbott. , vice* were hold In honor of our late Ing John Curtis’s farm. The rural mall delivery may be an ex­ president- Feeling remarks were made by Elder Leamoct. Mr. Doty and. Mr John Bruoney wa« a visitor al Battle cellent thing but wo do tun approve of Fisher. Then the sorylcoclosed bv tho It taking away two of our boat families. Creek. Thursday singing “Nearer My God to Thee" '••held Greut Hendmholt and family and John choir Curll* and family have now loft for and “Lead Kindly Light." Mrs. Evan Poorontertalned a nephnw from Illinois last week. £d Bltaull and wife rl»Ited at Rich­ Mrs George McGIocklln ha* been land. Wednesday quite ill for the past wook. Tho BapU»t Aid Society will meat A Fiendish Attack Fred Bristol and company finished up with Mrs. B. C. Cortrlgbt. Friday. thl* season’s threshing last Saturday. A. A. Aldrich and wife entertained Mrs. Frank Sheffield I* making prep C. L Aldrich and family ot Vicksburg Collier of Cherokee, Iowa, that nearly aratlons for a lengthy visit al West and Mrs. Ada and Mlsa Alice Ford of proved fatal. Jt came through his kid­ Superior. Wls. Battle Creek al Willow Bcacb. Sunday. neys. His back gol so lame bo could Mr. French ot Sherwood moved bl* Meudamce R. D. Cadwallader. B. C. not stoop without great pato, nor (It In mill Into the Main's woods and ha* be­ • chair except propped by cushions. No Cortrlgbt, Alva Whltemore and Harry gun sawing out the Umbor which bo Brown attended tbe ball game at An- remedy helped him until he tried Elec­ purchigcd some time ago. tric Bitters which effected such a won ­ gusto, Saturday. O. A,Osborn and grandson, Mr. Poor. Mrs. Clara Barber Is visiting her sla­ derful change that be writes ho feels Of Illinois have gone to Ollvol tor a like a new man. This marvelous med­ ter, Mre. Stanley, at Haatlngv. visit. Mrs. Llllla Cadwallader visited her icine cures backache and kidney trouble •bort School has closed for a few days on purifies the blood and builds up your parent* In Galesburg last week. Mre. IL D. Cad w J lad or visited her health. Only 50o at W. H. Goodyoar's account of tbe illnca* of the teacher. Ml*. Noble. drug storemother at Banfleld, Sunday. Irvo Brunnay ha* moved into bls new house. town Monday. NORTH CARLTON. Cha*. Baker will haul the lumber this Clara Slsaon ot Irving is visiting her week and got ready to repair bla bouse. Laeslng, sunaay. Mre. Fay and Mre. Wegener vlalted PetarCblvorandtonof Bedford were uncle, L. R- Burd. Mrs. R. Gifford la under the doctor'• Battle Creek last Tuesday. guests at John Brun noy ’a, Friday. f W ISnwl s„r1 MT I fa rwtnrnnd from Fred VanSyclea barf his hay baled Our school is progressing finely with last wook. ' Marr Byington waa al Baltic Creek, Mabel Sisson at the holm. Edna Risbrldger visited her cousin, It Is reported WUey Washburn will Sunday. work bls father’s farm tbe coming year. est town. Mr. Lareonsays: “I am fav­ ored with tha custom of farmer* within a radius of thl rtym ilea, to many of whom rhaveBupptlodChambcrialn'sromedlcs. All testify to their valne In a household where a doctor's advice Is almost out of tho question. Within one mile of my store the population la perhaps sixty. Of these,within the past twelve months Handsome Is ihe word to use about our Sideboards tucaly cured by (Tiamlxtrlaln'* Cough Remedy. This muitsurely bo a record " For sale by Fred 1... Heath the druggist. 1 We show these superb essentials of tbe dining room. Wfr have a most beautiful oak, polished golden funsh, large 18 by B»’> pattern shape French, . bevel mirror, elegant designed standard, large massive hand carving, three top drawers, double swell, and large hand carved head on center of CITY MAR KETS. Egjpi ' . Butler, roll Dried apple* Timothy »oed *3.00 Chicken*, < Hogs, live.. Hon, dreaa Eide......... per lb, 8 to 10 Taltov. M OO to M.75 rj.00 to *3.26 .X5Oto5.0Q Wool, wsahod WoeL unwashed Claud Roberts and wife of Battle DELTON. SHAFFER'S CORNERS. Creek, who have been camping at Fino W. A. Spaulding of Milo waa on our Rev. J. 6. Harder, a resident of lake, visited Mr. and Mn. Zimmerman street* MondayL M. Flint Is entertaining bls son and Maple Grove, died Wednesday evening of ImI week. The funeral was held at family ot.BaUto Creek this week. Orin Barrntt threshed 490 bushels of tbe Methodist church In Nashville, Sat­ urday morning, at 10X0 o'clock. Our former minister, Brother Welch, ...,16c to 19o . 10c to 16c' ATTENTION Detroit Live Stock Market. Mlchli llv. receipts have been moderate of late. Tbo following prices are being paid at the Detroit Live Stock Market: Primo steers and heifers, M.15 ft (5.00; handy butchers' cattle, M.lOft (i.60; common, (2.75 ft (3.75: cstnner*’ cows. tl.60ft(3ZO: •lookers and foodMilch THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN NOW is the time to have your outfits repaired, and wc are the people who can give you the best prices ou all kinds of repair work. Boilers Reflued, Cylinders Reborcd, Boilers Patched, . Sniokc Stacks Made, Engines Repaired, All Kinds of Casting Done. Sheep . lower: prime lambs M mixed (3.25ft M.25; culls. (2 00 ft (X50. Hogs liberal supply, quality good, trade Is active at the following prices: Primo mediums, M.70 ers, M.66 ft (0.70; pl roughs, (fl-00; Before having anything done give us a call. EARLY & BURNS, Adjoining Bentley ft Rider’s Planing MUL Bardware. flkst €nd 31 i,.IL'pg>Jn3ggt mn sick. OUR NEW LIN# OF for her home In wbedt J« (own Inlhh Wish t Bread the } ajid Cevke It is conceded that Royal Baking Powder is purest and strongest of all baking pow ders,absolutely free from alum ammonia and every adulter­ ant “Royal” makes the best and most wholesome food. Wm. Clark entertained his Uro sons, undertaker* of Kalkaaka. Tb spending a few days with her sister, Mre. Fay Clemence. . Jason Tobias has moved hla family tertalned the Aldrich’* children kava Cha*. Smith will vacate the Tobbw nM and move to BatUo Creek. Mbs Anna Downing spent Sunday Heating Stoves, Cast Cook Stoy^ Steel Ranges We are placing on our floor is the largest and inost complete patterns, with many improved features. • Wi ihvfte inspection. wc make the prices right , ever exhibited—all n±w 1901 Qur stoves are fuel savers and ' ' •'!> Our new line of (high barrel shot, guns, hunting coats, ammunitiofl, loodril sfidlj, blxcl arid smokeless powder we now have in stock. ' ' ‘ ' R. 1. HENDERSHOTT West End Hardware. Immmhhm . � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-10-10.pdf 956e663cdd396a816bd3e86fc0a1b878 PDF Text Text •1.00 JAY, OCTOBER 10, 1901. : Obituary. ‘ A telegram baa been received an­ nouncing the death of Watson W. Wait, a format resident of this county, who died at his homo near Mancelona, October Otb, 1901, at the age of seventysix yean. Mr. Wait came ur Barry county In 1850, and located a farm in the town­ ship of Orangeville where ho lived for upwards of thirty years. In 1879 he moved to Antrim county and has since resided there, but this year foiling health prevented hls-annual visit to hl* Live Stock Shows AT THE PAN-AMERICAN ” ™ Pan-American Exposi­ tion than was over before attsraptcd, ths ststament was accepted as an crdlairy pleasant and pardonable exag- • -‘ (TfMi KaM«* DmM tjwn new*. Goodyear, B Edward M. Palmar, Noahvilla......... 21 M. Gertrude Abbey, Hastinge. .22 Ralph Georef, Bloomville, 01,.-.-.Is# Louie Tecpie, Tbornapple Alaxedder 8. Biaaelt. Orient. Mich. .66 Matilda E. PatUmgili, Woodland... .Cl Floyd E. Wood, Baltimore........ •.'...‘.vft 71o*aGfllooplq, Balt Imo re.,CJR Gets B. Cola?Carlton ......................... 29 GraooL. Yarger, Carlton.................. 22 d by Raed that matter of rogutter on eart main street be 1 to street oommluee with powk Carrind,—Aye*. F. C. Brooks. Moved for r. a Brtoto tbrtilw ptei Warner, Waters. T* «M Ctauma C^adl o< ttw City «i Yo»r rrswt»UvUwm —jw S5SV tlon to make men first, and dlsooveriea afterward; to regard mere learning aa subordinate to the development of a well-rounded, solid, moral, and intel­ lectual character; as the first and great thing, to supply vigorous. Intelligent. One of the man pleasing affairs of God tearing ettuena for the welfare of the season was the piano recital given the land."—VanDyke. by the pupils of Miss Nina Mosher, at the Cloverdale church Saturday even­ ing. The church was decorated In green end rv.l. A large crowd gathered to listen to the program. There wore talent and study shown in the pieces rendered. Ono number that attracted no little attention was the reading giv­ en by Miss Dosale Gillespie of Toledo. But tbo numbers that made the pro­ gram most Interesting were the trom­ bone solos given by Floyd Renkw of Bastings. Mr. Renlccs is a member of the Hastings band and be showed mure than ordinary talent- Mr. lUnktui baa bright prospects for a brilliant career Tbs’ complete succcm ot the dog and the rwlao shows, however, proved to bo the fleet steps toward redtvmtng bio best flocks Id the United Ststra end fiymii srv rvpraerotvd. together with thoh reernt aihUUoue ot lmpurit-1 stock, ccnilitlng of about twenty One anlmali now shown lu this country fur Iq ease of Chas. Marshall, a mentally Incompetent person, order appointing guardian entered, bond filed and letters Issued to Wm. Marshall. Estate of Cha*. W. H. Casaday, de­ ceased, order closing estate against claims entered. Estate of Cordelia Wood, deceased, ord ar appointing ad ml nlstrator entered. ~"rfr: Inch, lOOn sec 2 Yankee Spriqga, HOW. Mary C. Rico to Edwin D. and Eva Greenfield. 80a see 30 Assyria, 11600. Amasa R- Wheeler to Clarinda I. Wbooloi, 33a sec 30 Maple Grove, (1. C. M. Putnam toF. E. VanOredal, lot 8 blk. fl Phillips addition Nashville, Tho cheep show, taken a* a whole, la of the most complete ever brought together. Every Important breed has om 38a sec 26; also parcel sec 25 Prairie­ ville, 1600. Wallace W. Watson to Jeeae Grover, Ufa sec 27 Yankee Springs, (303. Geo. T. Coman and wife to Frederick lion. points were made oa both aides, but from the Iieglnnlng the negative showed their advantage In both clearness and delivery) »D<1 when the decision of the Judges, Mrs. D. G. Robinson. Leu Dennis *02 and Elmer Cheney *2, was rendered It was found that the result was 12 to 10 tn favor of the negative. and wife, 80s sec 33 Tbornapple (6000. Wm. Bonneville to Catharine Boonevilla, 40a tec 15 Barry, (1. Cora B. Given to Lewis Williams, lot 21 first addition to village of Dolton, Aid. Heath moved tbo adoption of the ordinance sa read. Carried—Ayos, F. C. Brooks, Goodyear, Heath. Reed, Warner, Waters. , Moved by Heath that recorder have placards printed and posted relative to spitting on sidewalks. Carried—Aya, F. C. Brooks, Goodyear. Heath, Reed opened Monday afternoon, Judge Smith Warner, Waters. Moved by F. C. Brooks that bill of presiding. The following oases have Goodyear Bros, .balance due on heating, been disposed of up to Tuesday: People vs. James FUhor, rape. Con­ oontrocu 11 Iflfl.W, be allowed. Carried —Ayes. F.C. Brooks, Goodyear, Heath, tinued by consent. ■ People ya. Fay Wood. Continued for sentence. ' People v>. Dorr Greenman, larceny. | Continued for sentence. People vs. RobL Rogers and Lt man Lchlgn, larceny. Continued for sen­ tence. People vs. Charles Maun, larceny change of plea from not guilty to guilty. Pooplo va Darius Heath, violation liquor law, arraigned. Stood mate. Plea not guilty enured. People vs. John Eggleston, violation liquor law, arraigned. Stood mute. Plea of no« guilty entered. • People va Emma Cutler, abusing child. Arraigned. Plead guilty. People va Emma Cutler, abasing Aall.l. A.) .a )<A I 1 . rt , 1.1.1 Stricken With Paralysis. Henderson Grimett, of this place, was stricken with partial paralysis and com­ pletely Jost the use of one arm sod aldoAfwrbelng treated by an eminent physlclan for quite a while without relief, my wife recommended Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and after using (wo bottles of It ks Is almost entirely cured.—GEO. R. McDonald. Mod, Logan county, W. Va. Several other vary remark­ able cure* of partial paralvsl* havo been, effected by the use of this lini­ ment. lib most widely known, howam, a* a cure for rheumatism. sprains and braises. Bold by Fred L. Heath the druggist. ■xiHL>r»yc^.nro«i«oa.jy r-r.- 7^77^, tttlag auimslo All oee of Hr .lire •as m thiaVSary nttasown about It in the east. TWr His Indulgent friends had praised bls attempts at poi»tl»« BBd drawing to such nn extent that the youth really Imagined himself to be an artist His wealthy friends even bought his pietores tot conslderablo sums of money “to encoarsge him." aa they said. Recently In walking along tbo Strand . Michigan Central Excnralons- - In London be was much dellghte<J at seeing one of his pictures, Orety fram­ Hlmcid, Feoclv^l at Grand Rapids ed. In a draler'a window, especially as Oct. 7rl2, 97c. tor round trip. Children be was walking with a pretty lady for batt-'tfira. Data bi sale Oct. T jp U U>dwaive.Return not later than Get. 12- fore whom be wished to appear tn tho General oxvuraiou to Chicago Thura-as Hastings for eavu Chicago ‘Tanlon me. but I bare some eurioslusd Rapids ty to know bow my pictures stand com.train leavPeople vs. Geo. N, Barnum, rape, ar­ 1, Return, And the two ontend tbo abop. raigned. Stood mute. Plea of not n. 50c. for My good mqa." said bo to tbo keeper guOty entsred. - ‘ •» ' >'• of IL “what la the price of that picture • j . . . mm, oases. in the window beroF , John Beneway vs. James Jackson, as­ sumpsit. Discontinued by stipulation. "Three ahllHnga." Jas. K. Leotsr va. Amos Hanlon, tree* "Greet ifooar. crtad the artfot read­ peas on ths case. Continued on appli­ ing. The shopman, thinking the exclama­ cation of defendant, on tonns. Goa A. Myers va. John D. Lewis, tion to be one of ourprtse at the high trespass on the case. Continued by con- the stock pavIHeu will bo core more filled wltn life, though In » rtrf dif­ ferent fora. Poaltry .of high degree from ell parts of the United fits toe and many plsera Id Canada «U> frotmlse 1 la search of.” On InquI �AT THE WASHING SHEEP. ronto day opened the month with many thousand visitor* from Can­ ada ou the 3d. Pennsylvania day. on Oct. 4, with Governor William A. Btone. THROUGH A GLASS. Soap U a skin soap. On one square ^VORY inch of your hand there are 2,800 pores. On The t»-Xmtrlcan la «no ' of the ' greatest flower, shows that ever was. bat there are so many other things In which It Is great that the rarity and beauty of its floral features are per­ haps apt to be overlooked. If people has been coring the ‘worst of had Coughs for hoycars isAycr’t Cherry Pectoral. ' Here is evidence; the whole body you have 2*381,284 of these little cavities to look after. Every one of these openings must be kept dear, or the impurities of the body can not pass out Now, to cleanse the pores, you need a fine, pure soap. Scientists who speak not from opinion, but from scientific analyses, urge the use of Ivory Soap. bad oni medicine which •My wtf* wai troubled.with a inf-uiuJ /■ ktrhmftjtr Urrt ytari. Ona day I thosght ol bow Ayer** Cherry PectonJ exred the life of my riatcr after the d><tnra kid all given her up to prouilar* a rare treat for three who arc fortunate cnnngti to gain admi*ata:i to th* Temple of Music during the time of Ila preeentallou The special oration ot the day will bo delivered by th* Hon. St Clair McKelway. editor ot th* per cent- pure. Current Opinion. Now, for the fat time you can get a trial bottle of Cherry Pectoral far 15 cent*. Ask yoor druggist. An r'lborate proarammr tia* beta ar­ ranged tor tbe Temple of Music and a reception lo the New York Htatc build Ing with magnificent Creworks in th* Our Neighboi Buffalo will hare a great day ou Oct. 1ft. At th* Chicago fair Chicago day was the crowning erent of Itui Exposi­ tion. Ho Buffalo people aro laboring Its the Evidence of Hastings People Published In Hastings Papera that has Made Such a Rep- Tho concluding race of the aeries for the America's cup was woo by Columbia by a dip Into her time allowano*, Bhatnrook having created the finish lino two seconds aheed. It waa a most remark­ able serie* of races and each contest was most raraarksbl* In Hoslf.' Tbs defend­ er fairly demonstrated her superiority Hany nearby cltlee will hare special day* In October. noUbly Erie. Pa.. <M> Oct. 10 and Dunkirk, N. Y-. on Oct. 10. Tho Hat Is constantly being added ta National Grange day, Oct. 10, will bring Patron* of Husbandry from every part of the nation. Atlantic City people and Now Jersey people will visit the Eipo*ltJot> on Oct. U. Atlantia City Alaska day. ou th* 28th, will bring into prominence the products and peo­ ple of that great golden land ot the midnight atfa. Ice, snow, and wealth. Every day trom Oct. 1 to tbo 31*t will bs replete with Interest, from Carnival week, which open* tbo mouth with tbo All members ot Uta Farmers and Fruit gorgeous floats of King Itox and tbo ! Growers Union will please send to air replica of Mardl Gnu pageantry, to th* w ar t letters to J. E. til ward*, Soc'y, magnificent pyrotechnic dl*play on th* night of tbs lost day of th* month. O'Donnell, Mich. • '• • . No Bipoaltlon ever held tn the Ualtod Farmers and Fruit Growers monthly -....... ----- .. ... ... ... readers, we have decided to make I hem the following remarkable offer: Tbe regular subscription price of the Pilgrim Is on* dollar. All who pay one dollar for the Herald and TWEN­ TY-FIVE CENTS ADDITIONAL wDI receive the Pilgrim one year, begin­ ning with the September number. peal to even the least esthetic visiter. The Pilgrim will be seaii direct from Ttw cannaa are very effective deccm the publishers. This la a splendid opportunity for tlre plants. With tbelr tall leaves In oar readers lo secura ■ One magaxlno at a merely nominal cost. Call al the Herald office and *ee sample of the rvualsaanev buildings about tbo mala court and th* Electric Tower looming up at Ha north «o1, with the Mirror Lakes and the Triumphal Bridge and th* group* of atatuary abounding, form flowers, growing as though they had sprang up there all by themselves with­ out Buy BBalatance from tbo landscape gardener and hl* corps of assistants. But of course that i* not tbo ease. The studied earelaesdeM of th* gardening of thia island la only ana ot tbo pretty deceits employed to produce the 1mproasiuo that It ta all the wort ot Moth' Have you seen th* fairyIlk* effects tn the garden about ths Fountain of Abundance at hlgttf It l* on* of tbs new things. This small garden 1* vary position In Its architectural beauty and beautiful by day, and at night electric ryffimetry, It* gorgeous flowers, now lb light* of different colors have been hu­ the fine beauty of fall bloom; Its gar­ rt«ri among tbe flower* and plank*, to den* B:ul fountain* and Ils »pc-c!al amusements, music and carnival fea­ J. E. EpWABDB, ODouneU,Minh. tures “No person." said Secretary of Arrtoultur* Wilson during a vlsltoo Sept IQ, "should mlas seeing the Ex­ position. l£j» uMEDlflcent beyond cotn- Peaches for sale.—C . B. Baldwin, A number ot good fa nna for tale. For Mie, two male bllack top lamt M. M. Slocum. ' . For further Information Inquire of . .h-'ivham PANAMtttlC4!Y EXPOSITION 7 W tit (OWL FIE URtESS YOU ARE I TO W YOU HAVE BEEN A GUESTA T MEH'S HOTEL Did you ever notice In crostlng tbo Court of Idllea, south ot tbe Machinery building, a beery vapor arising, from tbe basin In the eenter of that court? Sometimes it baa so much tho appear­ ance of smoke that people think some­ thing must be afire In tbe garden, but It Is only tbe steam or vapor created Ur the beating of tbe water In that b*' tation fluttering or irregular pulsati<?ns arc. is indiracon of weak­ ness of the nerves or muscles of the heart. A weaknessjong continued produce! deformity and organic disease. If your heart aftion is weak, make it strong. Build up the muscles and strengthen the nerves with the greatest of nil heart reme­ dies, Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure. Dr. Miles' Heart Cute quiets the nervous heirt^ regu­ lates its pulsations and builds up its strength aa nothing else can. Sold by druggists on a. guarantee. Dr. Mlles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. �Corunna a Sufferer by a Costly PLUMBER. Blaze. TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT ADRIAN «KWMWT. Ska*. Oh tar Warth . if Hutlip litlHil ink Til Clumt Flics II hl City —Or rather, tho beat place In thn city to got clean la at F. W. aldo Tbe tier next the wall waa sta' ;■ up, and ita fourth Bte abotat four feet high. The force waa in. charge of John Handgen. and the evil* wm piled ta tbe sama way as had been the custom a I waya Some were ptllhg.ou to tbe second tier, standing on the first, and one waa cm a scaffold piling ua the third Uss. Without any warning, the wire of tbe flraj tier began slipping and Immediately toppled over upon tbo men. Willard 8. Bowen and Thomas Bee w-re caught and burled beneath n mar - of too* of wire, both being crushed and Instantly killed Jack Maddox, or Mattox, who bad I been working but two day*, waa caught and one leg broken. Michael Fraley was slightly bun. Frank Wick- Ckarlas A. LMy. taM by -.be Detroit police, may be wanted by ita autbcrftles af Scottville. A worthless chock Is what caused Lidy to be under raaplrtoo tbevo* Edward J. Baldwin, aged 38, who baa tx-en a cripple for 20 year*, took carbolic add Friday eight r-J *•"*“* hlmwelf, He lived alone hi near Antrim. Burnett Rtplcy. of Mcskt Walker, £501 $15,000 in Cash TO BE GIVEN AWAY. w-rlpUon u> the RECKON, INOHIO, IASS, JANOl IOWA. AT DO TO ESTIMATE I HASTINGS HERALD and you will receive a Certificate, which will enutle tou U> participate Id lbs distribution uf the *15,000 to « awarded by the Prcsa Publishing Association of Detroit, Mich., to those making tho nearest coil mates of the official vote for governor Ln the stales of Ohio, Mamchuaetts and Iowa, to be determined by tbe elec­ tion held ou the 60 day ot November, 1901. We have made arrangements with tho Pres» Publishing Association of Detroit, Mich., to enable our subscribers ta participate in tho distribution of these magnificent prizes, amounting to (15,000. ly and Individually th* beet near pro­ ducers. Tbe treat trie* to deceive the public by claiming that tbe beet pro­ ducers can still make money at tbe low price it La trying to establish. Thia OUR OFFER. UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE every one who tends ua 50c. for Six dbontb*' subscription to the Hastings Herald will receive a certificate which will entitle him to participate in the distribution of tho prizes. Present su been ben msy take advantage of thia offer, and their subscriptions will be extended six months from dele of future expiration. No advance is made In the price of our paper; you gel tho certificate abso­ lutely free. YOUR ESTIMATE. When you scud In your subscription you also send your estimate. Bo careful to write your name, address end estimate aa plainly aa possible. As soon as we re­ ceive your subscription we will send you a certificate of the Press Publishing Association of Detroit, Mich., tbe year HMX> has been made by the | w j.- Wanj_ superintendent of tho secretary of stale. There wore 23J»fi owowu Coal Company, baa dlscorcrwl marriages in the state last yea:, as a good vc|0 of ^,1 at a Genth of 185 compared with 21JCT7 In IW and 20- । fre{ ln owosao township Tbe vein la 138 tn IW The returns for the year aboot three and one-half feet In thick1900 thus show a considerable Increase [lpM Bn,j ltic ,-oli ja ot good quality. prize your mutnate may entitle you to claim. Wed will filo a duplicate certlficaw with tho Press Publishing AsecciaUon. Eyery subscriber may make as many estimate* end will receive aa many certificates aa he sends subucripllons to (bW Harald. —J Club raisers will receive a certificate for each subscription obtained. VALUABLE INFORMATION To aid subscribers In forming their estimate, we furnish the following data: . Film ti bl A«ird<d uFlUltl: .1,673,483 .1,684,420 Increase 9.661 per cent . 1,818,422 decrease 4.04 per cent .1,533,881 •• 5.10 per cent .1,578,462 InarMse 171 per cent .1,938,718 *' 22^2 per cent .1,672,100 decrease 18.40 per cent .1,632,540 *• 2.62 per cent .1,553,389 increase 7.80 per cent .1,955,010 " 18.88 per cent The oertltauro of the secretaries of the states named To the nut IMneare*, To tho next 180 nearest, To tho next 200 nearest, To the next MO nearest, M0.00 M0.00 400-00 280.00 Total, 097 prizes, amounting ta 112,800.00 HMch.W./..'.......... U each......................... (2 each .......................... (1 each......................... John Dillon, aged 00. was burned to death tn the barn on bls farm in Urrrttt township, nine miles southeast ot Bay Otty. IMUon waa milking tbe cows, and It is otrppooed a lantern ex­ ploded and sot Oro to the building, and that ta died white trying to lead the cattle to safety. After tbe firo the neighbors found bls charrwl body m tbe ruins. Dillon Is survived by hl* widow and two small children. Tbe Are destroyed nearly all of DJDou'* stock and wdj filled grain barns. Tbe loss will amount to several thousand Total, 1000 prizes, amounting to 015,000.00 TU lt a farmar'a home, a few mltas from Iwr*. the residence of Kdward Eatinger. Huddled together ta a miserable little shanty. 12x18 foot, be found tbs fattar and two eWIdnsn. 01 Wrto death with typhoid fever. In the other corner lay tho corpse of the wife and mother, while ta' ■ nelgtrtwr * THIS IS ONE OF THE GREATEST OFFERS EVER MADE T-«- George Staveneon, a Mt. Pleasant snake charmer, was bitten by ooo of tbe pet* while exb'bltlng at tbo Hol­ land fair. Hla hand and arut ware badly swollen, but hr will probably re- An effort 1* -being made to organist! a clerks' union In Houghton and Han­ cock. Early closing b the object. , Dowagiac baa a mad dog scare. an-k To tbe i-eraon making tho nearest, correct eatlmate before July 10.4..............’A.......... To the person making tho nearest correct esti­ mate between July 10 and August 10.;. To the person making tho nearest correct esti­ mate between August 10 and September 10. REMEMBER THAT THE FIRST PRIZE IS $5,000. Gov. BlUa baa pardoned Mrs. Ad­ dle Debar, sent to the Detroit Houseof Correct loti for 00 days: also paroled Carlos Giddings, of Gratiot county, and commuted tbe sentence of John Went*, of Jackson, from five to three strvyol by lire. Ix>«« *70.000. Byma Bros.* paper mill, Watervliet, baa been atwp-.r'>c<1 by die paper treat In addition I. the above prizes, the following special prize* will he paidi 1 tXTCbfi Cdttfft, that tho Press Publishing Asso­ ciation lias deposited $15,000 io tho Central Savings Bank, Detroit, Mich., for the express purpose of paying the prizes In their contest on tho combined official vtta of the ecatea of Ohio, Massachusctu and Iowa, and that thia fund can be mad for no other purpose. nnc - >... ..... . —quantity and quality ot work perform-, Bead Clly, made an aacenaien Wednes­ day evening at LaBelle. HL. Just at dusk. Sta was waxtad.tbat It was dangerous, but tho jibe* of tbe crowd piqued her and aha determined to go BOX *— neen up 8ll-cc that -1-—* -— as found hiart <nd . canine tn tbe place tied up for 13 days. Charles Rtneoii, ot Big Rapid a. who pleaded guilty to assaulting little Eva Morlngstar. was eentsneed to 20 years at Jackson. Hug cholera t* working havoc among tbe swine tn Branch county. One farm­ Miss Elisabeth Scales, a professional er lost 43 swine In a few days from num. of Detroit, waa ridden down by Howard C. GUehrlst.- who waa riding a wheal Fho was picked tip uncoaacloos and removed lo Harper boapttai. where It was found bar skull tad beats fractured. Her recovery la doubtful. Fireman Corwtn. of the Miehlgan Central, waa thrown from tbe cab of bls engine Bear Lapeer by the task­ lag of a aide rod. He struck on his head and was fatally Injured. Tbo ac- just leaving for home. Tbe heavy gale destroyed the Bay Otty dstentlou hospital on tbe out­ skirts Luckily there ta no smallpox In tta city at the present time. The unprecedented Industrial activ­ ity at Flint has created a veritable bouse famine, workingmen being un­ able to And atalter for their families. Hilliard, aged 30. of Colfax.' fatally injured by falling In a hay Hfc* ««* Bn<l •‘’‘•‘I totullr uutluA He ties a wife and fsmtlr �HAMILTON Doting eottttii , General Algor 1* ven unfortunate, to put It mildly, in the time of tbs appear­ ance of hl* new book, "Tim Speniab' Amertoaa War." Tho book ta offered totbopublic th!* wook and as wna tabs •iported, ta in elaborate defense of himssU sgalnM all the abarp attacks that werw made upon him with rofsroooe to his conduct of tho war department dur­ ing the Spanish-American w^. Tbe work is Bald to be full of bitterness trom beginning to end Ho scathingly ar­ raign* General Mlles, caustically crit­ icises. Admiral Sampson and severely condems the “round robin” incident for which Lieutenant Colonel, now Presldent Roosevelt, was responsible. No doubt General Alger ha* strong provocation fur thus caustically reply­ ing to bls critics. He was unmercifully criticized and abused during tho Span­ ish-American war and it Is but human for him ta try to defend himself and In doing so turn aomeof tho enemies' gun* Closing Dec. 30, 1901 ’ Tltegr«nazi^bJow wiU gtw'<m thia bsoauas Ua hoard tf aducattoo la ra»da up «■< politicians who dar* no* of-. feijd • powwfal orgacUation for fear of *as s blessing It would be for tbo people are heartily sick of all this “wash­ ing of dirty linen" of the leader* In tbo war with Spain before tho public -men whom they have hitherto looked up to a* heroes and delighted to honor The Sampson-Schley controversy 1* regarded by tbo people •* a lamentable thing. They ere heartily tick of three attempts to belittle the men who fought and won tho great victory at Santiago. A* Schley expressed It at the time, Ibero was "glory enough for all," but when tho present Investlgsllon 1* con­ cluded Il 1* questionable whether there will be any glory left for anyone. And now on the top of this unfortunate wrangle over Schley cornea General Alger's book, tear!or open once more the wound* m*do by the unkind sod acrimonious criticism durlog tho war Tho American people will hardly thank th* ox-secretary for reviving st the present time the scandals that raged *o fiercely around bl* head during the program of the war. It would have been belter If Geo era! Alger had rretrefned hl* eagernqeo to defend blmtelf and to get even with hl* critic*, leaving hl* testimony to be pubItahod by hl* executor* after the actor* In tbo period ho describe* have passed off the stage of life. He could have safely left hl* own reputation In the hand* of his future countrymen, trust­ ing to tho cool and dlspastionsie lodg­ ment of history to do him juXico. NEW FURNITURE schools of our Urgs cities, what on ad* vanes In method*, if "politics could be eliminated from board* of education. the Schley court ha* shown oonclojdvcty that the Junior officers of oor fleets did not give loyal service to him. Nearly every government witness placed on ibe stand so far hs*confessed to grave dereliction of duty tn failing Ir President Roceovelt Carrie* out hi* avowed Intention to be president of thn whole country and not ot a section, ho will probably be the man abused man in the United Slate* long before ganlMtkm, however, did the work as­ sume a definite national character. and •von then the cycling interests were excluztraljr represented by thl* move- J. S. Goodyear Co,, dry goods. C. W. Clarke & Co., groceries. Woolley & Bronson, shoes. Fred L. Heath, drugs. Chidester &. Borton, clothing. M. W. Hicks, flour and feed., Rentes & Walldorff, furniture. Q J. P. Reukes, bakery. F. R- Pancoast, jewelry. Barnaby & Herrick, restaurant. R. 1. Hendershott, hardware. ' SEWING MACHINES education of tbo farmer* Into full ap­ preciation ot tho economy of better highway* Then good road* organlxatlou* began to appear her* and there McCOY'S. It's Knowing How that Saves Money. Beasley's Busy Bee BUY YOUR THE practical uxputeion of the re­ ligious orders from France 1* a m<at *triou» step, however regarded. WhUede- Sewing^ Machines "of T.'Phil^ gaiety ot nation* by issuing order* for­ bidding hl* “light mobile columns" to carry harmoniums, planus, sofas, cook­ ing range*, etc. around the country (mostly women nod children I as prison­ ers lr. the concentration camps. Dur­ ing August there were 3,3*5 death* among those, amount! eg to over 28,000 CLO' Tho Tenth District Campaign. Tho democrat* of the tenth district have reason to look with mtnplacency upon the congressional oontost now be­ ing waged therein. Tho republican* when republican* apeak of reciprocity, have put up a most vulnerable caudi- they mean a modified something u closely approximate to tho detaoeralic clean, strong, popular man. H. H. principles of tariff reform aa they can Aplin, generally known as “Tip," 1* a got, without confessing that they have lawyer and politician, long active In mafic monumental error* In the past. political circle*, an accomplished wire puller and a chronic office seeker. Not Tue new view advanced by high proonly baa his record a* straightforward tectioolata is chat their system liheecuand liiyal member of tho g. o. p. in the sary in order to enable qur martriftctpast been impeached, but bft is now sc­ urcre to sell abroad cheaply enough. outed ot having made a deal with an In other words, we are lo pay more lor opposition newspaper, tho Bar City what wo bey In orderto enable foreign­ Tlmto-Prew, buying that papers sup­ er* to pay I esa. port byprointalng it the state tax'sale Thia dealt it la alleged, has been mad o through the cooperation d Auditor­ General Power*. Tbo fact*concerning thia underhand ed bargain have coma to light and they ore producing coosternattoo among •’Tip*"' frieoda and disgust MMOg the rtapcotablo elemrau of the FoB our part, wo have no objection to raise to Mr. Addlcks declaration that he will bo a candidate for Mic senate as Idhg ‘ ithi' fives.1 We Moot mind him a* a candidate nearly so much as merou* a* formerly perhap*, sod it may be that tbo *utomobflUt» hnTo not yet grown suffletently in numbers to malto good_tbe dohdcncy due tn the falling off In tho wheel's popularity. But the two factor* are earnest and will In tbo aggregate inrreaae tn the near future. Meanwhile the farmers Ingot their own Interests than ever be­ fore and are rapidly learning the yaltw of' a smooth, bard highway sod of broad tire*. BUte law* are .being «n‘ acted, aud although federal taws may be Impossible at adequate tufoncumait even If poseod lbs national In fl ucoce is ixlog increasingly oxertrd toward th* attainment ot a system<orb1ghtray» tn all parts of the country which Mill |n»r comparison with those of Europe. It Is tatf to tfodtiifllkid*bv tho good roads movwbetit bMrWnto sJpvr,,M this country..' OhtS>.<•??,,>< years Ago mijch of tbs, land mg lo wilfiernes*, and many of tbo cities wore Needles 20c per i for dll machines. Oil that will makeut your machine runu* easy for 6c each, large bottles, or 5 for 25c. GOODS. DISPOSED OF WITHIN 30 DAYS Sewing machines^ft^H $13 to $40.: :re}Ml ts nimd id it- Beginning Thursday, Oct. 10th, every article in ,h“w’" n,°" I have a new, up-tz>datc end complete line every respect ... . T, PHILLIPS csKacrafigaH FRED J. YOUNG. J»*VOh the other hand, Mr. Jackson, the democratic candidate is entirely free trom any imputation of Mr. Aplin's methods or characteristics. He 1* popu­ lar and capable and would serve his dis­ trict in a way that would make his oonslitucnta proud of their representative at Washington. state politician* and the federal push who are making desperate effort* to elect Aplin In spite of hta acknowledged nnfltncM will be able to hold tho reptibUiKB voter* together on election day. If they do, the party 1* auro to anffer from itt a* there must oocnn a reaction 1 When the railroad waa perfected and the stugecuach was abandoned tn tho main, tbe thought of the people was turned for a time from tho subject of rood* It was necessary only to get goods to tbo railroad station to Insure a speedier Journey than aver before. It required another avoiottoo to point ths moral that there *m psrtspe wrt greeter economy In the perfection of tbe comparativaly abort haul from the farm to tbo railroad. Tho cl vfl war did much to retard appreciation of thia THE HASTINGS NATIONAL BANK, anno accustomed to hl* surroundings and was slow to adopt new methods. The function of this new organUata b to. accelerate the senUsent which has been produced out at these untoward comlitiooa W nil out mc- Atthe WHITE FRONT FALL X AND X WINTER • —Our-Undefwear-Department-ia ftlpi with the best things we could obtain •^IdF.tMth^iiifcniand jkdinen and at p ices that are sure leader in this line: Ladies’ Fine C imbination Suils^ «itf bo reprrao. izyg worthy q.moerat. W of UnRraiam. <*tnl of education -hu over the tpujettoa 4Bc. In the line of Blankets you efih find . finest. AH warm nice goods and Hire We have an immeme stock of Ja kels, Capes and Fur*. Every Garment made by experts. Fashionable,in tetials, newest shapes choicest wotkmanExamine them well. �— THE SURPRISINGLY SWELL EFFECT UN Tt» fea th* original pUno ooaieaL ;ft • A good many at our people have Ha­ iled Grand Rapid* thU week. KseMBsMlri^Mta mm-* day evening, Oct. Hth. aM urged 10 be present. asiKiSE Mr. and Mii. rbarlM Platan* ata spending a fow day* InOraod Rapid*. . THAT DISTINGUISHES OUR U< HWM ______ NEW - FALL - STYLES IN SHIRTS, NECKWEAR AND HATS CANNOT BE APPRECIATED UNTIL THEY ARE SEEN. . . .. Ml** Li*4e Loveland U horn* from wound*. MJddlerill. to spend the week with her jarente." 11 *»*; of groccrie* Jn the Burtt the gwM for a few day* of Mr*. G. R. Joining the City Bank ■ Johnaon. Oiie you Lloyd Mead of Harbor Spring* ar­ of the icperior quality.^ wr rived in tbe city Tuaeday nlgoi to Hall V. Finch drug store In Grand Rapid*, taking po**ee*ton Tueeday. Thl* will goods. You can bdfai'ete- relative*. not affect hl* borine** here, aa be will venicntly over the phone and Altolost, Friday to attend tho funeral your goods will be promptly At tbe county U- E. convention at NaahvlUe tbe following officers were ■ delivered. Tho original piano con teat ha* added elected: President, Mia* Datoy Dow­ R.,1. Henderahocl'v Weal End hard- ling; secretary. Mis* Beaslo Smith; treasurer, Mto* Broughton. Rev. 1. J. Tripp accompanied by Mr*. Mia* Maud E. Slayton ot Ractlng* Tripp, 1* aueadlng conference at Lake township left Tuesday morning for Du­ Odessa thl* week. luth, Minn., where *he will Onicb tho The reading room will be opened nurse’* course in St. Izrks's Hospital. Saturday afternoon under the auspice* Her many friend* unite in wishing her of the women’s club. DRUGGIST. There will be a union meeting, of the D. O. Richer and family ot Grand Ixdge are In tne city rtellfog relatives aid scwioUes of Hastings ulrcull M. Echuroli at tho parsonage ou East Green and attending tho fair street ou Wednesday, Oct. Itt. Dinner* Tho cose of the people va George will Im son cd for *U who come. Price Barnum, charged with rajie, has been nt dinner* 10c. Every body Invited. continued over tho term. • Editor and proprietor. Married, at Hasting*. Mich., by M. R. L Hendershott, ths Weal End W Riker, justice of the peace, on hardware merchant, ba* entered the October 3d, ISOL Floyd E. Wood and the original piano contest. MIm Flora Gillespie ot Baltimore, Mrs. Frank Dancer of Vermont!Illa, Mich. Also on October Oth, Millon LI* spending a few days with her daugh­ Jcnnlnga and Mis* Estelle M. Lan­ caster. noth ot Carlton, Mich. ter, Mr*. H. D. McElwain. William Winter of Caledonia for Dr. J. M. Elliott and wife of Hickory many years a resident of Thornapplu Flinch can!* »t tho Herald office township, died al the home of hl* son, Emmanuel Wimer In Woodbury last Ml** Stella Hyatt vlril’ri.hwbrolbe Dr*. Fuller and Lathrop and tholr Saturday. Ho had been visiting bls: in Charioue, Sunday. wire* and Ml** Lathrop arrived homo son fur a few day* when he wa* taken' from tho Pan-American Monday noon. sick He ■** KJ yean oM. Tbe re­ To-Day, for only *3.10. Three mom name* to be added to tho main* were taken to Caledon la Monday. New furniture at clearing tale price* Speaking of a cyclane that visited al al McCoy'a Get Aral choice. section of the county near Middlerille Horton. — <ri last week demolishing thing* generally A haven for furniture buyer* In MoCoy’* clearing sale. Buy uttw. George Grousel, who ba* been tn the! in lie cenrso tho Sun says: "Fragtncnwcf wagon*, hay racks and run­ away horse* were to bo soon scauerwd all over the Aeld.'.’ Must have been an. eteernoca, awful cyclons to, tear runaway hone* The Herald and The Pilgrimk> pay-1 BWeeCen up Friday and Sactjrfv., to piece* and scatter lheir frag'mepla a-advanoo subacribert for only U.S. Oet. 11 auddx Eighteeo pounds gran-, all oyer tbe Held In jbat way. . j ulated sugar for a dollar. H*MJ> A a pleasant caller on tbo Herald loot] VANARgAN. Th® county lair opened ( yesterday. Friday. (Tueaday can hardly bo rouuuxl M an ' A detegaUna tt nine ladle* went to opening day) under ulrly amjd.ciouk ' C. W. Billing* and family of Delta. I Eaton Rapid* yceterday’morning to al- conditions. Th* weather waa idrupO., are rlxltfng at Gvorga Blendertfor' handosvrodav*’ diatrict conventlou Of whsl uncertain but not enough sd to lt>-{ trirfero with the attendance or tbe prW Mis* Ethel Mill*, who recmtly besome Ana window display*, the work of Aarned from a vf*R in Toledo and other Del Fowler;. , ■ points tut* been offend a pcoltton a* al- account, until next week. Today will undoubtedly see a largo aLlcodancc. 1 lionse and lot for cal e. one block from A house belonging to SUM DlckerGreen street, in fourth ward. Mrs. bod and occupied by Nelson Darling lo-' John Bvsbt. . Fred Wheaton of Dowagiac, a cornet, rated cast of the M. C. freight house on player, baa boon secured to play In our the extreme eastern edge at the city, tug aale price*. If ao *oe McCoy'* stuck city caught Are Tuesday noon from a de­ band and iu Troxel1* Orchestra and select flrat. Ho ha* obtained employment in tbo fective tun and wa* totally destroyed. • Depuir-Sherlff Hogle wont to Patou.' book ciao factory and moved hit family Tho department turned rill but wa* un-l able to Agbt tho Are a* it was beyond key and ,Boyne Fail* Friday to *ubtho reach of the hoie. Lowi on tho\ William P. Barry, «oo of Fr<xl Barry building estimated at tlW. No tostrt-ot Castleton, died al hi* falhsr's houir. ance. .• ■ Timmonnau urn attending the Fan- six miles oast of this- oily, last Thursd Prank Aspinal) of ETastlngs, wka In •U American thl* week. day, oged 27 years. The futwral 50* ■ -John Prino is now deliveryman atL. held Saturday, Rev. a. B. Johnson at- town the first of the week settling up Cd basinom matter* and making kind of ■ flciatlng. . larawcll vUli wlth hl* old friends. Ha ha* had an auction vale and if ha doe* Do you want a baby cab or a go cart1 Friday aftcrDUon,.Oci. Rkin the Black not sell hl* farm soon, ha will reel It. It h mirprlsing wbat an ar­ and take In a tob lie has been offered ■M ilcaa than factory cost? If soj see b-jildlug. ray of useful articles btw < o!k. :• •'. In a barber .shop op Sixiy-thlrd strnpU . McCoy’* nock anti get fltwl selection: for this kale. Don’t ill td visit It. ' Is Chicago. "Mr*. A spinal 1 will remain** will lie' cbtnlnlied alb nJ-the’f^Ucnribgi Hotting* thi* winter where berchlL dre* • will attend school.—VToMlkrid iJWwi, »” a-l-~-.robyiltir ' ■ffX,‘.1?0URg> landlord qf.tho Am«r|. ',5^'ill Frenum of.Middlev|Ue wa*v; last Thursday evening. It wa* li’jlid dan hotija tor a number <jf yeant, );aj mt<d andjolgedla jail last Thuq»d*j; 'data re"6f a burprise party* knd' th <r rented the Elkorton bouse ht Dottig giUto charge of beln^ drunk apd tlto-. yorog' man was dtkariy faLooialiod lac, taking poMecslon Tiiecd»y.J Mr becamehomohnd found tho house when Yeung I* aa eaoBllant hotel-man'and ■ ■Cull oChla friend*. . t»r. ■»!< t>. > Telephone 31. FRED L- HEATH, Pleated bosom white shirts (the latest) at $1.00. Fancy stiff bosom shirts (latest colorings), 50c, $1.00 and $1.50. Fancy soft shirts, new patterns, (for those who like a soft shirt for fall wear), 50c and $1.00. The small shapes in neckwear enable us to give the best values for 25c and 50c that we have ever had. o* New patterns just received this week. AU the leading shapes in hats at $1.00 to $3.Cfo. HUSTINGS HERHLD CHIDESTER & BURTON HASTINGS. MICH. Coal <H Pmoul. '^XS^?STAUFFER’S LIVE STORE NEWS.J*®^ !he Popularity of 6 ofitf & JUST NOW is somewhat unusual. K Everyone is buying them, and we are ready to supply the demand. Our LOW PRICES will enable all to wear them this seasqp, as a few of our prices quoted below will convince you: ® j CHILDREN’S ANGORA SETS as low as $1.25 S LADIES' BOAS as low as $2.00 Come in and let us show you the goods. L. E. Stauffer Union will facet 6n Saturday afteMooa J Mrs. Young and son, Vera, went, W Dowaglam/Tueoday. Th. oth.r w>.' Prod J. Ipuuff .no^ la the clothing bturfne** on Jefferaon street, will ckeu out hl* stock and also tnofo to Dowag­ iac and Join bl* father and brother In the hotel braluea*. Thu* thio city will 8«. Rose's church, Sunday, Oct. 13tb, lose these good dtlxen* and their taml-' 8:30 a. m., Holy Communion; 10:30 a. He*, and U>a people ot Dowagiac will m* high mass and sermon; 3:00 p. m. And that their leading hotel baa fallen Christian doctrine; 1 JO p. m., answers Into good hand*. , to questions from question box, Instruc­ tion on tho veattnent* worn by the priest at mas* and benediction of the council proceeding* that tho council has passed an ordinance prohibiting BleeMd sacramen*. •pining upon tho public sidewalk* nineteen Letter* addrteaed to. tbe following any where iu tho city. Tho Herald person* remain unclaimed ia thl* office ba* called attention to thl* disgraceful and will be sent lo the dead letter office habit many time* and x« are pleased Mra. C. O.ZMay- If not calltd for by October H*t: C. lo note lhai tho city father* have taken, irpri attheSulkthis decided action. Spitting upon tho iday night. Prosidewalks I* not tolerated In any large yed, H. ^. Burn* city and it 1* giWltfylug to know ihailL Marion Walter*, Ml** Rhoda Antollff, will no longer bo tolerated In Hastings. Mis* Ruth Downing. , y. • Tho habit I* nt*’“•----- •* 31------ -.’! ur.nl. The (rfendrof Mtv. Ed. PalmaUer of A'took al OUT, fall aeokwaar will;omm vlnoe you that it** up-to-date; all tho partaul business will bp traniactod.— MORJULL LambikA CQ0** ,r° heW' ^E. Edwards, Secjy, , , ■ I 1 R- Pancoast, 1 ===3===========^^ posed foe several day* but her case • not considered at all criUcal. But' He riUtng In her chair she suddenly asms •wO lOsdi i » JEWELRY, RICH CUT GLASS .«□ FINE CHINA. J m PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. <n J} j, ...... An Vp-to-Datc Stock nmT —• ey«i0W... AJfHT’* -tv. ntiraam tted by Properly fitted Lenses. 1 £ LADIES' COLLARS from $2.50 up ; ' �HaNGr isfjsnt. af growth Into tho likeness of animals, boats. frogsfg and other designs. Of late yrara Oto custom iws bssft Import­ ed to tula country and with it the orien­ tal tree twisters. Not tbe most skillfnl ot them, however, ran beat Mtare's distorters of vegetation; tbe persistent winds, and tbe Japanese experts could learn lessons tn tbe surprising sad fan­ tastic form of a grove of trees on tbe A TRIE PATTERN A UMS' MMLUINt. MS CALLi Patterns “Tsrsfcs^1 uettgavtanis ten to one It will stop before long If the practice la continued. Tbo eold con­ tracts the metal plrots, which, small aa they are, must not be smaller, and they and tolls ll Impartially, whether tho oowa be political or otherwise. U is, In fact, almost a dally al tho price of a weekly and you cannot afford to bo head being of tbo tree flat topped. ven­ without1L Republlcan and democrat alike can omous typo and tbo posture characterIstirally vipertne. Tbo tree ta evidently rood the Thrico-a-Weck World with absolute confidence In Its truth. In addition to news, It publishes first- to Imre them keep perfect time. “Never lay a watch flat at night aft­ er It baa been wont In a vertical poola mils from tbe highway on tho banka of what to known as Qrassy sound. They form a grove about a mile long Jar ta getting oo or off a car suddenly. lot scarcely one can be found which Tbo hairspring's catching does thia. grows like an ordinary tree. Tbo earlTbo Jolt comes at. the exact fractloo of put species Include holly, birch, pine, cherry, ash and cedar. Borno of the cedars still giving out leaves have not a particle of bark upon their trunks from tbs ground to tbo flrat branches. Tho winter galea have stripped tbo cw- i n id i Si tbe bands, aa I have been doing. If they are not caught, they will take out tho balance wheel and examine tbe pin and tbo pl rota, which yon see here. rasi, ■bg.OsuM. Ob. no. That frequently happens. Borne one to lo hers every day witb an unwound watch, thinking that It to out of k citer because It will not run. They forget to wind It and are afraid to do It over again. Woutfit are our beat cus- wonder” means that we regard tt as ■ Exports who have examined them wonder for nine days, and then our say that many of tbe trees are undoubt­ eyes are opened to the fact that It to edly several centuries old. The action of the wind upon tbe branches has on tbe fact that kittens and pupptos are b-irn blind, and 'heir eyes open at twisted them Into every conceivable the end of nine days, and Implies that fajhlon. so that It to hard to tail where one branch begins and another ends. people are blind with artoalsbmeot tor In several parts of tbe grove different kinds ot trees have grown together, sueb as fir and holly and cherry and ash. Tbo growth la generally formed by a limb from one being bent against tbe other, as shown in tho case of the N tree remaining in that place while It gradually made a deft for Itself. It to quite common for two trees of the same variety to grow together, but tbe Joining of the different varieties, aa shown here, to a problem which tbo ex­ perts have not yet been able to solve, especially wbvro soma of the Umbo grow from one tree directly Into the trunk of another and have not been forced against the outside. A number of examples of this form of growth era scuts a harp without strings, while so­ It the foil spring to wort on during the mber la in the form of a triangle, and day, when the Jara and Jolts era more another seems to be modeled from a numerous, and bold your watch still water pltcher.-Washlcgton Btar. when you wind It aqd wind tho key. That's ail: try that." And tho Jeweler banded back tbe watch, running beautifully. — Kansas Ths Cun that Cum �gone after him. A and every eSort possible is balsa telcgrito was rcc sired from Etevatm SAYS BROOKtYH DID ITS BEST day. made to rale* the 1110,000 demanded saying Miller wa thereLI-and taking Always Bought the rood and! Bears the to earn hsr ilk Up to last night the receipt* for the two day* since the ap­ peal wu Issued were nearly MO.000. II la confidently expected that the whole sum will be subscribed In time to send the money by cable Id Constantinople Washington. Oct I—Tho Schley court of inquiry enured upon the third weak of the lnve*tlg*Uon of Ad­ miral Bchlay'a conduct In Ua Spanish ■war with a-big crowd Ln attendance. It bad been expected that tbo navy de­ Promotes Digcsiion£href ful­ ness and Rest .Containa neither Opium.Morphine nor Mineral Not Narcotic. It is believed that the government at last recognlxee tbe necessity of meeting the renewed Boer activity. Preparations are bring made to re­ place Kltcbeuerie exhausted men by fresh drafts. An order lisa been l»soed rendering It impossible to obtain discharge by purchase from any a( the army reserves, sections of which ore being prepared for mobHlMUon. Admiral SompaDu'a chief ot staff and who waa In Immediate command of the flayahIp New York during the Santiago capangn. Apafcci Remedy forCoMBpeIIon, Sour Stomach. Diarrhoea Worms .Convulsions .Fevwishjxtas and LOSS OF SLEEP. For Over Shining Nlark for imitators. cr-ilaer New Orleans during tbs bora bardmeat of the Cristobal Coion May Si. and Lieutenant M U Bristol. who CASTORIA Michigan Central “ Tkt ffkigaza falU bo^it " Lodixvilk Ciiup IdAux ui fcpn &i£vi;. Scientific Xmerkan. MaJ-bville bla description of tha naval battle ot July J from the point where ba had dropped that description al Captrln S3! HAWKES APPOINTED ON MERIT FOUR KILLED IN CHURCH. Attention Inrontom. SlrteK' phdnt‘lawyer Wub. TIP CHADWELL. D. C., whose ad appears In out columns, is an attorney of twenty-out official title. He explained at length year* actly£practice and la wall reoom- Maj. Hawkes' appointment to a poli­ mendedto ni. His rating will be found tico la the Philippine service and as­ lb Duo's and Bradstreet'a reports, a* sorted that tha apcifitmeht wm made be owns tbe Inventive Age. He has solely upon tbe strength ot Hawks*' sent us application, blgnlce and Other recommendations and upon that of his papers, and Inventor* who are Intend- California BEST PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURIST EXCURSIONS ■xmnvor, vol. vci. sc— <iv|p, famoua throughout the weat aa a de­ tective and govarnment ecout, la at BL Luke's hospital and 1* reported to be at the point of death aa tbe reault TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS SWJ WMhlncton. Oct. L—Among the early caller* al the While House dur­ ing the day wm Henry C. Payne of Milwaukee, chairman of the Repub­ lican committee daring the McKinley campaigns of ISM and 1X». Mr. Pams said he called on Presided Roosevelt mainly to -pay bls reaped* and discus*, a few ••general matter*." m be termed It, bat hla visit to boUsvad to have Inc lo thldr WOT k ,ln the Warren electrie plant Motoraaa Cal Bhaw wm aertouriy injured add will lose a let. York. Pa.. Oct. t.—The strike of tho Four girl* were atoo hurt In the mix- ehalnmakors la tha two local factories df the Standard Chain company has American Laundry. If You want your iinane wMhcd CLEAN, patronise the American foundry, Contra, cuffs and shirts done up in tho latest atylee. Trices CASTORIA For Infants and Children. Tta IM You Hm Atrip Boell .Whut-Km.14 114m, I GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE and Scenic Ling. SABL matlon of the kidney* at hlahoma at Bellow* Falla, can not recover. Hla physicians aay he may Huger several ,day»- . .1. : • magaxlne editor, 10 years old. la dead, tbe-Temin'of «popl«r- Mr. Eckman wM.clly clerk of Clcvsland seven y«ar» anil at one Unu edited WlnaloWa ktog- and political Hum bet United Staiee and Kt �One-Fourth to One-Half OFF. Lion Coffee of Podunk visited tbo former’* paretil*. L. BUdgo aod wife, last Friday. Tho»Uv«r medal contest at the M- £. church, Friday night, wm quite well attended. The contestant* wore Eva Edward*. Florence Loach, Clara Tuttle and Louie Henry, Newman Tuttle aod Goorglo Edward*. The medal »M awarded lo Clara Tuttle. Mabe) Roberta of Hasting* visited our school Friday. Saul Boylan' and wife visited Ben Blakney and wife Iu the city Sunday. Dr. and Mr*. McGnffln of Carlton Center attended Ktrvlces at the Wei town Monday on businee*. G-. W. Kern and T. A. Blackman made a bu*lnea« trip to Hastings, Mon­ day. . J. G. Cutler and wife made abdalnosa trip to Hasting*, MondayHarry Payne and Joo Robinson are the new men on tbo C., K. 4 8. *oction since Monday. Last Sunday wm quarterly mooting here with tho M. E/s. , Dr. Floyd, the presiding elder, conducted tbe service* In the evening. M. R. Gwin made a businea* trip to Battle Crook, Monday• Nearly all of oitr people are attoudlog To this wo have added a now, snappy lino of good* that 1* sure to plo«M you. .. DISUSE STAND BACKS Our OutiniJ Flannel Department Offer* one case 23-In. unbleached, boat value ever shown, 6c. per yard. Extra good values at To., 8c. and 10c. ‘ . ing house for her son, until ho got* thing* iu readiueM for hla departure for Colorado to Join hla family. Meodamea Fry and Nowton together with the Ml**o* Pilgrim, visited at Mr*. Jm. Darling's near Bed ford, Tuesday. El win Ormsboe waa quite 111 the fore part, of the week. Earl Stanton and wife spent Sunday with home friends In Nashville. Mr*. Huffman is improving rapidly. Frank Telhric aod wife of Richland were guc*U of Mr*. Geo. Sheffield, hts sister, and Ed. Tolhric, hl* brother. Mrs. Aldrich eutertalned tho L. A. S. Thursday. The next mooUug will Dr. Donald McDonald, Our Drew Goods Department a starter we offer a complete lino of color* In ALL WOOL VENETIAN at only SOc. per yard. Hosiery Department Offers otto csao 40 gunge double solo high spliced hoe) for 10c. A big pair at men's wool nocks for a small dime. ' W. E. MERRITT & CO. Spaulding's old *Und. At HINDS CORNERS H. Y P. U topic next Bunday even log l» Dark Day* and Their ixiwn. leader Eli Lindsey OtrdlalInvltatlo la extended to *11. Mr*. Flower, an aged lady who mid ed southcMt of Prairieville, wm Inter red iu the cemetery ben- Monday after noon Funeral al tho late home Mon day al 2.1X1 o'clock p u. Rnv J B Heading officiating Th" W. F. M. 3- met al tho home o Mr*. C Honeywell. Wednesday afui: Mr*. Joecphlno Taggart of Hickory Corner* Is visiting Mr*. J. S (Hud*. The aid society wm entertained by Mr*. Cora Robinson la*l Friday. Ed Mvnn and wife, and Bert Rouab of Rutland apont Sunday al Jm. Handsome The Sunday aahoolconvention of Hope wm held at Hinds Corner* ImI Satur­ day- A good number from other parts of the township were present. Sideboards Hastings, si Hastings House, Floyd Im'. Saturday and Sunday during . quarterly meeting Ida and Jud Chandler made a busi­ ness trip lo Hasting* la*t Motidar Dr. Fay and wife vullcd Hickory Cor­ ner* l**t Monday Cha*. Bristol and wife are entertain ing their son Ire* and family from Mar- We have a most beautiful oak, polished golden finish, large 1H by Brt pattern shape French bevel mirror, elegant designed standard, large tuassive hand carving, three top drawers, double swell, and large hand carved head on center of base and claw feet. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 23 or. McDonald visited Mr*. Sehalbly, Bunday. Mr*. Ovcrsmlth of South Woodland l» visiting her daughter, Mr*. P. R. c*. Tuesday morning fort week'* v|«ll with Holm Mr*. Daisy Tyler of South Woodland their ton Chauncey and wife at Grand Rapid*. Elbert Edmund* and wife accompan­ ied by Mr*. L Stereo* loll Monday morning for tho Pan-American. Mr*. Frank Sheffield left ThuMday for an extended visit with her daughter. vlallcu at J. it. uuraeo *, tjunuay. Mr*. Dr. Conklin, at West Superior, ' John Fox and wife of Ohio are vbltWlacoMln. Tbe tick In our community arc all on Ing relative* and old friend* in thl* ally. tho gain and roost of them able to be ▼lei Mr*. John Geiger 1* very 111. Married at the V. B. parsonage al Woodland, Oct. 2nd. Mr. Alexander Bl***Uand Mr*. Matilda Pettlegale. Mr*. VanNoeker of HaahTilla, £. Van­ Nocker and ton LaRhu of Alpena visit­ ed at Perry Stowell's, Sunday. Tbo young friend* of George Forman met at hl* homo Thur»d*y evening and gave him a pleasant aurpriso. rily, by President Harper, of the Univsrelty of Chicago, is the opening arti­ cle In the College Man's Number (Octo­ ber 121 of Tho Saturday Evening Poet, ot Philadelphia. Theodore Roosevelt, Harvard 'KI Is tbe title of an entertaining paper on the preaid ent's college life, by his friend, T* one of the greatest living specialists in the treatment of all chronic disease*. Hla extensive practice and superior knowledge enable* him to cure every eurab lo diacaM. All chronic dlacMce of tha brain, spine, norvea, blood, akin, heart, lung*, liver, stomach, kidney* aod bowels scientifically and success­ fully treated. Dr. McDonald'* success in tbe treat­ ment of female diseases l« (Imply marvolou*. Hl* treatment makes sickly women strong, beautiful aod attrac­ tive. Weak men, old or young, cured In every ease aod saved from a life ot branded by tho must competent authorlUr*. They have dispelled tho silly no­ tion that one kind of food la needed for brain, another for muaclw, and still another for bone*. A correct diet will not only nourish a particular part of tbe body, but it will sustain every other part. Yet, however good your food may be, Iu nourishment U destroyed by Indigestion or dyspepsia. You moat prepare for their appearance or pre­ vent their coming by taking regular doses of Green’s Atigtist Flower, tho favorite medicine of the healthy mill­ ions. A few dose* aids dlgtwtlon, atlmulatee liver to healthy action, part­ Jarno* RollacroUof this plaoobaa pur­ flea thoth* blood, and makCajon feel buoy­ chased u automobile. ant and vigorous. You can get Dr, G. : Mr. Burdick, our po*tmMUr, Is quite G. Green *» reliable remodlo* at Fred 111 at thia writing. Wa all wish him a L. Heath’s. Get Green'* Special Ai­ PtMuTnumlter from her* attended night । A Bargain at $35. This week at $25 And others from f 12 up. Benkes G Walldorff, ATTENTION THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN NOW is the time to have your outfits repaired, nnd w^are thc people who can give yon the best prices on all kinds of repair work. Boilets Refined, . Cylinders Rcbored, Boilers Patched,, ■ 'Smoke Stacks Made, Engines Rejiairal, All Kinds of Casting Done. ' Before having anything done give ns a call. EARLY & BURNS, Tha Specialist, Fulton atreei. Qrand Rapids, Mich. Adjoin Ing Bentley & Rider’s Planing Mill. CITY MARKETS. «?“*..................... ouk’Tftt'W sttpaUoa. gcoaMJ ‘ Blackmtn. ' n-u.n'iTKSitMe.Xi: Mr*. John Draper I* on ibo eick list. Mr*. Helen Gray, who bar spent the past summer with 'her parent*. Geo. Dr. Lowry kod J- «■ Dennis of H»*titjfs wcreJ.n^OTr vUlag* m<1 Prairie- Light Biscuit unb of Heating Stoves, Cast Cook Stoves NORTH CARLTON. Michigan Central Lire Stock Yard*, otrolt. Octolxr Stu. The demand for live cattle is dull and quiet thU week; receipts hare been moderate of 1st*. Tho following price* are being paid at the Detroit Ur* Stock Market; Prim* steer* and heifer*, 84.40 $ 84.80; handy butchers' cattle, 83. W $ 84 -20; oomnidn, 82.78 Q 83.75; can tie r*' cows, 81.80$ 82.80: stockor* and feed­ er* dull and lower at 82.78 $ 84.00. Milch cows quiet nt 825 $ 850. cal vo* Botlr. nt 85.00 $8». 75. Sheep and lamb*, dull and lower; prime lambs 84.25 (jj 84.S0; mixed 8XOOQ84.00icuU*,8l.50$n.25. Hog* libvral receipts, mixed quality, trade U active at the following priore: Prime medluwu, 88.W $ 88 UJk urir- | MM Our new line of single and double barrel shot guns, hunting coats, . ammunition, loaded shells, black and smokeless powder we now have in stock. TICKETS GIVEN ON ORIGINAL VOTING CONTEST. R. I. HENDERSHOTT � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-10-17.pdf 22cbf7c437220120471b54dee46c7299 PDF Text Text |lo6 । LIKED IN HASTINGS. Tho Renown of tho Great Author i 1 FOR THE FORTY-IIITH TIME Physician Dr. A. W. Chase la a oented by Hastings People. Il's by the words at the people i , xxr ------'—I, . ta- not dependent on the testimony of peo­ ple so far away that, they cannot be au­ thenticated. It's home evidence that convinces because easily substantiated. It’s the simple statement of things doce and told in the words of the relieved. Mrs. Eggleston at High St., Hastings, Minh., says: “Dr. ATw. Chase's Nerve Pills are a splendid medicine. My back used to bother mo a great deal. Hard to get abcxit and attend to my household duties, the kidneys were inactive and I was vary nervous. Hearing of the pills I got a box at W. H. Goodyear's drag store. The rraulta obtained by their use were One, the kidneys are again healthy and active, the back pains gone, the nerves strong and I feel much grati­ fied m a conscnuence. The medicine la certainly good.'’ Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills are There has been some misunderstand ■ Ing among the patrons of the High School In regard to the piano contest. In some way they have obtained the erroneous Idea that the school now baa a piano, and that they do not need the one offered by the “Crown Ogan Con,u, ii-n.. ..I—... ...... To tho persons tanking the nearest correct guess of the combined vote for governor In tho states of Ohio. Iowa aad Massachusetts, at tho election to bo held on November Sth next, will ba awarded the prizes. The contest close* Nov. 1st. 1001, and all gutMcs must be In not later than above date. By subacriblng for the Dally and Sunday Proa Press, for one month, and paying In advance al the regular price Mln Minnie Miller of Kalamazoo of 60c per month, you can have one guoss, or you can have as many guesses visited school Monday morning. as you pay monthly subscription* In adAll the etudenU enjoyed ibumsolvos vanca- Why not lend tn your order immensely at the fair. B guess in Mr. Edger «u elected a member of the board of examiners Tuesday after- Stricken With Paralyaia TEACHERS. Handereon Grlmeu, of this place, wai New Wall Map, Free. . strickaa with partial paralysis and com­ pletely lost the use of one arm and aide. The Louisville A Nashville R. It baa After Ml eg treated by an eminent phy­ sician for quite a while without relief, jua issued a most complete wall map of my wife recommended Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and after using tiro IxHtlo* of it he Is almost entirely cured.—Gxo. mounted on linen, with rollers at top R- McDonald, Mau, Logan county, and bottom ready to.hang on wait. W. Va. Several other very remark- RobL Demond to wow in the employ of itwGnuSrrnrak Railway Co. - ; The managen, of our oounty fair as­ sociation are not especially elated over the financial outcome of test week's fair. There ha* been a falling off lu receipts and a alight deficit, whereas they had hoped f<m better thing*. And yet they have reason to congratulate themselves for a number of things that operated very much tn their favoe. It reined teat week more than it has done before in months. The dry and thinly earth wm thoroughly soekad. But the rein did not interfere with Ute fair, for It very kindly came in ths night or waited until the fair wm over, it reinnod Tuesday night Just enough to nicely lay the dust, and make Wedneoday a pteaaant day. Il reined Wed­ nesday night long aad hard. But It cleared off In the morning In time to permit pretty needy all the farmer* in Barry county to drive in with tbelf families to the fair and Thursday was a lively day. Then tbo rein held off un­ til the close of the fair, Friday being anrthor charming day. But no sooner was the last race finished and the crowd well on iu way homo than the clouds returned and the rain descended with­ out one moment's let-up [Until Saturday night. Another thing to bo thankful for was that there wore big crowds In attend­ ance ou both Thursday and Friday. Then again the several dopartments were fairly well filled, and many of the displays ware cxoelleot. The races were hotly contested and attractive other races were being held last week whore larger purses wore hung up. Our officials tried to secure borscs from Charlotte aod louis, but as tba pe­ cuniary Inducements at Marshall and Grand Rapids were greater than at Basil op they were unable to bring their horses here. They naturally preferred to go where the prixoa ware largest. On the whole, however, the fair may be counted a suecoAs. If the balance la slightly on the wrong side ol the ledger the entertainment offered was up to the standard and the crowds were large on the last two days and satisfied. A Herald reporter who made the rounds of the fair, found many inter­ esting and creditable exhibits. In the agricultural department there were some good displays of vegetables and fruits, though certainly not so large as Barry county, is capable of. 3lar Grange. No. 80*1, made a very credit­ able exhibit. A large showy star made entirely out of seeds and grains was one of the conspicuous features of this exhibit while a live massauga In a glass covered box was not the least object of interest in the display. Edna Barnum has goM to Grand Ba*a lucrative Mt, sending a cloud ef hot water, steam and soot against him and burn Ing hl* face and head tnd both hand* andforearm* severely. HI* clothing wm set on fire also. A. A. Willmoat happened to bo passing by aod went to hi* awtetanoe, and Superintendent Sweezey wm also present to awlst The Injured man wm token to Dr. Lampumn’s office and his burns were dressed and everything poalblo dono to relieve hte tailoring*. The accident loft tho city in dark oom lor a time while another boiler wm being put into icr- Dili mik mania* ra>. puna »*k ll«> . CaUeCBff. JorCaop* ................ ketsrt B. C J brooks............... ... aaa k-t-mawy . . . . . PWsTMroK 1 >r. Parkhurst Ttaw-sSTx si. PTn^Aaaih e Um«*ada. Gac- D«D CbM. UaeU. r. A. C.rbsv BAnStMLDavM Day C.Uo CUS, Ja, Cwi«r . Ttaas-LM; (A Ills In no fault-finding spirit that the Herald 1* moved to say a fow words In conclusion relative to obvious Improvements that are possible where­ by conditions and results that have proved unsatisfactory In the past may be remedied in the future. Wo believe that the work of preparation tor the fair should be begun earlier than It has bean in the past. It takes limo to form­ ulate plans and secure desirable fea­ tures If tho premium booka could ba issued earlier In the summer and the Advertising begun sooner the results would, we believe, be gratifying. Then larger premiums tor races would bring morn and faster horecs. Again the practice of admitting the children of tho bounty on Thursday free has » tendency to keep down ins re­ ceipts very materially. Of coarse It Is very nice for the people to be able to bring their children to the fair with­ out any expense. It would be still nicer It everyone could bo admitted free. But unfortunately It takes a lot of money to conduct a. fair and where will Ii come from unlcM the people con- General excursion to Chicago Thurs­ day, Ocl St. H.OO from Hastings for round trip. Returning, leave Chicago not later than Oct. 28th. Each Tuesday, Thursday and Satur­ day during October the M. C. will sell excursion tickets to Buffalo and return for with return limit of six days including dates of sale. Good In coach only Lust Sunday excursion of the soslooq to Detroit and Jackson Sunday, Oct. 20, by special train leaving Hastings 7:60 a. m. Return, leave Detroit 0:30 p. m., Jackson 8:45 p. m. Round trip rate, Detroit, (1.85; Jackson, 85c. Excursion to Grand Rapids Oct. 31 by special train leaving Hastlnga 8:17 a. tn. Returning leaving Grand Raplda 0.-00 p. m. Round trip rate 00c.: chil­ dren 30u. D. K. Titman, AqonL Mrs. Abbie Coats and daughter Ethel contemplate leaving la a short time. They aspect to spend the winter at Champaign, Bl. -, : s - - —■ Henry Ragla bad an ■ visiting him teat wank. Every onoo in a white some ooe starts the repdrt that our doctor intosAs to learn. But suck Is not the case. Ha does not want to rids all over or. work both night and day. ■ A reasonable buslness to all they expect or cars for., Willard Demond Is taking a vacation. A Mr. Boltbn from Woodland Is work- munlty. He has been boro a long time end built up an enviable reputation for honesty and square dealing. ' Ray Sprague, our sccouiraxxJatlng R. R. agent gives the best of satisfaction. Ho attends the store and station both and Is always on time except when ho goes to Toledo. Wedding Beils. One of the roost pleasing and happy events of the seaaoo was the wedding, Wednesday evening, Ocl 2nd, of Miss Allie M. Keiser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David E- Keiser, to Walter C Fitz­ Simmons at the beautiful home of the bride's parents In the presence of ISO guests, relatives and near friends of the contracting parties. Promptly at eight o'clock, to the strains of Mendelsaohn's wedding march rendered by Mrs. Archie McCoy of Hastings, sister of the bridegroom, the bridal party entered, lod by the little Misses Ethel Tubman and Bessie Davidson, the Rev. W. L Neal, uncle of the bride, the bride­ groom and lastly the bride attended by her father, who gracefully gave the bride away. When the bridal party was In position under an artistic |>ortisre of smllax with beautiful ferns and palms forming the background, and while soft, sweet strains of music filled After congratulations extended by tho minister In behalf of all the guests, the bridal party led by the minister retired to a neatly decorated room and partook of a delicious luncheon, while the guests were being served by Mr*. Kline cater­ er'. Tho decorations throughout the house were of pink and green, roses and Carnations prevailing. Music wm fnr^ Dished during the evening by Mrs. MoOot and Harvey Keiser. The bride is a beautiful and accomplished young lady with a wide circle of friends. Mr. and Mrs. FtuStffimons reccivid many beautiful and costly ptraento Mr. FltkSlmmoos hM made hte home In this city for tho pot four year* and hM won tor himself an enviable reputation. Mr. FltxSlmmoM te s piano tuner, and his wife a profleteat music leacber^The ate., jAcaaon, mien., air. j. w. moConnell at Carlton Center to Miss Alloa Bunter. The happy couple took the afternoon train for Chicago, and will also visit different cities In Illinois and Iowa. Mrs. McConnell baa held a very responsible position In the post office at Jackson for nearly seven yean and is a groat help in church and society aod while the people of Jackson regret to loac so faithful a person, the people of Carlton Center will be glad to gain one. Mr. McConnell is a hustling Gisi- wpek al work for J. F. and R. W. Rlohante baling hay. Good opening at Cedar Creek for a hardware store, it some lira mao that would keep his store open and attend to business, would oom a here and engage in the ha;dwaro business, he would do wall and make lots of money. J. F. Blohards was seen on our streete MondayCora Lammors te at work at present Inr an—I.- 1st, where they will bo glad to receive pony, was fourteen years less than My KtFSMJJSft &5^"™ lSU7.-7SUA.bS!.' invited to thslr homo and while they Frank daisy, Battle Creek Myrtle LCraa, NafcpUto a . .•; Milton L. Jennings Carlton.. Eetella M. Taneaster, Carlton. John W. MbConnaU, Carlton.. Alioe H. Hunter, Jackson. the swine department we noticed parlicuterly the Poland China swine exhiblted by E. D. Blabop of Woodbury, and Wm. L. &OMok <X Hastings, and the Chaster Whites showed by Ira B, Baldwin. Among the entrances of catNorw^ hlkd **r,r*1 ot As use al the races were the prime attractions of the fair, the grand stand I being crowded to Its full capacity on Thursday and Friday. On Wednesday the attendance was very light and the I grand stand patronage WMcorrwpondtngiy small. Those who were present Krever saw a good ball game between । Hawing* and Lowell which was won by the homo team by a wore of 8 to 3, and sanjAfairly good races. Thechleftrank eveete however were on Thursday and | Friday. Sphinx, the well known trotI ter that broke the track record here last season, going a mile lc iBi, was to Ury to break the record again this i < i ■ I I Of the earlr pioneers only three now remain. Mr. McQueen, Mr. Tester and IMr. Olner. Two sons and fodr grandchildren sur­ ’vive him. One sou, John D., with whom 1he redded and Herman Of LoeAngelaa, <California. Mr. Wilcox was a man of great Ini tclloetual worth, retaining hte meatal 1faculties until the time of his sickness. ] i 1 I , i i i ,'S J4 Ims Myers Is m ths sick list. Bon Dally has just purchased a fine 28 Mm. Elnor Myar* was st Grand Rap.RSi ids, Thursday and Friday. Hugh Myer* moved into the bouse owned \n Wm. Castle, test MondayMm. Cal Domaray to Ute owner of a fine new steel range. Deante Haskill I* at Woodland this week moving some buildings for Jake Risinger. Mm. Ora Woodard visited her parante at this place test week Several ladles spent last Wednesday with Gsll Ham p-Myers. Light refreehtnenia were served aad a very pleasant traverse City asylum, is taking a vaca­ tion with his parents here. -4 A. G. Waft attended a rennins of his old roglmuut at Howard City teat week. A. L Barnum and wife returned from the Empire state last Friday. Mr. Bar­ sum had a severe spell of sickness while there. At one Utas his life was de­ spaired of. . Mm. Peterman, fonnerly Mrs. A. I. Sprague of Crystal, Mich., and who recontly underwent a severe surgical operation at Grand Rapids, is here vte- �that aches, dent to my mind that we will bo com­ pelled to adopt tbe binder aa the sys­ tem of corn cutting, for It la almost im­ needle, says the New York Tribune. possible to hire med to go Into tbe eorc­ field and cut root by bond at any price, • Tbe. out shrank, bark st fleet, than. drew- nearer, fading about with Its ab’and we have had to pay more for cut­ tennse, untq it' reached tbe needle. ting the fodder than the feed waa It irritafcathe ferriSer'at^’ kea'tht stdfriach'; interfere*' with digestion and wean out, the brain and nerve*. Make the nerves strong, t|ic, brain clear and your head will be right. A LESSON IN VALUES. OLLAR for dollar, pound for pound, there b more In Ivory Soap than In any household soap. It is easy to find a cheap soap; but to find purity and low price In a single soap h not easy. They combine In Ivory Soap. cin afford to use it tn the laundry ; you can not afford not to use It elsewhere- It is vegetable-oil soap, in the cheapest form in which it can be pro­ cured. You pay nothing for a fancy box, wrapper or perfume. It is all in the soap! It floats. 0 Dr.NMta’ Nervine camping and banting tot eeveral days in * sort of paradise valley. Om day, during a long ride on horseback. wo You quiets the irritation, stimulifts digestion and builds up nervous health and a bottle. strength. S-dd by druggists « gvursslre. Veadache Current Opinion. you must git mad. My old umin an me had a spat, an t went rUbt out an planted my peppsh*. an they eoms right up." Rtlll .Another saying Is that peppers to prosper must tw planted by a redheaded or by a high tempered Tho appointment by President Roose­ velt ot et-Govonjor Jone* at Alabama laaUoltad States District Judge for that state baa not been received with ■atlstaction by the republican contingent of that common wealth. Which la . not strange. The end and ahu of the re­ publican party In Alabama—vwpeclallv the leaders thereof—la to dicker In del* agate* u> tbe Republican National Convac tlon aad divide among themselves the federal ofllocs in that bailiwick. Judge Jones, being an ex-governor, I* of course a democrat, Tbe republicans, It seems, presented tbe name of nomen whom the president considered tit for tbe place. So he turned all the rotaibaaplrenudown and named a dempreference for the aquaab; therefore trap plants of acmmer squash are used as a protection, and M the trap crqp tntxsf be kept growing U hog as pro­ Mated to the physical condition of the tection la necessary seed la planted *T-. bank wrecker have never been treated scion Uflcally. A man of sedeotary an4 -k.. k.kla. — —...I.. * ’wbBjrtpu0D prlcc |» nnlj- i l ftD(j tjtf, WH f„r IM papel I thU unequalled newijmj— Hehai.p together our year tor 11.75. The regular suhscripltob price rtf thr [two pa;»er» l» all vegetable* that ripen In the ground and that corn moat be planted In the light of the moon. trie man waa Lord Soathe/a cool arranaetnent for suicide by means of a guillotine. He had a magnificent one erected In tbe drawing room of hla king It Makes Restful Sleep. PUgrlr and ornamented a Loci. I'reparlne for death, hla Jwdablp had hla hair cut close,- and, clothed tn a robe of white ailk,- be kneeled upon the platform llx»o. Chaulty o< Barry. m. n d lb. PMuU Court Nr lSv CHilf tai at ilw Prr-bsw offlre. la ib« rfty prsaaid tbe spring which should release the knlff. But tbe spring failed to work, and tbe would bo suicide decided to give the guillotine to a rnuacum in­ Faws and Fruit Growers Our Neighbors. And now All egan; to preparing: tall festival, to be held Oct W and ; । Clara Urie, ’ near Sebewa, ---- . — _ and <Uad at one o'clock the: I-— Ok.__ -_ - -■ -—I CbeeM hare been cured at temper*turn varying from 55 degrees F. to 80 degrees F, the higher temperature* raproeacting tho common factory coc- ry YtHJlf VIHIT TO THE PANAMERICAN EXPOSITION MU HOT OF COM Pl tn UHLf55 YOU ART average diffarunca . In flavor ot tie A story U told about a well known lower temperature waa 0.1 points on Oxford don who knew more about the flavor atnd 2,7 point* on turtnfe. travels ot Ulysses than about the boat bo sailed in. He went down to tbe river one day to watch the eight prac­ ticing. 110 gased for awhile. Ur alienee. • Yea," be said at last “they took very nice—very nice indeed. I may say-but : According to a French physician, crying and groaning In pain are na­ ture's own methods ot subduing the kesnaesa of physical suffering. Ue thinks that men should freely relieve A fill IO SAY YOU HAVE VEEH A GUEST AT BUfHLO �yr. pluMber. Illllloni Inverted In B«et Sd^ir Plant!. ^S£j»as4 KstWMar Realtor *aA • VERY INTERESTING FIGURE*. ■iiiaaaBp.: cj *■•’.. - >■; ‘ r> Marie E. Horton, M. D. ifiutiipktiMiiBiii TMCImutPUfiiliMCItj Wm. H, STEBBINS —Orrilher; the. best place In ihoolly to got dean ia'«t BUSSY BROS.' BATH RCxinS FUNIl^A1.4?IM9TOR. Baroda la terrorised by hoboes and burglaries are of nightly occurrence. If he krr-pa tip aa he baa started, all: unkuown dog pvtaonsr at Hancock wfll soon hare Un- city entirely depopu- Up-to-date Tonaorial Work. 5B50:. ■EHVOOS W-BILfTY, M-.IBU _ ..-------- ---------- YOUR ESTIMATE When yotf send tn your subscription you al»osend your ckttmslo. Re careful to write your name, address sad estimate *e plainly a* possible. A* mon------- ■*• celvo your subscription we will sand rou k c -,W-5 ,lie Pres* Publishing Association Of Detrol ,-n . .. irju , wntainlhg your gftlmrt#,Shiah —— prise your estimate may anutl* you to claim. We will ale a duplicate certidcato wlfB ' (fio’Press lion. Every subscriber may make a* many estimate* and will receive a* many certificates a* he si the Herold. ' . , Club rotsers will receive a certificate for eweh subscription obtained. ' ’ "WM ' , • $15,000 in Cash TO BE GIVEN AWAY. '■!< . lit ■“ VALUABLE INFORMATION ' To aid subscriber* tn forming their estimate, we furnish *t* following data. The bom blued official rote"lnthe*e three states In' 180IwaklM..;.i .1.50348 VoH Stfkiv1 18#i “............................. 1,681,4^0 IncrewM, fl.Mlper c HASTINGS HERALD 'WrJAN^IOWA K ' , I you u> fiartlclpsie In the distribution of. the *15.000 u> l-- sword-xl by Uxi Prom Publishing Ateuclslkr. ul Ixurotu Mich., lu those maklug the ncarc*l railuiatc. <4 tlio odieta: firr gri-.-crtwr it. tho state* d <Vtlo MauauhuseH* and Iowa, <o be ’cte.-mlned by the eiocL ' non held <>n the 5th dav of November, 1901 f- We Lavo made arranceuionU -with cho Preu ■" ! Publishing Association of I>etroU, Mlcb-> to arable Sour subscribesa co participate la the distribution nf these m«gnifloanl prises, amoun,Uog u? 615,000. opera Sous* in Owoaao within the next ata weeks. White tells the story boocstly hot Owrutso people are skeptical. For mu J. Hmltb, aged 30 years! liv­ ing twu miles south of Durand, la dogd. While o|>arattng ■ core .brediler, last Friday, fknitb enught one of bls band* In the machinery. Blood p<j Ison Ing sot OUR OFFER. I I I || II I U H UNTIL FUi&RER NOTICE every one who sends us 50c. for lot* 4>onUw' subscription to tho Hastings Herald wiU.rooalve a oortillcalo which will outlue him to partlclpata lo tho distribution of the pfixee. Present sulweriber* may tike advantage of thl* Offer. and thalr suHbriptions will be extended six months from date of future ex pl ration No advance 1* made in the price'of Our |*per; you gut th'o ccrtlflcato sbwluiety free. IpUoo* co Print to bi twardid it Fallens: To the Qoarcat corrtc-t estimate........ .‘.T'.'tt..... IBM "............. l,57fl,462 InettoaaO ux “.....••-•.■ .....WMI’ "...WltMtto. 1807 ................................ 1,^72,10U docreiae lt.lOpercent 1808 “ ................................ 1,M2,&W " l&2peroent 1800 “............................... 1,653,381* Increaso * 7.8# par emit 1W “............................... l,!65,(no “ 18.88 per cant ^The certificates of the secretaries ot tho state* named showing tho combined official vole will determine who ars entitled to the prixea and the awards will bo made within 30 days after tho official vote is known. The Herold will publish the names and addresses of eluding torr husband. wore detailed to mm th# aeronaut and return with her and the, parachute. At midnight an alarm to the effect that the aeronaut was lost waa spread, In respoaga fo which MO men and bdya turned oat and a general bunt was Instituted. For three days and night* the river vslk-y and (be bills south of It’ were searched In vain. Bettering hl* wlf* bad landed In safety. Bceley gave It a* his opinion that «h* wns abluct d. This waa generally bellevert ptitll the To the next 360 nearest, 11 each............................. 300.00 Total, W7 prisro, amounting to 112,800.00 la addition, to the above prizes, the following special prizes will he paid, . u To the person making th? nearest correct e*tlmatebefnreJnlylO..-.;Z...7.................. «,000.00 To the person thMdng the nearest correct estlmate between July 10 and August 10.. <700.00 To tbe person making the nearest correct e*tlmau> between August 10 and September 10. 1600.00 W. K. Istcay. the agsd pres Went of the defunct Find National bank ot Nile* was arrested Baturday at hl* paludal home on a warrant issued un­ dec Indictment Issued by tbe federal grand Jury. Mr. I-acey was taken to Grand Rapid* and arraigned before Judge Wanty. Hs bad no attorney present, and absolutely refu.ijd to talk Of bls ease. The Indictment contained two counts, one defrauding and abet­ ting In the making of Mire entries In Tho coroner s jury at Wayne In the case of Charles DeLang. Joseph W. Sweeney and George Leopold, killed In a wreck Sept. 20. returned a verdtet that they csiue to their death through, their own negligence while stealing a,ride. Earl Corey and E. B. Anthony, aged about I® years, are charged with at-, tempting to wreck a train on the G. H,-A 1. between Muskegon and Grand Rapids, by piling some rock* on the track. Anthony la said to have contewed. OathAne Tucker, of Grand Rapids, and Jay M. i-awreacs. ot U-nowto county. wcru paroled by Gov. -tills*. The sentence of C. J. Thompson, who wits parole.! early In September, waa commuted so that be may go out of Two resident hunter* reported meet­ ing a wild man In the wood* near tbe headwaters of the Deer river, about fourteen miles from Crystal Fall*. They got within thirty fret of the place whore be was eating the enrnure ef a dead skunk. Ha snarled at thorn, then bounded off Into tho woods. Hs carried a piece of a gun barrel and tent pole, aod from utterances of "Public." "PublicIt to thought he la fS°Mr?><>btlC' ’X P°** ’*ft 10 *<*reb . Total, 1000 prixea, amounting to U5.000.00 tKSTMFS'W* । X. w. E^ftMATK The safe in L. Wtoaman'e store. Far-' well, was broken o,«a by .burglar* Tuesday morning. They secured KUO °AVtwm Btroud and Cyrus.Wtadlate. charged with (he murder of Fred Ncwhirtb. are on trial in tha Pontiac Ctr. n't Court The alleged.crime was coratnltted during a drunken row fn that city three mouth* ag». Newbirth SH* hit ant tha hahd with a base bottta. ft-to alleged, and hl* Injartea proved ratal The Detroit police openly express their gmlMratton ■ at the Supreme Court opinion that returns Louis F. noon by ttro man. who tsue to the bouse selling spectacle*. and crowded htMr way tn. One ot them choked and ■ heU Mn-tlxyBD,-- while the-otbsr rimaaxkad »<•, nUce.; securing <85 In WMV.M4,0UlSr <rUef««. U- r. J The VUh|' vlillie of Augusta/ Kato' toasoo rejonty. Is jinfortitnatd. A few years Miner Ores destroyed the entire htnUOM* portion of the place’, and last week tbe box nnd basket factory, the only manufacturing Industry hi the place, was'burned, thro whig forty per­ sons oat of work. The fact that tho plant will not bo rebuilt makes tbe sttuatlou sjlll more discouraging. **“*" 41 “— — • portant ln<h cause'of damage dona la thalr bwiln*s«. The street* have been t^n up for weeks, and.th? contractors wB| not About aWW Detroiters have M«nJ thalr first automobile race*. Ttoflt crowded «he '>*» sran'l»t*“d at the Growe Pointe tratk olid stretched half •way- around the trick fence. A Detroll' man. with a IH-trolt-aaflfl machine, was - tha only cbauffrafl nervy ewugh to contest wlii> Alexander Wlntoh In th* big ■■world's championship'' race, and I be Drtrtjft. man. Henry Ford, beat Wlnbxt naarly scalUna his �.HAMILTON daring Sale 800,800 bushels of 80 pounds, M*d ths Ballwin das Halles of Paris, at 8,790,­ 310,000 Winchester bushels. Thaw estimates show that the crop of 1001 ex­ ceeds the crop of 1900 by upwards of 200,000,000 bushels, and the principal excess Is credited to tho United Slates, THXetasl cross la now paying dlrideeds ac ths rate of >8 per oeot per an­ num on preferred aad 18 percent on common stock, and It has just ended » big strike- Yes Is assorts that a reduc­ tion In Its flfly per cent protection NEW ger and th* freest Then comes th* lit11* finger, st tbs other extremity of th* band. Tbe middle finger Is Um main support of the band and !s assisted by th* first. Finally coms* the third, ths rd* and acumen would, ax hypotbeai, inevitably provide! And tips from stockbrokers come un­ all their might to become independent, der tbe same suspicion. for tt Is not a thing Impossible and most likely un­ reasonable to suppoae that one wbr necessary. There are, then, many dif­ really bad tips worth following In hte Tux death of tho Ameer at Afghanis ­ This enormous crop of the world’s ferent goal!ties of sound, Jnst as there possession would utilise them a a twit* most valuable food product la grallfy- tan may set Europe by tho ears. Neith­ are several Anger*. Tbe point I* to Ing to contemplate when looked st from er Russia nor Britain will poroJt any. tho broad standpoint al the world's wel- teeming millions of earth. Il moans revenues to the producers of whosx, Senatok Hanna Is buttering Roosoprosperity to the railroads end naviga­ tion companies that carry It to market, vell up these days. You see Teddy business to the milling industry, and hasn’t endorsed that ship subsidy bill tho circulation u! vlai sums of money, Stimulating and benefiting the whole But to tbe Michigan farmer this Im­ mense crop of wheat does oot bring the good fortune that it once would bare done. In tbe Oral place his wheat crop has been nearly a failure for th* past two year*, so that bo ha* oomparailvoly W command as long as the supply la to large, doe* not leave him ouch margin for profit. There are so many other products which command good prices that 11 doo* not pay him to rote* wheal. Th* only way In which wheel raising can be made profitable 1* u> produce It on » large scale, as la doo* on tho vast wheat ranches of the oorthwest. To th* farmer of Michigan with hte eighty, or one hundred aod sixty acres of land, there Is vastly larger opportunity for money making In hay and corn and cats, in fruit, In potatoes. Io live stock aod dairy and poultry products, than In the raising of wheat. With hte fertU* lands aod scceaibiUty to good markets, there la oo reason why tho Michigan farmer, by engaging In diversified farming, may not prosper abundantly wltbmit raising wheat st all, or al least without making It hla main dependence as ho formerly haa done. Tho wheat raising industry has peered on westwaH sad north-wc*t- SEWING MACHINES McCOY’S. Sdukxtabv Gage Is merely trying to keep down tho accumulation In tho treasury until oongrees moots. Then' tho republican* will take care al it. Wk NOW export to Spain *1,000,000 a year more than we did before the war. Trade couldn't go there with more assur­ ance If It were following the flag. $400 PIANO FREE, Tbe experimenter swallowed a half teaspoonfuJ of tbe pollen and In about 10 minutes experienced a feeling of ex­ ung Dec. 30, 1901 Orange oo <be <w«de and deep eruason within, each fruit has tbe a.pesranc* of having had a piece bitten oct of It. This tart, tngrtbar with Its poi­ sonous quality, led tbe Mohammedans dauger, for Instance. In pulling out a to represent It a* tbe forbidden fruit of drawsr that sticks of pairing tt dean the garden of Eden aod to warn men against Its noxious properties- ,, , out and letting It drop. Tbs mark upon the fruit ts attrtbottd There’s constant danger of tome­ thing at this sort happening, and it to Eva. Why tbe bite of Adam did not That la to say that nlo* out of every tan of o* button oar cost* tbe wrong ■ny We eoatmsnre wttb th* topmost tuanda upon banks a large sum la kept ready for use. Tbe average large bank—say with total aareta of <30,000.000—Is prepared by four liotoioffdql' posited tn various bo si no** basks sub­ ject to Instant call, bock of that again is perhaps <3.000,000 tn United States and ether gilt edged securities Imme­ diately marketable, and tho fourth and last line of defense and to be retired upon only In extreme distress la <6,000.­ 000 or <8,000.000 In bonds aod mortgngc*. on which tbe mortgager* will be hurriedly called to make a paymaot on account If tbo bank is pushed to ex- tww “ter you bav* not many year* to b*A kaa ltJ How Ilo you Sewing Machines uoiim pulao and warmth- An Injection Inta ths arm of half a dram ot liquid dl*tilled from an infusion of the nectaries noise when you Anally got It open. A window might stick at Aral and then go up with a bang. I’ve had a door open on me that way—fly open all of a sudden after I’d been pushing a H a long time sod let me through tbe door- One of the strangest Incidents of the hour is the ■mgeeafnl scheme of a band of Turkish brigands, who away over In tbo mountalM ot Bulgaria, hare boon able to blackmail thia great American republic and wrings hundred ihouaaod dollar* from the American people. Baring captured Mis* Halwx M. Bio*., J. S. Goodyear Co., dry goods. C. W. Clarke & Co., groceries. Woolley & Bronson, shoes. Fred L. Heath, drugs. Chidester & Burton, clothing. • M. W. Hicks, flour and feed. Rentes & Walldorff, furniture. J. P. Renkcs, bakery. F. R. Pancoast, jewelry. Barnaby & Herrick, rcataurunt. R. I. Hendershott, hardware BUY YOUR "Noreciprocity! Down with (oreigners Tbo more they buy from us. tbo more wn ought to try to ruin them, w> that they can't buy anything."—Re­ publican speech. ocher and more remunerative branches of agriculture oc which he must de­ pend, and from which there is no doubt he will continue to reap the suocess which he formerly woo In wheat rate­ wand*d and obtained this sum of money • as tho price of hat* deliverance. It la oertalply most humiliating to be oompelladto regard these proclooiraa sate In order u> save an American wo- Intoxication from tho nectar and poh len of plants has been a subject of In­ vestigation by Dr. J. M. Weir. Jr. This affects insects, and It appears that the cosmos flower la specially potent as a McCOY'S. mac Oil that wfll makeot your machine runot easy for 6c each, large bottles, or 5: for 25c. Sewing machines from $13 to $40. It’s Knowing How that Saves Money. BmIij’s Busy Bit Impossible by the success of their course with one missionary what Is to hinder their re­ peating the same scheme? It U to be hoped that cur government will take stem to obtain satisfaction from tho ml tan for this outrage and to tor she most be fairly well off. secure the protection of American sub­ He—flbe baa ■ largo family ot un­ "In that case." rejoined the one who ject* hereafter.; against a repetition at married daughters, you know. such an affair. The sultan ought to bo tad epoksa first, extending hi* band. Qbe-tNow. don’t be nasty ud say ‘w» nr* foolish to quarrel. IM ua tought that his govei ament will be held prescribe tar Mdt other.” something about girls and their brats*. responsible for tbe safety of every They are still ally* sod apparently. American cltlxen who happen* to be » excellent health.-Youth’s Compaowithin his borders, *ven If It should ba Moeeeary to semi a warship or two over No stranger monument ever existed than that which 'wab-mrted’at'tbo Hotel de VUl* by tbe tahabitanta ,of Laneburg. In Hanover, In honor of a pig. This, which took the form of a' kind of mausoleum, contained a Urge glass case la' which waa bcnneilcally Inclosed a fin* Mm, cut from the anl-, mal who** mttnory was to bo bended down to posterity. Above was a band- F. J. BEESLEY, PLUMBER, HASTINGS, MICH. on her last voyage from New • Liverpool, made KO, 630 an « alone. a» counting the pro- Utter are forosd either • With tho trust or go cut SPlhepsfcewiUgoagaN tied his dead along, obtained tbo scalp money and came back Jubilant to hla master and told him bow nroch be bad made. Tbe master cast upon him an eye of Abatrism gray, and then re­ marked quietly. "Weal, week ye’ll Just pay tbe money to our cashier, for ys ken tbe rats Is mine, not your*.’’-fiydney Bulletin. "Mak* way. geatlemta. foe the president of th* United BtaUs. Tbe president at tbe United States 1 Fellow cltlseos. make room F Tbo chief bad stepped Into on* of tbe stan* to look at some game, when the clerk turned round suddenly and. Bod­ ing himself slone, suddenly changed hte tone, and exclaimed: "My gracious! Where baa that darned Idiot got toF 1 DISPOSED OF WITHIN 30 DAYS Beginning Thursday, Oct. 10th, every article in my store will be offered at prices that will move them at once. I have a new, up-to-date and complete line tn every respect YOUNG. �7 Spices. J’ One trial will convince you of the superior quality of our goods. You can bay ai con­ veniently over the phone and your goods will be promptly delivered. Telephone 81. FRED L- HEATH, DRUGGIST. HASTINGS HERALD tout Mi P«fWMl. frfend* wifi give him u roaalngM£ s ot PrairieviU* Km' at the opening party. . . . rr nriotHU * month. ■ I The board of acpervbori began ' * October eemloo Monday Md have Crook are visiting Ur, and Mr*. Archie MoCoy. Hunters, call on E. J. Erase for gun* and ammunition. Ono door north of National bank building. The Inquiry claae at St. Rose'i church will bo held oa Thursday and Sunday evening* at 7:30 o'clock. The Hastings Women'• Club will meet In the Pariah houao Friday. Oct. 18, at half past two o'clock. M. A. Walldorff has bought the old Grant property on Green »treet owned and oncupiud by Fred J. Young. Hayden from Friday until Tuesday, Bring year due bllb to J. E. Bogle's grocery, one door com of City Bank and no will oottlo with you. E. Y. Boole. C H O*born haring decided to rent hb farm will bare an auction of stuck, farm tools, cut, next Tucoday at tho county offleiab coming under the prorogaUvea of the board, thebe Mamed to bo very Hula difficulty, except for tbe office of drain oommlmlancr. On thb petition the lemocralio member# wore divided. Brvenofthem rtood by Mr. Dooley from tho firm, bat the other three oppooed him. rive balloU were taken before the deadlock wm finally brokun by the election thb morning of Mr. Doofey, be •“’lnK obtained Iho requblio ton votes. The board abo elected thb morning W. A. Bobb* *uporlnUsndant of tho poor In place of Milo William* whose term hM expired. Yealord ay tho prooent janitor, Norton Paton, wa* re-eloatcd to that pcultlOT. Tho cue agalnxt Alton Shook of Yan­ kee Spring* for rape came up In circuit court Monday. Shook, wbo lo general hM borne a good reputation, wm aocu*ed of criminal relation* with a ytxiug girl under fourteen years of ago, who wa* an Inmate of hh family. The orig­ inal charge agaln*t him wa* for baatardy, but a* the girl afterward* died tho charge wm changed to rape. Be camo into oourt Monday and plead guilty and a* thuro teemed to be *ome THK C CLOAK * Steel vs. FUR Cast Iron DEPARTMENT. If you get it here you know it’s right ' We haven’t on old coat, to show you. There isn’t a ques­ tionable coat in our collection. We demand from the maker the best he can produce. Your money back if you are not satis­ fied. Children's, Misses’ and Ladies' Coats, all lengths, styles and prices. Collarettes, Muffs and Boas in great profusion and at lowest prices. Come and sec them. The J. S, Goodyear Co. - Steel has superseded iron in all structural work where.the greatest strength and durability are required. The old­ fashioned cast-iron stove has made way for the Majestic Range which is made of cold-rolled steel (the strongest steel) and malleable iron (iron that, by an expensive process, is made unbreakable) and the whole construction is united by hand (the honest way.) The MAJESTIC I* built on honor to last the user a life time, a long life time. . WE SELL IT. GOODYEAR BROS. George Waddle, who recently roicvrd trom thb city to Kalamazoo, has ought the Wsud property oa Portage treet, Id tbo latter efty. The Hnur.P b pleased to note that tbe board of supervisors have sleoud Principal E. J. Edger of oar city anboob examiner. It’s a good choice. yeeurdbyla the tenl^dbtriafiby^TOL Jority of lOOO. A year ago Mr. Crump bad over SIXX) majority, QnHeaalomp, Hartings lodge Na 68, I. O. O. F- Baker and the Daughters cJ Rebekah by Mrt. George Waddle GATHERING OF INTER $LOO, WELCOME QpafjBUS, Nellie Cowaday b-working for Mrs. Iuehn*ar Rogero Corners.' ),. Maude CMtaday ■ began teaching MiaWUluML . .... Nart Sunday b Sunday School T Day aod all tboae who are not mem of My Son^yoobool (thb mean* ibid*, wife Md' son.' of Leeoh of thb plane and 'Hell of Carlton Center an Rapids last week. aod family spent Sunday iiicb balance vour account at trace by cash or now. E. Y. Hoqlk . Wanted: A plane for a girl, • where •he can work fur her beard and go to «$«>'• «nrTOr,,M. 8000 “ pc**lble. Address, Prof. Hayden. The W. F. M. Society of Ute M. E. church will give their annual offering tea at the church parlors next Wednes­ day evening from five to seven o'clock. The society of Emmanuel pariah will be entertained by Mrs. Julia Burnell and the ladies associated with her Thursday, Ock 24tb. Hupper from flvo and Eaton Insurance Co. will bo about twenty-eight cent* on •100. Thb ha* Michigan Central Live Block Yards, otrolt. October 15th. Tho demand for live cattle b dull and quiet thb week; Thb smammeut b however, low a* the membership hM Incrcawd wm io keep receipt* hare been liberal of lain. theaaMNwacncdown. Thbheremark- Tho following prices are being, paid abt* allowing. IM at these loam ware at Ike Detroit Live Stock Market: awoed^by^lghtalpg.—Grand Ledge In- r Prime atom and baI hrs, H.26 Q •4.80; handy butchera'cattle, «3.80 Q Tho Hduld wbhet to secure the **r- •4.3); common, •2.60$ tt.75-, cannm’ vloee of a yohng man. ovfir rixtoeu ytan of age, oaa who desires to LXAUN the oowa, tl.WQ •2.50: Stockers and feedprinter'* trade. We wool a pmou who fin dt>U at«2A0<3U00. Milch oowa active at MS Q NO. draw tho eoUry of a burinm manager, ooirn lower UH.SO0N.OO. and one who will nu kcow a’, urn end Sheep aad lambs, dull and lower, of elx mouth* more than all tho other prime lambs *4.26 0 H.40-, mixed •2.750 >3.75; culb, •1.60 0*2.26. Hogs liberal supply, mixed quality, trade W active at tho following prioea: [Prime mediums, H-05 Q N.10; Yorkero, M00 0 N.06; pigs, N.M 0 H.65; roughs. U.000 M-M; stage, i off, crip­ ples U per, cwt. off. . Tot Caueoe Night Alarm. “Oaa night my brother'* baby waa taken with croup." wrltos Mr*. J. C Snider, of CriUeodan, Ky„ “11 wemed U would strangle before we could got a pe.-n>*n«atiy cared Ik We always keep h U tip houao tu protect mu children ; 1R. Pancoast ' i ' , | JEWELRY. RICH CUT GLASS.. FINE CHINA. PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. ......An Up-to-Datc Stock and Dekctiw €M8M... I • R-°“ Corrected by Properly Fitted Lenses. ��CASTORIA Anarchist Editor Punlshw J* ‘Wtfitfy Artltlel. Tho Kind Ton Haro Always Bought, and wWg.hM been ’•■ in um for over BO years, Mi borne the signature of ■ _/) — and has been made under his pcr- What is CASTORIA Cturtoriti la u harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare­ goric. Drop- and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleaaanu It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age is its gunrantcc. It destroys Worms iuid allays .rc^eristuMWs.. li cureE Dlnrrtuna und Wind Colic. It relletcs Teething Trouble*, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilate the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sloop. The Children’s Panacea—The Mother's Friend. cenuine CASTORIA ALWAYS OWE YEAR iIHG SING. During tho war with Bpstn Oapt, Cook was commander of the flagship Brooklyn and alio Admiral Schley’s chief of staff, that occupying the same th« anarchist, .jvm **nt*aood to one year In tie prattsntiary In the court relative position to Admiral Schley (hat Captain Chadwick occupied to of special session*. Hl* offense was publishing In bls KEEP YOUB BLOOD GLEAI eh&otfng of til Idle President McKlhpaid. 1 firmly believe her bend will be paok'i testimony earn* Just bsforo the set upon a pike pole la the nearest vil­ court adjuornad for lunch, whan. Ilk* lage.*' was the statement of Hon, Z. T. previous wltnesac*. he was asked by Sweeney, “f Columbus, Ind, «x-cor. eul-general to Turkey: *1 think tbi kidnaping of Miss Stone was Ao,e for political purposes. Her newsp*p«r :lar«* that tl □ between tl a stayer, Bears the Signature of In Use For Over 30 Years. BURGLARS FIRE A BUILDING. Michigan Central Lou I*ville <5 MaAbvtlle Railroad ol» froro ' and Mrs. Yala v^ltndth* Bort River eontenccs and ths ^pthtpljam or tho -K-a.-BJfgwV patent lawyer Wash­ ’ preachers was aromcd whlla tha gor- js» Inffton.TrC^whciU saaWiaH JiTdiir .polunuu, U.au.auoraoj. of twentyona to hit father, the war governor. Blah- ago. op McCabe le the Binging of the rous­ ing *'Battle Hymn of the Republic," agg many eye* war* m^st during thej [g California of Cecil W. Jt DeMoleyus, trader an rest at Albany^ H‘ T. DeMoIeyna Is wanted In Chicago for obtaining »!.411 from F. H. Wheaton by represent­ ing to Mtntiiai he was la the employ sof th* war department of Qraat Brit- Marquette TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE ‘boy lost th* eight of bXh ayes .'result of stings irndtoardlB. ■horses were atung to 4«a£< . want your linen* washed patrouiaE tho American Collars, cuffs aud shirt* in th* latest styles. Prioe* Ter Infanta aad Children. Bi KM YhHiw Alwyi Bwtft and Scenic Line. iUou of the Northwestern •levated road tit 1:10 a. ra- H* was *•« io fall from the station platform before th* train, witaicaa - teiegmphy la recorded here [and was un.dgr the wheels before th* this morning. The Dally Telegraph unotormaB could slob- - - ’■ 1 ■ ' ■ays that Marconi has succeeded In I transmitting messages through tbpalr for nearly 350 miles, which 1* far great- ic&; SOI and MM West Baltlmor* atraet, ‘■was partially destroyed by fir# *arly thia morning. Loss betwwn 178.000 jand 1100,000 on stock, fully corerad by at the dlajx>«al of the state committee .JZUS/HESS business nest Monday morning with al commlttw. Senator Hanna and Speak gWO.DOO. The stortfloldsra will Meet I tomorrow to finish ths election of a new teard of djrsctors of the tank la, o.-t M ________________ �It Itft * Wl Mt, It Ini J* taw's Fl ossporor Mrs. L A. Winn, for two days before. Coffee purchased la balk'la sure to vary. The sealed package in which LION COFFEE Is told .Insures uniform flavor and strength. It also keeps the coffee fresh and insures absolute purity. , . Men’s Flannelette Shirts with Ties ' " ‘ 38c. each DISEASE STAID BACK! Dr. Donald McDonald, W. E MERRITT & CO. At O. D. Spaulding's old stand. f . Ing oyer the soil on the Harger farm and found it suitable for making brick sod says he will open a plant hero neat spring. , Dr. Sheffield and brother. John. Jay Mrs. Lewis Dubois of Long Island ar­ mllh, Mr. VanVranken and IraTrav- rived here last Tuesday (n answer to a r alt started Tucsdsy for tho Pan .merlcan. -* Dr. Gecheo of Battle Creek la taking Sideboards Hastings, al Hastings House, the gueata of the Herringtons tho pwl Neat Thursday aftarnoon Mr*. Shef­ field will entertain the Ladle* Aid so­ ciety Picnic supper. During the week of tho fair Mr. Do- Tom Fuller pot out sotno rough on rate Sunday to kill the rats around bls barn. A good stock 6oa that be would not have taken any price for, was the chief victim. John Willson of Assyria visited at George Shaffer's, FridayHenry Kabr of Chester called alLC. W- Sbaffor'a, Wednesday. Grandma Crane (s belter at this writ­ log. She la95 yean old. Kirk Pennock la improving bls bouse with a coat of paluL . Jehlel Caven has over nloe hundred bushels of potatoes and say* that bo is going to hold them for a bettor price. Mrs. Luis Emory has returned from north of Nashville, where she baa been caring for her mother, who has been quite sick, but is now on the gain. Mr. Mesmer Is talking of trading his town property for a place In the towoahlp of Kalamo. Mrs. Dave Begar is quite sick at this writing. If reports are true Mr. Hinkley will move to Kalamo and work for Fred Wilk this winter, firing in his saw mill. Mr. Noles has been quite slek with ulcers of the stomach. Benjamln Shaffer and wlfospon. Sun­ day at George Shaffer's. Zorn Emory is visiting friends and relatives In the northern part of the *T W. and H. W. Shaffer called on Granda>» Erway Is visiting at John Jewels, candy, flowers, man—that is Erway'*1. El. Linington and wife arc enter­ tho order of a woman's preference. Jewel* form a magnet of mighty power taining the former’s brother and wife to the average woman. Evon that of Chicago. Aleek Russel and Sieve Vrootnan callgicateet of all Jewels, health, is often ruined In tho strenuous efforts to make or eave the money to purchase them. If a woman will risk her health to get a coveted gem. then let her fortify her­ self against the Insiduous consequences ot coughs, colds and bronchial affections by the regular use of Dr. Boacbeo's German Bvrup. Il will promptly arrest ooosumptioo in Ils early stages and hoal the affected lungs and bronchial tabes I ting his brother-la-Law, Mr. H kkcreon. Prayer meeting at the Schlepp! church will be held on Thursday even­ ing Instead of Wednesday evening from now on. Rev. Crites preached at the U. B. church last Sunday morning at eleven o’clock and rill preach there at that hour every two weeks for the next six months. ■ Rev. Slone aod wife of Riley vWtod Rev. Hamp and family last week. their slater at Carlisle, Sunday. Mrs. John Dillon is building a new house on ber plane Walter Mapes' people are on the sick « Stopped Into Uro '•When •• child I bun WEDNESDAY, OCT. 23. People henaboat si] -report » nice titan at the fair and almost everybody Um...---mr foo» Eads, ef Wc have a most beautiful % (>a^. polished roldcn finish, large '18 ‘by 86 pattern shape French' bevel mirror, elegiuni designed standard, large cnassivc hand carviing, three top drawers, double jwcU, and large hamd carved head on center of DR. MCDONALD Is one of the greatest Hrtog specialists In the treatment of all chronic dlsctscs. of tho brain, spine, nerves,blood, skin, heart, lunge, liver, stomach, kidneys and bowels scientifically and auoceaofnlly treated. Dr. McDonald's suooeeo In the treat­ ment of female diseases is simply marvolous. His treatment makes sickly women strong, beautiful and attraotiro. Weak men, old or young,-cured In every case aod saved from a life of suffering. Deafness, rheumatism and paralysis cured through his celebrated blood aod nerve remedies and essentia! oils charged with electricity. Tux Deaf Made to HeahI The Lame TO Walk! Catarrh, throat and lung diseases cured. Dr. McDonald cures fits and hervous diseases, ccrem* and all skin diseases cured. Dr. McDonald has been called the wlxard ot the medical profession, be­ cause he reads all disease* al a glance without asking any questions. Bick folk, can on Dr. McDonald! It U a pleasure to meet him. Dr. McDonald never turns the noor from his door. Consultation free. Those unable to CJU‘ C*DIL DONALD MCDONALD, Rankes & Walldorff. ATTENTION THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN NOW is the time to have your outfits repaired, and we arc the people who can give you the best prices on all kinds of repair work. Boilers Refined, CylitflJtrs Rebored, Boilers Patched, ’ _•* Smoke Stacks Made, Engines Repaired, All Kinds of Casting Done. Before having anything done give us a call. 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Mr. Jodre mtThe Nashville Maccabees give a ban­ )r tore exactly bow It waa that •* quet and eutertalnmont this ovenlng. teptlxm bla parent* bad dabbed him De Courory. He aaffttad wafer; .th* E. D. Jennings, according to the Freeport Herald, Is about the only man tn that section who ha* any apples to sjAcak of this year and be Is bolding his ... .______ .note* rtL approaching danger from a di»-, eased Heart, If you would avoid dcbyitkHtig' diseases, or even sudden death from thia hidden trouble pay heed to the early warnings. Strengthen the heart’s muscles, miiet its nerv­ ous irritation and regulate ita aAion with that greatest of all heart remedies, Dr. Miles’ Heart Cure. GOT THE POSITION. A GREAT MAN’S IDEA. ENTUS, as Ruskin defines it, is simply a superior power of seeing. Have you the genius to see how important an element in the success of your house-keeping is the use of Ivory Soap? Judged by the work it does Ivory is the cheapest soap in America to-day. It Is'harmless. Embroideries, laces and delicate stuffs should be washed only with Ivory Soap. Dr. Miles' Heart Core controls the heart action, accel­ erates the circulation and builds up the entire system. Sold by druggists on a guarantee. HEADACHE high cl« llgrlm. an excellent literary il publlnbed at Battle Creek, [azine baa recently «me into r nr.- i|nritig no ptins Igrltn a high aiIhm tn»gtrr *ucreedlng lutsnlraim> fsvnnibly with the stomach Is In. good Shape and I feel strong and vigorous. I can strongly recommend the pills.” Cbaso Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Bee that portrait and signature o( A. W. Chase, M- D. are on every package, Superstition Trail, a powerful tele of 1 the West, by Owen Wister, and illus­ trated by Remington, .is the opening story In the Hallowe’en number (Octo­ ber 20) of The Saturday Evening Post of t’hllsdelpbla. Other attractive fea­ ture* are a new episode’In Ths Love Affairs ot Patricia pod a striking poem by Holman F. Day. Mr. Day’s ballad, Ths Night of the White Review, tells a government, while ample for the ln- weird tele current among Glouoeater I OHM till needs of administration both nt borne and beyond seas, are not In movement of Mr. Kipling’s DI pay Chi marked exoea* of properly yearly ex­ leys, and a sirecgth and originality penditure, and thgy should treat the subject frtan the viewpoint oi the bual. Asas man, who endeavors to secure dlvlchstsds for stockholders In a concern of which he Is manager. Bcductloh of revenues to the govcrcmcnt means redueUon of expooBM to ths ocople, and rose and what little reverence they have for it,", spoke a florist as be wrap ped the foil about the stems of a bootounlere. 1 • ’The rose is beyond question the pret­ tiest flower that bloonu. and It was so considered by the Turks many years before the conquest of Gm mute There Is a rellglr.ua legend generally believed In throughout Turkey that tho red rose sprang from a drop of the great prophtt Mohammed'* blood. Everything stale occasions and for the purpose of making rosewater. . _ tarmany. Then the four pro“After the conquest by the Turks and powerful options would all Rjry would DM worship to any church »• n*xt tew roam at least, un- until tbowajls wore cleamyd and wash­ guWanco of young Wood dlsy of the twent loth century ed with rosewater and thus purified by the Mood of the prophet It Is urod on I such a eondngency occur and the body for the same purpoaa A Turk wbr-so conscience Is stung by -oine aet from youth (t would shock hint severe­ ly to roe thv pretty flower strewn In Iho path or a hrhtal cn«p)v. th. own on tbo public stags or Until up m !hu>itreds at a reception or party to “You’re In treat lock. Melinda," said De Cocrcey. “that you got In a tittle late on the deal. Have you seen the inamlcc paper? No? WeH. then, Us- The Cure that Cures Cough*, Colds, Crlppo, VHWM COUfla ASTHMA. of'the coats of arms of weU known families. The picture* were taken from a series of colored prints prepared by Gtuseppe Macaroni, an Italian. Per­ mission to reproduce the coata of anna and men. so that the former could give no orders, and even If they had done so the men could not have obeyed them. The hnrses would not fare them, and they lay’ oo the’ ground many inches thick. Everyman and hone tn the ,artty was Intrusted with the Insects, and their clothing was literally eaton ,off the men as they stood helplc** and ■ as tbc locusts covered die rads, and th. ’oil . which exuded from their bodies when crushed prevented the dr!ring wheels from "biting." After they had settled whole regiments were detached .for the purpose of trampling them to path and tilled with burning coals, bat the crowding swartns actually mnc.thcred the Are, so vast were tbrir numbers. Etta In a little inland like Cyprus in one year oue-flftb of the entire revenue was spent tn destroying the locusts, and especially their egg*. When these egg* are laid, they are Inclosed in a horny envelope called a “pod.” each pod containing 33 egga. la seven months 1J130 tons of pods were de­ stroyed. Now, a single, ton of. poda contains OJ.qoo.<*X) eggs, and yet. in spite of thia almost incredible dcatrucUon, ths locusts are still a dreadful plague and show little If any symptoms and the editor of The BweU 8irt *cttkd With the Italian 'yreterday for *1,000, It reem* that one pereoa cannot copy-1 right another person'* coat of arm*, but j three particular evat* of arm* were Mr. Macaroora own private property. Ha, Invented them, drew them and copy-1 righted them, and It la understood that be vraa paid *100 each for th* cae of them by many of our best families, who had only such claim* to them a* "Melinda." aald Mr. Jones, “here Is • | list of the families whoio coat* of arm* . appeared In The BweU Set. Are yon not sorry (bat the reed shaken by that aald. ’take the carriage round ' to Ctrome. th. painter. Tri I b Un to take th!* crest off th* panel and put a mooogram tn Its place.’ "-Chicago Bccord- To glaxe llneo article* take two ounce* of nice pulverized gum arable. dlMriva in one plat of belling water. When required foe linen or for lawn or fur muilln drvssro. put one trasjxM.nfnl to a taLlcapeouful Into the atareb. ac­ cording io the nanrtxa- of artkfe Farmers and Fruit Growers OTTO; roun visit to tut PAN AMERICAN EXPOSITION WHl NOT ot COM Pit Tt unit55 TOO ARC AfiiT TO SAY TOUIfAVT BEEN A GUEST AT Riinio �PLUMBER, Ths Ghost Dance at Hllladals ms , a Great Thing, DISASTER IN DETROIT RIVER. C H. Thomas, IT, HtW I th*, Dm Dhi lull Ul a state of apathy for tlw last week or ten days, has taaumed new arttv tty. The products of the Michigan l>eef sugar manufacturers are coming Into the market and drculars are l«lng sent all over tbe mkldle west by tbe !>eet sugar people, agreeing to furnish to customers sugar in carload k>U at 10 eanta par hundred pounds ires than vf HaxUagr litluil But COLOBOVK & POTTHB, William L the redskfua In single Ale wo and their way to President Gurney’s house. who waa abwnt. Hcocta captorwl Prof. Edmunds and compelled him la slug a $15,000 in Cash TO BE GIVEN AWAY 2,000,000.wrn A RECKON, IN OHIO, f MASS,, AND. IOWA I WHAT DO VOU ESTIMATE ? ■rripUun to the HASTINGS HERALD and you will receive a ixu-tlficale, which will eotitle you to participate in the distribution of the *15,000 to be awarded by the Prose PubUahlug Aasociailou of Detroit. Mich., to tbcM making the neareel estimates of the cffioial Vote for governor In tbe states of Ohio. Mwaaachnacita and Iowa, to bo determined by the elao,i« v.i.< __ ,v. A.v a._ 1-_ ,om We have made arraagemenUi with tbe Pre*. 1‘ubllahlng Association of Detroit, Mich., to enable our aubwribeta to participate la tbe dlatribuUon of these maguifloeul prises, amounting U> *16,000. OUR OFFER. UNTIL FUKTHEK NOTICE every use who Mods ng 5OC. tor six Months* subecriptioa U> tbe Hasting. Herald will receive a certificate which will tujtlUe him to participate in the dtotrlbution of the prise. 1’reseat uibacriber. may take advantage at thia offer, ami their subscriptions will be extended *ix month, from date at future expiration. No advance to made in the price of oi^r paper; you get the certificate abso- — fWlfc YOUR ESTIMATE. When you aeud in your subacrlptlon you atoo vend your catimato. Be careful to write your name, address and estimate aa plainly aa possible. Aa axxm usd re oelve your subecripUon we will send you a certificate ol th# P1**. Publishing Association of Detroit, Mich., ' containing your estimate, which will Insure you any pria^your estimate may euutle you to claim. Wet will Die a duplicate ccrtlAcato with the Press Publishing AaaoclaUoo. Every subscriber may make aa many esUmatea and will receive as many certificates aa La sands subscriptions to tbe Harald. Club raisers will receive a certificate for each subscription obtained. Wk*. A f/Wl. VALUABLE INFORMATION ' y——~ " ■ - To aid aub*5rfbttl In forming their estimate, we furnish the following data: Prim fi h AnrM u HHin: To the nearest oorrect animate.............................$54)0000 Oil I .1.531887 M; ktOveroMt . .!,67»,W increase 2.T7 per cent .1,098,718 XEHperaa . .1,672,100 decrease 18.40 par OMt ?. 1,639,640 •• IMpercwnt ..1,053,380 increase 7.80 par coot ..1,065,010 “ 1&.88 par cant showing the oomblood official vote will determine who are entitled to the prises and the awards will bo made Within 30 days after the official vow to known. Tbe Herald will publish Iho names and addresses of Statement of Mr. W. A. Pungs, president of the Cen­ tral Saving. Bank, Detroit, Mich. '. , »«w HknKs (gsAs rtUMMA, A— elation baa deposited 513,000 in tbe Central Saving. Bank, Detroit, Mich., far. toe expreee purpose of paying to.primi* their.roctw* frn UWjOwnbined offi«Ial vote To the Xrd................................................................. WOO.UO TpAbefth . 600 tu To toe tab................ 300B0 rules of the botUK. he cannot draw a oongreaaman'a salary of 15,000 a yr*r from May 1 laaj. the day that bla pre­ decessor, Crump, died. Aplin's (tough ter. Mre. Ckuie. who baa been bla biitef aaalatant In the poatoffiro. at MOO. will very likely be appointed to aoccecd la a Wale. . Frank Belanger, an employe bf tbe Muskegon wafer, works department, met with a peculiar experience which almost resulted 1n ids denth from fright. Workmen bad dug a bote eight TothekOth......... . ........ J-...................................... ».00 Tothonext 10astraes, lUMcb........................ 150.00 Riba next 36nearoso, WOeacb.. ,................... 360.00 tbe next Itt nesrast, 16 each 710.00 To tba neat 100 nearest, M each 6*0 00 To the next 180 neaceet, V3 each--------- --------- - 5*04)0 To the next 100 nearest, S3 each............. *00.00 To tbe next JflO nearest, •) each 980 OO Total, tn prises, amounting to 112,800 00 In addition to the above prizes, the following To tbe person making the noareet correct eslimate before July 10..... *1,000.00 To the pereon making tbe nearest correct esti­ mate between July 10 and Attgtus N To the peraoo making the nearest correct esti­ mate between August 10 and September M. Total, WOO prtica, amounting to 115,000.00 locaMof a tie, or that two or more estimator. are __i— divided equally between wm rvmpieteiy destroyed .Ign lira shortly after b o’rtortl Thursday even-. tog. The Ore to supposed to bare started from defective electric wiring. lira Minnie Sweet, formerly of Chk cago. waa arrested Ip Lansing on a. charge of bigamy preferred by her hue­ band. George 8w«-t Mrs. Street came to lousing tome time ago an4 married William K. MeConkey last A north-bound freight train struck several overhanging cars on the bi al;, track at Milford, Wednesday morning, demolishfov m causing a of OS cs •» want on a aiding that conld accomti odsir only W cars and the other . stood on tbe main track a flagman was ayat abend to warn tbe greateat for building operatIona fever train but fsOed to do ao. The engi­ known at Holland. Seven new fseneer stuck do bis post, and altbcugb toriee bare been ervertd. the eugtne overturned, be was not in­ A reorganisation of the rtrt Huron jured. Tba Dreman jumped. Engine Jk Thresher Co. will take place and tbe naw company wg] have a A Uttly .CsfsatMats. capital stock of I’M.000. Mtos Mina "Eastman died at Torch Lake a fow days ago, it to sup|>osrd. from taking tbe wrong medicine to yo- pioye “f the Michigan Telephone On., w ho fell 25 fert from a pole on which be waa working, near Clio, ruatalnlng severe injuries. to resting comfortably.: No bone, were broken, and uninea toternnl injurleg develop, be wUl re- .bowed evidence of til trestmwit An Inreetlgstlon rsvsaled tbs fact that the babe was the ehHd of an uafnrturgte woman and it had been placod tn charge <>C Uo Galloway mtoataw. Tbs officers took ci-anu of the balw and >t THIS IS ONE OF THE GREATEST OPFESS EVER MADE MBER THAT THE FIRST PRIZE IS $5,000, feSMESEF WIFE. Th?.H<nUd «*•£** OulyifiOc. tor six mouth.. You gM Boy Hicks. James Barrvtt and John SfS: There were *79 births m Oakland county last ywr. all of tbs townships with ose excopfion contributing to tbe total. . Joaeph Howard, ahot Tuesday at Owosvo by fiheriff (lerow for resist­ ing artust, to vesting easily, anti will Inveetlgsth 8, Bowlan found that death resulted from a tl of morphine taken with suicidal tent. The police authorltlee are try Itt find out wbat became Of tbe which Howland bad on tbe day ; ceding bla death. Bay City 1* apparently to dangw an epidemic of diphtheria. Within pant week there have Neu tl death, from tbe dtoWto. two in �trust Is losing money by selling at 3| cento a pound in the beet sugar terri­ tory, but it is by no means certain that the beet sugar men will do tbe same, the reason bring that the by-products of beet sugar extracriou are nearly aa valuable aa the sugar for stock feeding purposes. Once 1st this bs real toed by farmers generally, and tbe sugar trort to doomed. The tamer wiU send bis beets to tbe factory Io be made Into eag_r and get beck tbe refuse, which sloe* will pay all his expenses. bofstlng of Louis PtilHppks nankeen ( kvxuers on th * flagstaff of tbe Tulle- J des. Whan the bullsta began to cone I Some of the southern papero have' been going into bywsrics aver tbe lent that Prosldent Roosevelt has enter­ tained a distinguished negro at Um1 .White House. They make no allow­' ance for tbo fact that Booker T. Wash-1 tngtoo la a man of education and tul-' tare, a thinker and leader, engaged In1 a most worthy attempt to uplift his fel­ low-men. He la a negro and that to Ws hops Mr. Jloosevalt will have enough for thorn. Mr. Roosevelt, baa the moral courage to alt down hard on committed an unpardonable offense any effort of Corbin and tbe army board against tbe south in showing especial to present him with a brevet for gallan­ . ...___ __ LI.-L .LAtry In action. True, Mr. Roosevelt probs bl y earned It, but it would be ar­ rant toadyism for ths board to vote it to It is not credible that these southern him now after having refused tt a year paper* represent the public sentiment of the southern peopie. True, the ne­ gro problem has been and *1111 is a mo­ mentous cue In the iMRith. A stupend­ ous blunder was made when the ballot was placed prematurely in the hands of the nogroe* and th* south hu lufferel greatly for tbe mistake. Toder a* a people, take much stock tn the chief ar­ consequence there L* a universal feel­ gument of the Hsmpionltes. which is ing among the whites of the south that based entirely on an “If". the negro must not tec permitted to have political power al any cost. But this feeling ought not to be allowed to prejudice tbe southern mind against at each other when Teddy enunciated the recognition uf true manliness and bis office-seekers policy, are now staring lofty purpose when those qualities hap- aghast at Ito application. Reform poli­ cies, badly needed aa they are, have belonging to tbe East India company. toCaMa J.aueetiee Springs, KOO. _________to Frederick and Mary Sboup, 60s sec 27 Maple Grove, Frederick and Mary J. Shoup to Charlro M. Balaam, 20s sec 28 Maple illcx, toujoura." dispatch «d her hus­ band on hl* perilous expedition. Arrived ip London. I went straight FURNITURE McCOV’S. Get first choice of new Washington is doing more to solvo the negro problem than perhap* any ether man living. Hs !» not demanding po­ litical and social privileges for bl* peo­ ple but rather Industrial education. Teach them how to work •klllfnlly and Introduce his ship subsidy bill, slightly Intelligently and they will cease to be modified to meet sundry objections Striking out tbe enacting clause is tbe And because thia negro Is a refined only modification that will satisfy nine and broadminded man engaged In a tenths of the people of tbe country. Wk suspect that tbe British are not worrying ao much over how tor hip tbo Boers u they are overt their inability to let go the tall of the ball that they grasped ao 1 Ighlbsorted ly two yean ago. throughout tbo season. Popular opin­ ion has attributed the origin of tbe weU to vQi*aui4 agttoo. but a4 tha roek inrrouxldlDg It Is limestone tt is more than probable that the action of the water la responsible for its creation.— Kinu Edw*ltl> shouldn't gol huffy because the papers say that ba to ID; they might say--m toey do of our c»bl- ScuLXY'a expensea before the Coen of Inquiry have amounted<o about «30,000, thus eating up all bla fortune. . Is this right? will surely not refuse a gentleman." The blabop drew him Into tbo hall­ way and put a not* In bla hand. The man went lightly down the Btafre. with a alnlst-T exultation tn bls manner. A* the btobop recntcrvl the room tbe woman turned bet eyca to Ma planting. tutlona), thereby making it possible for the outrageous legislation of Inst winter to stand, the supreme oourt of Pennsyl­ vania haa given ripperiam In that stale----------------- ,_______ „„____ a severe set back. The Pennsylvania Allan B. Beohtei, Thornapple legislature, dominated by the Quay fee- ‘4- “ v tins of tbe republican party, legislated ; the board of revision of taxes of the olty Thinned down to about 860 E»®ST3&Si.WK« On Um oth er band It is hard to see ou what ground tbe navy department and the partisans of Admiral Sampson will be able to justify their exmree in bringing on the investigation. They certainly have gained nothing by it, while the object at their persecution stands higher in ths estimation of tbe American people than ever before. Tbe opponents of "ripparism" In Penney l» aula appear to ha»e been more successful than those In Michigan. Foe should fare better and so began plant­ ing trees. In tbe course at his lifetime be planted 14JSS.71O larch trees alone, covering an area of 10.324 acres. IDs last plantation coveted 1JW acres, which in tbe ordinary way becomes a included McCOV’S, {Uiviw Estate of Love XL Palmer to Andrew . Myers, und 7-Wof 80s*MRutland, 506. , ’ • Ebeusxar Steele per administrator to tn Jest or earnest felt bound to deny the reality—love and tbe power of love to give Joy. Strange enough In this her setting of poverty end pain! Tbe husband laid a band upon bls arm. “Sir, do not delay. Bbe needs food more than she needs year prayers. WILL not Admiral Sampson ask lor a oourt of inquiry to determine whether Secretary Alger's charges, as brought In Ms book, aro justified? SEWING MACHINES burger. Ma see fl Orange* ills, •846. William F. Wolcott ir lot39 Phillips addition Charles W. Braith to, ro’terrancsn sonrccs, possibly through strong, lot l30reggn*| tbe bole sounded by tbe army officers •loo. ' v.a years ago. The aides of tbe well are Joseph F. Cl i|jfol honeycombed with carte and tunnels, Shulu, 80s *ec 3 HflMs । Minnie Hanker In permitting s'gbtaeers to descend to tbo 42.38s soo 5 Irvlag^f|H James K White io ' work, of philanthropy of axceedlng great value to tbe soulbarn people, the southern people cannot afford to In­ dulge tn la puerile exhibition of rage because tbo president of the Uni tod States baa treated him with tbe same A. far aa the Schley oourt of Inquiry baa gone (and tl haa practically com­ pleted Ito Investigations) tbe admiral and his friends have no reason for anx­ iety aa W the result On the contrary they may well be gratified wttb the showing they have made. It appears from the evidence that Schley waa brave, cool and self-p assessed in time of battle, thoughtful of his men, discreet in judgment, anxious to do his duty, and, what is more to the point than any th! ng •lee accomplished tbe purpose of the campaign tn a most thorough and bril­ liantly successful manner. In view at the evidence It la safe to predict that Admiral Schley will come out of the ordeal with flying colors. The worst that tbe court can say in Ito decision win be that Admiral Schley made sems mhtakee of minor charaeter, and even U it dose say thia, it will have to vlodteste tbe admiral against the |gi«sn, malicious charges of Maclay, the so-called historian, and It win have to admit that ba fought and won one of the greatest naval battles of ths nineteenth furniture at low prices. Bomc ycaia ago certain military offi­ cers aounde.l the pool nod found that It bad a uniform depth of 80 feet of water except tn one place, apparently about >lx feet square, where the sound­ ing Hoc went down about 500 feet Flopidfii Pointe. It's Knowing How that Saves Money. Tbe whole Initial outlay for thia plan­ tation. which baa ao Increased tbo wealth of tbe ancient bouse of Athols, la aald to bare been only about *15,000 The silence deepened around them. There was no sound of returning foot­ steps ou tbe stair. Perhaps tbe echo of Of al) the great men I taro known Lincoln la the one who has left upon me tbe Imprraalon of a alerting ton of God. Straightforward. unflinching, not loving tbe work ba had to do. but fsc- tbe grip of Ms massive hand and the sssrtbtag took of bto kindly sya Iremember that when Lord Lyons, who maturity and tbo dawn tbo btobop left the still form to tbe cars of other* With death be bad nothing to do. n« went to hto lonely bouse with the F. J. BEESLEY, PLUMBER. HASTINGS, MICH. great Sale Continues! Clothing, Hats, Caps, Gloves, Under­ wear, Gents’ Furnishings GOING AT .SACRIFICIAL PRICES. most unbearable Joy. As he passed by Um dark, deserted glBlngroosntbeodorof wine and mess, lingering there, came to him wtth mem­ It is impossible for one who never orise of a world he bad lsft six boors, er a thousand yean ago, and to which goes wrong nor makes a mistake nor tee must go back on tbe marrow wttb romudls a blunder to know just bow to kiiamftniw-tbo world ef hto dinner guests. They win navtr know." aald ■tuabto ourooivea before we can really tbe bishop, “that this waa my wedding judge of the hardships of a rough road and tbe frailty of weary fMC. Tros dtgbt" _______________ character is first tender, than hopeful and afterward reformatory. — Ex- ‘Everything Must Go! HERE ARC A FEW BARGAINS] Regular 60 cent abirts, 88 cts. Overall! worth 50 cts. for 40 cts. $12 «itte for $10. >10 Suits for $8. $8 suit*, extra good, $4.76. 96.60 suits for $5.00. 16.00 suits for $2.75. ■» Nice line of boys’ suits, ranging from $8.60 to $0.00, will be sold at great reduction. it Children’s suits, worth from $1.75 to $6.00, marked at routb and * efty youth la that tbe ioniicr wants to know everything and ll»e Uttvr thinks be knows everything. sXn TtawK FRED J. YOUNG. �for one week. Beginning Saturday, Oct. 26, f one week up to and includii Saturday, Noy. 0, we will *11 Barn to rouL—Inquire of W. A. Lampman, DenUrt. 12 pound* of swewt potatoes for 8fi c*nu*lG. W. Hyd**s. Harley Tink la. at Grand Rapid* wm in lb* city Saturday. S3S ■ ; 1 ' ' Mr*. Wm. Grigvoy of Cheboygan is ' visiting reh^lte* Ip thU dty. ; : MM* NrtU* Handeydwf* la 25 CENTS. Thii tooth powder is put no in a gl«t* bottle with a convenient ghgkr and is a first-class powder lb every respect, this offer being made solely to introduce it Af­ ter this sale the price will be 25c per bottle.} The tooth brushes are our regular 25c guarantecdfor-one-year kind. If the bristles come out or the brush proves de­ fective in any way, during that time, wc will replace it See our window display. Goods delivered. Telephone 81. The decennial of Alfred the Orest now bring celebrated by th* EngUah speaking world, will be made the oooarionfor a sermon upon this illustri­ Mr. and Mr*. Wm. Bush of Grand ous man, by th* Bar. Jarnos A. Brown Rapid* are visiting their parent* in at Emmanuel church next Sunday thia vicinity. morning. Dr. Marte Horton baa moved to All*, gan where the will continue to prac­ Creek, who hare been gueata of Mr. tice her profeaalon. and Mr*. Archie McCoy for »cvcr*l days, went to Grand Rapid*. Tuesday, where they will vlait friend* and then go to Holland and Allegan before re­ DEPARTMENT. turning home. Clarence Houghtalln ha* rented the ington, OM were guest* of Mr. and Mr*. If you get it here you know little brick building on Jefferson street George Hinchman last week. it's right If you want lamps, chamber »cu, or formerly occupied by E. Y. Bogle's We haven’t an old coat to grocery department, end tooved bl* There isn’t a ques­ barber *hnp Into it. It baa been palm- show you. nd and fitted up nicely and make* a tionable coat in our collection. CLOAK ® Wc demand from the maker the DRUGGIST, HMSTINCS HERHLD CkiI a«4 Ptrwul. Try some of that 12 cent oaffee at G. W. Hyde's. Baby cab for sale. Inquire of Mra R. J, Edger. Ing, Nov. &h. Try eorae of that elegaul Elsie cheese *10. W. Hyde's. Pig* for Mie: Henry Andrus, oo C. C. Olmstead's farm. TheHEBALD and Detroll's new dally, To-Day, for only fit 10. Mr*. Willard Tinkler of Grand Rap­ id* I* visiting In the dty. Highest market prico paid for butler and egg* at G. W. Hyde1*. New furniture at clearing sale prices al McCoy'a Got flm choice. A haven for furol lure buyer* in MoCoy ■» clearing calc- Buy qow. Monday work in th* taylum. ' For *al» :ho*p, iwc thoroughbred Shropshire ram*.—Ira Baldwin. The proposed doer hunters* dab of Barry countyfall cd to material!**. For eale, Poland China shoal* for breeding purpose*.—M. M. Btpcuw. . Lewi* Stern, formerly a merchant in this dty, was calling on friend* Friday. John Sullivan of Fort Benton, Mon­ ’ tana, wa* tbe gu*M of A. A., Anderson, Wednesday. Buy your flour al G. W. Hyde’s. 15 pounds for SO cont*. Your choice of 3. ' . 1b*m Eggleston’* Hui* ihre**>year dd girl i« very low with whooping cough and pneumonia. Tbe total amount ot premiums award­ ed a* th* coanty fair this year wa*' •$1(1.55. Lost year It wm WO.80. Tho building occupied by James Bo­ gle’s new Rore box been much fm-• proved in extern*! appearance by a" tr«*b coat of paint. The Troxel Audeal Cluo will meet i at th* home of Mr*. Jarnos Troxel Mon­■ day evaalng, Oct. EH. AH metaberaare Steel vs. FUR Cast Iron Majestic Range Vont Frank Edmonds, residing north of best he can produce. the city, fell off a losd of bay Tuesday money back if you arc not satisafternoon and injured bla back and kidney* quite badly. The breaking of Children's, Misses' and Indies' which is made of cold-rolled steel (the strongest steel) and malleable iron (iron that, by an expensive process, is made unbreakable) and the whole construction is united by hand (the honest way.) lengths, styles and The MAJESTIC I* built on honor to last the user a life time, a long life time* Coats, all ker attended th* Baptist «taie conven­ tion at Grand Rapid* I art week. Talmadge Clifford return ml Monday from Findlay, O., whore be ha* been visiting hi* -on and two brothers Jay Blakney and Frank Aaptnall went to Chicago, Tuesday to »eck em­ ployment at Choir trade aa barber* Herbert Waller, now employed in the Steel has superseded iron in all structural work where the greatest strength and durability are required, The oldfashioned cast-iron stove has made way for the to do any work. Collarettes, Muffs and Boas in Mrs. Carrie E. Wrich of Grund Ledge, great profusion and at lowest department Inspector, w*» In the dty prices. Come and see them. yesterday to Inspect the affair* of the W. II. C. She found everything in good ■hope and complimented tbo Mjcrrtary and treasurer especially oo their bu*i- Mr*. Clarence Young, who submitted to an operation al ■ Grand Rapids hospital recently, wm able to be Next Sunday morning will be brought to the home of her parcel*, “Church day1' at tbe Pr*»byt»rian Mr. and Mr*. George Tomlinson, in church. All member* ar* requested to this city, the last of the week. She is be present. Th* Ladle* Aid of the U D. church School Time means Hulcooes had a Jolly time. Paul waa Mrs. L. A. McIntyre al this city will tbo recipient of many tokens of friend­ entertain the Town Un Urile* aid aoship and each guest received a aenvenir ci«ty, Tu<wd*y, Oct. 40th, tor dinner. electric light system la th!* city gel­ ling ready to iranifur th* system to th* new power plank they are making for the benefit of their Wealed: A place for * girl, where missionary fend. Rubbers may be ebe can work far her board and go to left at M. W. Hicks' food store, Ham* •cbool. Answer aa noon m possible. Addrc**, Prof. Hayden. y GOODYEAR BROS. r Shoes 'S the School Shoe that gets the hard knocks. Cast iron would be just the thing for school shoes if it were more pliable and not quite so heavy. The next best thing is our FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, made from box calf, stitched with heavy silk and will wear American Tuesday morning. Mr. *nd Mrs. Johnson of Manchester, wool a*k to see the 8taley underwear, who have been visiting thdr eou. Dr. we have a complete line and at price* G. IL Johnson, for a couple of weeks that are right Monxnx, Lamiue A relumed homo Monday morning. . Mrs- Frank lake* received word y**. Choris* H. Reed, who recently went terday that her son, Dwight Hinckley, to Det roit to work on the new paper, wo* tun expected io Ur«. Bbe went to To-Day, accompanied by hla wife and his home In Lansing thia morning. v- too, arrived her* Saturday, fur the pur­ Secretary Beamer wisbe* the Hts- pose ot shipping hia household furnlald to auto that these who w*rc ture w Detroit, and ranting bla bouse awarded premium* al th* fair can ob­ hen. Mr. Re^d has a good position a* tain them by calllog at the City bank. manager of tbe job deportment of To­ I The HnuLD la in receipt of Th* DayThe finest Un* of cloaks, capes and Newspaper Bln* Book, cofiUining a atiect.PM 0< lh« b«al new*p*p«ru of lb* fur* «rer shown tn thia dty will be placed on sal* M H. A M. Wltbey 'a, for United Suu*. Of course the Herald throe day* only, November 4, 5 and 6. Thia sale la mad* by th* aamo firm that Mie. Hannah Barlow of this city and hold tbo a»l* laat year at H. A M. Mrs. E. E. Chamberlain at SanFrancisco Wlthcy'e and whoso good* gav* such who is staying with her sister, Mrs. splendid satisfaction. Don't forget the Bancroft. started for the Pan-American, Tuesday morning. , . For over fifty year* th* Prrcbytcrlan Mrs. Henry McElwain of near Pechurch ha* been striving to exert an influence for good in thia community. right and family Tuesday night. She The time haa now arrived when the wa* on her way to Hickory Corner* to people may *bow their appreciation of see her mother who la vary UL thia fact by depositing their Upright The case* of J. Eggleston and Darius piano ticket* for the church. Any aid Heath lor violating the liquor laws thus given will be fully and gratefully WC.-U disposed of lost Saturday. Poth approcloied. H. H-VanAuken, Pastor. pl caul guilty and were lined 110 apiece Not long ago wo cautioned our read­ and aorta, amounting in all to «20 ers against buying a hurriedly written apiece. or cheap book on th* Life of Wm. Mc­ .\(g. and Mrs. Eraatua Loomis, Mr. Kinley. No doubt th* best cm* to ap­ and Mra. Calrln Loomis and mother, pear is being written by Colonri Alex­ Mr*. Jane Ijoomls, after a week1* visit ander K, McClure, who wrote the Life with Mr. and Mrs. John Rose, left y*sof Abraham Lincoln and w«*bla trusted terday morning for their home In La friend and biographer. Oo). McClure Orange, O. 1* aariaud In thia work by Prof. Chart** Mr. and Mr*. Richard Poff have Morri*, ai> emlheni historian wbo wrote moved to this dty from Battle Creek. th* AntbenUa Life of Queen Victoria They roenpy th* Mr*. Craddock house for America. The book la printed on in the second ward. Mr. Poff will he a good paper and handsomely bound. Mr. W. H. ScbaMs la agent for thia city and vicinity. “All thing* come to him who waiH" la an old saying the truth of which September report* sixteen deaths in Barry county, a* follow*: Castleton, Johnstown, sad Nashville village, 3 •srti; Maple Gear* S; BaHlroorr, Irv­ ing, Pralriavllle, BothiDd and Yankee Spring* 1 each. There ware no deaths , in Assyria, Barry, f.'srium, Hawingi, Hop*, Orsngavllle, Ttivrnappk., Wool­ land. WoodhM ti)l*<*, MnldkTill* or now affirm. Ills* boy—th* first one too. Since the great ovsnt lock place yesterday afternoon, Brother Cook ha* been in such a bewildering state oi ecstatic blla* that be haa hardly known whether h« waa writing local* or adluxial*. It I* a goal time for delin­ quent aubacribers to go in and settle up, Jiiat aa likely aa not they could got two or three years thrown off. But ait jukfcg arid*, wo want U> oougratuUie’our breaker oa hiaUlwrt aoquislt'.un. it1* brti.tr than * new pre**, ar .trwronlM^hUa. longer without ripping than any other similar shoe. “One pair of Mastiff shoes always lasts my boy a year," a customer was heard to remark the other day. SPLENDID VALUE AT S1.25 TO 62.00. START THE DAY RI6HT AND EVERYTHING WILL GO SMOOTHLY. You can’t start right unless you can see right The proper thing to do is to have your eyes examined scientifically. I have equipped myself with the latest methods and instru­ ments for Correctly Testing and If your sight is in any way defective or if you have head­ aches, come in and have your eyes tested FREE OF CH/KRGE. THE JEWELER. �soring. ’It’s the fairies tie Noceca hcreelf, her eyes Uka violets OILOINQ POWDERS ARB MADE OF . COPPER AND SPELTER. perieocs that befell the family In tbe first year after setUlng. oo farm tar nlng and never stopped until STS £2 Noreeo O'Driscoll tbm bad tost her fl«L-3rftf. atoaaaaukrer. U) FMa tougdiotaace i Um ocarwst teas of auppUre .and w out ofl. tbe place. in lii ii lW» J No­ HHUOMH' BY ALICE FURLONG- trapped catkins from the overhanging wlllown and thin brown sheaths that ind walked largo giving tbe rich surface demanded In w|ll papers, printing, lithography, fres- tba family gathered about a large tabl« am to spoon we wore. ■ It fell out that as Mollie Dobeny waa to.. Mnbbe the era th uro was moncuwoman was stooped and withered. Her April, and the brook, that came with Iho winds from higher lands and leap- position of tbs stuff that produces these gulden effected Tbe shining metallic effort la pro- tbo matter passed, and Uo more was uld about tt. like the skin of so old brown apple. Sho muttered with herrelf aa butter around to tbe farmers' Iwuxv to •ell. By the end of the month she had sold sufficient co pay tbe price of a With one hand she leaned Strang calf "They're irvttln along." said the fa- from tnelr crushed and broken stems "It's late you're wsndbertu. ma’am." qulslUvr rye upon the lone cabin tn the eaid Mollie, standing somewhat aside cleft of the hill “Mrbbe I might ns well withdraw u>c objection*.” When nlgt.i for waudberitL Brush rod the old woman. l•■Itlag 11 tower toward the ground. Tiie material used la so called Dutch metal, on alloy of copper and sj*lter. Tbe relative proportions are varied to the percentage of sjwJtor the lighter or more yellowish will bo the tint of tbs alloy. graphite crucible* containing nlwut too pounds of mrtal, which, when cam-! long by half an Inch In thickness. Aft­ er coollug there an> bound lute bundles aud sent tu the roiling mill, where they 111 accept so unkhowc stitule In its plsca. Di Pierre's Pitt Lbove wld them." he aald. metal brittle, so It passes to the oU- Your money Is thrown away when you try an vt purl mon I with kidney pills Klog's Kidney and Backache 1*1 '.la hare been used for year*. Wo know that they are the beat kfflney tbe sulphur In coal or "Hhe’d want Co." said young Dan. "for 'tie scarcely a tent of milk tliry'nj giving thia while baek." BUoro Rnadh, evening birds began to Having beet! softened and rendered gel Instant rollrt Price 60c., five box­ es »2-W Fred I- Heath the.druggist, sole agent for Barry. Allogao and Cal- liy the fairtea sad divided brtvwn Mol Or mebbe cornea to them. Uh. tbe bride brought home but pan's cows Many a flawefjah fcerb puBAJ fcW lire power* 113 ft to tniiks obis. 'I redid’tci) bow u In her milk Hut l wnsibeart, Ba Jrt>o wanted that there waifunuod'pft •young Other papers have imitated and tells ft Impartially, whether tbs news be political or otherwise, ft Is, In fact, almost a dally at the price of a weekly and you cannot afford io be without It BepubJIoan and democrat alike can read the Thrlce-a-Weck World with atMoluie cootldence In Its truth. beginning tbw rolled strip* are a dull cried Mollie Father John, he'll send me to the blab । Tbe round gold JU». J01UiL .Wt-J>t Tell us one little charm that 'Id make lie clouds hovering. produce a uniform and unbroken folk Ufa tbe cbitrni. Dishonest buttber baa a to take out marks left by grease spots out aud ttw perfaot un<9 cut tmo small st]’larva, which are laid together by band In packets ot several hundred Be thought that roman turned herself baek. And be scowled on Mollli hcay with such an evil eye tbai oul" raa beat In lore upon a homely cabin tbe bill this unequalled newvpaper end the HnuLf together one year for tl.lS. rn paper* Is tZ.OO •ofteued by lie*tlug and alow cooling.. a corpse to put Intp tbelr bosom an over a big roti of butler to the llcffermake them love you to distraction while uaxis as a present moryah. until tba are reduced under flattening hammers to the thinness of real goW leaf, so thin that was all ;lb« good camo to MolUc Dcbeay tor meddling with tusglcWalnly About People. aald with a eboofand give tbe" ropes soeb a poll that the plow horses came to a stand, while tbo crows flew away procession generally geta to tbe grave In safety, while the evil one. coufueed by their movements and half suffocat­ ed by tbe fireworks, Is still wandering about the dty. Tbo Chinaman wbo diet In the ebuntry Is not Id* such good lock, for there la less chanco to outwit the enemy, bat by many detours It can very Dobeny up here at thia boorf wonder­ ed Norton to herself. seeing tbe widow •par asked the mother “Aa did yon catch •‘or a I little g.rl as you roatoM n tor Moreen I cocne bank this condition the square sheets sa they cotnd from tbe brass envelopes are sheared Into small fragments end nib­ bed with olive oil through a steel sieve having ten me*bee to the Inch and then passed to the stamping and grinding machlnea, where they are pulverized by etram or water power to tbe broMo powder of commerce. Tbe grinding occupies from one to four hours, ac­ cording to tbe grade or quality of tbe powder to be produced, which Is of four grad re. from coarse to superfine. Tbe superfluous oil Is removed by heal­ ing under pressure, and tbe powder la then carried Into centrifugal claritlcrs. or grading machines, which, lam­ ing at a high speed, expel tbe powder through fine orifices in tbe form of dash which settles on Inclosed shelve* according to weight and fineness, tba finer particles nt tbe top. the roaraer below, and lo this way the powder Is divided Into Its various gradea.-Nsw Promptly Ind Thoroughly Cured by Dr. Chaeo'e Ointment. A&og small children, scald bead sad very moment I stated IL 1 should pay men of Intelligence a poor compliment to dwell oa It for a mlouta therefore I •hall proceed to explain It to yoa •• minutely aa possible.”—Green Bag. and polished, Uni wash It thoroughly with warm soapy water, washing only a small surface at a time and drying It quickly by rubbing It bard w#b a flan­ nel. Mix together one pint of linseed oil and a half plot of kerosene, wet a hour before taking a freak piece of. flannel and then by vigorous rubbing poHeh the wood until ft ahlnca like i glass. Tills will not injure tbe nicest wood and la an easy method of keeping furniture bright Tbe odor soon disap­ pears If tbe windows are left open. where tbe dew wm melting but and It, tbe vegetable fungus dlnga to that , eame upon tbe sllrared boOowu. She port, then spreads over tbe body, with, -gjd and, swept daw. into her — ‘'All’s mine. airs ulna,** Mu aald aa Itching Scalp. early years of tbo nluttccuth ccutury need to Indulge In a picturesque elo­ quence. racy of tbo eoil, bat unfortonately be would sometimes forget tbe line of argument and wonk! always fall back oo tbe word “therefore” which generally led bls mind back to what be had intended saying. Bome- against thia poor marriage tba wu considering. Norcen O'Dt fiord I Fitter far for Dan to chanted night ■' Early tbe next morning came Norecn O'DriscoU to milk, her little cow under tbe hedge of tbern outside Hefferttan'e meadow, that being tbe little cow's fa­ vorite place of pasture. Tbo taut waa rising over Drumdreg. and on soa’hern banka tbe daisies opened their golden cyea. In tbe hollows and stretches ot abode the dew lay like tbo breath of tbe wtsrajrasstw. ** trouble of making. Put a In tup of qulcklllno as big u tbe two fists In a six boora. Pour off tbe dear liquid consists la girding, dipping and pal- witbout disturbing the lime, but let 1t run through double cheesecloth. Put even. Impalpable powder and la an In­ dustry of comparatively recent date. It began aa a means of using up and oUilalng tbe Imperfect leaves which Hate nJog. ■•You're » poor craUiur*!" she aald then. "But. since you axed me, you'll JDK the charm. Go up to tho neighbor's deep, soft mosses and plumy fern. He strode up tbe mountain, over tbe gray grass and the golden beaded furxo that was tilling tbe darkening air with tbe aevrut of hooey. Pure and high and lonely was the evening star In that misty bine hearva from which tbe rosy angels trad flown attar tbo sun. There waa a beaten path up the hill to that cabin thay bad »mlled upon In love, and •oou Dan Heffernan waa treading tbe suit oil to tbo home and Ilrealda. The mucus aluo iMsens tbe friction, tboa fsclllt.ctng progress throngb tbe water. It also serve* aa a buffer for bride's relatives strlkaa him with a Joan by way of welcoming him Into tbe ,,..EI ( -Mother—Sir. I hope my Utile boy Aeeau’t worry you by hie fretting and crying. He isn’t well, or bo erouldn't । lb* towpath." That's wher* The following was a speech by a suc­ cessful competitor for the prise ot a foot race: “UenUemen. I bare won thia Baby Eczema. �Mmlral WAI Tike the Stand Ute In Hie Week ot forty men of Company C. Ninth In­ fantry, at palanglga, in th* southern part of th* bland of Samar. Eighty thieve* had breo to enter the caabler'a of th* conspirators war* arrested. It vault In which'there wa* 135.000 in 1* not likely that th* troop* will tak* money and *t*inp« valued at hundred* of 'tbousands.of dullard- Tbe bottom of tbe vault I* of «tecl. half an Inch thick. In thl* 07 bole* were bored un­ til a apace IS teehee* square—lust enough to allow the entrance or a W achingtoo, £k C. Oct. Zl—Admiral man’s body--bad been *o weakened Schley *111 Conclude hl* defense dur­ that tt waa possible to take out the ing the preeent week. Ha expect* to whole plate with little difficulty. Of the rtWO in stamp* taken. H.T12 । were In "postage due" stamps and WILL TELL tePrrparationl’brAsBKFoAlondDetfulamactaa.'xlIkwaaC Always Bought Promotes DigrstioiiCheerfiil•easandlksl-Conlains neither OjAum-Morphine nor Mineral. not Nah c otic . A perfect Remedy forConsbpa Hon. Sour Stomach. Diarrhoea Worms .Convt dsains lewrish IU9S andLoSR OF SLEEP. io-to-mc Kswtassaiusr For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA Michigan Central Ciinp, lu-uoc nJ jqiuf Ixihiy, Scientific American. DAILY MARKET REPORT. A FREE PATTERN BJW ^CALL'S MAGAZINEWEAR. A LADIES’ MAGAZINE. FIREMEN FALL AT FIRE. >lh«r« FUT 1»J0U* 1 1 1• MSCALL j P aiwJ K'u- E. 0. digger*, paletil larycr Waablujtoo, DC., whose ad sppesre In our oolumns, 1* an attorney of twenty-one yearn active practice and b well reoocn- PereMarquette H*13 California INAPING. i (cation* BEST PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURIST EXCURSIONS Kenton. Ohio, Oct. XX—Considerable tru authoihed to Secure th* boat legal apprehension haa been urousod here by Uleat procurable at oacs, th* expense a bold attempt to kidnap (-year-old to be defrayed by a pro rata IWMi- TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE and Scenic Line* Tourbt Car ria Southern Ibnito loaree Chicago every Tuesday. Daily Flrat-Clae* Sleeper Throurb Be­ tween Chicago and San Francisco. American Laundry. If yon want your linen* waited LEAN, patroniw the American auurfry. Collar*, cuff* and shirt* 9M up in the la teat *lylea. Prioer gUp/NESSr, ha* mad* th* following appointment*: State—George Sawter ot New York, United State* Consul at Antigua, West Milwaukee. Wb., Oct 11—Chrtatlaa Indha. Navy—Joseph O. JCatm. cap­ Wahl dropped dead tn a street car tain; Harry Knox, explain; George W, on Ms war boms. He wa* on* of U* Meet*, edmtnander; Nathan Sargent. waa wealthy and served th* dty for a long time a* park commissioner. Formerly Wahl resided tn Chicago. Ha waa,a brother of Louis W*bl. for­ mer treaiurer of Cook county. WWW 0.1, elt‘ »** dbctualng S.-3S3 �'NSV <>r<a*<»gUifa | Ton coffee n la all cuff**—pure coffee •' ■troog and of dellciou* ffavor^ Some coffee* are varnhbed with! ■ cheap coating oi egg*, glue <* 1 other equally noilou* tuMtance*. ' * Dr. Sheffield, Jay Smith, John Shef­ field and Ira Traver returned laat Bun­ day from the Pan-American. Lillian Phillip* of Battle Creek waa a gu**t of Mr*. Sheffield Sunday end Monday. Dr/Gethlnr of Battle Creak, who filled Dr. Sheffield'* place here during the laat week, returned to hl* homo the fore part of the week. Tbe young phyriclM wa* well liked and gave wood aatlafactlon. Mr. and Mr*. Gillett of Ohio are gu**t* of her brother, Sam Hinchman. Jaaoo Tnbla* wa* in Jackson laat Sunday. Mr*. Simmons visited In Hasting* A WOMAN’S KNACK— —for doing thlffg* right nod putting daughter, Mr*. Will Folwelkr, and the correct ityle and *nap Into Millin­ family of Caledonia, Sunday. ' ery I* found In every production of my Jas. Miller and family of Gaine* vis­ Hoe. I nlldl your patronage *o that ited at Ed Morgan'a, Sunday, I may demonstrate my claim*. Dr. E. 8. Wright and family of Free­ port came over to bl* brother-in-law's, Dill Benjamin, Saturday evening re­ turning borne Sunday evening. Chas. Graves and wife are moving upon Myron Hilmer's place, which they will work the owning year. There was a lurprUo on Myron Kil­ mer and family Monday evening a* a farewell. They moved to Middleville, W*dnesd*y. They will be mimed by their many friend*. Clara and Arthur Brown of east Calodoala vial tod E. P. Carpenter's. Sunder. Our teacher, Ella Hubbard, rUlted In Kalamaioo over Sunday. Fred Andler's father of Leighton Mr*. Doll Shoop !• quite »lek *1 u writing. Mr- H**e from Lenawee county t been buying tome nice caul* In tb< Choice of all our Ladies’ Trimmed Hats $1.50. Worth from |3.00 to tfi.00. Mrs. L A; Kline, West End Feed Store. Mr*. Fowler and mother vid tod at A. D. Kennedy'i. Sunday. Mr. and Mr*. Bribe! of Ha*ting* vUlk od as Mr*. Spark*'. Sunday. Mr*. Sunder, wbo cut her wrial quite badly on aglaaecan. t* rotne better now. Bart KI an ay he* * barn ratal ng to?rank Edmond* fell off a load of bay Tua*dav and waa hurt quite badly. Friday and Saturday, Ear Corn, Shelled Corn Oats, Middleville Flour Corn and Oat Feed Corn Meal, Fine Meal Baled Straw Timothy, Mixed and Clover Hay Bran and Middlings Oil Meal, Poultry Food Oyster Shell Stock Food Be sure SOLE H( Special bargains in DRESS GOODS. A job lot of JAND1NIERES at LESS THAN COST. W. E. MERRITT & CO. At 0. D. Spaulding'* old stand Handsome Sideboards Wc have a most beautiful % oak, polished gulden finish, large 18 by BE pattern shape French bevel mirror, elegant designed standard, large massive hand carving, three lop drawers, double swell, and large hand carved head on center of base and claw feet. M. W, HICKS other day Mr. Plus wm badly hurt. Ho was down In tbe bole digging sway when the earth and rock caved In, the rock striking hl* limb* Luckily for him oo bones were broken. Did you hear those wedding bells? Opposite Court House. Orijinal W Contest a pair of those 4&GUAGE DOUBLE e regular 15c. goods at 10c. A Bargain at $35. This week at $25 And others from $12 up. Benkes & Walldorff. 'electee thorn wp are uorry to note that re lo*e our old atom keeper*. G. OU* md wife, wbo have been with tt* a good a any year*. (>ur beet wlahce go with hem. Lee McDonald la buay thl* week ro■rirlcg the Hind* eebool bouao. while lack Snyder le giving It a new coal of Hmlllon Plano. THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN J. S. Goodyear Co., dry goods. C- W. Clarke & Co., groceries. Woolley & Bronson, shoes. Fred L. Heath, drugs. Chidester & Burton, clothing. M. W. Hicks, flour and feed. Renkes & Walldorff, furniture. J. P. Renkes, bakery. F. R, Pancoast, jewelry'. Barnaby & Herrick, restaurant R. I. Hendershott, hardware. NOW is the time to have your outfits repaired, and we are the people who can give you the best prices on all kinds of repair work. Boilers Refined, Cylinders Rebored, Boilers Patched, Smoke Stacks Made, Engines Repaired, All Kinds of Casting Done. Before having anything done give us a call. EARLY & BURNS, Phone 47 gortlr* chill te*t week. bot| I* all right now, ’•■■■>'. ■ Fifteen tlcketereere told from here to Kai*memo laat Saturday. Seth Tfoknor and Perry Barnum of Spokane, Waah., viaited barw while on thrir way back from th* Pan-Amari0*n. Bert Racbeldnr and family of Joni*. Co., ware Um guret* of Manda hare 8 Goo7'Verter of Irviwg and Cha*. Adjoining Bentley A Rider'* Planing MUI. hardware Hlokenoa of Carlton wore calling on Th© Skill of the Cook Is demonstrated to the family through the medium of the food she serves. Those cooks show the greatest skill in making delicious and whole­ some hot-breads, cake and biscuit who use the Royal Baking Powder. CARLTON CENTER. W**l*y KUenboodand wif* b*v « bui entertaining their two daughter* from ILXUe Creek during lb* week. Matti* Uhl took the early train Sat­ urday morning for Buffalo. She as­ pect* to take In the right* al V * PmAmerican white In th* dty. OUR NEW LINE OF Heating Stoves, Cast Cook Stoves Th* Wright- WooUtoa wedding was a very pleasant affair, they received a great many presents which were very nice, they also received a check for thirty dollar* from th* bride '• brother, Wm. Wright, of Spokane, Wash. Th* happy couple are viewing th* tight* at tbo Pan-American. Dwight Graham, wbo lived one tail* north of th* Coater, has moved Into M. Our new line of single and-double barrel shot ammunition, loaded shells,' black kfld gtt how We TICKETS GIVEN: ON ORIGINAL VOTING CONTEST. R. I. HENDERSHOTT West Hud Hardware, � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-10-31.pdf ffc341b4a18212ae7deecb06a7181287 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER Bl, IWH. AUSPICIOUS OPES ISO e«n kmm new. Slfk MM Dtwmvon. An editorial committee of four will be , appointed each month by the principal. . This committee will do all ths work of editing the department, writing and correcting copy and reading proof*. The sentiments expressed aod the tnan• ner of presenting them are those of Ute ' committee and their fellow pupils, not of the editor. Tbe proofs will be read by Ute committee and accepted by the Hnui.O as final. All copy designed for this department should be submitted to the editorial committee. Vert E. Robinson. Johnstown. Indios. Thlg map Is printed in colors, Anna M. Ferris, Johnstown... mounted on linen, with rollers at top John W. Benedict, Rutland... and bottom ready to hang on wall. Serepta A. Ellison, Carlton.. 8U« is 30x30 inches We will be pleased to send a copy free to every teacher Francis M. Roberts, 40* stc0 Hastings, ornament In prosperity, a refuge adversity, an entertainment at timet; it cheers in solitude and git The high school department will be, given a holiday, this week. Thursdav, in order that the faculty may take ad­ vantage of the cheap rates to visit the Grand Rapids high school. During the abseooo of Miss Young, pur language teacher, who la 111, Mias 'Lottie VanAuken is taking charge of 8w*ex*y farm,’one-half mile south of the court house, Hastings, on Tuesday, Nor. 5th, commencing at 10 o’clock a. m., the following dtweribed property: One span gray mares, 8 and 10 yean old, weight about 1400; one driving mare, 4 years old; one registered Short­ horn bull, Duke Na 144,018; S cows tn calf: 0 heifers coming 2 years old, In George W. Carey to Blanche I. Lan­ caster, 40* sec 20 Irving, <600. Joseph Mead and wife to James and Louisa Varney. 7s mc 17 Castleton, >350. Ira Etawe* to Weelvy Pettlnglll and wife, 20* sec 18 Hastings, 1700, Weeler Pettlnglll to Amasa K. Rich­ ardson, 2a see 35 Carlton, *330, Tbe Hastings Musical Chib held the second meeting at the season <>«. 3Hsh. Social, literary and musical program was enjoyed. After the claw work and the regular business, the following Mr. Haydon spent Saturday and Sun­ day, In Olivet, with his son Ray, who. Is taking a course In the art depart­ ment, While there be attendod the football gome, between Olivet and Bresee, COa irc IB Johnstown, 11. Bort R. Stanton to Earl J. St. parcel see 33 Baltimore, M<X>. Homer Wood etal., to Minnie parcels sec 30 Carlton, (700. Mis* Gladys Scldmore. who Is think­ A Typical South African Store. ing nf finishing her senior year In the O. R. lauwon. of Bay Villa. 8undn. Grand Rapids high school, wit) make a River. Cape Colony, conducts a slo •hart visit there thia week In order to typical of South Africa, st which ci be purchased anything from the pr ...kl.l — __ ■< rf.k The Misses Wightman aod Loomis gave a Hallowe'en party Wednesday evening. AU juniors and seniors are now busily engaged In preparing their orations, which will be given MoodayA Wed­ nesdays end Fridas i^MCh week, fce.ginning with Nov. 1st, The scope of way. Another beneficial feature is, that the student ft made U> feel more’ independent and aelf reliant, hy being, twnpellod to express his own thought,’ before his friends and acquaintance*. It la hoped that each will do this requlred work to the beet of bl* ability. •nd give not only Inatroctloa w all. but add much to theoredk of our school.' ' Work on the Electric company's dam at LaBargo Is being pushed rapidly forward, and it Is expected that it will be completed some time next month. It has taken a large amount of time U> lay the foundations, which are very heavy and are carried several feet be­ low the bed of the river. Tho abutihents, of which there are throe, are built of stone, laid in best’grade'Port­ land cement and‘are from eov*n to nine feet In thickness al the bo*e and taper to three and four feet In thick- He iscleker M taking off the dialect and kept his audience Tn a roar most of She evening.—Springfield Republican. Mr.’ HoWell presented the character of the lovable old man in a realistic man­ ner. and his relation at the balky bone trade produced matrt a hMrty iaugb. I. _I,u .K- _tj__ Mr. Hpwell will give one of his de­ lightful eutertalnmenU unde* the auUvery substantial andlooksas if ft sp'cce at the Hastings Woman's Clnb, next Friday Evening, Nov. 8, at the The water wheel, or rather wheels, for thare are two of them toountod on one shaft, end in on? case ia a heavy piece of machinery, weighing about 40,006 pounds, is already In place in the ’ Tho Hastings Musfoal Club la ea or­ flume. The wheel, unlike most of those in usd, Is placed In a borixoutal po­ ganisation now in the fifth year at Ite sition, which permits the belting di­ existence. It Is governed entirely by rcetly to the dynamo, doing away with tie constitution and by-laws which hare tho complicated, cumbersome gearing been drawn up by the executive board necessary where vertical wheels are and su tea I nod to the club for approval. The chib U not a personal organisation but it la one from which tbe public may gain much, and those who are mem­ bers of it many tintra mors. To those friends who bave so kindly aided the clnb thus tar ln lu efforts in the Up­ right Plano Contes* we extoMl our ■only In nse. In that It has no morIng wires, ail colU on the machines being stationary, thus doing away with ths commutator end brnahci, which are a greet source of trouble lu other rnakea of nMcblues -Middleville Sun. I AODITIOMAL COUMTY HEWS. with notions, ribbons, glove*, laces and light goods. The front right Is devot­ ed to silk and dress goods: the front left to domestic goods; the rooter to underwear, aod like goods, and back of ibis, an unusually large stock of cloaks wraps, skirts, furs, draperies, linens, blankets, end tbe lines of goods that make a complete assortment of staple aod fcncy dry goods. it was exported to devote tbe hours to acquainting people with the com­ pleteness of the stock carried, but the business actually done was consider­ able, exceeding by far anything that had been expected. During the after­ noon and evening an orchestra dis­ coursed music and an attempt was made to present every lady wllb a ross­ Rev. Mr. Belcher, who ha* been the guest of bls sister, Mrs. Valliant, for villo, Fla., Monday. Sheriff (.‘outright has boon engaged in his official capacity al the Harthoruo properties with writs of atteebmeut, Inventories etc., ever since Saturday. Tbj> rummage sale In tho Black building will close Saturday night. Tho ladles whoh^ro been conducting It feel greatly pleased with tho succeao of their enteeprise. The case of Charles Smith va George Schoonmaker before Justice Riker last week, tbe action being one of trover, resulted In a verdict for plaintiff, the jury awarding him damages to' the County Clerk Veits has Issued the following hunter's licensee up to yes­ terday: . '• George Treece, Woodland; Henry Hoe, Nashville: C. M. Putnam, Nash­ ville; H. T- Morrill, Johnstown; Wm. P. Streeter, Yankee Springs; J. H. Val­ entin*."Hope; Calvin L. Hill, L- . Andraws,,Mfiple Grove; Walter H. .Burd, Nashville; Charlee Estabrook, Wood­ land; Elmer Hynea, Woodland; George Miller Br., Freeport; - Edward Illlenburgh, Woodland; R. J., Burns. Free­ port; Harry Turner, Y'ankoo Springs; F.M. Turner, Yankee Springs; G. E. Gardner, Middleville; Geo. B. Town•end, Orangeville; V. D. Andrews, Nashville; Am B. Pennock, Dolton; Addison Pennock/Delton. Tbe examination of Byron Mingus, charged with assault and battery upon tho highway camthlsslouer of Rutland, which was to have been held yesterday cmpUr Cattle are fairly active at the Detroit Uv« Block Market, this wook. Primo Meara and heifer*, MJk) & •5.00; handy batchers' M.OO 0 M.40; common, tt.60 0 *1,75; cannon cows, •1,60 0 tt.50j stockers and foede.-s qule4ettt.M0M.SO.' Milch cows, active at ttS 0 MO; calve* active at 16.00 0 M.25. Sheep and lambs lower; quality commoo; prime lambs, M.OO0M.3O; mixed, tt.OO0H.Ot>; onI la, >UO0a£26. Hogs, Iowan quality fair; prim* letter* addressed to the following persons remain unclaimed in this ofllce and will lie sent to the dead letter office If not called lor by November 4th: BANFIBLD. Henry Wtekwlrelost a valuable horae at Saturday Letter Webb of Quimby and Kittle otetlsy of Dowling, both former toachr* at Banfleld. vb'tad Levi vMPaliuatler and wlfte over Bunday. The leading cuts between nor met<chacta now-a-tays art pn thq different brands of fiour, we who have to buy are rooalving tbe benefits acoartlngly. Mrs. Gus Wegener and llUle eon left last Thursday tor a two weeks' visit with her mother and family at Gregory. Mr*. Slawson and daughter returned homo last Saturday from an extended eastern trip. Mr*. Slovens has gone to Lacey for a few weeks' stay with friends. Frank Doty received word that hts mother. "GrandmaDunn " was very low and he left for Kansas City, Tuesday. .­ William Tungate is now’ driving tbe stage for Chas. Baker, who is very busy hurrying repairs upon his bouse. Ada Slawsoo has beoo engaged to Ed Bronson and wife spent Sunday with Al Draper and family. Dave Hcffiebowcr will soon move to Freeport. Wo ore aorry to lose him from our midst. Tbe people along tbe line who have taken phonos can hollo now, for they bare finished putting up tbe wires and ite supply was exhausted before five o'clock, and though green houses in Haglnaw and Bay City, were called on for roses and carnations a supply could n/ bo obtained sufficient to give every lady visitor a floral wwvonir. The attendance in the evening was larger, if possible than in the after­ noon. Tho purchasing public of Sagi­ naw certainly extended a oordial wel­ come to the now dry goods store and the many expreesions of satisfaction with tbe goods end prices, could but have been gratifying to Mr Bogle aod bls corps of capable clerks, as they were a convincing proof that he bad made no mistake in establishing In this city a dry good* house at a point where one has long been desired.—The Sagi­ naw Courier-Herald, Sunday, Oct. 20. Miss Hattie Egglreton expects to visit Grand Rapids, Thursday. A. Smith of Jackson, a friend of Mr. Haydon's, called at the school bouse Tuesday afternoon, Mias Minnie Boyes, a member of the high school, Is teaching near Gun Tbe Misses Edith and Anso Lombard will entertain tbe flinch slub, at their homo on Thursday evening. - Tho oeveotb grade room, under the supervision of Miss Jewell, turned In more tickets during tba past week than any other room during any one Al 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon the doors of the Bogle dry goods store in the Merrill block, were opened to the public, and from tliat time until a late hour last night, the ploqo eras crowded ■ with visitors, attracted by the an­ nouncement Of a Urge aod up-to-date dry goods store on tho west side. For more than Un days Mr. Hoglo and bls assistants have been busy plac­ ing an unusually large stock of dry goods, cloaks, wrnps, furs, skirts and hoise furnishing goods. When it is considered that the floor space is equal to that of four largo stores and that every department Is well tilled with seasonable and dealrablo goods, some Idea of tho task that has been accom­ plished will be appreciated. Mr. Hoglo feels that there is much yet to bo done before tho store will be fully In shape for businoss, but the visitors yesterday failed to observe that anything was lacking, tn eyerv department goods wore artistically displayed, and the ef­ fect was added to by artistic draperies, stately palms, and graceful ferns. Tho windows were handsomely forenoon from a defective stove । The < department’quickly subdued flames. The lorn WMr n« v*ry h perhaps «15 on the 'baildiagUhd lUog her’ xliter Mrs. Itev.'lL'Hawp and will then go to Bakersfield, Cali­ । Dr. G. W. Lowry Is making consider­ fornia, where she expects to make a able improvement on his premia**. - Ho permanent homo In tbe future. ' Several iwwin'n from here sHohAsA bu had his barn moved nearer th* the funeral of Frankie Hopkins at tbe Kilpatrick church ia4t Sunday. He converted the two buildings Into one was the only son of Warren Hopkins of very commodious and convenient bare. A drive way will be built and a port* oochere will be bulk on the north side at Since the new aali-epiiring ordinance went Into effect there baa been consldsribla Improvement in regard to the filthy Habit which ft is designed to overoom*. But There la a great deal at violation of. the cgdinaooo yet. This law wte pteeed la the interest nt beahh and decency and the RDULD bopfieft will be IWed up to. Shaman Tldd, of Orangeville, weearvweced by Deputy Sheriff Hogle add �Buys, i i *■ i u< *usu> off U> the reform school he use* moral sdsslon and home treatment. When he finds that a boy is not going to school be vfMt* (bp parents and talks th* mat­ ter over with them. If that docs not duCt, the the bars be Is usually willing to prom­ ise to go to school forever. The officer athat the plan wortawell. e talk with tbe parcuts seems to lie i« of the brat lealursa of tbe Toledo an. A youngster until he Ja out of a teens should be governed Irani the homo, nd from '.be police court. If his parents do their full duty and give PART AND PARCEL. DAINTY box, an exquisite wrapper, a deLcatc color, and a clinging fragrance—yet all these will not cleanse the skin! Has It ever occurtd to you that you pay big prices foe these things? Do you care to buy five articles or do you require only one—a strictly pure soap. Remember you pay for perfume whenever you buy it mixed with soap. Don't you think it is wiser to make your own selection of perfume and buy it separately? It is certainly the method adopted by most persons of culti­ vated taste, those who bathe with pure ivory Soap. IVORY SOAP-00’«. PER CENT. PURE. Our Neighbors. Stepped into Live Coals “Wbaii'a child I burned my foot frightfully,"-write*. W, -H. .Bad*, of Jon**vllle, Ya., Whfdh canaMThorHble leg sure* for 30 years, but Bltotlao’* Arnica Salve wholly cured mo after everything else failed." Infallible for barns, scalds, cuts. oore*. bruise* and piles. Sold by W. H. Goodyear. 3Ao. The New York World. sbouhl be no cocaslon for the truant of­ Timo has demonstrated that the ficer or any other blue oo«te<l official taking a hand In -bl* bringing up- Thrice-a-Week World stands alone in Switcbm are better than sells, ami practical word* ot admonllloit are more satisfactory than judicial lecture*. - cause It tolls al) the new* all lbs time and tell* It Impartially, whether the Grand ftauld* Pros*. new* be political or otherwise. It U, in fact, almost a dally at the price of a weekly and you cannot afford to be Enjoy Yourself. without It. Republican and democrat alike can clde: Who Uss been having toe muK read the Thrico-a-Week World with absolute confidence In fl* truth. In addition to no**, It publisbrw tlntclass serial stories and other foatnroa Fall* Id bulled to I be horn a and fireside. The Thrl^Wcak World’s regulir subscription price la only 11.00 per year There was » time when it was no nov­ anil this pay* for l.'ifi papers. Wo offer elty tor gen lie wurasn to be surround <d this uno>]ual]ed newspaper and th* by hoops but to be tightly eiubarrolled Herald together on* year for >1 7'. The regular subeeriptlou price of the and set adrift dowu the wild currents the nxnantfr feminine heart. What's Your Pace Worth? Homo times a fortune, but never, if . u have • *aihrw complexion, a jaun­ diced look, modi iMUchm and blotches A.sSRssinaiot uf the president, electrocuted at Anbun. But Dr. King's Now Lite Pills give on Tuesday morning, Oct. 21'. at 7 12:30 o'clock. clear side, rosy cheeks, rich comu'.cx- LEON CZOLGOSZ, ■einlnlm N. Y j prison He kept his round and lb* docUir* luck thoughtful and *a», "Only a slight «h«-» she’ll be ah ngfn soon '■ ‘x>ru uuuiitiu Debit ut doing thing* u< « ITiaote ■otlsnol smile on Ms for he had rollecKd Washington tils rating will be found nd Bradstreet's report*, as Caledon!* n. the com having Irroughtlo docility and the rig bl lure through the ioroe id a inasu..—. penionalliy. how swvet U’ bear the grateful deacon bld th* chief executive '■-own In and have a swig oi cider!'' ' Who has been hating the m>«x fun surprised, but more this week the widow who rolled In a rvlreslimetiu were barrel, Or the president who poked up it?, in behalf of the December 2nd man u a mod elded there L* o Urge Iwwod fur tn thuae two unusual experlem'nii w,y yourself Detroit To-Day lor his exatnse, to bring out lonimvcray WiwhlngUjn. li /w-aiior. blank* and other situation lu the 1'hlhubttu papers, aud Inventors who are Intend­ ing to apply for paten!*, would save time by Calling at this ofllce and get­ ting the papers itelorc presenting their ... . ju— . .t mi application* through any other wfiroe. pnnxwiilon to »«uii Ucn t.banee iu,«AW the impreeslor. I. that Lcraly uattsual amount nf enthusiasm In full demo- Heetl'.'* drug store oral'll tbin* plil» Then their uae la not followed by .-uustlpatkra as I* Often the cam- with months constant!* at-u ring' itto dem- cotuntliuxi suicide by tia county farm m of izu 120 acres acre* m-1 In- fino( on U(, c real oswte tar * !*« earring a debt which It was pn'U«*«l wbki L* ruunlt would take the farm. He oas paid lb" ,hc, ■ debt, has a little in the bank, crop* of b ‘ h(1 flp,t Ja Increased pension i« a »ure index " Mr Ames will spend tbe coming winter In Southern California Mr. Ames' Eaton . county friend* will be glad to learn of all his good fortune —Charlotte TrlbThe Charlotte Electric Light Co are -MP a* Charlotte was a grand success, twomrabersof,the visiting team be­ ing quite seriously Injured. onward muroun-ut to Santiago • H. rapid ** l utinisu-m with teeuing the Miuadrou together, that eousldnnvtion being Imperative ‘.n order to have it* full fighting strength if the nnclby were coo wintered The wx-Allcd rttro- have as fine o system running out of the oMutuptioQ that if tho S|MUl*rds at­ tempted to escape from Santiago they would not run toward the other ■qus'lron, but from it. The detour was to gain a wider horizon and a bettor Deafness Canno' be Cured ehanco to sight the Spaniard* If iboy fled. The story of the battle a* told by Schley la n familiar one Not a feature »< b br c« of It brand* him ax a “coward'* or a lag u tb.* “caitiff." A movement to carry out the original plan to destroy the head vessel of tbe fleet made the Brooklyn the target of tho Spanlih fire. Toaave her from torpedoes end shore batteries and to run parallel with tba game in the chase the famous loop was made, end It wa* justified In the event. The Texas wm not endangered br the maneuver and tbe commodore did not "damn" her. He was In at tho death and eager tor mor* when it was thought another Spanish boat remained tq bo accounted IN HIGH REPUTE: A* bls coae is mode ho did not disobey Tts Great Author and Pbyatclon Dr toy positive opinions a corn husking nxMbino i the husks from a thoosa da>; and now they can to frosty morning*. _ Chavis*’J. Staako, of Middleville, ,7: | A W. Chase Is Remembered employed r. the Washington departments certain that th Hy not haring positive opm- wear himself out becking them op A Detest Willie—Those goldfish you sent home thing: the fact HUuisoii-Bow do you know? "Why. 1 took them out of tbe water and they turned brown In lb minutes." -Ufa. Tho Panama Cana) Company's lobby tendency of the republican* to Increase, In Washington, hc*'Ir<l by the presi­ office* and cou*e|uenlly the expeiiM.-* , dent of tbe company airiu* to have Of running the government, It would I struck a anag In thrlr .ichetnes to be found In tho cellmates of approprl-’i unload their unjWufllable bolding* on l hl* government. Rear Admiral always the last straw which breaks tbe camel'a back.—Chicago Herald which have nearly Hl ticrn pn-pnrru , ■ , snbtnUaiea _ ,ui oungrew _____ al, ,, forced the hand of the fur the rom- nal t ommloslon. __ to,™.™ b.Mn, burglars got Into your shop." said the lete^tivc. "I will ace If 1 can and a ssp-iarsi.: wieked city. More Blood. zetts ielm>t south of be "I am worklug at toms thing a little bom Important than hunting for a !l»w feat now.” . ,r And while tbe detective waited the Bcrchant wrote a> follows at bls desk: once show the white feathet■ Ud hi* loop wok th* saving of the Brooklyn If not tb* destruettba of the Spanish fiaet. tafteris shop on tbs night of the1 IfHh ’ All over the world Dr. A. W. Chase's —Detroit Free Pya*s. , FTen?b calfskin boots, a fur tritn toed iverebst. a black broadcloth suit and parts of this country hU skill'ti< phyTravesty Upon1 Equality. Hvek hearted villain and scoundrvV One hupdrad and twaaty-flva year* b ■ i« «• ‘ "f" ,h’lr I.‘l““"■* '•"" "'"r* which should not increase the expense* 1 They decline to do so. and there the extent, science not having yet put war ships bn wheels, tbe oat I males for qierlcal hire In that department for the proprlatlou for th* current fiscal year ilghiy power by >24,470. Extravagance 10 the exe­ Evon that cutive department* Io Washington 1* one of the things that democrats in Congress should attack, even If it doos or save the money u? punchsee them. If a woman will rUk her health to gut a. make them personally unpopular In coveted gem, then lot her fortify IrtrWashington, where practically all the' self against the Insiduoe* eoosequeaces papers are favorable to almost any of coughs .cold* saidbronchial affections . by th* regular use of Dr. Hoschea's proposition for Increasing this claaeof]I Gorrtin Strop. ' It Will promptly arrest public expenditure some of them be­ consumpuon in Ita early stage* and heal cause it please*.their subscribers, many _._ __ ■ ___ ... ।__ ...i.i.i - - - down from generation to generation. Attempts are often made to sellotfter ing that -all men are croatad «qnil.” .. . mM tones over the reputation of the Ono hundred and twtnty-Uar timas tag tho market affords.” Blnoe then our Fourth of Julv acaioni , "Jacob.” be Mid tq tfae bookkeeper. of whom are government employee or bXro poured forth thefr copious elothose who profit by the expenditure* of In pre!** of thw equality. Ym nJbAjW., portrait or signature which queue* aq Amerkau, named Waahlngwo, odd pereonal to thalr editor or owners. is borne on ovary,tax of ,lho genuine, Of tho mast learned, mosteloquout, most tomorrow morning. Now. Mr. HawkNevertheless II' Is a growing evil and brilliant men of the day—the nreaidanl should be attacked in congress. Williams of Greek 81., Hastings, Mich., And because the plg, Thia has been another great week boseyr strongly recommend ta some shades darter for Schley before the court of Inquiry. r. X w, Cliaae's TJ^rve PllU lot anyshame , A savings bank account la a great ln- HU wltmseee have demolished every •entlre to thrift In children. If one la vestige' of the caaa tbe department and rage. them for this complaint. I got a begun for the baby, er cd with, a vary clique and lu witnesses sought to make nor* also imall snm, and added through chlld- against him, and shown that he did all Kruger’s Prediction Fulfilled. bood aud youth with a certain propor­ tion of the money that otherwise would that could have been expected of a brave and capable officer, not only while the dealruction of the Spanish D.are on every pMa^d. ’ ,y TO-Day, far oply >2.10. CAST sld. Tbe UaNtof s«Jf;d«p!*m oottbe benefits ib>t lengthened Imo years without the ces­ sation ot hmtilltiea the prophecy ha* back with sickening force utx>u who formerly difrlded it. • the fight. The effect of all this U aeon outside th* court room. Schley cannot go Into the lobby of a hqtal dr %» a thea­ tre without rroeivlng an impromptu ovation. Instead of breaking him down system. It L* not a cure-all, but 1( h a certain cure for cough*, colds and all bronchial trouble*. You can gat Dr. G. O- Groen’arellabio remedies at Prod L. Heath's. Got Green's Hpcclsl Almoose. . The HERALD and The Pilgrim tonay1 n-adrance subscriber* for only >1.23. Wilier Cwritt tlduti LoaisvillB & NashvillB R. B. flopidfii hero. He takes all thia, jurt asb* look and If ha feels any exultation—he would be rocro than human If ba dldoV-he PoinU . �Pentnanla lumber districts. .. The special election at Niles to ratify aeswkri^wX 2T V ATTo»»rr, aif^aw. Proctka ka all owns n iks suu. sag tw—pc, attaaa u aS MWaasa satraassl lo tkswwan. HEN in Buffalo A Bloody Tragedy In the Upper Engraving Go., from Okago. readied In tbe carrying of the plan. , Kugrne Beandette. of Lake Uadsa., stands atx feet tall, weigh*1 SW pounds. lifts MQ pounds wife Ml Mttto Peninwit. A GRAND RAPIDS SENSATION, TTAT^f&'S The 'iarbs on tbe farm oTftfa* , RESTAURANT, A. B. Kbnaston, Mrs. James Cassidy of Lawton. baa located her mlaatng husband on a farm near Mishawaka lud. Tbere Was a • tormy acene between the roupie. Tba ofllcer who was win, Mr> Caaaldy bad IERVODS DEBILITY Tbe Cleanest Placi Io th City Geo. M. Reed, PLUMBER. Wm. HL STEBBINS Shop. One Door Mb if Mattings National Bank PUBLIC SALE OF DRAFT GLENFOYLE SHORTHORNS at "Glenfoyl^," Marshall, Mich., on Thursday, November 14,1901, ■ . ‘ ’ i!» / ■' at •' d<f$ ^fepriaing r Voartlng miter*, 30 Bulla, from six months to Tbe majority of Ahf bulk aye by imported su^. Each anfcn kl u recorded and a certificate of registry wiIT'b^ nititfed tach purchaser at the'conclusion of the isale, signed by Secretary Ameri can Shorthorn Breeders Association. The sale will be held In la covered pavilion, and will taki place whatever the weather may be. w fujilponenten \t.' ^sitively no reserve! Glenfoyle is three railed southwest of Marshall, Mich. Partith Irotn a distance will please stop at the Royal Hotel, and be tay guests—without expense. Ffe< i conveyance to farm. A suitably luncheon will be provided, free to alt Catalogues ready atid-w III be mailed upon application. Maud Bunb. ut Uaj city. «U (rant­ ed a divorce from Edward Boala Wedursday end immediately took ottta Mend was married Thnrado/ tn Edward Roose. altbougti tba dntTW* bln.I n.atll I,.,.,.* . * la the chief topic of conversation In Ontpd Rapids. William Leotard. Ibonly man as yet taken Into custody In connection with the ladbery rase. and who was locked up at tba JaH tent a brief atory af bla toanaetlon -with tbe ease. He says lie was engag"! bjf a tall, swarthy man. a stranger. .tn bike same papers to Garman Tbe |»ckage be took was a largo brown mv^oIm. . and contained. aomel hlnx. •vp dautly bulky. a< the envelope wge.weU paddtd. Leotm'rd aayn he Wk tbU to Garman's room at the I.lrh>»itnn amt i»Oi* rd deputy gatne wardru for Irertcopnty. There bis been a’ gtaat slaughtrr of deer tn the rotttrty durlag tbe past twu nioutha. because there was no otherr to make complaint. . . Lraaldaa D. Dibble, who built „tbe . IraTAl, MraHhUH, Mich. i wjth Ita coolants to the Ward and dellrertd lt(to was an eye-witness to the n Garman a room. Arthur inne maw whrt Ac, AND EVERYTHING WILL GO SMOOTHLY. You can’t start right unless you can see right. The proper thing to dd is to have your eyes examined scientifically. I have equipped myself with the latest methods and instru- . state military cases, under protest Jh, coruxrop Ja Van Buren mi)nty p, much better than expected. Lato potaloca are also of a very fine qu«l..y gl wdJ gWfroo, )n quantity. John MenmAlfl tuts found two large distance from Marquette. Tliej are probably rrdlrs of a pre-bistortc ntre. Allie Bedford, of Coldwater. though hardly more than n mere l>oj. gets two After several hours of the swrathox ordeel. Henry Wtotman. the coot let. has finally yielded to' tbe Irresistible logic and dose examination of Prose­ cutor Bockwell and make a full and complete confession of the murder of Mrs. Christopher Hoss on the after­ noon of September 20, 10QO. Tbt. strain to which he baa been subjected since Wednesday night «u too much, and be finally broke down completely and Officers bard HYrMted Alfred Lucio. .kdafrae,!: "I killed tbe woman." He Olin Ctartt end Edward Labor, three then said that his statement made Mcnroa boys. ebargrd with assaultIng KST?’.'" •sx “‘‘t 1°!^ ‘‘n'- Sdgard T>ounci!y aqd robbing him Hmm was du reality a description of Monday night. kto-Mn btoddy He reftmes to • Alonso Younfv a young farmer of mlya a motive tor the crime. rila Three s«cUon men were Instantly killed by the Wabash fast mall going west near Milan at 3 o'clock Thunday : morning. Hr then were ordered 'Mt to drive acme cattle off the jriek. They were returning on a handicap way for the new tutted Railway ex­ tension, which has tx-en surveye<l front PafmfortoiT vfa Nbvt to Losing. have led to a new survey, which to new In progress on. a route going to tbe CMlMU. »M *»<* Gosw l< WpWQo, fh**WdW*tb W M,i 1 FfttiifWeT5 re Ar if yoi^fe^^&d^hes, a>me in and have your eyes FREE OF CHARGE. iitela in Sanilac county have I me being because no cancan ■d to ship the product and all dares are full. . khlgan Central Railway Co contract t«r a Chicago man to �/ STINGS HERALD this tbe value ot Ute tangible property, realty, machinery, «o., should bo de- 1 du^jnd^tha baJ^oe represents the The applicant of this principle aa, . ■■■ _■ J4aH enunciated by the ttprame court of Illinois, will add eery largely u> tbq possible lor human justice la operateNever, perhaps in our histdry has jos­ tles been more swiftly, and morewatls. Imtorfly mMed'ouL Cxoigte* had a are always valued very high whan a perfectly fair trial ,and was treated corporation wants to sell out, but very througbont with aamuch consideration low when ItoomewtaiaxaUen. ; 1 for bls rights sa any other prisoner. He was not permitted, however, to en­ Joy much notoriety or publicity, attlng 1 which such degenerate natures as hla delight In. Thia very fact has been one of the MUtab Clay on be pony tub school. flay. an' thsr aho*1 did Tore one ‘nether. Tbs's haw coma 1 made thu promise tub Mias Bett. .. "W'en tbu war break out, MIMab Clay say be gwloe go. They git up ub big romp'uy right that in thu county, an* Mlstab Clay bo la csp'n. loo sec. O P E NIN 6 X N D FOR So Bull er has been practically dis­ neat by ths authorities. There t* a certain class of people who are disposed missed. Two year* ago, he was announ­ to make a hero of a criminal, expressing cing that he would have his Christmas their sympathy for him by sending him flowers and dainties and exhibiting an MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, give IV—a free hand in dealing with the situation Truly. Booth Africa la the graveyard of military reputations. and l.iolgosi to commit some dastardly Crime against men high lu authority, submarine boats are useful only M scare for tho sake ot living for a limo in tho crows. Even so, they are well worth false glamour of publicity. It Ostlers having Admiral Dewey has staled their enormous self-love tn be In the public eye and mind, and in their dis­ torted judgment 1* a compensation for the punishment which they exp«*-t u> representing the line of The John Sbillito Co. of Cincinnati Hence ll is highly commendable oti the part of the prison author!Lire who have bad Csolgnas In charge that they tain Sigsbee seems to be away off in bls have discouraged and In large a>ea»ure revxillvtlon of hl* opinion* Ln regard to I prevented the effort* erf foolish person* tl>c HpaaUli v navels tiring al .-ianUagu. | to shower any favors upon tho prisoner, and have eliminated to far a* pcmtble everything sensational from the exe- Kquietly aud sternly punished wlthou E, giving tho unrepentant and dafiaa ! __ murderer tho BaUafactlon of posing ui , hero or an Important personage Hi How infinitely more satlsfacurry been this treatment of Mr. McKlnl induce the people of Barry county to visit out remodeled • garment leaving our store will be hacked by out guarantee. Thebe is no city lu tbe L'ulted States aa badly governed a* Fbliadelphlsi none aa eorrupt: none as ring ridden. Yet the republicans will continue tziwin at the poll* this fall cu they hare won । In previous yoaro- sod If they don't, they will count thcmaalva in. Tbe Salisbury trial al Grand Rapids to developing some very sensational features, but tbe must sensational of al) la contained in tho affidavits that were submitted to the court on Monday alleg­ ing that bribery of witnemes baa been auamptod by tame of tbe friends ot the Indicted prosecuting attoruey. Tho most astonishing thing about Witaewi Garman'a affidavit la that It Implicates .State Senator George E. Nichols, who to one of Salsbury's lawyers, as being the prime actor In a conspiracy to dofealthe mitt/l Justice by bribing lead- DRY GOQPS,.GLQAKS AND CARPETS, HASTINGS. MICH BrXAKINO of his shipping bill. Sena­ tor Frye exclaimed pathetically, “I have been pushing it tor twenty years." Yea. sad the tax flyers nf the country nave been resisting it aa a deliberate steal lor the same length of time. TEAM»COFFEE OHIO republicans are already begin­ ning io talk Foraker tor president In 1004. WbaX'l tho mailer with Teddy? But then, he la not an Ohio man and this would disqualify him anyway In the eyea of the Buckoyea. Our TEA at 40 anc},:5p cents is the same brand wc hail so large a demand. for at the Little Brict. The Boers have penetrated from their own stales to tho sea coast,.fifty miles from Capetown and much over a thousand awuy from their homes. Yet the war there, like that In the Philip­ pines, "toover.*, ' ' .. Gpi$(i,1ATMfiRffiICIAL pricesDon't Miss This Chance! Everything Must Go! COFFEE at 18, 15, 20, 25 aiid 30 cents. , . . The 20c. cofice ia MO-VA, from the time when he was first ap­ proached by Nichols In New Xork city UptHabigsum at money was. turned over to him, in a Grand Rapids hotel, so lba price of hto false swearing. Gar­ man, ot course, claim* that he led Nichols and bls associate* ou, simjAy w make testimony against them. He cer­ tainly makes out a strong rase and hto own affidavit to corroborated by a num­ ber et others, equally straightforward and damaging to Mr. Nichol*. ’ The situation tn which these charges place Nlabel* to certainly a mes; dis­ tressing one.. He Is a prominent polltleian in the republican party and an ■ aspirant for the attaroey-geaeratohlp of the state. If these charges are proved against him, bo will be ruined political­ ly and jwofcsaionally. and, worse still, will to *lt subject for criminal prcsoeutton and punishment. Ho denies tbe charges, however, and allegro a con^piracy on the [art of tbe prosecution io discredit the position ot the defense, it' to but fair to reserve judgment Uothing, Hats, Caps, Lrloves, I ..C-W>a!S?iVJ Furnishings HERE ARE A FEW BARGAINS: Regular 60 etui shirts, 88, cfcu. .! .■> . Overalls worth 50 cts. Jot 40 ct* : * ,i .. >1'1 sujts for >10. >10 suits for >8. >8 suit?, extra good, $4.75. >6.50 suits.fori&OO*1 15.00 kuita for >2.75. , „i ' ' Nice line of boys' suits, ranging from $3.50 to >6.00, l ,1k: sold’irt gteat reduction. .-Slkk Mi xed,^nd_P?n nj. ly ten us what possible good aheaeeompifahed by going orer Niagara Palls In a barrel, except to ahdW that tbe fool killer doesn't always do his duty? ELicnoifs will be bald In eight or nine Mates next month, but even in these, there seems to be little or no In­ terest (n the campaign. Thisoertalnly la an off year lt> every respect. The Salsbury trial la developing a stale of rotten nee* la Grand Rapids municipal affairs that would do credit to Philadelphia or Chicago politics. . Th» physicians who “don't know what killed President McKinley”, should read the flies of tbe New York yellow journals and And out. fijrnres-that-wili make them go-fast. -Call Tindgetpric -Good*-----------------------------UMBRELLAS liogttlar prices from 50c. to 11.2,’, marked,ft “Then I beab sumpln goto' pang, pang, an' I know wbut happenin' up tbu road. I ran out an' grab Uistsb Clay's boon an* jump on. 1 grab, tho ole mule's bridle an* go skedaddlin'. Wen I git tbah they slut ub soul lu eight, an* it's all mighty still. No bosses at the fence, no gemmen: all quiet like. I kindab ahivab w'en 1 git off tho boss an' walk up. to thu bouse. I bee thu lights inside an’ I kin smell tbe smoke wbah they been ebootin', J knock right aoT on thu do', an* ub lady come. 1 say. 'Lady, wbah'a tbu gem®enF flbe say. -They'a all gone but cm.' AU tremblin' 1 say. 'Which oner An’ she aay. 'Cap’n Baxtalt.' 'Wfcut tappbur I aay. keee corns ridln' op while they wo* dancin' an' thu gvmmeo bad tub make ub run tab thn bosses. Thab wus sb little abortin', an* one gemman couldn't Sod bto boss. Thsu 1 knew tbn gem- FRED J. YOUNG. Goods Delivered. Our increased sales on THIS CORSET are a guarantee that all who wear it are well FURNITURE PRICES to $t.OO. MR included in this sale at McCOY’S. An extra good line of Outing Flannel ■ ' , -. • 1' At 6c. per yard. W. E. MERRITT & CO. �I J ' SATUROAY?^®.^^.™ for one week. ..hklwiK' Sitma«r. oct sa. One week up to and rocludt Saturday, TfoT.1 Mj’wfljicn 1 >*A’. Ciovartate JMaiiie.. ...' ’ ^pj.r.AiA^l.traa. haa bed bispensioaIncreased toa& The' O. A. R. port w!D five a aoahd cents?. •WW5 ; fewWafer M |Mr balLpMt Tu^Z FtwIit’iTutt foi- i One thoroughbred, Shropshire ram Ikmb ;fof n0d ehdap. *C. D; Bavpywa. :■ ;’2S, ’• .This tooth powda is put up in, a glass bottle with a convenient 4nd is a fiisl-closs powd<» in every respect, this oSer being nude solely to introduce it^aoter this sale the price will he 25c per bottle.*' The tooth. brash* are our regular 25c guaranteed, for-oue-year kind. If the bristles come ont or the brush proves de­ fective in any way, during that time, we will replace it See our window display. Inion revival mactlng*. lobe Had bt th* Methodist. Baptist, 1 oridh a&U- B. churches, will evtotaiu7'J^cryl>ialy i* cordWly ln- 1 ‘ Six Attachment ea*es were started Saturday against Eugene EUrthorn of Orangeville. The complaluamaare tbe Basting* City Bank. Hasting* National Bank, P- A. Sheldon, Harvey WilUm*, Wm. H. Chase and John Bolden. To morrow la All Salma Day it l» ocedlne to aay that tonight I* Hollowe’cn. Ail the buy* and girl* have been aware of the fact for several day* and older people are pretty iure to be Goods delivered. Telephoue 81. DRUGGIST Farmers and Fruit Growers They have secured some valuable bargains in. Couches and will'-give you the benefit AU member* ot the Farmer* and FruM Grower* Union will please *end their Ml** Minnie Matthew*, ucnographer want letter* to J. E. Edward*. 6ec*y, at the table factory, ipcm Saturday O'Donnell, Mich. and Sunday at Grand Rapid*. A large Couch, covered with best tapestry, 28 inches wide, 78 inches long, nice- shape and new patterns in colors for covers, day in order to permit the teacher* to vl»lt the Grand Rapid* *chix>l* Whitney. Gilkey k Co-, tba Richland Renkes 8 Walldorff. will bold tbalr snuukl thank offering meeting Sunday evening. Nov. 3rd There will be an entertaining program with special node and an addrra* by HUSTINGS HERHLD WORTH $7.50. Saturday for $4.97, Pianos and Organs. Coal Hi Pnwul. THERE ARE MANY MEN WHO WISH evening. Try wane of that 12 cent coffee at 0. W. Byde*a. Baby cab fur nale. Inquire of Mrs. elude be ha* settled down for good. K. J. Edger. Parwl M. .Wheeler, of..Woland Bulk oytur* frr*h from Baltimore a tow oabtp, died Tuesday moral r.g after a week** lllhekfevrhh pc eu moo la. My. G. W Hyde'*. Whetf*r wm one rf oldest of Bar­ r> ouumy* piooaars and wa* wldeiyao’visitor, Monday. " , qualaud In tho county, The funeral Plgtforanlai Henry Andrua oo C. will be held tomorrow at IbeKH Pat­ (1 Olmstead1* farm. rick churchi jn Woodland al KUO a. m. Uunt*r»whl bo allowed to kill but Lxiwta V, LaClair, proprietor of a bo^1 and saloon at Middleville, Wa* ar UighMt uiarket. price paid for bum rettvd Tpaajlay oy Deputy Sheriff Hoand egg* at G. W Hyde'*. gIe. on the charge* of keeping saloon Judge Smith went to^lharlottc' M<* opetj on Sunday and also onlxbor Day, day morning to hold cdurt. ( the complainant being Stfa. Jessie .Mil­ ler. LeClair waa taken before Justice store has been brightened by palm Walker, and tbd examination wm ael '■ • John Llchty waa In Lake hrlc— and for Thuradify, Nd*. 14ch. ~ Grand Rapids Tuesday sad.Wednesday. We.arc ia-receU* oI,U»e Souvenir W. H. Charlton, east of this city, EdltlMi d th* Hotmahoets' Journal bdblUhed iri Detroit Vy Maigor rais'd 1ft} bu*bels.o(cjoypr ^ed froro ,SSdSni.'J><S»®«. , ■; W.‘uojfry was called u> Naahrin. Mood*/. ndtplpg, on la'wul^. Tba State Sunday School Conyentlon will be held at Ann Arbor, Nov. 12th, 13th and I<th. Hugh Burn* went to Crawfordsville, Ind., last Thursday for a two weeks’ visit at hit old home. Tho Hastings Women'* club will meet al the Pariah bouse, Friday, Nov. 1st, at half past two o'clock. Mr. and Mr*. Cbariea Kopf, at Low. ell, were Sunday guest* of the latter'* brother, E. E. Faulkner and family. Gobieevillo last Thursday aud Friday, Mrs. Clemeet Smith and daughter, ‘ Mixa Gertrude, are attending tho state . 1 Card* are out announcing the mar­ riage pt Mlaa Leah, daughter ol Mr. aod Mr*. John Buaby. aud Mark Warrnc, of Ubarloua, on Wednesday next at the home of tbe bride** parenf*. A receptlo^' will JqUoW. broad in the shoulders, man and Margaret Loami* farr * ■'ghost spance" ia*l night, at thereofdeuce of Mr*. R. S. Wightman Tbe •‘ghoaU" who took part were not |be The coat Blue, Black and Oxford Kersey and Melton and Black Few people, we imagine Jia»« any conception at the extent at the fur and pelt btndaeea transacted In thia city­ Abbot* Bra*., who recently sold out their grain aud food btulaa** and who U Isa very bandtome nunxbar, typo, gfaphleal ly and coetMos a good d«aJ pt Ihfcrtiiitikiti, vtfuable Mdt only K bort* Bros. . 0o«, TbJK. ' Elihu Robinson, aged 78 years, 10 la the turf, horse breeding, etc. months and It days, died Monday morning about o’clock st the batuc of hie daughter, Mrs. Eathfr KoRh, an West State, street, after an IDnampf two weeks with Brigbt’a OlMaaa FIujeral waa held yaatfiMay afternoon a* by Re*. George Bullen. ’ IhUrmeut'fn Rivpndde cemetery- The pallbecrer* ware J. M. Hew**, David Wolcott, O. O. Spaulding, Allen Jones, H. G. Car­ ter, B. A. Count, and a peculiar «iiocldance waa that they ware all born in 1828, the lame year the deceased waa born in. station*, Woodbury to Delton, Inclu­ sive, at 50c., and from Miks Crsasy and Ilkhbtnd Junction at 35c., for the round trip. Children under 12 year* of age 25c. Ticket* will be good going oo train Na S, Saturday morning, and re­ turning not later than train Na 1 leav­ ing Kalamaxoo atl MO a. m , Monday, BUT WHO DO NOT W^NT TO BE "FADDISH." Last Saturday being Mr*. Grace Hauer1* birth day, the officer* erf Heatings Lodge, Na 7, O. E. 8., of which Mr*. Bauer la tho worthy matron, thought it waa their duty, aatwell aa privilege, to remind her of that event.. Hence they repaired to fhe Bauer residence Satur­ day evening and made her a little *urprUo visit. They did even more than that. For before leaving for bane Worthy Patron, John W. Payne, Hep­ ped forward and In behalf of tbe officer* the street iwfoom man1* grocery ’TUceday afternoon, a of tho lodge, presented her with a r,‘ llcloua boeeo grabbed the child, sailing Ila teeth into the Utile one’ship, and the ooeaalou and a token of theirapprenearly polling the child from her elation of their coounandlng officer in mother's anu. Tbe akin, however, the lodge. .... waa not broken, but a bunch aa large Mtaa Beetle Hall gave a "spider web” party to Mvaateeo at her young friend* last Friday evaulng. A iptter web'of l*«aa amo^jt of clothing I* what xaved twine tad been deftly woven near the oeUlac of th* sluing room. From this tingle threads led in ail directions, In . door, and out, and Imo all kind* of place*. Il waa the duty ot the young gemlraen to follow om of those ' atrsoda In all lu davta** winding* un- • til be oaaae te tbe end. There ho found $10.00, 512.00, $15.00 and $J8.00. ♦ CHIDESTER G HASTINGS, MiCHlSAI 'When the frost is on the pumpkin' THE HEAVY COMFORTS SHOULD BE ON THE BED. HAVE YOU GOT YOUR NEW ONES MADE receive is well deaerved. They sue perfectly clean, free from black specks and unroll the length, of thp comfortable. �....... ESCAPES BY MAD eJ Ttfc. Admiral GfW-Exmt poisons the. blood, irritates. COURT WILL TAKE A HAND. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN making - the Next WBH1S0 IND miSklKO. race tor liberty tba ana. aourishlng aches and pains in thc t*aj>- tbs committee to ieinpoctse.' Tbs hundred or so students and eftl’ sens at Otteet who were poteonrd by tinned meats al a pocks! given by tbs ladles of the Congregations! church geition, sleeplessness, nerv­ ous exhaustion and des­ U tea stantex . nearly all night. Fernanda Barber, of Oxford. sged Tt drooped dead i.atnrrfsy while walk- crying aloud for renewed strength and health. A rhlch b« inaem s' Filla breught me out UtaiHAi IL Jobss, KhwAeftW'v. I enlightenment. It waa noted during Schley's recrmntal of the Dr. Miles' .11! ask Nervine soothes the ncn us irrita­ tion, stimulates digestion and builds up health and strength. Begin today. cnncludsd It Is .allmated that it wtll requlry folly Oyugbing Spell, ill up lu bed Jared. the biudnraa section of rblladelpblaThe nine-story bottdliur at 1210 end I—I Market street, occupied by Hunt. Wilkinson A Co., upholsterer* end for nltnro dealers, and two wnocupk.! buildings at 1223 and 122.', Market Tbe polka were quietly acUfied. th" stn-et were destroyed. Many other buildings Were damaged and th,* loss Detectl m don Id hardly blSStl » “FEf people 'tell me they probably ■utund la rvdlrwt ..amination, fiulabvd. r-buftal Dr. Miks Medici 1.0. FMurt, Ind fight cosued. bulb detect! v llago before t-» began hla retrograde movement This rvtroxrad. move­ ment the failure U> destroy the Colon Iictd as private etui their contents guardtri by the «:nr strict professional privacy tola as rhibe hr tonrtt bit Surgical Institute Buffalo. N. V. A frees Dr. R, V Pieroe, Buffalo, N. y. w th. Cnmbariaai 5aahviiJr California quail bcalion or profesFor more than thirty rve aa chief consulting the Invalids' Hotel and tridg. Wo.xllani! l<Tety dlectiatad thin BEST PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURIST EXCURSIONS fiieuTa aod phyaciana aa incurable. Liavc CHICAGO TUESDAYS ANDTMURSDAYS- GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE Write tn Dr. . J. ’Dover. XI lltrjout roenving any I Ibeu conaullrd Dr tnollahed or astlstaetortlr Discovery ' stopped the cough several bottles, with Dr Sage'i Remedy, and have since had i Daily rir»i-« lam Bleeper Dirt, Direct cvnn«:tl<>n to Lae Angeles. Beat dining car service ihrough Write for Information and ilu-rsturv Sometimes a dealer "tempted by the little mors profit paid by less meritori- allots meditlne why his client should receive roll UlCBtlOD yit lb« HanQa of tbe court, aa (2 Pierce ■ GolOen Medical Discovery. IB (10 a|4 (10 I ok Chief of public US HELD CHARGE. Di. Pierce'. Golden Medical Di» ordered from home eneral lick after until .taomln ria. Ill* 0(L?|B.-aJudge Puter- u te quality. n> found 1 iroFetri* ^as Light and company guilty at throe chargvw TMOS. ». aPRAQUK All Counterfeit*, Imitations and •• Just-4Ur-gt»od” arc but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health ef Infanta and Children—Experience against Experiment. for selling octaide'tha city limits. Trafalgar signaled 'Ena- UWdW a discrimination in prices of HOT M. Mi' Hfomfoattnr <B<! fort glxandiue for tew American Laun . if 0BA1>, BTC. .Vt-l! at-No I patronise the American --j. Collars, edb sad shirts d as up In the latsst sttlts. Prices IBs leweet. The Kind Yon Have Always Bought, and which fats been lu use for over 30 years, has Borno the jdgmitnrr of and has been made under tilts per­ sona] sopervMon since it* inftdiey. What is CASTOR IA Cnatorlrv is a harmless substitute far CA-'tor Oil. Pare­ goric, Drops and Soothing Byrups. It in i’leaiaint. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its age In its guarantee. It de*troys Worms and allays Fererisbne^a. It cures Dlsrrhms and Wind Dolle. It relieves Teetldng Troubles, cure* Coast! pation and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, rcgalutm tho Stomach and Bowsls, giving healthy mid natural alee*. Tbe Children’s Panacea—Tho Mother’s Friend. acNuiNE CASTORIA Always charted I. The Kind You Have Always Bought In Um For Over 30 Years. �[What chemists Mil an allotropic form tot oxyva—that la to aay, It la oxygen n a highly act I re aDdcoacentraiod con- Register. Six months before the paper ehx^rbaSdS^ Oa subscriptions when they expired esmt to'by twos and threes and tyy every Alfred’ Hibbard had not inquired rfitc tbe floandal standing of tiia purcbaae With the caution that be wool*} hare Observed )»ad he been embarking In an enterprise In which bls bualnes* Inter of a newspaper, amf be art about to put them Into practice with a. xest that auguW either to kin or euro tbe popn larlty ot hl* Journal. pubhsbM In New York city relocated Ita reader* a abort tlr.M1 ego to *«nd lu accounts of tim expcrieu.-M they had -wijctj they'drat arriv. ' :lill country. Here 1* the pjUr »|»tn my ui>- every TLuraday morning. The lUglrii-i blossomed out into a four page tri­ weekly, with an occasional tllintratnd supplemcot. and tbe dry aa dnat eol omni, which for many year* had fonu- Clhp, IitauM id Sipif Ixiiriy. Ctflal Hdvtrfiseaeim. Pere Marquette high cla»* monthly magazine, In com­ bi nail on wlth.lho HkkaLD as a merely nominal pries. Tho magariuo with which we have made ibis arrangement Is tho Pilgrim, an excellent literary periodical published al Battle Creek. Thia magaxluo haa recently com# Into the hands o( * per hustlers- Thgyaro Of 110.000. Mlaa Ogden. 1 bare been bcad, w hl eh hi thin and there col­ studying yop ploacly during tho iaat elx Id. , The gang made ott with theta­ Weeks and 1 am,convinced that If there booty unmolested. — Lady Prssturcii’s la any woman, deterring of that amount tt la youtsclC "The only property 1 have In the world is tt* Wa>beck Register. The irhole nlstd wouldn't (Imre no to half K monthly M*ih. reader*, we have deelded to the following rctnykabtowt; lowing Itself to be dnira out Into a (Wire and by malleability Ita property of Battening witboot' apllttlng under Charles Kingsley Ihn* counseled a friend: "Make It a rule and pray to God to help you to keep It never. If poeIng able to aay, *1 bare made one ho­ man being at toast a little wiser, a lit­ tle happier or a MttSe better this day.' You win Audit taster than you think and pleasanter,” • • parent hue. with tbe veins In tbe nails .a bright'rad. are all: requisite pottils. An ItM Of a blrJW strength and vital­ ity can be gsl'wd by, noting how be hope from or.* ptreu to the ottwri A bird that Is consumptive and weak • springs lightly and a well bird shows .vigor. IXf.!..’ 1:1 all the difference In the" world in tho note* ot canaries, and every one ba* hla or her own prefer- n> Sponer. ' Tbe *p<infe reproduce* ttsklnd main­ ly by eggs- In eschaajpal sre .con­ tained both tbe issla aud the female dements, and tt throws out tbe ova to be hatched in tlra water. At Bret tba tome today to ’offer anotbas com­ promise. I freely give you Uss Wayback Register complete. I.hgvo but one other thing io throw In to make up tbe balance. That Is myself. Do you think-that J. Individually, am Worth tbe Bvo thousand'and some odd dol- cur tbit 1 admire aod’ .J sboald: like io Arfadtf 1 L �and Dlarrh th tho druggist. °' eale by FwiLBsi A WOMAN’S KNACK- - - - Lion Coffee Is 16' ounces of pure । codec to the pound, i -for doing thing! right and putting the correct style and snap Into Millin­ ery Is found In every production of my Hue. I solicit your patronage so that I may demonstrate my claim*. . ipent Sunday with Mm. H. M. ByingMrs. EUxabeth, of Toledo, wa* M .Geo. W. William'a, Saturday. ounces of eggs, glue, etc., of no value to you, but k tuonby inthc pocket We, the Inn find that the done aa ad came to hu death from heart failure, enured by not taking Rocky Mountain Tea made br Madison Medicine Co. S5cW. H. Goodyear. uron people i' Wm. Lyoo» a I THE GREAT MAJESTIC. Mrs. L A. Kline, Steel vs. • The guest* of Mrs. Ro* Stanton dur­ ing the past week were a* follow*: Mrs. Stanton'* brother, Mrs. Chaw. Atmore of Brighton, Col., and her sister and husband, Albert Huggetl and wife of Hattie Creek. Je**amlne Bellenger of the vicinity -I n.-i.U I. ,K. . .U ft. UK.W.U'. tble week receiving medical treatment, Jennie Luther of Grand Rapid* visit­ ed al the doctor's Friday and Saturday. Mr. DoIIum and wife of Kalamazoo were the guest* of Willi* Trrtog and wife a few days of la*t week. Willi* Irving aod daughter Gertrude were called last Monday to the sickbed .Bristol lake Saturday fishing and hav­ ing a good Ume tn general. Mrs. Fred Bristol bae been visltiug relatives la Battle Creek of lam. Borton Bowser spent Saturday and Sunday with his cousin, Earl Parrott, at Bodford. | Frank Whitworth hulled part of hl* clover seed al this place lent Satur­ day, but being dl*eatlsfled with the way It wa* being threshed, decided w ’ West End Feed Store. Ear Corn, Shelled Com Oats, Middleville Flour Corn and Oat Feed Com Meal, Fine Meal Baled Straw Timothy, Mixed and Clover Hay Bran and Middlings Oil Meal, Poultry Foodi Oyster Shell Stock Food Cast Iron Steel has superseded iron in til structural work where the greatest strength and durability arc required. The oldfashioned cast-iron stove has made way for the • • " ’• Majestic Range which is made of cold-rolled steel (the strongest steil) and malleable iron (iron that, by an expensive process, is made unbreakable) and the whole construction is united by hand (the honest way.) The MAJESTIC Is built on honor to last the user a life time, a lon$ life time. GOODYEAR BROS It's Knowing How that Saves Money. M. W. HICKS Beasley’s Busy Bee Opposite Court House. Orimal Voting Contost George Fuller'! thu week Mm. H. B Barnum wa* the guest of Mrs. Ella Stowell Friday Mrs. Etta Goldsmith ot Heatings I* visiting her parent*. Mr and Mrs. Woodard, this week Dwight Gratae* and family have HAMILTON PIANO. meetings at the Holme* church this week. Mr. Fuller and Miss McGinty of Ma­ ple Grove, were the gueate of George Fuller and family. Saturday aod Sun^Valter Barnum and family visited at HmIIIio Piano. PatMt .ppO** »•« <’au (K placed in aoj furnace, stove or range and will warm from one Wi sir room* This appliance .-an be put in while furnace is In operation Also agent for Smith's Little Giant Healer. TO THK (.'BERA Or Warm AIR FURNacJW If vour furnace fail* to sati*faotorily warm wicue u! the room* of your house, or if you wish to warm a room or two that is not supplied with furnace heal, ar it you have added a room or two and want It warmed —don't dls-ard your furnace on that account, or get stoves to make a muse and extra expense for fuel, hut see BEESLEY. He can put into your furna.-c <me of hl* Busy Bee Hot Water Combination Heaters that will du the work required with -cry HtUe, if any. additional 0*1 for fuel. Price* fur­ nished <in application 1350 ATTENTION THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN Mrs. C. H. Dlckereon I* entertaining her iliur Mrs Mack Chamberlain of Cloverdale. Mrs. A. E. Miner 1* the guest of MrsBert McCall al OUegv. J Mr*. Emily Johnson or Lansing, is vlaltlng her brother, M. W. Rockwell. NOW is the time to have your outfits repaired, and we are the people who can give you the best prices on nil kinds of repair work. J. S. Goodyear Co., dry goods. C. W. Clarke & Co., groceries. Woolley & Bronson, shoes. Fred L. Heath, drugs. Chidester & Burton, clothing. M. W. Hicks, dour and feed. Rcnkcs & Walldorf!, furniture. J. P. Rentes, bakery. F. R. Pancoast, jewelry. Mrs. Clack of Wayland Is vtalUng her Barnaby & Herrick, restaurant. son, Rev. Fred Clack. R. I. Hendershott, hardware. Boilers Refined, Cylinders Rebcrcd, Bailers Patched, Smoke Stacks Made, Engines Repaired, All Kinds of Casting Done. Before having anything done give ns a call. EARLY & BURNS Ben Voorhees, after n few days’ rl*1‘ U Vermontville end u home, ba* re­ turned to work for Mr. Brown, clcrerbnllfbg. Lena 8vl roster from Hastings closed "'£1' u vMUar i»%*- Hardware W. E. Aldrich ha* goo* to Howell to see hl* father. John Barns ha* gone to BaUloCroek to work. Mrs. Isaac Newton I* on the sick list. Cbarlaa Whlnwy has gone to Free- Makes Whole some Makes delicious hot biscuit, griddle cakes, rolls, and muffins. Akgui MoQuarrle of Gltaoro City, Iowa, 1* visiting hla brother, John Mw Qoa rU.of thl* place wbora b. has net John MeQuarrie, wife and little Heating Stoves, Cast Cook Stoves WELCOMB COSHERS ■Maa. Saul, Boylan returned home last • ••^■•’Uit with relative* nMrt. .Tier Kaiser and Ogdwn Kaber were la Lak* Odrosa one day last week. day night, where he i* at work in the Parker and Beat fouadry. There will b« a allw medal contest at tba Welcome church, Friday drea'“6~ Jacob O'Dell of Carlton Center visited her sister, M.-» Sarah Loach, ew line of single ai ammunition, loade troble barrel shot iclU, black and nr TICKETS GIVEN ON ORIGINAL VOTING CONTEST. R. I. HENDERSHOTT Opposite Court House. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-11-07.pdf 6455989aa9a2ebcb34cbf5ee7f85b879 PDF Text Text - XitIL, No. as. , HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, l«01. THE NOVEMBER ELECTIONS O0NM/CTKD BY THE PVHLB. A u •dltocial commit toe of four w’-llb appointed each month by the principal Thia committee will do al) the work o th* rtevtertmAnt writing snr BETH LOW ELECTED MAYOR OF the third GREATER NEW YORK. meeting of Che Hastings Woman's chib. Whether it was the after effects of the excursion to. Grand Rapids, or that Ohlo Republican as Usual Reduced Republican Majority In Pennsylvania. The sentiments expressed and the man­ ner of presenting them are those of the committee and their fellow pupils, not to the editorial comminoe. Gladys Sddmore, Class of 1002. William MoElravy Clam of 1802. Harvey Smith Class of 1902. Ethel Hicks Claes of 1903. »1.00 w BRILLIANT WEDDING. (wteruay or. ousincas. Leroy - Hllsinger of Ontario, p., I falling his parents In this etty*. ’ George W. Thatcher at HIghhan following reception yosterday oven- LI Hung Chang, the famous China** statesman, died •» Pekin, laat night. 1 wLfaspenta faw Georg* IL, Baker of Milwaukee has iter. Mr*. Kelly. been the guest of hit brother David for Returns from the states in which elre- al 11 ttlo interest and a light vote. Local flclatlog, io ths presence of ths family Interests predominated in most In­ two hundred and fifty f stances. The only state in which na­ Indicated in the Year Book the paper tional politics are likely to be affected was followed by a discussion, in which several members of the Club particlpst- publicans Insures the return of Senator Cj Bn.OfStlith Brasmbr nicely handled without any crowding. ,H'a c’JelitwJpIb'hlM^ Will; GF served ?*. I ween Tammany and anil-Tatnmanyl was up * man. and to form and fashion him to piety, justice, temperance and alf her of "The American Mt*,Icr" “P^0 kinds of honest and worthy action*. ' Tfee Education at Girl*." The meet­ Tillotson. ing adjourned after a vocal *olo finely rendered by Mlaaloex McIntyre. The tdaob accurately, thoroughly and earn­ next meeting will be Nov. 16th when estly; this will Impart Interest to tn- ; the reports of deleg»te* to State Pedatructlopa, and awaken attention to eratldn of Woman "s Club* will be givthem. AU bclencos in their nature or cottnectloos, art replete with internet ■white *ilk mull over while silk, and , T the bridesmaid. M1m Vlnoie Ream, was gowned in light blue organdie trim- candidate, by about 30,000 majority. Almost ell the fusion candidates were elected snd Tstnmany U completely the conventional black. The parlor was decorated with pink anti white carnations, smllax and Eng­ lish ivy. A bea£t|ful background nf vines and plants was arranged Behind of McKinley, wont republican, Goy (luring the ceremony. The' dining Nash's plurality being about 85,000. The latest returns from Pennsylvania room was decorated ip plpk and white and green. Thu wedding marah was played by Miss Pearl Spaulding, while during the evening the guests were' ?n? candidate, by between 50,000 and 55,000 iertalpod with piano ducts by , the the main building la i GEO. W. Tw.BaH!. Crane, republican, by * plurality of , 70.000. Maryland is close bat probably demCattle »re fairly active gt the Detroit Live Stock )fark«t, Ulis week. . , claiming the legislature. ‘‘ Pride steqp .and holier*, 84.50 Virginia 1> democratic by about 25,000 84.70; handy, butch ere' 8B.90 Idj 84.80; mkjnrity and the genera) assembly wi)l common, 82.50 (ff 83.75: cannere cows. cunitnue to bn overwhelmingly demo- Matilda Drotiett, Mr and Mrs. Wn>. Hamilton, ol Bellevue. qtile* a* 83X0 Q 84.00. building, there I* a hospital, power hmi*^,‘'l8dles‘ dormitory, green houjie Shoop and lambs lower; quality com­ and a few other buildings. Obe room mon; prime lambs, 84.00 (g84.25; mixed, is set apart for chipel meetings, literary 82.76 (3 83.75; calls, *1.60 Ig 82.25. meeting* and the Ukc On the wallsof Hogs, lower; quality fair; prime mediums, 85.40(^86.45; Yorkers. 85.30 (g 85.40; pigs. 85.» « 88.87; rough*. 84.75 (a 85.00; stags, one-third off; crip- Emma Wcightman. "Ol, visited school FrJdy.■ - -StjUWT Andrus, ’99, visited the high school Monday forenoon. Many students of the high school were churchy It being All Saints day. Mary Hubbard visited school Monday. The Hallowe'en party al the resldenco of Mr. .Lombard was a splendid success*. Dpop the arrival of the guests they were immediately conducted to the attic played which could help to make it an event to be remembere^. The English .Literature else* h*ve completed the study of Spencer snd are LMk.'S^tut^ky 'avoulng, 1^rad;dl Hughes was rtUcked.by the hoodlum* of the town and m aresultJjsj* not abb* The Baptist Sunday school invite yon to attend their Bible Day program Sunday evening, Not. 10th, at 1 o'clock. Troxel Musical Club. Following ta the program 1. uvooks, tiTOMun, ueatn. Jtnou. A.VSinging, Sunday school. The Troxel Murfoel Club will meet rant—Goodyear, Warner, Water*Moved by Brook* that vote of council at the home of Mrs, Jamra Troxoj, on Oct. 18th on water main on Bond Monday evening, Nov. 11th, 1801. The ttreet bo rescinded. Carried—Ayes, following program will be rendered: C. F. Brooke. F.'O. Brook*. Bronson. Heath, Reed. Recitation, "TheBoy." Harry Wood. Movud bi Brook* that water main on Plano solo, ludabcll Busby. Primary class, song. Vocal eoln, Margaret Loomis. Recitation, “Now,"' Grace WilL Plano »olo, Herbert MarpleRecitation. "No Money." Florence Brooks, F. C. Brooks, Bronson. Hosih, Selection, Orchestra. Reed. . Vocal nolo, Dr. C. H. Barber. On motion of Brooks meet! og adjourn­ Piano duet, Indabell Buxby, Grace Recitation, "Obedience,"MaxLewis. ed- . J. B. Komtars. Grant. Primary exercises', "Little Lights Recorder. Trombone solo, Floyd Rankes. w J«M, Rodtatlon, "How Much 1 Owast Common council met In regular ses­ sion Friday evening. Nor. i*t, 1801, Mayor Re ekes presiding. st roll call-C. F. Brooks, F. teaching nbte and siga reading. Any­ C.Present Brooks, Bronson, Goodyear, Warner. Recitation, Floyd Marshall, one wishing to take up this work,' la ro- Absent—Hbatb. Reed, Waters. Recitation, Hattie Jeneyok. Minute* of meeting of Oct. I8th read Clasa'exercise, "Children’s Gift.’’ and approved. than Nov. SfthlML Recitation, JculaConlnui On motion of Goodyear report of Recitation, "Blessing of a Son; 8upl-' of water worku on extensions nh Grace Radford. Huntera'Lloensea. Recitation, Eva Caln. ' t fcltweair tl/^! 'rffart the fallowing person* Eave obtained , hunter*' IL* t*u <4 ktwMt eMataaM*. eayaMr 1 >c asry («*- IMS ud IL.: tjrtsc Joecmeai T- C. Downing, Nashville; Charlo Beheldt, NaahvUlc; Fred BarAid. Brooks moved Its adoption. Car Buue, Montana, who sp*q*. Atkina, la 111 with typboU fit letrrdl hrwiihal ge with Char craning u the school house. rlth S. A, Crowell on South SHAFFER’S CORNERS. friends and yelsltvo Nashville, returned Jonesville, Monday. ln5 RUTLAND CENTER Mr*. G. Bolson entertained her moth­ er, Mrs. Pnwelkof Baltlmnrh last week. I^na Wood accompanied by Kale Rognra want to Grand Rapids last Thursdy on the excursion. Art Gorham and Mis* Ornuboe of Baltimore spent Sunday with Thoma* Gorham and wife. . Stella Rogeraeotertaloedhor Sunday uchoo! class st tea lost Saturday after­ noon. Fourteen llttlo people wnre pres­ ent to enjoy the occasion. The ala society at Jacob Edger'* will AHerdlng, Carlton; iMac AUerdlng, Carlton: Henry Crockford, Carlton; H*rry Dickinson, Hasting*^ J.Sponabls, Hatting*; tf. W.' Thougqn, A»syrla; C. H. Osborn, Hastings W. £• Streeter, Yaqke*fipriags; D. F. FUh, Amboy Ferris. Johnstown; R. G. Maywood. And the scene ended with nets: 1 a flash light, showing some very krtbulc IRloe, Dowling; O. B. Barren, Dowl­ .. 1 ing; Frank Whitworth, Dowling; Al­ fred Bishop, Hastings; Andrew Doud, Hastings; R. K- Oranl, Hastings; K. E. Francis, Hastings: W^ H. Stebbins, r. Beveridge, Hosting*; Howard Mosher, Cloverdale; from Indiana, j. c. Bakar, Naahville; C. B. Baldwin, dying Berkel's mother's, Mrs. Fred Doclker'S. Mr. Berkel hax given up tailoring and gone into the second-hand furniture buttons*. He Is also preparing to open The ladies of the Prosbytcriandhurch good besides. For there ir no doubt-' Llewellyn Barghduf he* accepted the agoocy for The Life of McKinley, in Yankee Springs and Rutland. Mr*. John Erway is nursing a sore entertainment at the opera house Sat­ foot, the effect of stepping on a nail. urday night to a small house, hard .been bavlngta different kind of u circus house Sunday evening. Quite a number took In ths excursion to Grand Rapid* lajt Thursday• Mr*. Cruso visited her parent* In Nashville, Saturday. . Wtn. Ctktelefn of Augusta visited friends at this pises last wook. Eugene Froeman 1* visiting his broth­ er a* Lansing this week. parties In Jackson held al chattel morthere to collect their claims The own­ ers for some reason objected th paying the mortgage and spirited the canines out Into the cOoniNy. We understand ever and the trailed dogs and their C Stories-ln the Companion. fOr 1902 The YcmCh’s Companion will publish between, two hundred and City account* audited. Eg®” Tilman, Hatting*; Luke Water*, Hastlug*; Ira O»good, Hope; Van Simmons, Woodland; (' A. Curt Im, Freeport; J. 13 by justice courts. These proceedings Mrire^f. rtorlra .vvblcb.PCOinUo to be exceptionally entertaining will bo ZSks. and one ferring two-third blooded.Shropshire*. Finder please notify me and receive suitable JkJgtSSMK—“A.'fcSK Breele deoeaanMnd tfcat st»as oMssdiie* ba as tteriwU n> astnsiKA57M2L “ “ 'it of widow to discharge filed. OrWs 1 water 1st, 1*31. C- Bauoas. sssigning real estate entered sod , Aid. Brooks moved it* adoption. Car-, discharge Issued, co Wm. Borrtmghs ‘ '• . rled—Ayes, C. F. Brook., F. C. Brooks. admr. ' •' • Bronson, Goodyear, Warner. • The Mlsaee Replogie;'Matthew* and ' Moved by Brooks that bill of Hastings claims entered. Brumm gave a Hallowe’en party last Cement Walk Co. be referred to cl tv deceased. C Thu reday evenlt)g. which was held al Waters, Hastings; Keubdn FiskyMWthe home otWlM Replogleamf j» very delightful time was reported. The ho.iw> was ducoraled with jacklantern* charge issue rick. Hastings; J.. K, Payne, G. A, were served during which they were on- <Saundbr, Hastings; T. S. Rockwell, buntlt Guy larged'ankle. Some of th* students remark cd thin U wmk> a*ranga,why some preceding Kpmf th League will bo antcr- Charles Annlsou of Middleville xs itlng him last week. W.OuOpfuiwAiy over Phillips, democrat. There was an orster supper«X Frank train for Charlotte, where they will Overemith's, Friday night, and a good charged with assisting a prisoner to The republican state central committee lime wu hs<i by all. cialm the stale for Judge Sedgwick by NeLUeSpellmaa o> NaabvlUe la work­ before Justice DeGuiia and in default friends in this ait,. ings* W. J. Noyes'. 1,000. of ball brought u> jail, pending examinWo are glad to hear that Nashville Is to have a new factory, it will help the Baptlst Bible Day 1901, school. ; b, ' pt, l)»e ground* surrounding the! Heine are deer, bears, foxea, fatbits. ralysis last night, the whois being affected. Her case u < I*r*»*<* criMaaL', .-4;.rfl pared to pay the highest market price for hides, |>elu1 furs and tallow. don's, Sunday. J. L. Bend will open bis auditorium John Kobr was at Hastiag*. Saturday on buslnoss. for public Inspection nest Wednesday Wtn. Shoup ud Miss Bplroe wore quietly married last Wednesday at the bride's parents Ln Kalamo. Beolamln phaffor and wife visited at time will be nuwt cordially welcomed. their daughter's th Kalsmo, Sunday ' Mrs. Dillon's bouse is progressing quite rapidly u Ma* HowalJ. last Thursday, to visit Jefford’* Corps Daniel HIckt Refreshments webe served during nicely entertained by their Nashville Fred. Blakley was at Battip Creek. Monday on buslnce*. C. w. Shaffer had a field of corn that Detroit Live Stock Market. In the dining room are thirty-nine tables, whleli'are fflledAhbM'flmra for each rural.'.' Jdsr.ee of bread, weigh­ ing (two pounds cacj; are used lor each f?aWf PR’K ' i: ‘Xil-'S' fella indE-EtWar-' year Snd other friends in.thls^j election of Arthur IL Gorman to his old were They?" written by Mrs. ,Phyllis request cdthe president, Mrs. Ilobtn- press their truths In a pleasing, earnest mannerA'vl|lt to the Soldiers Homa at Grand Rapids wilt well repay anyone for the lime spent In reviewing the same. Al preset thpre arc ufiu soldier* enrolled IRVING. JSC 1 tlra Q.pjbooley of Battle Cra jtfnt<}rUlnlng hL* tnolh*lt visiting her parenla In the city, T- 8. Wooden and wlfot’ Mra O, H._ VanAswiZot sFcss’srjiiiaj'e st 9;30 and remained until the bridal the "Progressive' 1ONAL LOCAL. Among tbo contributors Of fiction daring 1902 will bo Annie Follow* Johnaoa, Era Wilder Brodbeed, Ar­ thur E. McFarlane, HotnMGreeo, Ells­ worth E. Kelly, FJU W. Peatlle, Gr.ce At. Gallagher, Alloc Morgan, Ellxabeth de bools non filed. Order appointing McCracken, O. A. Stephana, Alice entered, bond filed. Letters lined for oc twdspedG djj^tlM to take' charge of these cases by the court. Besides gages tor 1700 and 8200 respectively, on this property. It looks as though the unsecured creditors would faro hard. That last Thursday night was Hal- crowds of.boys and girls on the streets. Final account heard and allowed and * son, Garroll W. Bankin, May Roberta discharge issued to Wtn. Campbell aa Clatk, Sarah Orne JewsU, Margaret Bangs'.er, Marshall Saunders and Sarah Barnwell ElUou. John W. Brady, Assyria..'. Knuna L. Smith, Assyria.. Orangeville; Brace fl v-nry J. Widtham, Carlton...: Williams, Carlurn. Ing isenos for1801, including the douOa motion of Goodyear mooting ad­ William Carvetb, Lansing.......... .83 ble holiday Numbers; also The CopTno ladles of Adah M- WilHama, Harry.......... journed . J. B. Rodebts. Recorder. CUrlle T. Glll^apir, Baltimore..... .41 to all who Uve o.d rubber, to Ada E. GllJaepie, Barry...................3(1 TBM YOUTH'S COMPANION. RUwrt B. BurcheU, Prairie*Illa....83 I ell ht'-DaTid Hanna" t ralgitt, Verna Mae SMlUsyn- Pralrtsrille....28 a lawless character and then it certain­ ly was most objectionable. Not only doe* allowed Wood- fends. । Votoro AU Saints'day work Injustice of others Is one of the prime csoentlala of good cltlieiuliip. �Schley under oath, might ooofer with him a* night and flU him up with qusstioua to bo asked lbs next day. Admir­ al i Bchlsy sldod tbs brifa^tn a rnaboar liiAl IM highly rmlllAhla to. hlm-^alL.. » creditable because be ki whn'wefl liking'Lmiilj to film 5 fret 1-TMh high. tallow cons its Cull height. They are prepared with an eye single to restoring .qerve force. Thor sooomThe greatest protection that the pub- pllhb thla'dbjact' WTrtcto do' other medi­ cine in ths world has eker bls&'kble to, that's why hundreds of Bastings people offer their testimony. , ■ Mr Maynard of HaatiDgs, Mich,, says: Ridge, .One beard tbc tramp of uisreldug klbto boar ttraowr morntng," be said. feet, the thunder of cannon, the rattle of musketry, tbe about) and burrata pt the men, end. above *11, the rub-a-dnbdub. (be rub-u-dtib-dub at the drum It able that l may need a IHUe more rewcDtatlvea of-tbe muffled drum. the tong, melan- THE PROBLEM. OROTHY tn the nurstry can calculate the price at Ivory Soap per cat*, but it would take a mathematical genius to calculate its - true value. For he must take account at tfrne, labor, and materials. He must deduct from the apparent cost the saving In tbc longer life of the cake, in the longer life of the washed fabric, in the labor since taking U>a pills I feel a great deal be la the pumlblUty of a oamblnallon at batter and stronger and I can strongly recommend tha pills ’' Dr both branebea of eoogreaa. Tt seems almost nr. impossibility required, in the time consumed, in the strength ex­ pended, in the results obtained. When all la finished, Ivory is the cheapest soap in the world. It floats. Vvasbington Letter rboklog tn bur throata, and then partlcnlarty for I'umpey. when the ra axr I. CHXXKT ■a napipi* ot bJra tint Current Opinion roaflnement Dnmpey esme back to us. but an altered man Not that bls manner bad changed toward contracts against Its judgment. The republican majority in ooogrwsa people have s right to know throe tbe will do oo the great question affecting things national policy Borno broad minded Senator Aldrich, tlinard the beet su­ gar king, and other prominent oppo­ bad bean studying the annual report of in ocher national legislation. Out, they will be forced to bo* io the rill Of the nents Of the treat! m came to Waahlng- U> pay cbe Bnay- hu Increase of Inter an Infant child of mine ond । plenty of money or Fred R. Heath. drugglaL Winter tluouter !■ considered through beneficial. In Devonshire and other cider roan tiro of 'England there Is a saying that “when It thunders In April lien tbey found him T^>« general court Mcb tried bint found Mm guilty and amtrnerd him to be drammed out of tbe service. The colonel wrote to tbe reviewing authority rather strongly In Nothing i.iuld eave him. and tb< says. 'Congress opens In about, a month, and the prreprou are that we shall have little disturbing legislation The well rr.ougi. alone and uccuoy Itaolf chic!!; with ‘.nternatlonai affair — -*• trumps to the islands Thai decision la rency and trust* there may be aom s apub for Gen. Chaffee, who cabled for talk but little actlor. “ That i» the die itrtire troop*, but the a<1nilnlMratlon turn of the trust*. That is lb« policy ot would rather offend Chaffee than to go the manager* of tbs republican party From throe managers there la <M> hope Foreign lleistlor: Ihi has bsea up against public* opinion at home Ol legialetlve reform In great matters The people of Washington do not bc- affecting tbe good of tbe entire nation hsretofor* supposed to be In favoraf tbs id Rapids Domncrat. iroaUrs. and wbo can be depended -ipoo tbelr vineyards and coruflalds. peror ot Germany to smash things if with a new and formidable weapon, a* there are senators who were In doubt as treaties, who will now oppose them be­ cause ot the Emperor’s attempt to dic­ tate to this country., □Thcro Is quite a scandal in tbe war department In coon action with the fail­ ure of the Brown segmental wire tube hence the official abandonment ol public roceotions at tbe White House Is not jxjpcJsr Somebody dawn south has sent a big fat possum to the White House labeled “Booker Washington.” It Is not known self or tarn It aver to Henry .Pinckney, the new negro steward of the White House. ' Much quiet Indignation was aroused by the methods of Judge, Advocate Letuly during the three days be kept Rear Mi a man drummed out of the "Huppoor be abotlld remember that tbe sun was bright and that the skies were blue I rememlw-r Spreads Like Wildfire alienist Bls crime Use teaching, not ths He bad no history of cruelty or tMrverted taatos and habits They fount! none of the stigmata of degeneration. He came of a family that waa sound physically and mentally. He himself was above the normal roenuUly and physically. “He had false beliefs, to quote a sentence from the report, "the result of false teaching and not the result of dlasasa.'' lu thia brief re­ port Is th* whois indictment against tha revolutionary anarcbteu. By means ot false teaching they twist tbe minds of those who aro unable to perceive the falsity ot these tosohlog*. This is not common to anarchists, by any means, but whan the talao teaching takes the form of justifying nod encouraging come "tbe best selling.” A Hare, a leading druggist Of B O-, wrltee; ■’Electrio Bitters The Pains of Kidney Disease II THE WIHTEH Warn You Against the Moat Dreadfully Fatal of Disorders. You Can be Cured by Promptly Using Dr. Chaae'a Kidney-Liver Pills. - ii PUoed oolLe cheat or back or on both tnemlior that the flag, emblem of liber­ ty soil equality, threw ovl the glory of to the morning brees>> I remember that we all stood huddled together JO years. You know wby r Most dis­ waiting - and—thru It came eases begin Io disorders of stomach liver, kidneys, bowels, blood and platoons of men fully armed and equip nerves. Electric Rlttora tone* up the stomach, regulates liver kidneys and bowels, purifies tbe blood, strengthen* them Dumpey. with bead closely crop yeb ami Lad already married another woman. On Inquiring from lUm the cause of this be replied. "Your honor told me that you would not employ my wife again, so 1 thought 1 would get rid of her and marry another woman wbotu ’ you would employ.-—Black- A big British battleship coming hero to attend a patriotic rnnctlou of some 'bo supplied One furnace presented Ula bill to the English cap •■Drunkard.'' Price 50c. sold by \V H. Goodyear, druggist Au abandoned claieru is often a dan­ gerous thing and should be filled, as stagnant water which may rsniaio in On they came, tbe druma and fifes playing tbe "Roguea* March" Our hearts were In oar throats, but we dtnehed our hands and held our places like men. •nd gradually nil It up - wilt sltiod Msmtna—BuL darting, why should •drlcvl , , Bobby—Isn't bls sdvlc*. params. It’s bis borrid old msdlcias that I Lata A thousand things by It are dona far better than most things do one. Ws A man who is earning the living for a family doesn t bare time to live np to bls wife's Ideals, and by the time be IMl IsMgM that mm «• irikiiwiMsg mb vm aas Dr. Cbros’s ffWM Liver obliged to bls wife's no longer. Engiaod. ronple ot child. Prleud- Don c send atton into the mental condition of Leoti tloo. Il w»a fully apparent long before by the refAxblloan majority of congress, Schley lock the stand that the bottom , I» ths fare ofprotcate f^gtn the Ord oance had dropped oat of the carefully pre- ary menace to the cocnuutnUy. Csol, goat was led to aaaasalnatlou because bs Bureau and official reppru showing that was unfortunate enough to fall Into the hands of a dangerour frtatraptor in aocloLemly'a object, when be got him op the HedbeJall^moiJMbandsofa stand, seemed to be rather to tire, worry rational teschsr, ba would have remain­ proportions if properly probed by con- and humiliate-blmjibsto tobwUw out ed a useful member of society, kit G*. T-l. KI— . hardly nerraasry to drew a moral from the report of Dr. row Ur, Dr. Crego and gTsaslonal investigation of thia,and , other war department contracts is giv­ en in the annual report of Gen Buffing­ many, aud there has been no hesitation The Hemald and The Pilgrim to payton, chlei ot the Ordnance Bureau, In say inf io. There is no doubt that lo-advanos subscribers for only ll.ti. The Druses sometimsa divorce their wires for apparently tbe most trivial causes. Thna a man named Sole (mao Atrala bad a wife. Isbakysb. The wo- I*nui|M*y nt the guardhouse tbs night too little. Al length 1 was before We bad shaken bands with him tell Scdelman that owing to laslneaa t rould rmploy her Shortly afterward 1 went to e could to assure him nd friendship. might publish one of tbeui un enptloo open to those whose offiolal or had leaked out: “In my judgment some soda) padtlou isn't prominent enough of.the pTopokod commercial treaties plenald time last night, said Jooca “t spent the evening at little social gathering st tb« Goodman mansion " pecpter queried Huiltb iked bint the trouble. "Be." de one must have either of money or a great des gsllsl. of Flllsy, Mo. "I gave her a "Ton don’t tell me doso of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy acme unirronntable reason had taken and tn a short time all danger «aa (iut sad the child recovered.’’ Thia rem Tbe trust* are '-lie backtblicao parti- In fact, they arc the party Itself ft la a simple tales no opium or other harmful inb­ matter therefore, to look to toe titter- prei* comments on the announcement that large ro-cn for cements ivrr to be sent to th* Philippines, that thbadmln- ed say nothing, for bs had entered Into s conspiracy to ttrfraud tbe govern­ ment. so be pocketed Ns lose Some of the younger generation should pattern after Abner Brown, father u( J. J. Brown, of thia city. Iasi Thursday morning the young ohap (he is only SB) left Lansing for goation took _ ting back to tbs house In liras to pile a couple nf cords of wood before dark -Grand Ledge Independent. So Hope From Republican rum rd <«lcr ;t lispa yotThad better advance me three ur four thousand dollars on account. tbe dead were being laid away to tbrlr champion. tbelr bare, tbelr king, But on they came— , this occasion far one nlgttF ■'Wbst makes him walk so queer! He esema to be limping." . Ridge, which the doctors bad neves At last they rcacbcd tbe sslly port. iitsto ky cou!4a'< Uep sobw. shrieked ont th* fifes, and a moment later IFumpey stood outside tbc fort a (Kan.) Globe. And then this worthless outcast, this drummed out drunkard, this limping, halting, wounded ag soldier, who bad plsyfd a man's part In the bitterest Remember continued boiling reuses Um drunken Dompry. halted, quietly took tbc Ixiartl marked “Drunkard" off ble Rathc'r than bo without Charley ^ny Rocky Mountain Tea. W. Bring* attractivensaa to llaUaaa no- islted Madrid ono time tn company with her buaband. Blguor Nicoltnl. wbo thought himself a Stripes!" I. have new forgotten It. God. I never will. . the signor. madatnsT’ Catherine de* Medici of rance was well liked. Bar features were regular, •nd tha chief merit of her conntanaoca was a fall black eye that seemed to "Hello I Where are you gotagr cried tbs lion as the fleet footed stag dashed by him. "Oh. Pm last traveling for my health. I’blladripbls PUv the Great could see things in front of bl) nose as well.pt afar tiff. “I notice that the women rub tbe washshall gat a divorce. Hsnpakt (huatblyl-1 Wish, tay dear, �Prohttiewl Wrtctrw. ——-dSfSEftjoL Swhhzhy & Brown, MIK FIM. i kominilc Marrlije"' Suprli«« , SBcjIichI ilfffalil tt Squan.j best and ,t in-tile !dty. «* •* -* > 25 and 40 cents. ilC'every evening. j» Walker. <UM At the ricMtoh of ttoflat*™ coun­ ty board of supervisors the committee appoint Al to repart oil the quretlotf of a new ]all recommended that the .bid curST' ' MEiYOUS OUTY. Tki tyuimt flm In flit City PLUMBER. Wm. H. STEBBINS z msmss , Shop, Ont Door North ol Hsstinji National Bank PUBLIC SAm OF DRAFT GLENFOYLE SHORTHORNS Thursday, November 14, 1901, at one o’clock p. tn., comprising 4 8 SHORTHORNS 418 12 Ysio)g qowa, 5 with calves 7 Yearling Hellers, 30 Bulls, from six months to Rtifoot, ' • The msu^rity <>^ the bullaaiftywipyned srrF*.-j£*ch auiindi 'registry win helianaed each purchaser al the conclusion of the fc ■ can Shorthorn Breeders Association. The sale will be held in* J “glace whatever the weather may t>e. Positively no postfxon'fmentl Glenfoyle is three miles southwest of Marshall; Mich. Parties • at the Royal Hotel, and be my guests—without’expensc. Free p • luncheon will be provided, free to all. Catalogues ready and will i recorded and a certificate of i, signed by Secretary Amcriaveretl pavilion, and will take f\jsitively ho reserve' om a distance will please stop jveynnee to farm. A suitable >e mailed ppop application. rlAIng A. CMQYSTAL, Marshall, Mich. START THE DAY RIGHT ‘ AND EVERYTHING WILL GO SMOOTHLY. ’ I s.i>2 snitr-jD methods and instru1 WH0 r • 35IUTH/.51LH Henry Wlaeraan. tbe secured mur derer of Mre. Huu, faced bls charge In Justice Fnowden', court Saturday morning and refused to pleadHe had a Plre .of not guilty entered Ixmin Earn, of Inpeer. la dead. against him snd vu held for emi»- Two or three days age he received n ItxaUon. with no ball. Tbe charge was scratch upon the band by a murder and not manslaughter, as the trivial rusty nail, whleb reused bls death ooufreaed rrimtoa) bad hoped. A crowd too large for the »ttl. coart from blood poisoning. Frank Zwitter. a miner In the Pewsbic mine, was Instantly killed at work In the drift. A 250-pound rock fell from above. crushing bls bead In. He was 19 years old and single.' Tbe rush of sugar beets to the Bay City iactortra thU yew. la unprece­ dented and fanners are complaining bUtrriv pf tia Uek'or care to move tbrtr cropa th th* Netoriea. . Banltad Center - reboot • Mare been WjM bi if youiWJtadteted SaVIIHDAM it bortf! I lo.aqp damage*. Rlw fa^t**^** •a ’’Ht' OtaUai ’cbputj trocutlon as one Of 100 women wbo will bars to par* penalty of Cxol- Ohio rood uaar Vanca Klailoo. Pa., Car luapector Michael Hahn was kfilod sod aeveral men Injured. ‘ ■ President Z4luyh baa not jet rtgriH: tbe Nicaraguan renal treaty with the Ubltod iStateaU approved by bta congrere taat year. It may be revlred- . M. Fangeron, wbo confeaaed to mur­ dering Herman Jung, whom be se­ cured of plotting Io kin Joe Chamber­ lain. Mi 'been'sentenced to death Id lUve Jennings. ibortnaker. 72, of Montreal. elalmi to bare falton betrio aaBagUab relate valued at JIStUKMV coo. Which baa been waiting for him for 200 years. _ Pekin reports tbit tbe reran of Wu Ting Fang, the Chinese minister at Washington, baa been decided upoa. HO will »• offered. It la aanotmesd, • subordinate port In tbe diplomatic Th# monthly statement of tbe public debt dhows that at the elose of traaint«» October 31. 1001. the del*. M cuh tn tbe treasury, amounted U.USUHXKT a druease from last month of P.rAi.41*. �;tincs>herhld Nov. 11, and continuing all week Commercial Rw.lproclty. Cooking Exhibition. ffl leads but a superficial glance at existing conditions to show that the We h«Ve arranged to have a tn#n, direct from the factory, tu show our friends and patrons thgt (he trade by the negotiation of reciprocity treaties with tbs commercial nations. ttocal convention ol manufacturers and held at Washington U> dlacuis commer- * will last longer, bake better and Quicker, beat more water and do all of this in less time and with less fuel than any range made. Biscuits Baked in Cbree minutes vhu this meeting of old ilocHsU will do on that cocaalon. It may be predicted with confidence that they will be actuated by self-inter- and served with delicious coffee free to all who call. Be sure and come. handsome Sei or mare, 17 Pieces, Tree modification at the existing tariff as Interests They will be willing u> see freer trade If K can b« accomplished without removing protection from their great majestic Range to all who buy a Great Majestic Range at this exhibit. * H fiandtomt Souvenir for Early Callen caedingly doubtful whether they will ■anal interests for the good of al). And so, although the needs of our tcctlonlsu who am U, ram In Washing­ ton will be able u> accomplish anything. They will be found tou selfish to make conceealoua They will be willing to * Goodyear Bros ♦ *C 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4*4*4* 4*4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4» 4* 4* 4»4» 4* 4» 4**4* 4* 4.4* 4* 4» 4* X CITY MARKETS. good thing, abstractly ocpisUlered. but ic] dowu the tight Mr Low, under a pink tea to which Mr. Roosevelt in­ will not be willing U> apply it to tbrm- whdfe leadership this great victory has vited 1‘roleesor Washington, It was a chocolate lunch Nor need • « expect that the republl- He has obtained high distinction both as a scholar and ss a municipal reform­ MaNYLaNu it rtwponxible tori er Undoubtedly however, ho is about lnahl««i. Wellington and Mudd What to enter upon tbe greatest problem of a trio Ing among certain republicans. like tbe his life th* puriAcatioci of politics in ADDITIONAL LOCAL late President McKinley, and I 'ongresw- Wheat. Ekk» ATTENTIO N THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN Dried apples Oats Rye . Timothy seed Hay .... Mlaa Maude Kelley returned home Chickens dressed lection ought to be. st least modified, so confrouU him. Iaai Tnureday evening from tier ex­ Hogs, live............... tended vlxlt in Traverse City Hides The American people, commerce easier. But the republican Tbe union meetings which are being party is controlled by the extreme proconducted by some of the churches are Tallow sufferings of Cubans, should st least ex­ arousing cobsiderable Interest tend s helping hand to the Boer prisonThftdogroe itafl of Hiawatha l-zidgc. oarried into effect. The subject of com Th me prisoners are suffering merclal reciprocity will very likely re­ Cklcwxa yesterday afternoon, to do the ceive much attention Io congress this winter, but the discussion will end In and Mri W B. Sweexey Intend aupptia-1 by charitable ooo’rilxitlooa The relief from the narrow policy of DingleyUm need n<x be ripivtef to there sod perhaps make their future coma from the party of Hanna, Lodge home in that region The Hkrai.i> been counmarltaled tor disobeying joins their many friends tn wishing Sampson's orders and having bls en­ gines coupled up, In the fool Idea that In the sunny southland will tha country eventually look for there might be a light. If Schley had genuine policy of freer trade. At the pleasant fam residence of done this, It's dollars to doughnuts that NOW is the time to have your outfits reputed, and we are the people who can give you the best prices on all kinds of repair work ... |fi.(»to»6.: Boilers Rcflucd, Cylinders Rebored, Boilers Patched, Smukx Starks Made. Engines Repaired, All Kinds of Casting Done. ..„ki toJO ......... « lelJs 4.00 10 <08 » ifctoiko I A l^c to l&y < Before ^liavipg anything done give us a call. EAfiLY & BURNS Phone 4 7. Adjoining Bentley A Rider a Planing Mill. TEA^COFFEE Great Salt Continues! * Great Decision. sap to give his wife a spanking and ate In her unrighteous anger made ep­ i a charge concerning it would have qp dty, occurred the wedding last evening of their grand daughter, Mita Iva Rolfe to Mr. Lewis Bedford, of Grand It is announced that the British have Rapids, the ceremony being performed decided U» apply inure drastic measures by the Rev. H-D. Cheney, of Hickory Our TEA at 40 and 50 cents is the same brand »e had so large a demand for at the Little Brick. •’V*' COFFEE at 18, 15. 20. 25 and 80 cents. The 20c. coflee is MO-VA, one of the best on the market for the price. Have also a full line of Measure* bridal ocraple were present Miss Clara Hall was brides maid and Mr, Dodge ever refused to grant a bill on such tri­ doer from the very beginning— without Rolfe, brother of the bride, was best vial ground and dismissed the case much effect on the result This decision will, we bare no doubt, familiar sound. army of conscientious husbands wbo future, to administer wholesome disci- latinos Mr. and Mrs. Bedford departed for their future borne la Grand Rapids CANDY, A unique and delightful Hallowe'en first Impaled him on his pen and plant­ party was given last Thursday night at ed him In the newspaper. Stick’ M/xtH, aiid'i>ciiny ■esalble people, that self-correction Is often salutary and conducive to a prop­ We think it very probable that King M laves Grace Pryor, Esther Lahr, Edith er frame of mind. When a mau spanks and Anioletta Lombard, Elizabeth bis wife he is simply punishing him. Edward la suffering from some chronic disease. The royal families of Europe Field, Mabel Ruas- and Mary Graut. The party was hold In the garret where Therefore be is simply correcting hlcngoblins and spooks and witches and that they have degenerated physically aslf. such other uncanny beings as arc supSo It will have to be acknowledged by If not mentally, to a startling degree. all phllanthropically disposed persons, Ma. Roohkvklt has called Senator all believers In the institution ot mar­ A reporter from the H«AL»<who hap­ riage that tbe Chicago judge wm right. Aldrich Into consultation on reciprocity, pened to call was uthaijed Into (he dim­ ly lighted .Kall by a gbosUy locking alienable rights, ills long established personage who mysteriously - pointed claim to bo the lord of creation, if the principle of reciprocity; w hat hs objects upward. The frigbtenod reporter court bad decided that. ba could not io Is its practice’. BPMbbllhgp/Mceoded to/Uje gar/et where he expected to see a ghost deuce Ing'to his wife without giving ter ,WftY doesn’t the navy department pr socm such awsweese alghu -But be grounds tor divorce? After such a just decision, who shall dare hereafter to cast reflection upon tha high-minded and fearless integrity of our judiciary? Truly all men who J. E. HOGLE, ushings GOiNC AJ Regular 50 cent shjrts, 8S fits. Overalls worth 50 ct& for 40 cts. fl‘2 suits for |10. >10 suits for $-5. pi suits, extra good, $4.75. 10.50 suits for £5,00. 15.00 suits for f2.t5. Nice line of boys’ suits, ranging from $8.50 to |U.OO, will ,, be,gold at great reduction. . children’s. sui&- worth irom JL76 lo J5.00, marked al figures that will make them go fast. Call and get prices. UMBRELLAS- Regular price* from SOr. u> II.2'., marked from llffi - ■ ■ Y rod u» ' sat Y IH--QOM3 OS NEW ■ FRED J. YOUNG. J,UW Clearing Sale -ir t’tgf bos aferfi* ~ snd mu»t Special for SaturdayOnly Dm K AM0 says if the United States young people prjwcnt hsd a delightful doesn't adopt reciprocity he will smash time and Iskraed Ln a most reliable and everything to places. Wooder, I? ba undoabled (nanaerwbat waste be their wlU do U Ml by himself. "MetaseW- Ions, special , the muetlon ot Judicial approval. MM furniture at low prices. w *y. toes; pf Il LsdJff- ting 5c a 10f< inches wide, all colors, SEW4G» itttlsd “The Black Tulip" there U I aadoubtadly Tun republican party In th. wrath has u swallsd by exactly the number of demo- Everything Must Go! HERE ARE A FEW BARGAINS: Goods Delivered. Phone 71. tag apantaeat, lijrtuift'Wi'Chlhite1 Matoras aftfl mMyUgbta, sad fitted up with games and dev leas of all aorta sultab.o for. Uie.nlgte before All Salnu'. QXMXAL Mhjb tea shifted aides m L PRICES. Don’t Miss Tins Chance! ( MACHINES to included in this sale at McCOY’S. lined at 15t and 25c �HUSTINGS HERHLD ’ Frank Kagiwhatdt, wbo ha* lately j The ca*e of Jacob Adfetter, of i been special unuMugar fur Gen. Wood [land, charged with keeping hto . a* Quemado*, Cuba, hap served hl* I “ * - Mr. and Mrs. W.-H. Paton, of May­ three years tn aha regular army and field, formerly of tbto oily, ar* lb* hap­ alerted Batunlay for hie home In thia lUhwe H,twan ar. py parents of a daughter bora on tab- city. Il U expected tnat be will arrive about tiatuntey or thu flrat of next Undad vWi,!,,u,uK ti' Notice—Parties bolding tickets for Elmar Carpenter and hto gifud wHe OlleU* Pictures will pleas* trade them will occupy th* auditorium Buoday af'’ jjiCflK*. ternooci tatd evening nut. In the In­ Ur that due. terest of Spiritualism, i After sack tootur* Mie Carpsnter will'give d*aorfpUoua Mrs. Carpenter to a flue Orator and excellent test medium. Mr. Car. next wrek^rt Goodyear Bros. ginnlng Monday night- Flinah carfi’at‘be Hoaui afliee.. Have yon read Goodyear Bro*', oftBaby cab for sale Inquire of,Mr*. E.J. &dg«r. < Fred to Heath wss In betroll th* first of th* week. . . Hre. D. K. Titman went Tucedsy Pigs for sale: Henry Andrus, on C. evening to Jackson for two weaka* villi C-‘Olmstead'* fann. Travers* Phillips was In Naahvllle with rcl*Uv«e wtjllc our genial M. C. U ■UuawH't dear in the yesterday on buslcess­ This is a book handsomely bound northern part of tbaatat*. Altha annual meeting ofthe etockin cloth, gilt tops and originally Sunday laat, a daughter. sold for $1.00. I am going tn bolderu of the Grand River Valley Bora to Mr and Mr*. Charles Doyle, Railroad Company, held tn Jackeoo offer them for the on Sunday, the 3rd instant, a Ijjjji. last week, Fred H. Barlow wae reSee the modern cooking wonder- tbe Majestic Range al Goodyear Broe. Ouo thoroughbred. Shropshire nun lamb tor sale cheap. C- D. BaLD’a lN Montauk Library Edition. RENKES & WALLDORFF THE FURNITURE DEALERS, The Newspaper Blue Book foe 1K» has Just been toned. II I* the retagnixed authority on newspapers, and It lx a grant oompllmant to any u vwipaper to be Bated in thia book, ae aelocilont arc mad* without the knowledge ot th* publishers, and money, Influence or ad­ vertising ha* no weight with It.—Ta­ coma, (Wash.) Neva TheHEaau>U the only paper In this city Hated In tbe Blue Book, and wecortainly appreciate the compliment. Mr*. Tropel, 80 jaon old, living with her ton-in-tow, E. R Wimans, in Naab- had such a large or as welT a selected stock of ’ Rockers as now. They have'large leather seat over springs with” beautiful quarter-sawed oak polished backs, and dainty mahogany rockers for the ladies, and small rockers for the misses, and still smaller ones for the children. ROCK YOURSELF AND REST You cannot understand the value of this offer until you nave seen the books. We have the JUl we're going to give a set free with .very -Majeatle Range told at our exilblt next weak. Goodyear Broa. FOLLOWING TITLES Renkes G Walldorff, Orning u> her age It la Icerod tha ebock Abbe Constantin. will prove fatal She la thought Co ba The Alhambra. •lightly demented. Arundel Motto. Bacon's Essays The Bondman. By Order of the King. California and Oregon Trail. Cloister and the Hearth Corinne. day nlgbu «ben ?h*nged Into a ant Countess of Rudolsta.it. day tbc ground w« Cranford ul Spanish war service The Deemster I \iM*U mtot a rare treat it you not The Deerslaver attend the grrai Majeatle cooking rxDream Life. h (bit ak Goody car Bro*. Duty. . Mr*. A. A Willtnoot and daughter East Lynne. Mand, returned Sunday evening from An Egyptian Princess. s tow days' vb.it In Battle Creak Emerson's Essays (complete). Mr and ; Mrs. ChM. Rebin too, of BaUie Qreak, were ' gne*ta of their Firm of Girdlestone. Poultry wanted—1 will be ready to niece, rfrs. T.S Brice, la* week From the Earth to the Moon. take tn fat. well dreaaed poultry on Freak Barry, ot A—yrla^Jra* la th' Thuradey, Roy. Uth. and every Thur» Gold Elsie. pity fwaUinlay Mr Barry Is still day during the winter, lor which the The Green Mountain Bovs. Grimm's Popular Tales. highest market price will l» paid. I.. A Hardy Norseman. Henry Esmond. , ■ Mr*. H. E. Hall and daughter Ba*ate, will atari to day fur Lcxlcgioa, Ky. History of a Crime. where they will tpeud the winter. Mr. Holy Roman Empire. Hall is at Lombard, which lx not far The Initials. tnun Lexington, to th*l he will ba aide Jane Eyre. to ipend Sunday# with hl* family John Halifax, Gentleman. Letter* addroewl to the. following Kenilworth. poraun* remain uhclalmod In thia odlce Knight Errant . . Married al thcM. E. personage. Oct. Last Days of Pompeii. 30th, by Rev. Gao- BuUeh, Mr Heury Longfellow's Poems. J. Wickham ai<Mitt Erma William*, UNDERWEAR VALUES That Cannot be Excelled Heavy Fleeced Double Front and Double Back Shirts at 50c. Heavy Fine Derby Ribbed Underwear at 50c. Ako Boys' Wool Fleeced Goods at 45c. Cotton Fleeced at 25c. All Wool in Salmon, Grey, Brown or Red Colors, at $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 per Garment. Mostennnn Ready. Micah Clarke The Moonstone. Ninety-three. Old Mam’aelk’fi Secret. 1 OH Myddleton’s Money. Oliver Twist On tbe Heights. A Pair of Blue Eyes. The Pathfinder. Reveries of a Bachelor. Romance of Two Worlds. The Scarlet Letter. Sesame and Lilies. Silence of Dean Maitland. Sir Gibbie. ' The Sketch Book. The Spy. Tales from Shakespeare. Thelma. ’ ‘ Three Guards men. Toilers of the Sea. Tom Broyrn at Oxford. Two Years Before the Mast. Uarda. \ ,• Unde Tom’s Cabin. Vanity Fair. Westward Ho! We Two. The White Company. Whittier's Poems. * •" > •• • iWide, Wide World. yl/T '1 Window in Thrums. - ‘'r. , The Wreck of the Grosvenor. Zenobia. '".5.^ L both of Caelttm. .. •■ • ■ .. •An Important sale of Olcnfoy le Bborthorn*,U Marshall !iady'artiaed Id thl* Remember Utt by paying twealyjack's HaaaUi. S*e advertlaeiuoi.i fiv* cent* extra you cod h*v* no* ably th* ilnubD fur out year but alao tbe lllgrim, a high cla*« megaxlno of, pro­ great, ably edited and finely IIluitrated. Union Suits at $1.00, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00. .The above lines of underwear are the finest that we have ever shown and we invite'comparison. R RTON City, and Mie* Florence Troxel, of HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. Tbc Society of Emmanuel 'l*adah win be entertained Thurelay, Kov. Mtti. by Mrf ArthurMcBwaln andjhe Monday th* I The t. A. B oWe)<wschurch, will ing th* Phvitfim rxtenslou Wtlh'th*. NOW'S THE pleted this week so that tbe', Mon be openfor freight trsJBp, ■ ' "ng ecbool for nurse* at the J t is annauoced in tb* November J ■Itorium, Rattle Creek, J* al Phelp* I grim, published as Uattle Creak, t ihh J prixe, (3,1 n lb* "baby beauties" contra*. coed acted by that publication. There wore eighteen contestant*. ■fad ependDemo‘ The Hmt*co hie engaged a; regular sblklaet week printed Washington rorreepondtah* who will ■jftoduoed by th* P*. furnish a-weekly letter on matters of rsttlonal iuHntt- jTboee .wbawUb to ,ANB?..T H 3 TA1 WE'VE GOT FbD LlMfftli Sett Mi 3u Sirin AT >1.00. UMtrfUHre, • ' ' , FOR MEN, PyBylWKtaBuil, D.n. "J*HE MISHAWAKA Wool fll Overs are too well and favorably^Ttiibwri to toxf an elaborate description. -* ' TIfT.' . . W*®' You probably know from experience that they are the most durable & of any rubber manufactured. We have a full line of all mics. Come in and examine them before making yonr purchase*,^.irtyrtfi. .UFFEI �Only thi Anumub Rrmain to Bs Heird by Schley Court. ' irculadoD. Dr. Donald Mel 1* litasltr. TWO WITNESSES ARE BARRED The blood rt muit be strengthened JiW'. watery portions ooze and built>e up before the dropsy surtounding dmiea Can be cured stay; swelling. and the' bloatto and best of all htart medicines laDr. Miles' Heap Cure. B ' My heart was weak, and it wltwwwe* ' w*re before the BAlay court of inquiry In lb* forenoon, faad both of them were called la th* In­ terest of Admiral Schley. Th*y warn Frank U. Richarts and G*org« hyneh. both of whom went throne* th* Cu­ ban campaign . a* l^wspaper corms »1““- S'LS'ff?. i*ltt*4 CO th* Moats r«ry akortly iJlft ccugreM me*U. Ixjrt Pauaoetots wUl visit th* ataiV department at one* and arrange with Secretary Hay for a **rUa at conference*. at which all ot tha for th* purpoe* ot arrlrlaa at a con­ clusion that will ba satisfactory W both 0real Britain and the United State*. Secretary Hay has had a copy of th* treaty for aareral w**ka and la IL W Falx, Albia, low*. Dr. Miles' Hastings, at Hastings Housa, Heart Cute gives new strength to the heart, regulates the circulation, itunulate* the diges(>°n and restores health. Sold by druggists on ■ guarantee Dr. Mlle* Medical Ch., Elkhart, Ind. NEW BRIGANDS. VICTIM from opium, cocatu* and *11 other oarcolics. Women suffering from chronic sflmenu are in riled to consult Dr Pierce by letter /rrc AU letter* *ie privately APACHE WEDNESDAY, NOV. 20. dr. McDonald la one of the greatest Using BjrectaliaU lu the treatment ot all chronic disease*. Hl* eatecslre practice and superior «Bowlcdge rnaMrr him Co cur* OVcry California the rnesur of reetonng me to good health •gain, which I bad not had for orte three yean, until taking roar medId aa 1 thank con for your kind and prompt at BEST personal: y conducted TOURIST EXCURSIONS TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS GREAT ROCK ISLAND FISA’S SLAYER IS DEAD. ROUTE • nd Lbooe looking forwatd to marriage will find Dr. P&rce** Common Sena* Uedrcal Atlriser an inralnaule guide to health and bappiocaa Thia great work coctiinlng iccA large P*«rs. b rent frt» on receipt W Matnps to pay ezpenae of mailing «w/y. Send ■■ M*-e*nt stamps for tbe book io peper-coran, •* jt stamps aad r*e«T*CTiilp lD : Is* «> rr**l*leea T««. CASTORIA polnlmant was made upon th* petition Vladlkarkas. The tunnel will be «... " ~ twentj-JhrM iqllaa, inn* aad eoet U0.9M. As soon a* th* Tran* Siberian ihbintii railway I* finlakrt. It I* taUsved. this For Infante and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought PATENTS Bears the Promotes DigentionLhetrfufness and Hest.Coti tains neither Ontum.Morphine norMcieral. Not NaMc otic. American Laundry. If yon want your linen* waabad LKAN, patron Im th* AmerU^ anndry. Collar*, cuff* ud ak'irta mm up in th* laUat aty Im. Prioo* A perfect Remedy forComBpo Hoc. Sour Steeach. Dianroca -- —- ’ Not. L—Starting In w—----- —,'i**** <fc" Moor* Mr* destroyed a large part of th* burineea Metlon of thl* town today. Th* barnad buildings . Include Brlghau'i hotel, the bank building, Cogswell * OU**Ya *tur», a block owned by Mrs \JF For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA -Of toMklKt lees+fiw. �vM Um Hstumnwaiy nominal price. Tbe magaxine with which *e bate made thia ipttfirtu la the Pilgrim, an'nxM**“* periodical published at. Thia tnngailne haa recently come Into lhe hands of a b*w«xHp*nywho*r* bustlers. They are sparing no pains to make the Pilgrim a high class xnagaxinc and they are succeeding admira­ bly. It oomparea favorably with the leading periodical! of Ita kind, such as mother of healthy children use "Favor­ ite Prescription." •I win be very fls*i to try a few wants fcv t>r feeding to sheep, but ba probably tarans barley cut. as all grains should be while yet tn the •■dough." or soft enough to be crushed up between tha inday Evening Post, both In typograph­ ical appearance and in literary merit. For tbe cake of placing tbia excellent monthly witbin the roach of all ogt reader?, we hfiYp drekitd lohuke them The Pilgrim will be sent direct from : the publish era •ii*p|TdlHiW,or*uDUy ,or j«rtfchM<T»»lo a^urt Wine magsilne imp. luius ul liftui Idtiy, trail Hlttnlwatiu. cause it tells all the news all the time and tells it Impartially, whether the □ ew» be political or otherwise. Ii Is. In fact, almost a dally at the price of a •reekly and you cannot affmxl to be The showing of tiu western golfers was a prat surprise Io tbe spectators at the tourney at Raltuarol They play CASTORIA Pere Marquette .,, lor Tpfpnti and Children. Th tN Yh Hm Ahrqt 8m0I E. G. Slggere, patent lawyer Wub Ingtou. D. C.. whose ad appears In out columns, la an ultornoy of twonty-ono year* active practice and la well rocotnmendedtoua. fils rating will be found he owns the Inventive Age. He has sent us application blanks and other papers, and inventor* who are intend­ ing to apply for patents, would save time by calling al this office and get­ ting tbe paper* before presenting their application* through any other source. 1 prewratlvee. while preventing farther tenntatatiqn, It not an attractive ad­ dition to th* hnman system when apple luica I* wanted as a beverage. Well kept cider will find quick eale during Spring. Cartful handling, with daanliMMUJinbettwforJjl •tcraacb-.ititt-. .A* PARKI ,r_ rst: drag It right down ontfl It la tn good condition, let It II* nntll spring, then draw on manor* and plow again, says Then take 250 poanda of pboapbat*. ICO pounds of plantar and 100 poanda of wheat middling* to tha acre. Mix, all together and apply. You will get a bountiful crap ot potatoes. ’ Lonisfillo & Wills Bl Florida <jcilf <06161 ble and was clumsy and alow. He was to hare met ’•Denver Kd" Martin, but Il waaannounrad that that fighter bad sprained bls thumb. California sports say that lluhlln "won't do" to a fight Wan fed 4766 SWIFT, &CO, wKwrhJtdi, I k OX Mart Sam. Crawford of tbe Cincinnati team baa mob- borne runs, two laggera • and'triplets rb bls credit than atjy. »lh » |»r player. Crawford has fifteen botm.* runs, twenty-three two Itaggere and freely to tioryaa. It I* ot first Impor­ tant* for .dairy rows and very grod tor yr.tin* growing stock and fsttcolng �-1'nllMoct « all tuna of ^tj^orn, Shelled Coi *' Newman Fuller wars Some Coffees , L. are dJSip Imi WadMata, looktag attar hto WrrtvliiiHwMH. • ' . ■ • • -. ■ ' tag four weeks clerking for | with « cheap r H glume -teljMspe MoadMr*. •od Mr*. Mrc. Robi. Altoft to visiting frisnds tin Coffee is DOC glased. It is per­ fectly pure and has a delicious flavor. Il their future home. . , WiUXUM-CABYBTU. . ” . A pretty little weddiog look place al Moaday. J. F. William*, the father ot the bride, ot> last Thursday afternoon, Oct. 31st at 3’30. William Carveth of Grand IzxSge. and Mtoa Adah Williams, of >rg west to Halting*, . The HuLaLbepd Tbe Pilgrim topeyIn-ad vance subscribers for ooly 11.25. That Throbbing Haedacbo Would qutokly Imvo you, If you used >r. King’s New Uta Pills. Thousands Willie Rockwell od by Ita*. G. R. McDowell,of Delton •lug. SundayM. E. church- Tbe wedding look place Tbe undersigned will give a tree boys and white flower*. Tbe room was also trimmed In green and white: the sample of Chamberlain's Stomach nod build up y lilting room was deoorated with yellow Money ba. H. Goodyt DELTON. R. C. Fuller of Haetlog* hero last Monday to lake up some lumber ■ late fora week or ten days and i join with tbelr many frtaoda in wll for the Table Ge of. Hasting*. E. Barton lias bean en theslek list ’ng tfeem a long and prosperous life. fprMra. Blackman laredlinelled the silly un­ kind of food lx needed tot not only nourish a particular pert of the body, but It will sustain every other part. Yet, however good your food zany be, Ha nourishment Is dtwtavyed by Mi been rtolUng h» > blood aod liy 25 cents. .Sold by W. A WOMAN’S KNACK— Brari and Middlings Oil Meal, Poultry Food O^rShen Stock r ood ■.Ar Horses, Cattle and Hop. -for doing tilings right and putting the correct style and snap into Millin­ ery to found in ovary prooueUon of my vent to itaitln Hue. I solicit your patronage so thst tewgte Um«*acy Jara, aa ua iiantlec «•*»’. ends prepared by ,Mrs. Williams and Mrs Barton. There were teverol ffuoeta proof ut from abroad. Tbe pres­ ents were many and very nice and use­ ful. The wedded cutple will rial* a* Oats.Middleville Flo, Corn and Oat Feed (fcnvNnjal, Fine Me gtraw . ’ iy, Mixed and M, W, HICKS. ' • visiUt Opposite Court Honse. : Mrs. L A. Kline, M Mrs. MaDonald’i IM So. Burdick St. ‘reSwiljiFte m. E. church wm KALAMAZOO MICH Ing in the brick yard for this season. Mtoa VErway —T.—closed ■ W-.l a-I very Dk-ruooeeaful , .. . I qblto won attended Friday evening. , > Job n Batoon and family of Ru llano visited st a. C. Lsaoh'e. Sunday Remember the quarterly meeting held hero over Saturday and Sunday Astounding Discovery. of this week. From Coopersville, Mich,, comes Tbe social given at iho school bouse Growers Union will please send tbelr Friday evening for the benefit of the wotd of a wonderful discovery of a library was well attended and much en­ pleasant tasting llqiAd that when used joyed by all. The program was well befoso retiring by anv one troubled P'DunnsI), Mich. with a bad cough always ensure* a good night's real, "it will soon core a ooughtoo," writes Mrs. 8. Hlmelbnrgcr. ''for three generations of our fami­ er's Union having hay to bale, please ly have used Dr. King's New Discovery write the secretary stating unount and for eojsumpriou and never found It's when they wish a baler. A'our*. Onraal W Coilsst Fanners and Fruit Growers 04 .IE 1350 PIANO* n.slllon Pljii. $350 •Ui te ri’te1 leiy stiaUtei, Iris to' tha spent from Friday until Monday with bar parents here Q. A. Hyoos drove to Carlton Satur­ day night and returned Bunday night. favorite medtajne pf the.healthy mill­ Geo. Polley and wife of Rochester, ions. A few ilusca aids dlgcx'.lon, stim­ Trial boctlMfree New York, arc visiting his parents, C. ulates ibe liver to healthy action, puri­ fies the blood, and makes you feel boot- half way through. Chamberlain's Pain msec at the court bouse on Saturday HIRDS CORNERS Balm wan promptly awullM and Ore Nov. 18th, ai2 p. m. siice tea later the pain bid disappearod Mr*. Rosa Carbon to entertaining a J. S. Goodyear Co., dry goods. I. Heath'* cousin from indtaua this weak. C. W. Clarke & Co., groceries. tie Creek. attended the Carveth-Will­ Woolley & Brottaoa, shoes. iams wedding last Thursday JOHNSTDWN. nodtooom fort. '0 thoroughbred Fred L. Heath, drugs. F. H. Flint visited trie a ds at Baltic । Clara HerriU haa been ytoltlog rcte­ Creek Friday and Saturday Chidester & Barton, clothing. mour Andrus ss teacher. ll vos at Duncan lake. Glenn Dewey and wife of BaoSaid, Chios shoals toi M. W. Hicks, flour and feed. such Injuries without maturation and Mwan. Otto and Lewie Maier. Lyele I Miss Haide Payne of Bedford, was attended the Carve th-Williams wed­ Shedd and Archie Newton attended the guest of her sunt. Mrs. Joo Moore Renkcs & Walldorff, furniture. church here last Sunday Plymouth Rock rOiwters M M. Slo­ a abort timed nee. J. P. Renkes, bakery. Lytle and Bernice Tobias are enter­ cum, Baltimore. Mies Kellogg closed her school here Heath, druggisttaining thechlckvta pox tbto week. F. R. Pancoast, jewelry. Iasi Friday. For further Information inquire of ding last Thursday Elida Bechtel,'wMo baa been working Mrs, Minute Quick of Milo, was tho . Win. Giddtag has boon pulling a new Barnaby & Herrick, restaurant. near Hickory Careers, la homo again. roof on Ute Usery barn hero, occupied Geat of her aunt. Mrs. Jennie Lyons, R. I. Hendershott, hardware. Quite a number from thto place at- | It WMk. tended the L A. S. u David Smith's Our first snow storm came Nov 4th last Friday. Ace Pennock and Addison Pennock aod caught some of the farmers with to climb trcca after blanket*. Preaching next Sunday evening ul Started last Thursday for the north to quite a lot ot core to bnsk yet. R. Merrill has gone north to try bls bedside of his sister. Is slowly Improv­ 7-X>. Aaron Bunnell made a bus Inces '.rip ing. Saturday Mr. Otar received news luck at deer huntlog. to Prairieville, Thursday of the death of his slater in Ohio. Wm. Cooper is working in Uaute Cheek. , J Prccoh Bra shipped two cars of lum­ merchant. ber from this nation last Thursday Sheriff Cortright and ex-Senator Harlow Myers and family entertained 8ur farmers arc very busy al present pie of Chamberlain’s btomach and Liv­ com pany from Gerkoy over Sunday. Cao t>c placed in any furnace,stove er Tablet-. the best physic. They The ladles came en masse to pay a husking the huge corn crop. Peter or range and will warm from one i«j six nxjni*. This aupltanrc can Iw pul in farewell visit to Mrs. Lavi Cotsoo, if his recovery. Adriaason Jr., raised over IMO Uushals Improve tho appetite and regulate Thursday. Though no unexpected Mrs. Willard Bolton, who has charge of bowels. Regular site 25c. per box. Cotton bore up well and the ladloe en­ the elevator, reports a good business. joyed a pleasant and profitable lime Coals Grove to gutting to be quite a f*.-Uirilt warm some of the rooms of your house, or if you wish to warm a room or two that to not supplied with furnace heat, or if you have addeda roomer two TAMARAC. parsonage during the school year and want It warined don’t discard your furnace on that lu cv.unl, or get stoves C- F. Moreau, Lewis Williams, Dr. to makn a muss ami extra ex|ieu*e for fuel, but see BKE8LEY. He can put into your furnace one of his Busy Bee Hot Water Combination Heater* that will do Boms of our people attended tbe fu­ attended • ban tbc work required with very little, if any. additional real for fuel. Prices fur­ neral of Mh. Ida Hutchins, neo Con net Hastings. nished on application Tbe aid society was well attended at ot Chicago, st the .Kilpatrick church, F. J. BEESLEY, PLUMBER. Winnie, daughter of Robi. Johnson the home of Mrs. Wm. Castle last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs. Gon net hero HASTINGS. MICH. Thursday. Tho next mooting will be held al Mrs. Spencer’s, Nov. list. ’of oar cllltaiw. We may of toe acau> or tier orcin er, cnariee Duffey, io Collingwood, Canada, this dinner with Royal Myers and wife. Grace and Ethel Hatton were at Bun- It’s Knowing Hqw that Saves Money. Bosley's Busy Bee •■STaSTS Mrs. Ora Woodard spent a tow days lari week with her parents alibis pteoc. . Hallowe’en was well observed tn oar parte, boggles found io corn fields, carta tram Lake Odessa strewed along our Kan.. •ntaff 1 wm wholb cured by Bocklan'a Arnica Salve?' Ife tha aiest end Hardware. P17I •rWW ‘Lirtfc -Why bet- Dr. HheBteld haa employed Will ucr wilt Mt*, Hlclllinan. Tiuirvday. Tha E- O- T. M. Initiate saw m< Because in its mammoth works a ,ps of chemical experts is con­ a , j fggj every ingre.----- --- „_r_ every process of inufacture to insure a product abliitely pure, wholesome and oe every respect. The m< food and e most istible food are made Pilgrim will make hto home with rn—uanoe thto winter. M^t-v* to in Sherwood via I Ung her father ~ SobooTaiaw this week Friday; MlGaielley will continue the winter term. R. G. Rice, Ambay Ferris, F. Whit­ worth. Oman Garrett and Mr. Bishop started Monday tor .a bunting trip to ll.a northern peninsula. BANFIELD. Wo. Burroughs and wife have re­ turned from a visit to I’aw Paw and Plainwell. . / , । OF^. HeatiDL .-Will Cast Q&JA^toves, Steel Ranges .We are placing on our floor is the largest and most complete we ever exhibited—all new 1901 patterns, with many improved features. We invite inspection. Our stoves are fuel savers and wt make the prices right. , ? Our new line of single and double barrel shot guns, hunting coals, ammunition, loaded shells, blapk and smokeless powder we now have in stock- <ETS GIVEN ON ORIGINAL VOTING CONTEST. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-11-14.pdf 5965faf98e2fa936cf2a926e18940923 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1901 XXIL, No. 2B. IRJURED AT’_____ A SAW Mllll| .Died of typhoid fever, OoLJOch, 1901, • BMl MH IMHmMIL •1.00 A RUTLAND CENTER. ADOITWML JNWH HEWS. HINDS CORNER*. JOHN RULING'S HEAD A MAM OF CUTS AND BRUISES. thur Nathan PlUlngv, ag*d39yeer*, An editorial coumluee at fopr will be appointed each month by the principal. Rapidly Revolving Saw Throws a Tijia'oommluea will do all the work ol Frederick Spangemacber evHUng.the department, writing and Una Ulna, lotto city. 82500. Dora Barnum to Sarah A- •trick­ land 40a sec S3, Carlton, 8775. Alexander Cortrlgbt to Laosy Union From tbe LaPttte, Ind., Dally Har­ Hall Co., 18 rods sec A Assyria 100. committee and thalr Mio* pupil*. not John Andrew* to W. H. Chase, lots ald of Saturday, Not. - 9th, *o dip tbe following concerning an accident which Herald as final. All copy designed, 141 and S2, Morgan, MO Elijah J. Halo u>G< for this department should be submitted to the editorial committee. Julia A. Wiiiisoo to Sophia Brink, lot BK diy,»M0. ■■ Gladys Scidmore, Cha of 1WH. Jacob Weyormau to William and William McElravy Class of 19U3. A. A. Wb'selock u>’ Minnie Butl er, Harvey Smith Claes of 1901. laoaeec 2, Yankee Spring*, MfiOl). Ethel Hicks Class of 1903William Jarrard to John and Mar­ tha A. Biggs, 40a sec 11, Maple Grove, _-Education tea betterMfeguard of U1M. Oscar V. Matthews and wife toCatbliberty than a standing error. If we yrine Ingram, 40a sec XI, Irving, 8800. retrench the wages of the schoolmaster, Jesse Downs to Bradley Crowell, , we mnst raise) those of the recruiting parcel city: 8300. Frank L. Havlea to Howard Mosher, sergeant.” parcel on sec 3P, Hope; 820. “A - tutor should not be continually Henry C. Idvn'to Merchants Saving thundering InstrucUona Into the ears Bank. ilatiM Creek, 143.88a sac 27 and 28 Johnstown. 82500. • of his pupils, as I! be were pouring It Sarah A. Clark to Byron M. Ketcham through a funnel, but Indnce-hlm to l.’a sec 34. Baltimore 8525. think, to distinguish, and to find out Edward E. Cook to Albert M. Clem, . things far himself, sometime* ppenlng W* sec 7 Orangeville, 8375. Charles Brown per administrator to Geo. W. Brown, SUa sue 13 Irving, 81250. Eleaxer J. Kirchner u> Elroy Sayles. precepts to lhe capacity of bls pupil. 50a etc 18 Carlton. 82A'<i ♦ Eleaxer J. Kirchner to Sherman W. . —Montaigne. Rowland, 40a sec 16 Carlton, 82&X). Mias Grace Zagolmeier Ml, vialteti Fred B. Lawrence u> Dennis and lhe school Monday afternoon. Sarah A. Collins, 130a mo 35 Orange­ . Mias Mabel Hicks Ml visited lhe ville, 83800. Francis Wlthsy to Harriett WI they, - school Friday forenoon. 40a arc 18 Rutland. 8300. gun the study of Pope s translation of thsKUad. c moualy elected. It la hoped that catr new superintendent will please us as well aa our old one. Many fnxn the high school attended the entertainment Friday evening giv­ en in behalf of the Women's Club. All The Algebra I classes enjoyed a written review last Tuesday morning. The first orations this year were de­ livered lest Monday afternoon. The Aral oration “Thk Present Crlala,” hy : Mias Lenp Dennis, was sn exceptional­ ly brilliant oo* and we regret that on publish It. ' falrabctwaen Uatnpsonand Bchlay. He tnirala. giving a brief acoaint of the ‘ ' - ■ - - t ' it —— - — .V — L.w1. M liago. and tbe caused. Mr. Nagler treated the subject la a very Intarostsome splendid work along that line. Mr. Roy Hutchinson Ml visited school 1 . Tbe allmiasioa will bo 10 cents. Evsrybody cordially Invited to oome. School was closed Tuesday afternoon of tbe Ulhand IMi grades to , Wednesday and Fri- boon county, April 30th, 1863. When and mother, Joseph and Charlotte Plttlnger and family moved to Berryville thia county, and In 1882 settled on the Kelley of Hickory Corner* vfaii'm. BMhtel'a.Buaday• tfor tbe benefit of a th* district will be Irving church Fri- guest of Leslie 8ow**n,—Goo. DeMott end Isa Newton “An aoeident which might have pror­ Pag* Juno <th, 1803, and two daughter* en fatal occurred thia morning at a aaw mH I near tbe Fall place, while run­ ning a circular saw John Ruling waa struck in the head with a piece tttimtwo sisters and two brothers, besld did not lose oonadousoese, his face 1 Oft of relative* and friends to mourn presented a picture of,cuts and con­ tusions which made It Isok as though It I,—A t-~- — (— I ’ ' brought to town and fearoglsAfo Sira. Maud Miller *ed Jakie Edger visited ibctr >Ut«-r al Cedar Creeklmt man. He was honest and slnokro In all relations of lite. He took a man's HeboiFs last Bpadag. Orville Burwirduf wis'giawtty sc d Ml** JUris Pay P« spent Hatur-. meeting next Saturday and 1 ICHOQL VICINITY. reralsd hltn al hta alxtosalh birthday. P, R. Holmes new ••hallo'' Our ebnyvb has aeeurwA a collection through new 'phooes. of new song books and *• hope soon lo t Bmlth mA wife gl Lake Odsasa bls mother, Mit- c. Benter, over The physician found upon tloo that lhe man's eyelids were badlv cut, buf the eyesight was not tujured, and on his forehead and face were a hard worker, a careful manager, and Myra, who ba* been spending -vlth Mrs. Mervln Early. Hullng will survive, though his in­ juries are codsiderod serioes and be thorough in all that be did. will probably bear some of the scar* during the remainder of his life. The man Is a married man and Uvea In Hastings, .Mich. He consider* his <•­ cape from very serious Injury if not at the Baptist church, Nor. 3rd. The from actual death fortunate, aa had the Maccabees conducted the servlceasM bly, Bunday. Orville Kidder and wife of Grand Rapid* are vlalllog bl*sister, Mr*. Mervln Early. E. Kenyon and wife of Freeport and Dor Kenyon aad;wife of Portland vfs- LAKE Indefinite time. land la spending the week with Violet have blinded him or proven fatal.” Mr. Hullng arrived home ^Tuesday Supertntenden^Hayden Resign*. morning, preferring to spend lhe lime with his family while hit wounds are Al the regular monthly meeting of healing. the board ofgad ncalion last Thursday night Superintendent Hayden tendered E. Smith and wife, lot 228 city, 8800. Hunters' Licenses. Edwin S; Harris lo Edmund K. Cook, 160* sec 7 Orangeville, 8500. holiday vacation. ' Walter Boyltw. Woodland; Milo Hah, Lentah Smith to Jacob Wcyerman Freeport; J. W. Abbott, Freeport; and wife, 120* sec 2 Hope, 82500. James Riley toHenry Bleam. 40a sec Frank Lae, Middleville; 8- R. Rogers, most people in this city as it was gen­ Prairieville: F. D. Wilson. Preirie3 Irving, 8800. erally supposed the school affairs were Mary L. Throop to John C. Qualf and rillei J. E. Herrington, Dowling. wife, lot 6 blk IS city, 8220. Valentine Leins to Mary I .ci us, lol Hastings Musical Club. Misted between the auperinteodeot rrovetoWm. H. Potter, Tbe Hastings Musical Club met al . ___ J78dty, 82500. Mlle* J. Archer to Jas. D. Cool and lhe usual place and hour Monday even, always desirable to have. Nevertheless Chas. A.Curtla, parcel Freeport, 81000. ing, and although tbe weather was not ‘it Is not probable that Mr. Hayden Goo. W. Brown to Elvina Brown, 80a sec 1J Irving, 81250. large number of members wsre pre­ QUIT CLAIMS. COrtla P. Arnold to Idb S. Arnold, sent to enjoy the many good features 33a tec 21 Baltimore, 81. by a i large publishing bouse. As the P. IL Cook to P. A. Sheldon and wife, them.1 90* sec 25, Orangerille, 81. Herald 'understands II the desire to . Chat. A. Saddler et al., to Wm F. accept thia templing offer, added to Harden, 280a see 13 Martin. Allegnn Ing conductel by Mrs. McCoy, and a county, and sec 18 Orangeville. 83040. hlmself and part of lhe board made his Ellas A. Saddler to Cha*. A. Saddler, 1-7 part of 270a sec 13 Martin and see position somewhat unpleasant, promptare more advanced In the pianoforte 18 Orangeville, MOO. George T. Saddler et al., io Chas. A. Saddler at al., 3-7 of 210a In Martin and The program was most delightfully promptly accepting hia resignation. Orangeville, 81500. Wm. F. Harden to Charles A. and opened by a very pretty instrumental Superintendent Haydon la a good Eunlde Saddler, 196* sec 13 Martin and solo rendered by Master Shirley Crook. school man, of wide experience and 18 Orangeville, 81830. Wm. F. Harden to Philip H. and pleasing manner “Pan-American” and broad mind, and the Hkrald regrets that thing* have so shaped themselves Sarah Saddler, 75a .rc 13 Martin and 18 being most heartily eoeored responded that bo has thought dt to relinquish Orangerille, 81830. . . John Holden to Ellas‘Gray, lota 947, with a popular coon aoog. tbe cuperintendenoy of our schools. He MS and 949 dlr. 8000. • A paper entitled “Musical Culture Ellas Gray loColgrovo A Putter, lots for All,” which set forth in a most 947. 948 and94»dty, 8909. wm, F. Hicks to MeUncthoo W. forcible manner, the object of the club, wishing him success and prosperity In Hicks aad wife, low 947, 948 and 949 waa read by Mlm Anaoletta Lombard. “Tbe educational value of music is after employ his undoubted energy and receiving more and more recognition ripened'talents. . at the present time and by the world's villa, 81. ’ Ida 8. ArooM UJCurtto P. Arnold, greatest thinkers. They see that in lu The Superintendency FIBod. parcel sees ti and 22, Baltimore; 81. Mary Trayner lo Andrew Whalen, 40 life. It baa an influence upon man’s At a special meetl ng^jhe board of ed­ ucation Monday night tbe vacancy In the B. superlntendsncy of U>e city schools Chase, 04.22a arc 12, Prairieville 81000. Jamas W. Hopkins to Otis'’ caused by Mr. Hayden's resignation kina QM mo 2S. Irving, 8300. colleges “J* *K la Important that waa provided for by tendering lhe po­ Otis Q. Hopkins to James musical study sbould.be, no. isolated sition to the editor of th* Herald. It kin*, 40a tao 30, Caritoo, 8300. from, but closely associated with other is proper to state that this action was forms of study. The main thins Is to taken after conferring with Mr. Held secure a foot bold for musical art in every aooreslbla educational society responsibility provided tbe board from the kiadergartsa to the unlvar- should manifest a unanimous wish for Medical use miners him to do so; and It Is certainly very •Ity.' * “Musical education should be begun gratifying to him to know that the vote rion entered. Estate of Jacob Eisen bets deceased, during childhood which b lhe mosnen- was unanimously In hia favor. llwclrt and reuusd to discharge alcr. filed. Order assignlhx real estate en- Charles Whitney and WlllleCsr-' Walter Hayes and a party from Hast* Christie Me Zerbel, of ShulU. NORTH CARLTON. E. Batea I* caring for Mr*. H. P. French and infant eon at Woodland. Ed Cunningham and wife of north Woodland v&Ited al J. H. Durkee’s, DeD Shively of Welcome Corners was Monday- .• Geo. Bin and wife of Warnervllle oa our street Sunday calllag on friends. Fred Rickie and wife of Vermontvisited the latter'* mother, Mr*. Schalbly, Btrodav. Her. and Mr*. A. Johnson of HaaU logs visited al P. FL Holme's, Friday. Esther Durkee is working for Mr*. H. Philo Seger and wife were in Hast­ Ludlow of Freeport. . ings, Sunday- . ' Dr. MoGufflapfCarlfon Center is now Wm. Burd has lust had a monument treating Mr*. %halbly, who I* much improved in hepllh. CARLTON CENTER. Jean Hartman of Mecnstacounty was calling oo friends hl tbe Center, Sat­ urday. • Wm. Nash was RlClaricsvIile, Thurs­ day. celled there by the serious llloese of hls mother. Ubarle* Carpenter of Saranac waa ___ ___ _____ _ .u— ter. Bunday. r Mrs. J. Odell Is lhe guest of her daughter. Mr*. Roy Fuller, of Hastings. Dr. Scribner Severely Injured In _ Runaway. Delton. Mich., Nov. 14th, Special.Aa Dr. Scribner waa returning from Mrs. Geo. Coleman's funeral at Hick­ ory Corners yesterday, in company with Ed Wilkinson, they were just in tho edge of our village when the leather on tbe oeckyoke broke, letting lhe tongue drop. The horses became out. It is because their baby received frightened and ran away. Mr. Wilthird prise at the baby ebow In Battle klnsou jumped and was not hijured, but Creek. Tbe Huie one’s name Is John down on the concrete walk in front of gratulatlons. E. J. Kershner has sold all of bls ths Geo. Main residence, and was hurt thrashing oitflt to parties living near very badly. He waa carried home on a.stretcher and Dr*. McLeay and El­ Ira Cotton, who has been working tbe liott were called at once. There ar*no sd. Heaving Dsc. Oth. Estate ofLoa Ferguson , mile south of Woodland Can ter Sd w I II Ju rod internally. He is in great pain more there In the spring: R. B. Hoe. and Innulia a critical condition at the present writing. . ' rhUr returned A Pleasant Social Event. On Tuesday as Bilan Endsley was drawing rails, his horses became fright­ A very pleasant social.event was a . ened and ran away. They ran out Into the read and than turned,north striking a large tree and killing one of them In­ Hicks, Tuesday afternoon to twentystantly. The horse was a valuable oa» and the loss falls quite heavily oe Mr. proved to be very interesting pastime. Endsley. ' Mrs, Clare Goodyear winning flrat : IRVING. Mr. and Mr*. Pr**ton of near Free­ port weregueala of Rev. aad Mr*. CI Hey Bunday. About sixty war* served to dinner at U* paroosage Friday ■ „ Qnsrwrly meeting al the M. L. church next Bunday evening. Rev. Job* Graham. D. D., will preach. The homo of Enoch Andrus waa openEpworth League last Saturday nations, and Miss Belcher consolation prise, a spray of beautiful pink roses. lightfuily entertained tho company with severs! of her choice reclt*lions. Piano Contest as follows: CITY MARKETS holiday recess. So far as tbs HkRALD is irons that arrangements will bo effect­ ed by which lu present standard will > PLEASANT HILL. Frank Wellman, wife aad daughter* of Hastings were tbe guests of Wil Butter, roll. Durites and family Saturday night aad Timothy seel Prairieville Prairieville Holme* church, Saturday. Mr. BeoUr stmpaihy at a large drcls of I hia sad bsroavocteai. , anmbsr offour prcpU atmnd- Hay. 86.09 to 85.95 Wilt Durkee baa been suffering from a severe pain In bU head about tea Jay* Tallow Football Game-Uni varsity of China- but la feeling Clover seed WELCOME CORNERS. Michigan Central iu Arbor and re- Chleksas live Cblcko:si)r.--ie.J .Hid io �Ing up for will be purified by their removal fnxq ^Wesbould have beau glad to »ro Mr. 0 © of Kentucky, and Welllngtoc of MaryIt would seem that hardly anyone can take Dr, A. W-Chase'a Nerve PiUa wllk. out receiving marked benefit. Tbe •ooAflrfulaotbfaoffbhmedlcine.lHjmte ‘'■srslSss'i,' weak run down condition la the talk of every place they are known. It is only Wyck*s disgraceful administration, which has been ooelong treason alike Hastlngs yet today they are more in io the city end to tbe Democratic party. evidence for merit with Hastings peo It ba treason whicKthe people have fittingly rebuked. Van "yet Is lhe pls than all other medicines combined. Mrs. Minnie .W. Golden of second ward, Hastings, Mich., say*: "I was all run almost a fatal handicap for Shepard, down and could simply do nothing, pains but he cared nothing for that aa long so he seemed safe himself behind she normal Democratic tr.ajoriiy of 15,000 in New York county. He baa found box at W. H. Goodyear's drug store. that no majority la great enough to pro­ tect a man whom the people nave do­ IRE h a nutter which touches your cotn- strong and vigorous. The medicine is dertalnly good and I gladly recommend the difficulty of voting split tickets un­ der oar laws. If we bad the MassaThis is really nine-tenths a question of ths choseua ballot, in whloh lhe names of candidales are arranged In alphabeti­ treatment of the pores of the sldn. Some cal order, and each n»me voted for W. Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. Y. toilet soaps are as nippy and keen as mustard. roust If be separately marked, it is doubt­ ful whether Deverv’s patron would See that portrait and signature of A. you will only use the virtue you call yourJudgment, have oosne within a hundred thousand votes of the rest of his ticket.—New it will tell you that any soap which leaves the hand* York Journal. forL ■ You want a clear, fair.complexion. Our Neighbors. habitually dry is robbing the skin of its natural oil Free alkali is the robber’s name. no free alkalL Try it I Ivory Soap has It floats. CUKNEY conSSy tbaesaWHair* FRANK J. CHENEY. Current Opinion. ( U Hung Chang. Li Hung Chang waa a far-sighted ktatesman Hi matter* of state policy. He waa a shrewd, elusive and conquer­ ing diplomat in negotiation; but he waa narrow in certain particulars and he had nomllltary Instinct. While beadmired lhe American people greatly and hfd lhe mo»t profound reswet for Gen. Grapt, be reqlly believed that we could be overrun by Asiatic peoples. If the latter had the wilt to come. When as­ sured that thb wrnld be I m pots I bl e, he would ask; "Whet would your little army of 25,000 men do against millions? How would you defend your coast cities without ma*Biie forts and big guns?'1 Neither lhe civil t>ar nov the Spanbh.Amerlcao war satisfied him that the American*, who despise warfare, could gather an effective army on short notice, arm themselves for the national de- S1- hie own country and underestlmsited that of Japan. Had he been less inI< : fiucullal in government, bls war with U Japan might have cost him his head In­ Ji sUied of a temporary disgrace. —Detroit The shipments of gold to Europe, which, it is said, may aggregate ten ; million* before the movement elops, are •omewhat mystifying in view of our Urge exports Of merchandise. The financiers, If they have any, do not make any explanations, and thbie who are not or profeo* to believe, that it is our pol­ icy to establish and maintain a system of dependencies to be governed large­ ly outside of the constitution. This is not an unreasonable belief In view of what- has happened and pre­ sents one of tbe difficulties to be over- The November "American Boy." Mblbh such close relations with the south and centra] American republics The American Boy for November aa is sought for by this governmaoL There I* not ibo slightest danger of (Sprague Publishing Co.. Detroit, Spain's regaining any part of hsr for­ mer sovereignty In America, but she La to be reckoned within gaining tbe ooofideoce of her deaceudapts. Sacrl- Crow Peak," “A Doubii Rescue," "Nod's Stratagem," and "The Switch al Mud Run.” Among lhe leading articles are: Working My Way Around lbs World, by Henry Steele Morrison, the Boy No Hope In RepubUcanlsro Traveler; Fun and Profit in Trapping; Study of the Pennsylvania election True Americans, end The Old Put returns shows that outside of Philadel­ House. phia and Allegheny county the Fusion ticket received a majority, bat.in the Spreads Lika Wildfire. two big counties ths opposition mijority When thing* are "thebeet" they be­ come "lhe best selling." Abraham Haro, a leading druggist of Bellevue, counties that the machine is strongest, O„ writes; "Electric Bitters are the and lo both there are persistent charges best selling bitters I have handled In of ballot-box stuffing." The Philadel­ Joyear's." You know why? Most disphia T1 mescal Is attention lo lhe fact cseci* begin in disorders of stomach, fiver, kidneys, bowels, blood and nerves. Electric Bitter* tones up t^e stomach, regulates liver kidneys aad as were given by democrats. The Times bowala, purifies the blood, strengthens says: ‘Thus the best hopes of effective the nerves, hence cures multitudes of opposition to the republican machine maladies. It builds up tbe entire sys­ must be In building up a real democrat­ tem. Puu aew 11 aad vigor Into anv ic party, that can in rite the support of weak, sickly,.rundown man or woman. all friends of good government. "— Price 50c. sold by W. H. Goodyear, druggist. Grand Rapid* Democrat. Hallelujahl BMjjyfaesn of the purchase price Of the .Philippine Uiand* to Spain, which wu K effected without transfer of actual ca»h t there have been large transactions call­ Ing for considerable amounts of cash by a simple 'ransfor of credits. K whether the balance due for merchan­ dise has been wiped out or not is a ques­ tion rczardlng which there are differ­ ' enees of opinion. The main fact seems to be that Europe needs more gold and that we »re able to furnish it. This outward movement of specie is no Indication of business inactivity. On i\,U»e contrary the buxines* outlook is In many re*pecu remarkably bright. If W. GLEASON, pie of lhe bountry exclaimed when they awoke lb learn that the fusion forces A REMARKABLE GROWTH. . Flgurea that Tell of Detroit and Michigan Prosperity While attempting to drive across the tracks at the crossing by R. Townsend's tievalor yesterday morning, the rear end of John Adieu's milk wagon was struck by the 8:12 train and thrown a distance of thirty feet. The train struck the wagon with such force a* to throw Mr. Acxetl twenty feet, striking on his side, cracking three riba sod receiving many other painful bruises. He waa taken to Dr. R. P. Comfort's office and cared for. At present U is impossible to toll bow bad nls Injuries are but they are thought to be nothing serious, al­ though he Li likely lo be laid up for sometime. Tbe horses escaped without Injury but the wagon was broken be­ yond repair and the ground was atrewn with broken bottles, milk cans and tickeu.—Nashville News. dethiKHille party of tbe entire country, ea he Is one of tbe most level-beaded poUtlciau* In the democratic party, and of a dozen .Jaok-oMutera*. some glflifa* temptingly Inviting the guests to •'bob" tlcmal campaign. There are signs la plenty of a revolt against the repu bilean party and if no serious mistakes are erst In the White House. Washington do not bold a high opinion of th" present republican governor of the state. For Instance, Mr.Charles H. Aldrich, formerly solicitor general of tables with fruit knlvrs roar intently the brad, then tbroi Initial it will form. In front of the a several large iron •; rious shapes, from which the events of coming days may be foretold. In tbe dining room the same decora Yates will never be beard of politically In the future political affairs Of tbe stale of Illinois be will never Agues- Yes, he baa been mentioned aa a possible compromise between Mason and Dawes chosen. I believe be secretly’cherishes thia hope himself, and while I am of the opinion the man Onally elected senator will be neither Maxon norDawes, I am positive It will not be Yates. • The diffi­ culty with Yates is, that he is simply ernor of Illinois. He was nominated by a reform element, and ever since be went into office has been controlled by tbe machine. He has coquetted back forth between IxAh camps, and has never done anything to justify the nx- table, rat Tbe favors are Jack-o' lanterns palat- In which stands a small lighted candle held In place by the tiny fastenings used when placing candles on a cake. After other good things on the menu around the edge. In tbe cake hare been placed before baking a ring, a thimble and a piece of silver, signify­ ing lo lucky finders of each a wedding, the nomination." a single Ilfs or great riches. Not a little joking is beard in politi­ cal circles at tbe expense of the New York City papers, which with their un­ rlabbonee until the candles Cratniy Drain Commissioner Strong usual audacity In making cltlms for of louis county is tickled to neath to credit for anything that happens arc think that his term of office will expire crowing themselves Into flts and claim­ tiny flame ing that they brought about tbe defeat of Tammany. The humor of lhe situa­ Mixa Alberta Culp Is >boc>e girl at the Iraki tion lies tn the fact that every one of lhe reality. papers that opposed Tammany this year Jumped on a Tun Penny Nail. which Tammany carried everything by Tbe little daughter of Mr. J. N. PowSunfield baa a new dentist in tbe per­ overwhelming majorities. Tammany son of Dr. O. E. Mighsn and aa tbe has not cultivated the friendahipaf dem­ Sunfieldlles have been without a tooth ocrats in the states, and at more than lively through her foot and a second one half way through. Chamberlain's Pain carpenter for some lime they are wish­ Balm wis promptly applied aod fire ing the new doctor much jaw. lions made many enemies among them, minutes later lhe ptin had disappeared Nicholas Hal), 8H years of age and an consequently it is ’not getting much and oo more suffering waa experienced. old soldier, died at Lake Odessa last sympathy from prominent democrats Io three days the child waa t/earing shoe as usual aad with absolutely now in Washington, who as a rule do her no discomfort. Mr. Powoll b a well Bunfield bos organized a band. known merchant of Forkland, Ve. The French population In Woodland democratic party al large. Ptin Balm I* an autlseptic and heals seems to be increasing. Tbe News Tbe Schley case is now In the hands such lojurlea without maturation and In chronicles the arrival of a new son and one-third the time required by the u*uof the court, the arguments haring been .1 x-—.. , ail made. Capt. Parker, one of Schley *a Heath, druggist. Lorenzo M Lyou of Eaton Rapids has counsel, about /Izod the whole bosin ess The Herald and Detroit's new dally*, up when he saldjn his argument; "We been appointed a railway mail clerk. To-Day, fqr only *2.10. Arthur Ingalls of Charlottes who had his hand badly Injured some time ago tbe man who was victorious and did hia while feeding e corn hunker, died last whole duty ba* been compelled to ans­ Saturday lo great agooy, blood poieoo- wer for his conduct before a tribunal of Ing have set In. ' his brother officers • • • The situa­ A quiet borne wedding took place tion is exceptional and without a par­ Wednesday mocnlng, the slzth instant allel In all naval history.” Mr. Rayat the home of John Wibert of Free­ port, when tbe daughter of Mrs. WL bert and the son of Mr. Wibert were ed no little to lhe repetal I ou be has united in marriage. Tbe bride has made by the conduct of tbe case, which been an able assistant on the Freeport was so unexpectedly thrust upon him by the sudden death of Judge Wilson, Freeport is about to lose two of her professional men, Dr. T. P. Pomeroy, Schley's chief counsel. Of the arguV. 8., and Dr. E. 8. Wright, both of whom will locate at Conneaut, O. tian" thelewi said the better. The moat Four Ministers Io submitting to the public tbe rec­ ord of lu circulation In a month when many, sailing under the Democratic business was on a normal basis, the party odors for mere oonventsooe, eras Evening News ssaoclstloa of Detroit assumes that tbe public in general and lu advortbing patrons In particular prlvald'plundar. It was, and for more have an Interest In the rrowth and suc­ than thre^quartqrc of a century has cess of the two newspapers, The Even­ been the typical, the moot arrogant, ing Nows and Tbe Morning Tribune, lhe greatest American municipal ring. which have been idbntlfled with the progrew* of Detroit and Michigan tor manv J 1-T-V .... < ■■ i uc— Evening News ws^educed to one cent built Immediately and It b expected it on July 1 last there was an immediate will be running within the next sixty Blistering Rebuke. days. It will employ from twenty to forty men the year around. Tammany’s dsfeal in New York city lug at least another year of great IK*, *. I. .L. . _ ' The Tbornapple Electric Power Co. •trial activity.-Grand Ilaplds are putting up a building In Middle­ ville for the location of their transfdrmexample, who overthrew a republican normal owli machine last spring with the help of tbe news oi Judd Cook of Middleville has gone to the Independent vote, felt only grati- Hon unil oOc lhe Pacific coast to spend the winter for l the plan nronxMsd would tend to flcatlon that New York citizens, with. assumed Hint the circulation during the benefit of bis health. Mpwopl* Indifferent to the tnaovhfeb state affair* are conducted, «y would be paying directly no Compared with the same month syesr day aod indulged in a littlehuntlng ue Usti expeusea. If this were a*. Ths Dtirotl Evening Nows sod expedition. They went home With a he duration the objection would s Detroit Tribune combined show an nice bag of quails to their credit.—Sun­ Jy seem to be wall founded, badkiijr Increase In circulation field Sentinel. The Sentinel doesn't •vamment will get to be mighty oonlcs. while the avenge gain say whether they shot lhe quail oo the the people do not watch h. We The Negro's Position In the North. of the So May News-Trlbunc has been streets or bought them at the market. , however, that there is just as n I uteri'*: in the national affairs -- --- — —urn 3,814 copier. During October lhe avsrnorthern papers would wax wroth and ago dally circulation was (MI/A', cot'.m, grow bitterly sarcastic In replying to which Is more than all lhe ocher dally southern strictures upon the president Detroit papers combined. The circula­ far eateruiuing Booker T. Washington tion of lhe Sunday News-Tribuno has the order of a woman’s preference. not regulated by tbe “ &?t tb* •ouU‘«r!1 P»Pors are reached an average Kxti of «.lflfl cop- Jewel* form a magnet of mighty power .rwnlvinw _____— ’......... les. In the mauer of advertising there' to the average woman. Even that pituat of all jewels, health, !• often ruined In the strenuous efforts to make prevlwM J»ar by A?7« luchea, while or sere the money to pur<iha.u them. If “ho'e'’ an ,oor** a woman will rbk her health to get a Upoun^tkn wUh tbe phenomenal abosring The Evening News asaocla- >. they furnished that the precept onion­ ing the Inquiry was drawn with the In­ tention of excluding everything,credit­ able toBchley and including everything that could be twisted by prejudice 'tbe other way- From what Admiral Dewey has said the report and recommendation of lhe court b likely to be a very elabo­ ter. All rate and lengthy document and consid­ erable time will be required to put ft in shape. Gen. Grosvenor of Ohio, aa usual, quickly followed the election returns to Washington, and ahio, aa usual, pro­ ceeded to fill tbe newspapers with hb opinions as to the meaning of the vote. It b quite the usual thing for Grosve- ■4XX said anything wilder than ibaLJ'tbe re­ sult shows that there will be oo more tariff revision by congress than there will be a revision of the Ten Command­ ments." That was both wild and ir­ reverent. Thn idea of comparing l|ie republican tariff law with tbe Ten Commaodmenu, or rather putting them on the same fooling as to permanency, will disgust' thousands of decent men who hear of it. Republicans of larger ctiiit will promptly arrest <>. G. Green's reliable rente the past, which should have warned him ■tfrsiy cured. Ths ilchiag is all goes. I m advised other, lo ass it, beltedag k ixdd cure them aa It has me." �In. Bonine’x Trial In Washington of Great Interest. THE STORY OF KILLING AYRES. HEN in Buffalo EAT AT Tbe crop of the BL Joseph grape dis­ trict amounted this year to about U,- Tbs urgent roproeontatlvee of many who knew ths country and the Boer It is claimed that oU has been people were pat aside aa not worth struck In tbe 8agln>w valley. Tbe lo­ listening to by the ofltatal advisers, cation la kept swrol who subsequently found everything to Judge Bullock of Sterling has been Isorn. When ths country U spending a adjudged insane, and taken to the million and a half pounds weekly it Traverse City asylum. William Derby tell a victim In the uare; best and Ellicott Owosso la expecting the establish snout of a sereea doth faelery to em- xctty. jus » Iand 40 cents. j .. ISIC every evening. j» whan Lhsrs might bars been energy and aitrinros ot provision. The Tinea concludes by suggesting that the na­ tion should ba told exactly what the Friday It wm given out that ftu shortage la *fi0,000. Instead of 1ST,-' Ok). A prominent Maecaber says that the taken waa drawn 1ti two WOMAN TESTS KOCH'S THEORY. lots, money sod while one boudins company la released. tbe National, that U now responsible, will Imre to nnike rx>l tbe shortage of one cheek fur half tho £j50t. rams KtiiiTY. Prokwiaiai Dirtctroy. BIG GUN IS A SUCCESS. be lo school till a telegram announced tlie marriage. Walter Bowerman, of Fostoria, a 14year-old boy, accidentally shot a too G. R- Johnson, D. D. S. OUtaerw Uuilnr> N UaullUak. rd slblr point «y BONINE TRIAL IS ON. I Hunai. that lady over there taw* U polish her AlioAN this morning."— I London flparo Uomtuu. tl Hutlip NlNual Bull In the city lo get clean Is m BUSBY BBQS-* BATH ROOftS Up-to-date Tousorlal Wort. m. H. STEBBINS Adolph F. Holler figure In a romantic which will culminate in a wedding' celebration. About luree mouth* agu sldrrable time to the study at the fra­ grant subject. said that the population at an ordinary cheese when a few wcek< old Is greater than the number ot persona upon tbe earth. eating reaearrhca dealing with tbe mJnote organisms found lo cheese. Prom a mlcTuaeople examination of n soft variety of Grnyero cheese be obtained the following statistics: In fifteen grains of cheese, when perfectly fresh, from OOeQOQ tn 1*0,000 microbes were found, and wbe«rtbe cheese was eeventy days old the population had !ncresLsed to 800.000 In. each fifteen grains. An examination of a denser cheese at twmsty-five days old proved (about fifteen grains) and when fortyfive days old 2,000/xhj In tbe same small particle. iwl put np my other hand, and with both elirtcbrd tbe berm of the ptatnl. W1I..II Ba fell my back was toward him, and his weight carried me dowtf forward with him. trot bls grasp re­ laxed. and when I jumped up the pis­ tol was In my band. I put It on the trunk, and the next thing 1 knew 1 wee, ou tiro fire cw-sp.-. Just outside ot Mr. Ayn,ntadow I don’t know whether I looked back at him or not. - "I walked along tbe landing and went down tbe tadder. without hesi­ tating. When I reached tbe veranda at tbe xccoml floor I went in through the |Mtrlor window to the hall and up tbe stairs of tiro annex to my room I WMbed my hands and tbe wrapper Arthur Brookins, tbe^nan who was found tabU room In tbe burned I’boenix hotel. Charlotte. after tbe fire waa put nut. la. lu a crftlcal coadlUoa. When discorerod bo was on the floor unconscious The uilrrur waa broken, tbe erased roan baring taken It for a window. N. W Foster or om-fela quartermaster, rank of captain; Robart W. Thompson, second lieutenant. Infantry; William W. Deseill, captain In Porto Rico provisional regiment. In­ tan try; Emil Huchacber, Brat lleuien- Nsw York Nor. 11.-—The Tea Duty Repeal association, consisting ot soma of tbe leading wholesale grocers, job,o|l« Forty anrrlvnrn of tbr Itttb Mlchl»“ Infantry attended tbe tgunkm its Gsorg* W. Ix-vln. Abel Levin, Km11 Canon and Albin Oarlean atumpted to cross the lake in a rawboat Bun day night. They probab|y lost their try. has just been organlxsd. Q. Waldo Smith of Smith * Bills, president of the Wholesale Orocsra' association of New York etty and viclnty. Is proof- Chippewa Pall*. Win-. Nor IX— While playing la a sand bank. Waller Kingsland aad James Lose. 13 and ( rears old. Were buried alive, near lislemsa Station, six miles east of hero, on William K. Lncvy. tbe rx-prealdcat of tbe First National honk of NUss. was diacbanred from custody Friday In ths federal court In Grand Itspids. by Judge Wanty. who took the caoe away from tbe jury aed ordered the clerks to enter np a dedstoa of nut guilty. Lacey. on < russ-exaroinatfOB. admitted losing possibly Xl.XOOO la a bucket shop conducted over the bank. Tbs Ht. Joseph council baa paid nut Kl.OtD In eity warrants, tbe largest amount voted at a single nx-etlng lu a long time If ever before. Of this amount *15.000 was for the asphalt paving recently cotaplcoxl. A conductor on tbe Michigan Cen­ tral air line found a pocketbook roa. �Reciprocity Stands No Show. When Ute Dingley tariff bill was tormulated a provision wm inserted per­ mitting the negotiating of rodprority conventions. Under this provision Mr. Kaseoo. tho well kpowo diplomat!.:, acting for lhe United States, negotiat­ ed a number of such treads*, the moM Important being with Franco. A* 1* well known these treaties, elaborated with much >rr<- and designed to lacrease greatly our foreign commerce, failed of ratification In tbe senate Imi session. Tho state department, how­ ever, has renewed theoo treaties and they am to bo urged upon the senate again thia winter. r Reciprocity is of course an Indirect way of reducing or abrogating tariff duties. Their algi Is u> make arrangemanta with foreign countries whereby certain foreign products which do not come into competition with homo In­ dustries may come tn free, in return. But there I* po probability whatever that the program of reciprocity will bo permitted to bo carried out. Senator Aldrich, chairman of the sen etc finance committee, L« the leader of tho opposi­ tion, and ho I* one of the most Influen­ tial men In the republican party. Mr. McKinley strongly urged upon the country In bis famous Buffalo speech the adoption of a policy of reciprocity in our foreign trade relations. There li no doubt that a large and growing faction of the republican par­ ty a'e in accord with the reciprocity Ide* first made prominent by Its advo­ cacy by James G. Blaine, and lately brought to tbe attention of the country . by the last public utterance at Mr. Mc­ Kinley. There I* no doubt that tbe growing foreign commerce of th* coun­ try demand* that something be done to remove tbe restrictions upon that commnroe which lhe policy of protection ha* placed upon It, and yet, in spite of all th is, th* monopolist* of the cast who control the republican party are bent upon preventing any notion toward* the modificaUon of the proclou* dooIrine that If making thpip inordinately rich at th? Papense of the Ani«rif»B they will prevail cannot for a moment be doubted. The Amsriuan people—the masse* and not the highly favored manufacturer* of New Eng­ land and Pennsylvania—will have to look elsewhere than to * party domi­ nated by Aldrich and Dalzell and Han­ na in order to olxain any tariff reform H<islal!ot>|wl.stever even of the round­ about kind proposed by the Kasson treatlreand favored by Mr. McKinley. American Ship Bonding. - Whether history, however .will form the Mme high astimat* of UHung Chang’* aUUUre can cot Mfolylx. pre­ dieted. Judged by the eielern Stand­ Bribe waa Indeed a remarkably «ucoe*afal *ute*inan. In all the varying vicissitude* of Mongolian politics, Prince Id suoceaJid In keeping his head upon Hl* shoulder* and thia InlteeH show* him to have been a man of re­ markable Influence and power- Ha l* wild to have been one of the richest men In the world, having no doubt made tho most of the chance* wble^JiB influ mwa with the government gave him to en­ rich himself by means which western standards would condemn M corrupt and dishonest. The re U nodoubt that Li Hung Chang was a type of the best product of Mon­ golian civilization and religion. Ho repreaentod the highest culture and mentality of "a conservative, self-conCain cd and non-progresslve nation. In* contrail to him is the present Minister Wu, now the representative of Che Pe­ kin government at Washington. The latter by bl* broad mlndednas* and adaptability, unquestionably stands for a far more progressive typo of Mongo­ lian than Pri oce LI ,’and one from which China will make a greater advance to­ wards modernism ’ than she ever can under th? leadership of such statesmen aa the shrewd an.’, subtle but negative diplomatist who has just dlqd. drod Jrtat — “ TURQUOISE deep peacock blue, make* tbe best *ort of lamp mat for a polished table. 'If tbe lamp la of acme Egyptian or Indian design, tbe. piece of colored leather suite It particularly well. EBONY very point* insisted upon by tht senate last year and al that time rejected by Her Majesty’s government. Thequnsrejected out of pique, or st a hint from Mr. Hay that he would be glad if he were given a chance to "save his taco” by appearing to, negotiate tbe treaty that will finally be ratified. States treaties by Nicaragua is merely to enable better ones t£> be formed, but all the same, we shall feel somewhat doubtful on the subject until the others are In existence. Her . act may be merely another move In ths game of t hp Ppnama canal commission and tho transcontinental railways to block aclido oo lhe Mnal. How many people know that Cap­ tain Clark of the Oregon Is lower In rank today than he would have been had there been no Spanish war? Think of It, .the machinations of the navy ring have extended even to Clark, who with Cock and Schley of the Brooklyn, destroyed the Spanish fleet. Anyone wbogetlnthe way of the fame assigned toSampsiju bad a han) lime with the ring. Phbsudent IIooskveijt Is evidently The report of the United 3tato* corasnlsaioaor of navigation, Mr. Chamber­ a civil service reformer with limita­ lain, is gratifying In many respect*. It tions. He put off tho disciplining of show* that notable growth'and pros­ Collector Sapp of Louisville, until after perity are being realized by our ship­ tbe election,'despite tbrfgot that Sapp ping lnl*re«*. We are told that has defied the law again and again. "American tonnage has attained praoll* Tho republican defeat in Kentucky cally tho former maximum of 18dl,*' serves him right. that “th* figures of 1D01 compared with 1861 show an Increase In coasting trade vessel* from 2,7O*,M4 tons to 4,M2,68J “permanent tariff commission" to deal was (iwo-lhlrds of this Increase being with the reciprocity treaties. If he oo the great lake*|”. • Tbe report also gets It, he will find something else to atsue that the »teel veaacl* under ooo- advocate in lie place whkn the proper Mructioo or under contract daring the lime conies. Anything for delay Is his current llical year will much exceed similar tonnage In any previous year. Thb democrats did all they expected There are i-cgaged in this work fortyfour plants with a eapltal of M8,0(X),000, to do al the’eloctiona. They redeemed Maryland and Kentucky, each of which , employing 48,000 men. But If tbece figures are gratifying It has had a chance at republican rule ■ is not so satisfactory to learn that of all and la entirely .willing t* get along vat ImrnenM foreign trade only 8.2 per cent. Is carried In American bottoms. “Our fleet of ocean steamers In foreign F1BST, the'Pan-American congress uwd*, ’’th. repon says, “is too small to j decided not to sdmilthepr«M tolls de­ be compared with that of foreign na- liberations; second, It'decided to admit tbns. The fleet of each of the four them, third, 11 is preparing to establish largo Brills^ and German steamship a bureau of publicity to Induce the press ewporatioo* exceed* the American fleet - I am showing this week some of the u* latest styles of Tur­ quoise Jewelry in df Sash Pins, Scad Pins, Brooches and Rings. A cord of pitch pine under distillation gives the following substance*: Char­ coal, 50 bushels^ Illuminating gas, about 1,000 cubic feet; Illuminating oil and tar, 50 gallons; pitch or rosin, U4 I barrels; pyroligneous acid. 100 gallons: spirits of turpentine. 20 gallons; ur, 1 barrel: wood spirits, 5 gallons. Hair Brushes. Cloth Brushes. Hat Brushes. Nail Brushes. Tooth Brushes. Combs.’ Mirrorn. • Nail Files. ' Scala. Salve Boxes. Traveler’s Cases, containing minor, tooth brush, hair brush, ■Comb and nail brush. malleable iron IlMjvSlK and Steel.... Brooches solid gold. Diamond and Pearls, Opals and Enamel. My Watch Stock Northampton. England, possesses a newspaper whl-h Is In one respect un­ equal ed by any other journal In Eu­ rope. It was started in 1720 and has nqver from that year to tho present —is replete with the latest styles and sizes, in all kinds of cases. I have an assortment of gouts’ and ladies' CHAINS to match the watches. ’ China and Cut Glass There I* a popular notion to tbe ef­ fect that rough diamonds are not bright, but this Is a mistake. Even la that condition they arr very bright, with a peculiar "adamantine Ittster.** as It Is called, which oo other sub- TnJBIca ars plentiful In Burma. Tbe Burmese can them "kalog-oo." They grow on the root* ot tbe kbalng grass. A local newspaper say* that they should 6e bollsd and served up hot WINTER EVENINGS GIVE TIME FOR READING YOUR EYES ARE STRONG ENOUGH. Amber cothe* from the shares of tbe Baltic era. It is. fossilised gum. and aa It la only found In that one small lo­ cality It Is very expensive- It usually tomes in ten.and twenty pound bags, although sometimes we get It In small- We want you to‘come in ANY DAY THIS WEEK and sec the Majestic in operation, have a Majestic biscuit and a cup of delicious coffee, and see the proof of the claims made for Majestic Ranges by a man direct from the factory. fl Stl of Cooking Utensils Tree with every Majestic Range sold during this week—a .set of ware made of heavy copper, uickldd, steel and enamel, well worth >7.50. One complete set absolutely free with each Majestic Range sold this week only. Majestic Ranges are made ill every size and every style, to fit every condition and every purse. We want you to come in and see the range at -work—glad to show it to you whether you intend to buy or not. ‘ IHESE I LONG IF NOT, I am in shape’M test your eyes, and after n critical examination will tf you if you need glasses pt nc and I’ll say no just as quick you don’t. New Method S deal cabin to recover this trade . thsgood old democratic times crliardayaof the. republic beo American ships admits of no of Minister Wu Is that China will sufBut that this trade should be far a good deal mor# from bls recall than the United States will. The perfection of all ranges is reached in the range* that will, work equally well with hard coal, soft doal, wood or cobs; hake, roast, broil, seethe or fry to perfection, heat all,the water you need almost instantly; properly used last a lifetime, and save .its qost price. ' ATTENTION THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN NOW is the time to have your outfits repaired, and we are the people ~ 7 ‘*‘“ best prices on all kinds of repair work. Boilers Refined, Cylinders Rebored, . . Boilers Patched, Smoke Stacks Made, . Engines Repaired, All Kinds of Casting Done. Before having anything done give us a call. EARLY & BURNS Special for of examination ip objective; docs not depend upon your mrday and IDonday, five condition of the eye with­ out questions. If your eyes trouble you, call and have them examined PRBB. Pieces No. 40, ALL SILK NOV. 10 AND 10. it 12/c. per yard. black stc �ri!l Not Help. Mra. Frank Ivroof Charirtua b in tho oily to attend tbe wedding toaight. Mia Alice Hall started yortorday fur Rlveralde, Callfoirala, where aho will spend the wIom> > \.. .. Mra O. L. Davidson of Grand Rap­ ids and Mra, A.’A. Matlaoon of Middle­ rille era guests bfMra. W. K. Barber. An order has been lamed by the drcull ooxjrt for a sheriff's sale of lhe peraonal property In the Harthorn estate. Tbe HMULb is glad to see N. T. Par­ ker able to be onthe olreote again. He la very much better than he waa a few In lhe fllvoroc case ot Rollin Derby The Women’s Club m wain Ute P>rya. May Derby, Nellie Fisher vs. Frank Uh.bouse, Friday. Mu'. Itthai half Fishery and Hattie Arnold vs. Albert past two o'clock. Aside from the roguArnold decrees wore granted latt BaXuY- lar program ‘there will be th® report* of the delogaww to the State Federa­ tion meeting, Roil call to be respond­ ed to by current evenia. Charles Ixswb emptayed by Smith, the florist of Adrian, ta charge of the chrysanthemums, has reason to feel Saturday, the 15th. will occur tho 1groatosi foot ball gatso at tho eeroon iat Ann Arbor, between Michigan and < , RENKES & W ALLDORFF THE FURNITURE DEALERS, ,, A dispatch iaysaUnlsy's Fraa Preys proud of the fact that hb dlfltby at tbe states that a break has occurred In the Chicago chryuanlheaium'* exhibition, big dam at LaBarge and that It is likely received the first pries. He has sent to make a serious delay in putting the some of lhe flowers » his parents in The' Wv^H-n is Informed that the thb city, audtheyaro beauties. ladles of the Presbyterian church In­ To lhe Heangs Women's Club, tho to n(l to hold another rummage sale In wa« arrested I n G charged I. people'of thbelly owe Vie evening of lhe spring. 1 with malicious destruction .of prooertyy Mbs Bertha Latibatygh, 17 years old, and is here in jail awaiting examination pleasure which Augustus_F.| Howell, daughter of James I auhough at Rut­ before Justice Walker today or tomor- the Boston nxmologist gave them Iasi Friday evening, when he itnpirsonsu'd land, died pt five o'clock this morning David Harum at tbe opera house. Mr. Tho Spiritualistic meeting at the Howell justified, the encomiums which A. Mcllhcnny lhe piano tuner will Auditorium last Sundaywasquite largo- have, been showered upon him by hb as now. They have large leather seat over springs with be In this city the first of next week oo lay attended. Nineteen persons signed masterfa I Interpretation of the delight­ his regular trip. Leave orders at a paper agreeing to form a society And beautiful quarter-sawed oak polished backs, and dainty ful old character at David Harum, Ono mahogany rockers.for the ladies, and small rockers for the a meeting will be hold next Sunday al could hardly help feeling that tho gen­ the Auditorium at 2:30 for that purpose. uine old horse trader and philosopher misses, and still smaller ones for the children. ■ A labeling b railed al tbe. post hall of -Homrville, was actually on the ,F AND REST ROCK YOU1 for Wednesday afternoon at 2 p. m., stage before him as the gifted Imper­ r rockers. in one WjWi, for the purpose ot organlx- sonator told tbe story of the taade wKh Powers' opera house at Grand Rap­ the <1 racon, or the Christmas day Inter­ ids waa totally wrecked by fire Tuesday •Kdlero and sailors of Barry county. view with the widow Cullom; or the night. Ix»s about (35,000, It will'" Jfll - soldiers and ’saltans with their,, funny experiences of David at New­ probably be rebuilt on a larger scale. friends are requeeis4 to bo present. port. Tho ladles cleared about (28 Mrs. M. O. Abbou gave a birthday Thb h's very worthy object and It bi from their venture. We hope their Undertakers. party loner guest. Mrs. W. D. Lus­ hoped that lhe meeting will be well ah comb, of Bellevue, last Thursday even­ (ended. lug. Twenty-five guest* wore present. The following dispatch to tbe Even­ ing Frees Tuesday relates to the Utile Riker last Friday for slander. The granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. N. J. jury declared him guilty and ho was Bronson: "Kaiamaxoo, Noy. 12.—On fined (10 and costs, amounting 10*52.35. her way to school thb morning, little The semiannual meeting al tbe lavinb Clrotorman tried to run bcvom Episcopal diocese of Western Michigan, the trade In front of a freight car just switched to a siding, in spite of the fisgmkn*s warning to lhe party of chil­ dren with her. The car caught and mangled her beyond recognition. SbrCANNOT BE EXCELLED. waa only six yeare old and the daughter sale of horses, cows, sheep, farming. Implements, etc.,, on Tuesday, Nov. tho G. R-A I. railroad." Mr. Sod Mrs. Heavy Fleeced Double Front and Double Back Shirts at 50c. 11Kb, at his residence one mile south of Bronson received word of tho sad scclIrving village. Drawers to Match at Same' Price. dent Tuesday aad want to Kalamsxoo The Pomona Grange will be enter Rockers Sold only by FRED L. HEATH, DRUGGIST. You can read any of the new books for 10c. - Ask us how. HASTINGS HERALD Renkes G halldorff Cvcsl ill Ptrwul. VALUES UNDERWEAR In the city Turaday. Have you read Goodyear. Bros*, ad. vertbement In this paper? Mias Bells Hoonan of Big Rapids b visiting friends In thb city. David H. Brioe, at Naahvilb, ha* bad hb pension increased to 111 • Born Friday, Nov. fob to Mr. and talnod by tho Glass Crook Grange on Friday, Nov. 22nd. The annual oleoMra. Heury Cook, a daughter. Robert Craven was a guest of his sis­ be no program. tar In Bailie Creek over Sunday. Mr^ and Mrs. Jonas Itnier, after a woek'a 41ait with the former's sister, • held Wednesday evening, Nov. 20. Mrs. Adam Ickes, and other relatives, Little Curtis, too of Mr. and Mrs. E. returned Monday totheir hotn€in Bed­ F. Bollum, is sick with pneumonia. ford county, Pennsylvania. One thoroughbred, Shropshire ram Letters addressed to the following lamb for sale cheap. C, D. Baldwin. persona remain unclaimed in this office ’ Mra. Tinta'Booram, ot Now Decatur, and will be sent to the dead letter office Ala., Is tho guest of Mrs. M. O. Abbou. If not called for by November IBtb: Mrs. Fred Todd and Mps. Hattie Rose went Tuesday to Battle Creek for a few daya* visit The Woman1* Home Missionary So­ Mrs. Ed Schumann and son, Charlie, ciety ot the M. E! church, will continue of Grand Rapids, are guests of H. M. the rummage tale so aunplcloualy gun by the ladles Ot the Presbyterian Erb and family. Don’t fail to see lhe Great MajeaUc church, In the noar/uUire. Look for .Range bake biscuits In three minutes all ihh week al Goodyear Bros. Mra. Mary E. Kelly, president of Mra Carrie Kress went to Grand Rap. Hastings Woman's Relief Corps, went ids yesterday, where she Intends to to Middleville, Saturday and Inspected Hill Corps, No. 52. Sbe found the -rspend the winter with her daughter. der in good condition, although the After you mm) the Majestic Range at mombersnip is small. * Goodyear Brea, you'll wonder bow you - Mrs. Nathan Barlow sndMra.D.8. have managed to get along wlthoutone. Goodyear gave an AuHome at the res­ Mrs. Cyril Grigsby returned. Satur­ idence at Mrs. Goodyear last Thursday day evening to Kaiamaxoo, after asbq^ In honor of Mrs C. H. Van Arman ot Sal'- Lake City and Mrs. L- E. Knap­ Floyd Brown. pen of Grand Rapids.' ' "The bents always the cheapest.” . Tho Majestic Range Is best, and we Snyder, of Sunfield, will be pained to want you to come In and'lot us tell you learn that their son Hubert, has with­ why. Goodyear Bk». in the past month gone totally blind, Mr. and Mrs. Guy D. Erb, of Absor- and eye sproialiste, of Detroit, i*y that akee, Montana, are visiting tho for­ It will be a long time before his sight mer’s brush er, H. M. Erb, in ibis city, la restored, if Iterer is. । and other relatives in tho county. York Stale, Brick, Edam, Paragon Wc want you and your friend to chMso. Spargetta M earvilla maeacome in any day this week and see lhe great Majestic Rango bake biscuits In1 non pa. New. nub. Malaga grafts. thxae minutes. Goodykar Haos. Our own make mlnco meaL Maple for exebapge for a farm, nice double! syrup Are’nt you hungry, then come store building and nice eJean stock atf to Hams & Van Anusd's. merchandise, dry gotids and groceries. ' There will be aa entertainment at 1 the North I rvlug church Friday even­ ing, Nov. 15, for the benefit of the , Mrs. Kiva Mudge, daughter of Mrs. Edger School Library. The program LMhsr Bauer, and Herbert Roy Syl-' forvlbe oveiylag will ba fa robbed by 'taSar, will be married thbevenlng at- Ratting* high school talent. AU are ba boors of the bride on Worn Green' invited to etlend. Admission IQ conu. . 1 Herald mentioned last week as hav­ ing suffered a stroke of paralysis, dleJ Sunday. She was 57 years old,.and was born >n Wurtemburg, Gerafony. Tbespenther earlier life In the home bed, coming to thb country In 1878, her husband having precedrd her one year. They located soon lu Hastings and tills city has since been tMlr home. Mrs. Beramer Icaveo a hut band and five children to moubn her lose, one daugh­ ter, Minnie, haling preceded her to the other shore. The living children are Louisa, lhe wife of Jarob Rebor, Her­ mann, Albert, Robert sod Lilian, the last named being a teacher In the city school*. The funeral was held Tues­ day afternoon, Rev. James A. Brown officiating* BDd lho burial wag In River­ side cemetery. Out <$. respect to Mbs Lilian Brawner the scbMgWSre (jlosed Tuesday afieruoSn. ' A pleasant hiLc wedding took place at the resldeoye of Mr. a.ud >frs- A. F. Sylvester Tuesday afternoon al five o'clock, the bride being thei r daughter, Lena M., and lhe groom Harry S. Rltohie. About seventy-five of the rel­ atives and friends of ths brldsl ample were present to witness the ceremony, 'which was perfqrm.ed by Rev. Duane Freeman of Bowne Center. Many beautiful and useful'gifts were made, testifying to tho high roteron in which the happy couple are held by ■ hast of friends. The bride b lhe only daugb. tor of County Treasurer Sylvester and b a school teacher. She Intends to con-, tlnuo her school work, which is near her husband’s homo In YsnkasSprlngs. The groan U well known throughout Barry county, having been deputy sheriff under bls father while tbe latter wu sheriff, and b deservedly popular. He b now engaged In farming. Mr. and Mrs. Ritchie begin married life ah tended by the esteem and good will of a Urge cirole of friends whom the Her­ ald joins in oongrainlMlaas. ‘ Heavy Fine Derby Ribbed Underwent at COc, Also Boys’ Wool Fleeced Goods ?t 45c. Cotton Fleeced at 26c. All Wool in Salmon, Grey, Brown or Red Colors, at $1.00, $1.50 and 12.00 per garment. Union Suits at >1.00, 31.25, $1.50, $2.00. • CHIDESTER & BURTON,* HASTINGS, MICHIGAN. NOW'S THE RUBBER TIME OF YEAR .AND. On luunu,; Xor. Ort, Mm. uu win t*. V.t.m.xnA fr™, *11 RUBB KA Wool Boot and Ri and favorably known to elaborate description. ot j* J �Stone In winder when,the brrfn is tired. Overwork, hervoua irritation, worry and mental •tram exhaust the brain forces and (fiminhh their thought power. Feed the brain, strengthen the nerves and build up hew vigor, Vi­ tality* and mental power. The greatest of all brain foods and nerve tonics is Dr. Miles’ Nervine. Nervine HARD TO PAY THE RANSOM. IWr Aerssu X* mseMsd—Mett WsWss Tseaiksr »-a an Weed WI alia retorts- era were arrested at Dubnltxa. on the Bulgarian' aide Tbe four mao are charged with being Implicated la the lure, according to the Bulgarian gov­ ernment. took place on Turklah ter­ ritory. and therefore the reissue must Hastings, at Hastings Hous*. feeds and nourishes the brain and nerves, over­ comes irritation, and brings sweet, refreshing sleep. DACH His extensive ’practice and superior knowledge enables him to cure every curable discssa. All chronic diseases of th* brain, sploe, nerve*, blood, tkls, heart, lung*, liver, stomach, kidney* and bowels scientifically and success­ fully treated. night ago al the village of Smelcbevo aad swbeequsntly proceeded to the monastery of Kilo, but the movewenta of the troops compelled the brigands California BEST PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURIST EXCURSIONS TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE BEE MODXan TUXATMXMT. • Quila * number of years ago, when I waa a girl at bom*, m father waa proelisted upon a bed of rickne**,* write* Mra F. M. Wheeler, afNe. a Ann Place, kjs.1fr.il Frank "H bed rheumatism Ucularly tho captain. Yanne Sandanaky. to kill Mln Stone and h<y com­ panion aa soon aa the ransom la re* pimples from the Ain, heal the defiling •ores, stwl bring beck the flesh lints and contour* of youth. "Golden Medical Discovery" doe* all tLto and mote, on the testimony of thousands of self­ respecting men aiu! women. There to no alcohol in "Golden Med­ ical Discovery" and it to free from IW*! and Scenic Line. F. D. Lyon, Tmv. Put. Apt., II Fort Hu, Wist. Detroit, Mich. John Sebastian, G. P. A., Chicago. ■ du. donald McDonald. The Specialist. id 250 East Fulton street. Grand Rapids, Mich. Crossing the beat scenery of lhe Rocklea nod Sierra Nevada* by daylight. Direct connection to Loa Angele*. Beat dining car service through. Write for information and literature wo Qciarta is necessary lo sec-tire a copy of Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Ad­ viser. This great work, containing iced large page* end over 700 illustrations, to seat entirely frtt on receipt of *um» dollara* worth of plate glass waa de­ stroyed on the went aide of tho street, end It waa by the hardest work that the spread ot the fire waa prevented. -r-wwvi-ct*- 1 ■ssfflASE. .. Spring Valtoy, tit, Nov. 11.—Th* •*capement shaft of No. 1 mine of tba Spring Valley Coal Company took flr* and Im periled th* tlvaa of thirty mla* era and WO mule*, but ill went reacued. A column of flame ahot up from ?.su-sulsra SK5;« -Sret wethers. _ ttsgfwiQ;-goodT WWW I M; miseS, ween toteultoii and common. PCfi. yeertinsa. n WMM; spring iambs. llt, a amice. 1 ways Bought, anti which has l>ecn ream, has bomo tho signature of and has been made under hia per­ sonal supervision alneo tta infhncy. Allow no ouo to deceive yon tn thisAU Counterfeits, I ml I Adons mid “Jaat-os-good” are but Experiments tlmt trit iKrltb and endanger tho health of —Experience against Experiment. What is ASTORIA ituto tor Cantor Oil, Paregorlc, I>ropa and BooUiUiSh;jrupa. It In ricnaant. con tabu neither Opium, Mtorrphino nor other ^nrcotle substance. Its ago la tta gukrrantec. It dt-atrvya Worms uud allays FeverUhneu. Itjsrnrea Diugrliom and Wind Colic. It reUevea Teething TOrouble*, euros Constipation and Flatulency. It asaltnllalLa the FimkI, n-gtilate«.llio Stomach and Bo%cV», giving YcaUUiy mid iiuturul sleepl ■other’s Friend* GENUINE CAST1 RIA always >5 Bean the Si The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 3CZ Years. �■ i r.c ii-ci । ..... -...... .......—- ................... - • 'j la the, nominal price. The msgistae with I JLjS? «N<* »• h*r*3 m*de H>1» arreagement Two men wot ’* Pilgrim, on excellent literary foS/STa desk periodical published st Battle Cr«ek. room aadcmwM . This magMino has recently come into , My name nd discovery wfll go down tq posterity Stang with the greatret aroa ll,e ban,l|1 ,rf • Qe,r company who are until some f*W I bustler*. They are sparing no pains I shall have honor, fame, medala. step made one ot [to make the Pilgrim a high alas* mag. waa net to digging a bole ta the back riebre, a crown of laurels. It's the one yard. When finished, the excavation chance of my life, the ooe great the®'the Ur**t adue and they are succeeding admirefor^bullet •rJb|y. Il compares favorably with the waa U feet lour, a feet wide and 2 feet chance, ao(] I hope you will say noth­ devti, and then Mr. Bowser stretched ing to discourage me.".. Ufe te a duel 1 red'ng periodicals of -its kind, such as two electric wire* the length of tv and “1-! wonX" she said, "but If you are going to alt by that bole all night urday Evening Poet, both in typograph ­ yon ongbt to such a lemon at Intervals ical appearance and In literary merit. or yon will get busissasee" For tho eake of placing ihlsexcolleat at such a supreme adeotlflc moment?" monthly within tbe reach at all our be gasped at bar. “Wosaan. don't run readers, we have decided to make them this thing Into burtewjue. It tbe the following remarkable offer: world beard that 1 eatabllabsd my new Tbe regular subscription price of the theory while sucking a 3 cent lemon. Pilgrim is one dollar. All who pay I'd be driven to suicide tn a'month. one dollar for ihoHratALD and TWENNo; there will bo no tamona or catnip the puHlabere. This la a splendid opportunity for our reader* to secure a fine magaxlne at a merely nominal oust. Call al the HehaLD office and aee sample of the Pilgrim. Ugal fllwnlRxiti. CAT -EM LIKE OANOY keep^uTIlood'cleH tag a great discovery. He read np on magnetic currents I a tbe encyclopedia, and bo got down his msp of lhe world and figured out the countries an east and west rarrent must pass through. H* waa ta quite a nervous state when ba finally started for the back yard. hinp, bluuM ul lifsit taOrij, -V—.1, -111 -X Ul । I, cured my cold and the pains ta my chest disappeared entirely. I am moat respectfully your* for health. Hal ph S. Moyers. M Th I rW-sc re nth St., Wheel­ ing. W. Vs. For sale bj Fred L. Heath, druggist. PORCH At midnight two policemen and a dtixen entered tbe yard "by tbe alley­ rate, and Mr*. Bowser. who Vas keep­ tar vigil from an upper window, went THE RI8HT THIKB TO PUT 01. (ItUMi Hutw it Pitas lUiter.) From lbs natural Impulse to ‘‘put soma. Mag on" a painful spot all applications er tha relief of pata have arisen. CASTOR IA Tor Infants and Chlldran. Pere Marquette CHAMBER E.O. diggers, patent lawyer Was b ington, t). whose ad appears In our columns, Is an attorney of tjrenty-OQe years active practice and Is well rpcoramended to us. Hia rating will be found ta Dun's and Bradstreet's reports, as he owns lhe Incentive Age. He.has sent us application blanks and other CHAMBER lM>*i6:C' nf shingled and two coats of ita for finish. olid. fil.230, finished aa above, invenlent small house that prex>d appearance, even though neighborhood with expensive A FREE PATTERN Pain in Head. Side and Back. LODisfillfl & NM1IV1U6 B. B. Flopidfii house* are obtained by standing. This is used for aD purposes—far hangings, for wail coverings and celling* and for tbe furniture itself. Tbe work Is done under tbe direction nf artists. tbe designs are prepared by artist* and thewpvk is dpne by expert workmen who understand ex­ actly the putting ta of tbe colore, which is *U dove carefully by band Tbe work ta naturally expenaire, bat,ths results justify tbe expendlttire. Armure I* one of the matgrtala which Is frequently bundled for w*U coverings., iriHTtnuta . sit-aaa �— yr KNACK lug and dusting in 1 Lion Coffee Oats, Middleville Flour Corn and Oat Feed Corn Meal, Fine Meal Baled Straw Timothy, Mixed and Clover Hay Bran and Middlings Oil Meal, Poultry Food Oyster Shell Stock Food " WUIani and Claud Harrington retnrned 1*.'. Monday from North Dakota aad report the tansperature twaaty bo* kjw Mro two weeks ago last Sunday, of Grand F Jd brother Ida Card and a frioad from Kalamagpospepl Sunday and Monday with her P%?lll Olner of HmUags Hm been tak­ alsoCrneat Dunlap and Allie Kmnedv •f Middleville spent Sunday evening tberd. . Mr. Thaler'* people of Leighton spent ing le baled hv here all thl* week. Our passenger train last Monday night wm about an hour lato on ac­ count ef a tweak down. । « arenos Codington expects to enter tbe employment of u'i C , kTa S. rail­ way tbo first of tho coming mouth. He has had kx* of experience ou the west­ ern roads and wilt make a good man for Amo* Freeland purchased tbe wind­ mill of Myron Kilmer for cutting and •tSSSi.-id th la morning after two weeks' vacation. Mrs. Shepherd ytalted her brother. Geo. Stickler, of Gaioes, Sunday. . KWo had a very hard thunder shower •day tvenlag which seemed strange for thl* time pt year. Fannie Adgate vUltad her. slater, Mra. Fol waller, of Caledonia port of last QUIMBY. KALAMAZOO, MICH. CTI wont last much I longer. Don’t a* ** delay. My stock is being rapidly closed out. A few suits left. Remember that every- Highest Award •»«•« pioneers of Casltoo township. The funeral of Mra. Adalbert Benter nee Jane Blood wm held at Holmes church,Saiufdsy. Nov. 6. Mr*.Senter** death wit'the result of heart disease superinduced by shock from fright. She N. McIntyre and wife visited wm about td year* of age and highly re­ friends In Maple Grovp.lMiBuoday. spected. . Ills reported that Ralph Lacey of Owosso aad Maude Baker, one of Coal* Grovel fair damsels, were united in HICKORY CORNERS. A. A. Aldrich returned from Cadillsi. marriage at nestings last Saturday Saturday■ R. D. Cadwalladcr apd wife attended the Ooeby-Preston wedding al Onondsfe, Wadewday. . (. 0. D. Flensburg Mluroe A.C. Walt la closing out bls goods al togs. Saturday. 1 cost preparatory to quitting business. John Branney There will be another wedding lu in Battle Creek, high life soon ss a certain house becomes MgflL A. AML_____ vacant. • Mrs. 8. A. Plattsburg lo Wo are sorry to hear Rev. Lacey and wife, formerly ot this place but now re­ siding ta Clinton county, are both In la parents bare Friday aa AH members of tbe Farmers and Fruit very poor health. , Alva WbUtotnbre drove i Orowsre Union will please send their Mr. Foulda of Kalamazoo la Mill ship­ ping large qnantltlaa ot hay from ibis want letters k> J. E. Edward*, Seu'y, O’Donnell, Mich. Mre. Hcdmea and anas. Clyde and Gay­ lord. of Assyria visited relatives her* thia weekJasper Bald of laabello^ounty vlaitod. hia parents, Ed Raid and wife, last Mr. Weaver was on our street* one day last week buying turkeys. Farmer* in this vicinity that are for­ tunate enough to hare a go5d potato crop were busy last week hauling them to Cloverdale to car for shipping. L. A. 8. will *ervo chickeq pie Friday evealng, Nov. 14th. from six to eight at Um parsonage. Gome ooe and all. The proooed* to go to help build sheds a: sod family rlilled at Frank Myors’ laat Friday. . Geo. HoabtaUer of Woodland waa io our midst last week buying hay. hiring husked a large amount of corn thto fall and finished 22 acres of full Bernie Jordan and wife spent Sunday st Mr. Gavltu', the latior's parents. Fred Marsh apent tho fore part of tho weak as H. Durkee'a., Rav. Mourer will preach st the Tam. arac church next Sunday at 2 JWo'clock. Cattle and Hogs. Opposite Court House. Origjflal Votiig Goiliil that are moving them fast. Don’t wait un­ til too late. DOVfLINO. All farmers belonging to lhe Fann* Jease Warner, path master. Is doing Sr's Union having hay to bale, please fine work on the roods. Chas. McCarty and family have mov­ write the secretary curing amount and when they wish k baler. Yours, ed to Galesburg. J. E. Edwards, Sec'yf text week Thursday. Nor 21st, al lhe All members al the Farmers and Grange ball under Ute auspices of th<j L- A. j8- A good program. / Bort Francher Is clerking for Earl Bated In hay-baling, are, rwiuewted to meet at the^court house, on Saturday. raptM.. ,•. Emmett Herrington started last Mon­ Nov. lath, al 2 p. tn. A nttmperbf good farms for kale. day tor the north to join the hunters. For sale, two male black top lambs.— Caleb Rlsbrldger spent a few.days with relatives In Marion, Ind. For tale cheap, two thoroughbred ' Shropshire rains.—Ira Baldwin. For sale, Poland China eboat* for breeding purposes. M. M. Slocum. Plymouth Rock roosters—M. M Sio cum, Baltimore. Strayed from (my premises on the Stake road about three weeks ago, eight Ism Im, 3 weather*, 6 swm, one-half to two-thlrd blooded Shropshire*. Finder menus, and it was hoped Dy all that her please notify , me and receive suitable strength would return, and lor a time reward.—C. CQlmstkad. she seemed to rally so that she bad tak­ For aale, eigUCheeter White pigs, en charge of h*r housework and appear­ ed more llkober own happy self. But two months old. L, J. ><auhew*. For further Information Inquire»! it wm not to last long. About eight weeks ago she again wm taken to Ser bed and this time lo rise no more. Everything that could be done wm done to restore her to health but lo no avail. Hoiks, M, W, HICKS. PIANO. 04 Fred J. .Young. Mr. Mrs. Fox are talking of spending a part of the winter with rel­ ative* at Eaton Rapid*. A person is In danger to step outside the door. The guns go bang In every For Paw-JiMerlcaa was given to the Hmlltoi Plm. ♦NEW DOMESTIC* as being the best family sewing machine. . The New Domestic is ball­ bearing, has a hue chain stitch attachment, a 5-pleat ruffler, mak­ ing it two machines in one. Call and try it at T. Phillips’. ? I sell the best machinea made. Win kmv MM* sKk yurt IK. M1K J. S. Goodyear Co,, dry goods. C. W. Clarke & Co., groceries. Woolley & Bronson, shoes. Fred I.. Heath, drugs. Chidester & Burton, clothing. The White. M. W. Hicks, flour and feed. Needles and oil for all machines Rcnkes & Walldorff, furniture. . cheaper than you ever bought J. P. Renkes, bakery. them. F. R. Pancoast, jewelry. Barnaby & Herrick, restaurant. R. I. Hendershott, hardware. The New Domestic. The New Nome. The Standard. T. PHILLIPS. It's Knowing How that Saves Money. Beesley's Busy Boe Mew* *syiM tar. _ Can be placed in any furnace, stove or range and Wilf warm from one to six room*. Th I* Appliance can bo pul In while funukv Is tn operation. Also agent for Smith's Little Giant Heater. . To T1!K USKIUS OF Warm AIR Fubnacrs: If your furnace falls to Mttofocuirily warm some of tho rooms of your house, or if you wish io *arm a room or two that is not supplied with furnace heat, or If you have added a room or two and wont 11 wanned—don't discard your furnace oo that account, nr get stoves to make a mure and extra expense for fuel, but see BEESLEY. He can put into your furnace one of bls Busy Bee Hol Wgtcr Combination Heaters that will do the work required with very little, if any, additional nost for fuel. Prices fur. nlshed ou application- F. J. BEESLEY. PLUMBER, —-•-•-’-jjgr’-*.......................... ..................... - aqqq X DELTON. I. M. Flint and eon sp Augusts aad brought ba cabbage of their owa ral—_. Lew Flint of Hickory Corners wm guest of hl* father last Monday. Wo were sorry to hear of the death of Mi*. Oobtman of Hickory Corners last Monday. C. D. Flensburg of Hickory Corners wm here Monday oa hi* way to lhe Harthorn farm to relievo JAy Hog la io donee, Monday at 10-JO o'clock, Rev.' Tripp of Haulage oMclaUag. PatkoUc ware the soars that were sung by tbo choir, who bad been her dearest friends and maar were ths rslatlvm aad Meads who followed bar lo her Ism rertlag treatment U tbe KaUmatoo hospital place la Um Mu Creek cemeteryUtaMM two week* and la doing well al She loaves a husboad, father, mother lurfH-TolUa express tnalr ! dating her Royal ing Powder will esh and of full dless of climate Every atom, to Bardwart. ................. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- '1 . ' oug iswi.INK 08 Heaf|ng^!|ove^, k Stoves, St^el Ranges We are placing on our floor is thi largest ami most complete w patterns, with many improved fcakires. We invite inspection, we make the prices right. \ TICKETS GIVEN II MW IMl IG COI � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-11-21.pdf d112a0a432314d3f344d5f2eb979659a PDF Text Text ike meeting of the Women's Viub, Nor. 15th, was an Interesting one and certainly tuorited a larger attendant of its mambefo, on account of its itqjxirtanco and well prepared program. Roll call was to bars been responded to with items of "Current Events," but Oer of presenting them are those of the committee and their follow pupils, not of the editor. The proofs will be read by tho oommlttee and accepted by the HOUU) as final. All copy designed for thfc department should be submitted to the editorial committee. „ i . KDCToaa roaMoyDutaii. * WHAT MRS. JOHNNIE DID tton of running up to town. "It's slow and awfully dusty and there’s general­ ly a rowdy crowd aboard Walt for the CoMsqoentiy Mrs. Jakante did take the U;10 local and wlthtn Ore min­ utes* time ebe was wishing deveoO'y that she had followed Tout's sdvlro. for H was hot and dusty.’ and they were erawllox along 'at-* snail's pare. and nutn was slttlsg the looked so young that one might almost have called her a child la spite of the fact that her pretty brown hair was twisted up on tbe top of hrr head fa'• vain Imllatiod of the latret fashion and the (to Mrs JohnnUi most atrocious fact that her together sod set out to take pomwasioo of tbs seat Just in front of the young girt, and then, half turning, she sern liaised the young woman st her leisure. taxing out of the window, and her thoughts seemed to be far away. It's a sweet little face." thought Mr*. Jahnste. “and I don't owe If It Is parted It's inaocent and trustful Her doss being concluded the first part ot the program gave place to the report Of tbs meeting of the stale federation of women's clubs, rooontly hold In Ann Arbor. This report by Mrs. Margaret Ballsy was a very flea one, an* gars to Harvey Bmltb Class of 1BOL 14 The boarty applause whkb wsagiven Ukh* conotaaioncf tho report proved -fearing bar without a ward dr goodErmlnaGoadyoMClaroofliOS. that B touched a roepoMlve chord In by. But Jack knows beet. I rwpdaas MabeilaBwsdamaf MOL Oaly.l wtah"■ ■ 'Y tho hearts of the women who were un­ '■Edncatioa does not oammence with ‘Excuse tar. Daisy, you mustn't thtsdt able to be present at the foderaUiw In me Impertinent for asking all tbeas the alphabet, It begins with a mother** tbe university town. Mrs. Barber tho look, with a fathers’* nod of approba­ second delegate, eupplemtinted tills tion, or a sign of reproof with a sister's meet you at tbe statlonT paper, with additional notes, which “Wsll. no, not exactly. He's so busy gentle pressure at the band, or a broth­ at ibis time of day. you know. That's er's" noble act of forbearance, with rendered It altogether as complete an one reason why bs sent the drees and band fols of flowers In green dells on account of the tuoetlngs as the lime al­ things. He said in his letter that be hills ’ and daisy meadows, with birds* After rea ess, ud singing by the club, ha<! .bow u them to a lady fritnd ot bls. Rhe', to tuevt me al tbe ferry and taka Mrs. Timmerman recited an original creeping ante and almcat imperceptible charge of me till he comes." "Ode to Columbus.” which received “Oh! And how tong did you say you emmets, with humming bees and glass many commendations. Five minute bee hives; with pleasant walks In shady have known a—a-JackF’ papers upon **Hls Birth and Ufa," by Tbe girl bung her bead again. "I saw laocs. and with thoughts directed in Mhl Carrie Colgrovo, and "Death of him first about si* weeks ago. He swe^i and kindly tones and words to cams down ou obo of tbe yachts. Hs nAnro, to beauty, to acts of benevo­ Columbus,—What be Accomplished," came down twice oa Bunday after tbai. lence, to deeds of virtue and to tbe by Miaa Bosella Goodyear, were follow, nd HistoryQuestions, by Mrs. Ttmand he's written aver so oftea.".. ’, source of all good—to God Himself." Mrs. Johnnie laid her hand tesderty '* Ilte*k*Satel^ton^Uoipjmrf«»t tq<wm*u and answers by.UmoJab rnsroupon the young Htfe arm. lack of enthusiasm and abo the lack of you really think, my .fear Daisy, Mrs. Nsttto Brooks read "Mm. you know him w*n annogh to man? Internet'In muric which is prevalent Jn Christopher Ooiombas" ■ from "Th? Igm? Wouldn't,U be gimr to .w«* «nr high school. What oan bo the re*. Chataquan" Introducing ths almcm un­ «m that this 1s so? A lite magarine known and ^libano neglootod wife of has remarked that B trtrHrfa! tbe famous navigator and discoverer. yaKfoeyoa than HrJgL what studies were* too^t fmporiant In "Educattoaai RespomdbllUy of the stem*! , HeTJ wait tor yoa giadly school we would probably reply, "math­ w h mw ematics end grammar," but In this we Potior, was an able paper upon aa wouM be wrong, J-’— poriant subject and closed with "The —^-r7T—।—<1fefre*liitlig'.’' jiM ;Boy Convict's Story," by Will Carle­ farther, we notice that the dumb*/at ।ton. Mias Anna Bullen favored ths unmitsScal boys somns more than the <club wUha piano solo, and received number of onmuricelgf ria. Even when ttho thank, of the ladles throughIbo ■•America" is sung then Is'a l^skbf ]President. After a tow earneat words Johnnie was making up her mind to patriotism or of that feeling which our ।from Mrs. Smith, subscriptions to The adopt a dosperate measure. This ear national songs should inspire. If w«|jInterchange ware received. This paper half full of mru was certainly no place would make our ’ country musical. It |lathe official organ of the Federated faf a scene, and Mra.,Johafoo began to must be begun In the schools; aa to <Clubs and the Women's Pipes Asso­ rvallxr that If she proceeded to do her making a grown peratm'musical, the <ciation, and should be In the hands of duty !>y this little girl a acene was study must bo commenced In childhood. <every ekib woman throughout the bound to come. The train waa Just The music of a country shows the char- ।state. To insure interest In any topic, acuir of the country iteclf The stu- <one must keep in touch with it, by per* wayside stu tlou. dents of the high achocl are exhorted if<*ct familiarity with all that pertains •riVeii. my dear, 1 hope stnecrety that yott will find It bs sneogh,” she said. to take more Interest In this llne of 1to It; and there la no better way to know what U already done or yet tobeaoThru, springtag up suddenly, she grasped tbe carpetbag and her own be- our school will be musical since tho cocnpllahsd by the women of thia coun­ laaglns*. work he* been begun among the lower try, than by reading thia paper, which "Hurry up. my chlMC she exclaimed, gredec. f la not confined entirely to olub life la giving tbe gtri a UttU push. 'Van's The English Literature claas was en­ thia state, box has the wide outlook up­ when we change cars, yon knew. ’Come tertained Tuesday morning by the read­ on larger orgaolsatlocs wbleb reach ing of eaeaya ou tho life, character and from the great lakes to the Uulf of philosophy of Sir Francis Bacon, writ­ ten by scene' of the members- The articles were not only pleasing but were also Instructive, giving us a b*tter idea ot the times and customs of one ber out ou to tbe station plstform. of England's groatett writer*. Tbe train rooted atowli out. Mr*. Hoy Hutcbiusou with a party of ten Johnnie watched It dUappesr with a sigh of relief, and then she tented to young, ladlmi of the Hasting. High wtok M # Uml|_ MtwwU *■»- «n In iha _ . the bewildered girt and spoke to her school gave an entertainment in the North Irving church, Friday evening. veey gently; •Twt no walk over to tbe Utile hotel, Although tbe audtenoo waa small In Daivy We shall bare to wait them number, a most pls * ------- - “ hajr-an boor. Perhaps we can eoc«ro rendered, made tipi a room tbera. foe I want to have a little -AU - ** tbs English specking world have been I »nlisted as coairlbutcra. Tbs work of an unprecedented number ofMwaud Lp« Monday lb. High School stu- Sir Country. I■ which both exhibited . ' II o< * To kind oelghbora aod friends,we wish to oiprom our heartfelt thanks for valuable assistance during our recent Died Satardag night, Nov. 18, ISOL Peter Cappy aged M yean, fl montbe. Oaaseof death, old agi and general debility. Mr. Cappy was born In Ireland, May 1817, and waamarried to Mian Elisabeth Kelly ot the aame place in IBM. To them were born eleven children of whom only , throe ■srvive him, George of tbb place, John at Chafed Mich., and Peter ot Seneca Falla, Hew York. Grandma Cappy preceded grandpa to the better land elsrau yeara ago and rinoe that time he baa made hie home with his sou George in Carlton. Mr. Cappy*s sickness waa short but he waited for the and patiently and waa ready and willing U- go. He departed this Ufa Jost as th's clock was striking the hour of nlnsBawrday evscilng. Grandpa will be greatly missed by all who knev him, but our lam is bls gala. He baa been a consistent Christian for many years and while on his death bed be sang his old favorite hymns, "Jesus Lover of my houl" and ‘‘Rock ofAgaa.” He waa patient until tbe end and his end was jwace. FOneral eervfcea *were held at the Welcome church, Tutmlay st 10:30, condneted by Her. L- IL Hahn pastor of - Tbe company propose to begin work within- five mimihe after the peering of tbs ordinance and to have the line in operation by Jan. 1st, 1901. As tbe ilBUU) H informed, they, ask for a perpetual franchise and propose to . lay the ordinary T rdtla flush with the surface of the atresia and to grade or pave between the rails and one fcotouU aide the rails on each side. They also propene to charge ( bents fare within the city limits. Now If it be granted that an electric railway of 'this nature Is desirable, of which thorn may be some doubt, It ie to bo hoped theft no such franchise m these people ask • tor will be granted. It would be the hlght of folly In the Haaalv'b awtlmaiioo to grant a perpetual OOUDCtlWlJI ooosant to it. A .'short time frenchlsc, flat rails through the business part of the city, Hie right to grant the use of the tracks ui other companies, and five cent farce within a distance of five miles from the center of the city, U seems to the HsxALD are conditions that ought to be In- WhileDr. George Fay, of Ban fl aid, wax driving from Baltin Creek to bis home last Saturday night, he waa struck by an Interurban car two miles west of Hauls Creek. HU ahull was fractured, the buggy wrecked and both bind iagsiof'hU borne broken. The doctor waa taken aboard the car and brtmght back to the city and taken to Nichols' hospital. . Il U rumored this morning that Dr. Fay |e dead, but we baye been unable to authenticate the ryport up to the time of going to press. We trust HU LEE SCHOOL VICINITY. The Truss! Musical Club will meet at the home of Mrs. James Troxel, Monday evening, Nov. »h. Vocal class will meet at 7 p. m. The follow­ Ing program trill be rendered, begfn- �PaintnHead,Si(W used tn Betting them, for a mammre tocongress. The Ight will j’« very cunning beast, and now be tr»natorrod lo congress, aa the tear dear of decoys that bls minion, they would make If re-enact­ ------------- V brothers walk tato with ment could be prevented will MS be th* eyes wfcte open. If w* altaply given up by the transportation ocsos- bsffod the traps in the ordinary way paaiss until the bill providing tor r» and Ml them about in the hold, wk enactment haa actually passed both wouldn't catch a dcaen In a yter. Our beaaohes of ooogress and been signed HOW TO ECONOMIZE men economize ao doocly on ^OME number ci words fat • telegram that receiver can »dfuodcriUndH. the the Thh b not*" recommended by the director of the ocnxus-amxher way of saying the re­ publican Mhjltydi affgfMe for Ireneter to the nleislled servfoo without pasetng e civil service examination, find theraselves up against a serious obscaclv, which will defeat their spbemo, If it can­ not be removed. That obstaola b the opposition of Mr. Roosevelt, who hav­ ing been a civil service coauntsaionet under both Harrison and Cleveland, haa a record that cannot bo reversed with xcrudblc economy. Neither b it fatmftic economy to ruin firnitfit* of value with cheap" soap or powerful chemical* that eat into the fabric. True economy uaea Ivory Soap in the laundry. It b the most of purs soap that can be sold for the money, Chemically it b M innocent as water. Yet it does everything you can. ask oi a soap. Try it I Current Opinion. Roosevelt, instead ot reversing his civil service record, haa Intimated hla inten­ tion lo do some LbInga as soon aa be can gal time that wiU jar those republican bees** who hare made ita rule to bare tbe civil service law Ignored when U Something Radically Wrong. Among the scnaetlon* of the past weak there la probably nothing more startling than the public declaration of a vlce-dlrocux- ot tbe Berliner bank that "MO thousand million marks would Mt check tbe downward ' plunge of Gentian industry.” There hkve been promotion for. If Mr. Roam veil does­ n't change his mind—ha has changed It quit*' frequently, si noe he bocara* presldeol-WwlU not paly'itudM owo'» rig*, id enforcement of the cl.ll ssrvlc* law M U now stands, but will go further I. umd. Ing its titles and regulation.. An occurrence of this »Hk indicates that th* administration has been bluffIngthe peopl* about the efforts it was making la behalf of Mia. Sum, tho American mlsdooary who la held by In question was a cabled cocurare of Con­ sul General Dickinson for baring offi­ cially notlilod tbe govornment of Buigarta that It would bo held responsible for th e safety ot Mias Stone and her com­ panion. The oensuro was, of oouree, seorac. Outwardly the administration aoqulasoes In the stand taken by Con­ sul General Dickinson. ' There has bean much ooo ferring be­ tween democratic senators and representaUves aa io Ute policy of the party during this session of congress.. There are many opinions aa to particular mat­ ters likely to oowo before caagt<m. but the eonseasufe/opinion among demo­ crate appears to be that not being in a majority tn either branch of oocgreaa, it is opto theaa co saw'wood and keep their ayes open fa the interests of the pdqpfa; that wijUe they cannot outvote ths republican, ou anything, they can head off some Of tbe contemplated loot­ ing of the treasury surplus by showing up the jobs' and arousing public opinion against them. There la also a marked division of tentlinent among the repub­ linen* upon k taumber of iraportant sdbjeeta, and should these differences cocglo0«lM^r will offer Opiarttifa for good Io with the clique- There la poverty, for the officer that baa to defend hie pro­ fessional foputatiob agalnrt the attacka of an alleged "historian" employed by the clique.—Detroit i'ree Pries. ti* owns the Inventive Age. Tie haa earn tu appHcstton blank, and other paper*, and Inventors who are Intend- karpfeM aqA.tMt.tbqy snay wtgr, fa wttha. ssrtafaty «t getting out again. The,MH *• rra,w <hr ball aod takg og the strings, and. as a general thing, wv catch al| tb<t th* cages will hold., if ba»* them so ^41 ‘M “ seemed Impossible to get another nl ““Me. w.hfob fa pretty good evldettos. aa I take it, that they can't communi­ in modern time* was Uannah Msnb'cate with each other and give th. man. BLv waa boro Id England la 17*7 alarm. There Is nothing new about the and spent forty-seven year*, is in Mon­ trick I describe. It I. practiced on all big ships when, the rata get too bad.’’ haa a Iraak abai>rd rcry ranch like a ahostuaker'e awL' The little bird 1. en­ tirely yellow In color and la aaty three Inc hr. long It derive. It. name from the yay In which It make* Ita neet ft eelecte a large leaf banging from tbe and of a twig, then It pierce, a number of holes clang the edge of ft with thU awmka beak and then gets tbe long Sbeta of planta, wbkh make excellent thread, and carefully news the edges togather ttk» a parse ar bag. uatng Ita bill for a ne-dle to carry tbe tlirrad throughThe end. of tbe thread are knotted a* ta entirely prevent them from slip­ ping through the leaf. Tbe stalk end of •- •*J-U and crashed ao aa to ■ u’ B. r ‘ -.4 BW4 newt protecting tt from the*bud and th. rain.. But what i* very Strang*. when the Iraf Is not large enough to make fa* nest thta bright Uttle bird gets an­ other leaf, pierce* It with holes and piece, tbe two leaves together. Th. In­ terior of tbe neat 1. lined wtth cotton and sOky gras*. making a very snug and comfortable home for the little art ao very light that they ran be «n»pended from the »nd ot a .lender twig. Would It not be Interesting to watch thia little tailor eHrcting tbe kt’n and the thread and then piercing tbe boles When Tom. Dick or Harry la leav­ ing hl. "liwns,” ho ba. to think very aartoualy of what be lit going to ba. In moat cases be turns from tbe learned profession, because, he says, they are already orcntockad. A jroung Mwyar OM* outdo thia comptelut about the law to Daniel vy.botw. the famous American statesman. Webster's reply was ah9t1 and sharp. “My friend," quoth he, “there la plenty of room at th. top." TMa te true of essay career. W« bare only to ala high enough. WIlHaa D.'Warner, fourteen yean aid. haa * license from the city of Chi­ cago to operate an automobile. Tbe city electrician said that ba waa one of tbe most thoroughly poetsd applicants for ■ iiceoss ha had ever examined. The young man baa ran a little elrctrie light plant for years aod know, a great deal about boiler* and engine*. Het. healthy and vigorous, with steady oervea and good eyes, and there was no good rsa ma! rev tug, the better. When kept Io tool cellar*. good vealllaitoo la neevsnary. let car* moat be taken to keep them cbol ibis being more Important than keeping them dry. Physician Dr. A. W. Chase is ap-’ can tod by Hastings People. It's by the words of the people Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Pills have coma into such active demand. The announcetaenia for this medicine are not depend­ ent on the tcatlmony of people so tar away that they cannot be authenticated. It's boma evidence that convinces be­ cause easily substantiated, it's tbe simple .tatrment of things done and told In the words of the relieved. Mra Eggleston of High StM Hastings, MIoh.,saya: "Dr.A. W. ChaMb Nerve Pills are a splendid medicine. My back used to bother me a great deal. Hard to get about and attend to my hooeebold duties, the kidneys were in­ active and I was very nervous. Hear Ing of the pills'f got a box at W. ti. Goodyear’s drug store. Tho rosuUaob-. talnad by their use waa fine, the kidneya are again healthy and active, the Iwck pains gone, the nerves strong and I feel much grallflod as a consequence. The medicine Is certainly good." Dr. A> W. Chase’s Nerve Pills ar* sold at 80s a box st dealers or Dr. A. W. I Chase Medicine, Co., Buffalo, N. Y. 8m that portrait and signature of A.. W. Chase M D, are on eypry package. VevaalU* ItellessMB. Policemen in Vienna must be al swim. row a boat and nndtvstaad i �SloedlMt 8»MI» ORE KltlEO AND FOUR HI NOT VISCOUS. ,Buffalo lag; Hut Dawaou. guard, shot In both tends; Nathan Bush, guard, shot M forearm.. Ths battle occurred In Web­ star county at tbe mines ot tie Ptsyldsace Coal Company, syenteen mile* fre.ni Madisonville, commencing wtth an attack oa the engine house of ths works and the company's stables. Tho Marquette bad flood sleighing but rain came along and ap-Aled IL Two mild cases of smallpox bav made their appearance at Muskegon. Tbe Flint Bines lutr'a asked Col groasmae Smith for a rapid flro gut limit HDiurr. were asieer. aod < went out of tbe bousd. When kbo returned her daugb- Prof«$io«al Diredrov. -SbETL? "g:Ub l»«J..-■ Pnybyas reached '! Following the fatal battle there wane J riots at other Kentucky mines. Anwfc- . tack was made on the nine guards at ’ the Monarch mines, not far tr»f here, but was repulsed. Two etgpIoyM of lbs SL Bernard Coal Com­ pany at Morton ‘a Gap wet* flrod upefc) >rklle drivink In a buggy by a maa who sprang from behind a tree, there under-bia pillow neither injury tor loan of Ilfs. Owing to the day's, tattle aad riots and tha serious situation Id the mining 8*14 nf Klrner sad Herat Quimby, of Ith­ Webstar and Hopkins counllts the gov­ aca, are charged with the muruer of ernor haa ordered out tbs militia. T>a . James and Bcalriflc Bailey, the chil­ troops will leave tor the scenes of dren of Mrs. Quimby, tbe one eight trouble at midnight EXPRESSIVE PHRASES. ' Kent ronnty has already borrowed 122.500 but will be obliged tff borrow (17.500 more to carry It over till J«L 1. Otajrton B. Hawley, 74. a rgaidant of Knlamaeoo county for over forty Are ysstre, i-orntfiltisd aclcfde' Sunday. dlately and long before they caa at­ tempt to apeak tbe language have made them part of their vpcabulary. hiac took two salon off a sinking schooner In Bagtuaw bay Sunday morning. . • ‘ flwaAkey procured bls liquor. Warden chambsriala left no will. Tbe village of Dorsad has never bad' Tbe estate is estimated at 1(04*00. to a cemetery. Tbe nearest burial place be divided among tho wldo/ and sit Is three mlled'ots*. to the country, and many Dursndttrs krr buried at Vermn. A company has bee* formol to attempted to carry bar off- Hermail ran Into lb a house, got a carving knife, and. returning, ilaahed al the eagia> legs. nearly severing one of Ui» feat. It released the girl and attacked tho boy. badly lacerating him and tearing hla cJotLIng’neerly off. The scriatoa of tho children a. traded the mother, who grabbed a hatchet and bravely at­ tacked the angle. Joe Belger, a neigh- bor. returning from a hunt, shot the ?rSS’i?5K PLUMBER. mt Bepottfap Ington. and.be wiabaa Waahlagtoa so­ ciety to consider them strictly aa ugT. official visitors, to whom Mme. Wu'a guests must not jay homage or. spe­ cially entertain, I hem. .He says they will take ao pert to the social JUKk the rapid!, are simply bouse guests, gad will live In seclusion. with the tta eeptlon of outings snout the streets, when they will .be' acpompanlsd, by.-i Igatton il Hump lillml Bui Topeka. Kan., Nov'. If.-fiuU Oemtnlrnloner Albaugh la com; say of ths most remarkable stotai SS.i"S3fc ■4IM. or HflJg tor every man. wom­ an. and child in the stole On May 11 last tbe. combined deposits aggregatodMS U1447. O(,|£»7 per capita. Ibis show* an Increase of a little less than (M.000.000 dDrlBf the dtbughiae^ The little ,,-------------of ton penny nalte. and thrust oao en­ tirely through her fool and a second one half wgy taroogta. Chamberlain's Pata Balm was promptly applied aod Cvo Mrs. C. M. Teller, mother of Senator Toiler, la dead to Morrison. Ill , aged CkartostAo. 8. C.. opens its aiposl ikon Ih-.aday. Doe. I. with a ruOgtou* service ■ f/. ' U-Ww .IUWEUJ... I--™. - �be renominated In 1KM, that to plain. | Ba la acting tn auah • shorwlghHd, aueb a suicidal way in making appoint­ ments that bo to arousing the Juel in­ dignation »r;d everlasting resentment of tbe poliuaal basses. Ho seems to have gut tbe eteuni idee into hla bead that fl tunes to the drat requisite In ho said that “a public office to • pdblfo mat.” When a republican congressman pre­ sents u> him the name of emu good friend tfhto, some mated vassal who haa <fooe good service “among the boys" at home and- who naturally ex­ pacta to bo rewarded with a nice, fat office, Mr. Roosevelt sake embarrassing queetiooe about the man's character and fitness for the place, and then Just aa likely as not turns down this worthy friend ot tbe Congressman and appoints coma fellow that haa no claim ou the party whatever, except honesty and ability. Mr. RooMteU dose ssot eoem in have the slightest regard for VpuH," that it is hla (Tret duty to couslder the good of the service rather than of tho poUtfolaiM. Why, Just , think of tho temerity of th* man) Ho has avoir Ignored Sonetor Platt, who wanted George R. Bid­ well reappointed collector of the port of Sew Yort. Now York is withln the lU’VE HEARD wiBeoUtfokeuto Kalamaeoo from all •natleus, Woodbury to Datum, inclu­ sive, M Mo-, and from Milo, Creasy and Govamran Dubbin, </lodleua, says Richland Ju action M Mc^ for U. round trip Children under 12 yeare et age that Kentucky would not give a fair triallo Taylor, accused ot complicity train No. 2, Saturday morning, and re­ turning oct later than train No. 1 leer. Odell, at New York, atoo says exactly tbe same thing of Ohio tn hla remarks Ing Kaiamaaooat ddDa-sa^ Mooday, Noe. Jfttb. H. c. Form*, T. M. turning down a similar requisition by Tbe seventeenth annual meeting of the latter etale. Tbe governors are the Michigan coniareuoa at Ute Wo­ getting preuy uppity these days. men M Home Missionary Sod tty, of tbe M. K. church, haa boon in session in this city since Tuesday evening. About havo a tariff Imposed ou all coffee used In the United Stares, except theirs? fifty delegatee from different points in tbe conference territory, are In at­ When wo pay flfly percent extra to the awel trust, and forty. per eenu to tendance, and tho sessions have been in wresting. Tbs Hebau> will give a the Jute trust and a hundred per cent detailed report next week. Among the to the wool mist, why oa earth should delegates four are wives of former peaweklokwhen asked to pay fifteen per tore of tbe Hastings church, Mrs. A- A. Knappen, Mrs. W. W. Puffer, Mm. Tboa. Cox and litre. Leri Master. tune to this country. Barely, men could have been picked out who, if they Eggs.............. did not know how to behave in good so­ Better, roll.. ciety, might at least have been willing Dried apples. to undergo the “ata easy leaeooa by tnall”proceea. Now it to said chat old Putnam didn’t leave bls plow oco day and atari him out to fight Sir’,’; or, atInset, that ho didn’t “gallop down a hundred elope and leave them tn the larch, Sir." Such to history. A hundred years republican mgchlaa and forms Ila brief from now, some people may even srgaS resource for keeping iutolf in power will require rougher riding than herd­ ing cattle ou the western plains or Raoraoarx tn articles which we climbing San Juan hill. And If ba succeeds In standing the joito "hlch do not produce sounds very well until lh< bucking old party will give him It is pointed out that tbe cbly thing now ou our Uriff list which wo do not sista in riding rough shod over the produce is Kola nut, and .we can’t get most precious prerogatives of the booses European markets by means of Kola there can be no doubt that bo will be nut axohuively.j' thrown violently from tbe saddle at tho nest national convention of his Mb. Chambkblais baa devised a usw plan oif campaign, whereby the In tbe mean I Ire a we may expect to Boer war may bo ended before the cor­ mo a great deal of sport In the vicinity onation. He had better get expert of Washing Loo. opinion on it before trying It,. Genend Botha, for Instance, can advise him. dared the pLJce to another man. Wo arc sorry for this rash young man who baa undertaken to purify and uplift the public service of tho country. Ho will find that running counter to The announcement that the Detroit republican machine haa st last had enough of Tom Navin and to about to re­ tire him to private Uta and, Il to to be, hoped to tbe oblivion ho deserves, is 'certainly Interesting. And yet It to hardly fair to make thia unscrupulous ringster bear all the odium which rip perism has brought upon the party. The. cUy poUttelaus who wore so prompt to doblrtlddlng, tbe subservient legisla­ ture which passed bls pernicious meas­ ures without scrutiny and tbe comptoU. ant governor who w*a willing to got up early and sign the ripper bUls before breakfoot In his haate to please the wily demagogue, all ought to come tn for a share In the condemnation which public opinion haa placed upon the whole out- •a.oo tor.oo ....... p« lb.* is pow filled with the new­ est, most up-to-date articles we could find. We have everything desirable ' WotucN are getting some rights they COMBS, didn’t bargain for. A New York judge PURSES, haa Just held that oca to rtaponaiblo for BROOCHES, her husband'a tailor bHL Evidently SASH PINS, BELT BUCKLES, Mb. Hann a Is actually continuing w HAT PINS, go through the morions just as be Rd STERLING SILVER and in the old days when he waa II. ; EBONY NOVELTIES, which you cannot help but admire ' The J. S. Goodyear Co. GRAB SALE TUA FROM OHIOAGO Wdl, we're going to have one. u* Say, I'll teH you all about it We have selected from our stock some three hundred articles.* including watches cuff buttons brooches, charms, stick pins cut glass SOFT COAL ONE-HALF GAS. 88 per cent available carbon. Average hard coal contains 4 per cent ' 85 per cent FOR SALE BY China, Manicure Pieces, and many others too numerous to mention, worth «from $6.00 or $8.00 to 25c. Later you’ll see these goods in the window. All the goods will be cd and displayed window for three days before tbe sale which will be dur­ ing the first week of December (Date of sale THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN NOW is the time to havg your oMfits rqggfrcd, | and wvare the people wrtCLOMt five w$;the HIL best prices on all kinds U rtpirtvSork.rIU WI Boilers Refined, Cylinders Rcl Boilers Patched, .‘ Smoke 1__ ___ _ ____ , Engines Repaired, All Kinds of Casting Done. Before having anything done give us a call. EARLY & BURNS Special Ualues in Corsets Special in men’s (Indwar* FOR • NEW FURNITURE One Jot Jersey ribbed, I stripe,।with French neck; lined, blue end white •■Ladies' Wool Underwear McCOY’S. Imported Frieze, SEWING MACHINES included in this sale W. E. MERRITT & CO. DRY GOODS. PHONE as. �taulMMf la hk Pinir SUPERVISORS’ PROCEEOlWIi h-EKtss&stB Rwd A4mm>, tototfiptkrto Cnawe'-.,-*>..... ............. W M Waida.' awtHaitaaiJlSZ W M W*a. Sl^waa..::?... 1 TJd **££*■ “taSwua* to ■ CHstor.......... • Fnd L lisam.claa* radiator ' C aulas r. C<xjx. l>. WllUSML 1 ; "Supr. Maus at thia lime submitted HM fol Ipvring reaolution. Whereas, the drawing of coal and other work with teams in the court yard which leave* lhe lawn in bad condition by cutting up lhe lamr. Therefore be 11 ■ ■ ', Resolved, that a gravel driveway bd constructed, .i Commencing at tho eolith aide of court yard from Court itrect, thenoe running north pant the cast side of court hones to walk- Atoocommoaotag on Broadway, West aldo of court yard, running cast lo nortli ride; rff court house- Also romtuenetag , no Broadway west side of court void rjm. nlng coal to cast ride of jail. Also take up sidewalk from north-west comer of jail to sidewalk running rasl and weaL The construction of lhe same to be un­ der the supervision of die sheriff. ,. Dated, June 2*th. 1901, HwHngs. Mkh. J. L. MAVB., On motion of Supr. Abbey the r«a» 1 ulion was accepted and referred to the conunltUH- on county property and ti.ry u> report u> the board at ihl* scaaioe. one o'clock p tn,, roll call, quorum preaeni. On motion of Snpr. Abbey HU Nu. « vu taken from the table. Mnred by Bupr. Abbey that bill No. n be allowed at tbe amount claimed. Motion prevailed by the following vine. Aye. 17. About Snpr. Furntou. 'Here through Sdpr. Brown the dele­ gate* whu were elected to attend the mroling of the stale board of »uperv i«or* lubrnllted their report. On motion of Htipr. Young the report ■ iw areeptad On motion of Bujir. Oox Uie board ad­ journed unit) tomorrow morning at h:3o il A IVir t arv 53© : X i“ . On tnolf'Ki of Supr. Cock the report waa accepted. Voa*. 17. Nay*. Supr. Brown. ' Minute* of ihto daw* prooeodlng* were read and approved. On motion of Supr. f'urnlx the board OCTOBER SESSION. Barry County Court House. Basting*. Mich.. Oct. 14th. Uwl . Al a regular meeting of the board of supervisnra for the county of Barry, commenced and held at the courthouse In the city of Hasting* In said county, on Monday the 14lb day of October, A 0. inill. Board called to order by chairman Pollay. Roil call, all member* present. On motion of 8upr. Abbey Uu- cUlm* •war-' Dw touwb, call. Al! members present exrepi Supr* Maus and Young. Mhiut«» of y<-*terday'a inrettng trad, approved and On motion nt Supr. Brown the lipanl adjourned until 1:30 o’clock thia p. m ; AFTERNOON BBWUOX. 1:30 p. tu ruil call, all member* pr>-«i*nU On motion of Supr. Abbey the board adjourned until MXX> o'clock a. m* to­ . ‘__ — r> A ■ rv 1 Judiciary—Brown. Cock. C. F.. Ab- Priatlng—Furals. DeLano. Hyno*. Draw—Williams, Jpllltooii. Busier. Inturanee—Maua, DuLafto, Miller. Tbwnahln clerk*' renorte—Chiiffeo. la - Fnal—Klingensmith. Abbey, Co*, C. mill M aoaibePbp roll—Hinkley. Brown. Voting*. t„ . iTbo petition at the county drain rommlssioncr waa read, aiklng lhe board . „ for the right of Way of Thornapplc I-ake * * .drain, through tho county poor farm. " Od motion of Supr. C.' F. Cock the po­ a »«. n.rry - . J Htotsa^ Hlaeklty A U«. 3«r»y------- rts^&swa. 11 D Cswtow.** lauu Jiiam <1 a taaS^&asStoCpdatlBK 10 JI S3 Ffef Dari*, nvralag to acsrtai M KUa Myan. »•<*• la acartrt i : Moved by Supr. Young that th--o».aniRarnt rolla be placed in the band* of the oombditoaon'cqualixatlon, . On motion of Supr. Abbey, thi claim* in the hand* of lhe county elerk were referred to the committee ofi claim*. On motion bi Supr. Furnto* the boa On motion <rf Supr. Young, lhe board adjourned hntfl ope o'clock thi» 4ftl adjourned uMl 1:30 o'clock th to p.m. nboti. 1 ‘ '■'1' J1 *« avnitxoox BoaatoM. AlrtifKXObff 8MMON'.- I 1:30 p. m., roll call, all member* pre.*Qnq {('clock J>. m. Roll Call,all die bcr* prrMni. On motlbti bf Stfpr.'Ctix Mil No. was taken from the table. , Moved by Bupr. Young that bfl J 39 bu allowed; as the tm?—-*"*Motion prevailed. Ye .^HdBa'iowhicii'wai rofehred the oom- Supra. Brown, DeLano. ’fanfflMM' Of Palriok DooMr, drain Jcr’MBteFV*'’'’-''"'"'1 -........■ 'ik>*WlMlr*nr trf the county df Barry, ' Thu own tn Iliac tm claims thrbus ----- * -* --------their chalrzaan, Supr. Oouk. madd tl following Anal rot»oirt: ' SSLW uf County of Barry; Tim committee un county property ibmll the following report: The <jomlittrc would recommend the removal f aide walk al aide of jail and had atoo ikianl called to order by tho chair­ of the equalization committee «u taken man. Supr. Polley. Boll call, all members preaent from th<> table. On motion of Bupr. Abbey the hoard Moved by Supr, "Abbey that the city of Hasting* du raised tea per dual, proceeded to elect a school examiner. On motion of Supr. Chaffee, the chair alxitc lhe valuation uh loft by the board of review Instead of clgtiteen nrr dent. appointed Supr*. Chaffee and C<|x a* Motion was lust by tho following vote. teller*. After the IcllerS being sworn Inf the Yeas, Supra. Abbey. DeLano. Mad*. 3. clerk the board proceeded u> vote with Nays. IS. • Moved by Supr. Miller that thf> re- the billowing result. Whole number of vote* east. 14. Nec­ ]M>rt of the committee on equalization essary for a choice. H. Erncat J. Edger received IX Mr*. A. Benke* 1. Ernest J. Edger having retwlved a majority ot the votes cast was declared elected. The report of inspector of jail wa» mail and on motion of Supr. Brown it __ -___ I M ci.. DtoViwn ws, utnxiey, Jonnson, njnoi, ruinguunlth. Miller.. Wjlllanm, Ytoiog, lairman. IX i Moved by Supr. Mali* that all of the iwnahiiw that have deduction* aaresrted by tho oomrnltloc on <x|t|alls- M7tS"t,iw^toBk^raatfcr AS* to «rauiw» Ma?*!?'itoi.' 'to W k Aldric*, B, WOk to VrUaaCsatoy. iFrid Bwwy.cxo- to’Friak Craiitan slwy, Ufcu Ok ta'itori 'diaMMS ��Hupper W cents. . rtet consisting of Jc Crowley, J. C. Ms •Win Not Help. Lost winter k mode a great many friends. It will make a great many more this winter. It M put up in an honest foW ounce bottle for Coy-a Remember tbit- 23c. Sold only by. DRUGGIST. HUSTINGS HERHLD toal nd Ptrwnl. » resident of Hastings, has just neso elected clerk cf the ocurt in his county. Hs Uses in a county which went •gainst the Quay machine tn the recent FURNITURE -Jl Mias Calls MIDe, *a attendant ta tbe Kalamasoo rnylttm, arrived In tho city lari Friday for a week's visit. The Misses OUa and Ethol Mills gave a fl loch party to a number of their young lady friends, la* night. Mra. Wm. Gngsby after several weeks' visit with relatives, rotornod Thiiraday to her hocus in Cheboygan. Correspond enU, please send In your commonicallons one day earlier than usual next weak on account of Thanks­ giving. Frank Leins of tho -Soo" and Mixa Kato Leins of Ypsilanti, worn rolled here to attend tbe marriage of their sister, la* evening. The HxaxU) will go to pwaa next week Wednesday on account of Thanksgiving. Copy shojild ail be in by Wednesday noon. , ,; । Ir. and Mra Valentine I-lns lly, «he bride being their Mary, and tho groom Mr. Spangumanher, one Ofoor *ld that It has been calkd Upon tomoord that a young ooepLs who never*! yearn ago celebrated their golden annlverrory at their wedded Ufa, had If all furniture were alike it wouldu’t matter very much where you bought it. But it'is not all alike. There is ar much difference in the make of furniture u there is in the A. Brown, rector of Emmanuel church, performed the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Spangemacber will go u> house­ keeping at once in their own pleasant home on Green street. We offer congratulstloor. John T. Tweddle of Grand Rapids, □ot to'bo found. After driving around who was arrested Nov. 13, on tbo toe city and viewing the beauty In the charge of false pretenses, oo complaint darkness of early morning, they ran of A. Q. Church of near Middleville, •croes a man with a lantern who upon appeared before Justice Feed W. Walk­ .request directed them to Green street. er last Eriday and gave ball In the sum After driving to Went creek they got of 1500 to appear for examination in their bearings and proceeded on their thirty days. Church alleges that Twad­ Journey, returning the tame day, and. dle represented that he had a 320 acre farmin Kansas which wm Improved, we presume by day light oral least moonlight, none ths worse for their had good water, etc., and thereby trilittle trip around Cha city in the morriflueooed him (Church) to trade hU 180 acre farm In Yankee.Springs lot the' same. Upon InvestlgaulaiChurchsayv that the farm Is not what was repre­ will hold lu regular monthly meeting sented and tbe ariru will settle the J$ov. 27 at 130 p. tn. in the chu’^h parora. A full attendance la desired. F. R. Pancoast went to Howard City Tueeaay tn company with F. D. Black, of Grand Rapids, to spend a day or two bunting partridges in that vicinity. people who use it. Our furniture is not only strong, durable and well made—it is properly designed. The hand of the artist is plainly manifest in these modern furniture productions. It wouldn't be a bad idea to come in and sec it for yotuself. We are satisfied to have you look at any time. Benkes & Walldorff. UNDERWEAR VALUES Flinch cards al the Hekald office. Try Osborn’s for felts and rubbers. ri. H. Burna went to Detroit yester­ day on business. CANNOT BE EXCELLED. Heavy Fleeced Double Front and Double Back Shirts at 50c. W. R. Harper, ot near Middleville, In the diy Monday on business connected with the program tor the ter not describe the party. In foot tho coming aeries of fsnnera’ Institutes. ladles and gentlemen who took so much pains to come in and remind him that he had reached another mile stuoe oo life's thorny way, were eo elaborately gotten up foe the ocrosion that it would lake a more eloquent pen than wo poeBullen, one of her pupils. went to sees to do them justice. Suffice it to Grand Rapids Monday afternoon to my that they were drew nd in the bight hear tho renown*! pianist, ConsUntln of style and brought him some elegant ron Sternberg. Florida and Npvel Oranges, Malaga Ihe Huuld regrets to state that grapes, Objo hickory nuts, mixed nuts frauds bate been attempted by some all kinds. Table ralplns and bananas, pne in connection with the piano con­ all in time torThanksgiviug. test. Tuesday It was discovered that Hams Jc VgNABMAN. thousands of bogus upright plgno. tick­ Frank Pancoast stepped off tho train ets had been printed and put Into cir­ this morning loaded down with a big culation. Tbe forged tickets were string of partridge and wearing s hap­ such a good imitation erf tbp genuine py anile. He bad just come-from the that a casual slaof - ■- - * - happy banting grounds near BigRap- the fraud. But a •bows several point Rev. A. D. Grigsby of Choboygso, was In the city yesterday and favored tbe Bmutb wjth « pleasant ©all. Mr. Grigsby's principal errand to Hastinga was of the agreeable naiuroof a wedding. Drawcrs to Match at Same Price. wm open on the Oth. A. D. Cook arrived homo from Ann Arbor Saturday. Jay Llchty, of Grand Rapids, was In thadtyTueaday. . Post master Johnson, of Middleville, was in the city Monday. To Mr. and Mrs. Bert Scott, oi Quintby, last Saturday, a girl. John Wooton returned Friday even­ ing from a visit at Ann Arbor., Mra.H. H. Snyder and Miss Etta Pat­ ou were In Grand Rapids, Saturday. McCoy’s, one week only. -Don't forget. How about that wiiter clothing? Let Oeborn give you prices on a fine. Also Boys’ Wool Fleeced Goods at 45c. Cotton Fleeced at’ 25c. All Wool in Salmon, Grey, Brown or Red Colors, at |1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 per garment. Union Suits nt 11.00, $1,25, $1.60, $2.00. • CHIDESTER 8 BURTON,* MARTINOS, MICHIGAN. Tho hunting party consisting of C. H. Osborn, K M. Bates, Will Stebbins John Payne, D- K. Tftman, R. K. Grant, Wm,' H. Merrick, Luke Waters •nd Fy«d Barnaby, arrived homo from the upper peninsula Tuesday morning, Luke Waters having comu Saturday. They were In tamp weal of Munising and had very comfortable quarters. Mowum. Oeborn and Bate* each shot tbreo deerand'Mr. Tilman tap Born to Mr. and Mm. Shfriay W. ' Smith, of Ann Arbor. Tuesday, a boy. It is intereatlng coincidence that this young man wm born on tha birthday of hlaolder brother. Hereafter they will be able to celebrate their birthdays together. Will M. Dori, of Froadeua, Caln U party one each, making thirteen in all. They YspOrtabeavy snowstorm vlsiUng bis brother, Bolan. Mr. Doud Union services are being held Chia1 sake the HnaaLD to state that he will up there eo that banting is no longer week ah tho Presbyterian church. Next■ bo here for Mvaral days and that bo practicable. Bence their return. Tbe ' will be pleased to give in formation ro- storm wm no doubt lucky lor the deer. i gardlng southern California to any who They spent one day In bunting for a lost man. Over sixty. mm were out » may be concerned. looking for the man who. wm Anally 1 The fifth general ooufayenoool health officials in Michigan, 111! be held at found nearly dead with cold and ax- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph AshaI ter went• Saturday to Hart for a two weeks' visit with their son. ‘ Rev. Jas. A. 'Brown went to Grand1 Rapids Tuesday, to attend a meeting ot' the board of mimious. . ■ . . ; Heavy Fine Derby Ribbed Underwear at 50c. iving Services on Ann Arbor, Nov, 21st and 22nd, under I th* Baptist church। thoauspices of tho SUU board of health, e*. Is J. Tripp to APPLES, EGGS, U BUTTER occurred tho marriage ot *tn. Dn Mudge to Mr. Herbart Boy Sylvester, see of County Treasurer Frank Sylvsstar. At the wedding there were pres- WOOD, ONIONS, POTATOES, DRIED APPLES, cssfoa. Troxel's crchsrtra furnUbsd One murin for the event. Mrs. Troxel playing Us wedding marsh far the ceremony. Many beautiful presents were toads, testifying u>the reteem in which ths bride and groom are held. Mr. sod Mr*. BylvasUr took tbs lata the Mghart market price �IflthWto Malden. iprovod. iEMATE YET-TOJkCT O N IT. •trength to the heart, new fewer to the pulce .tad: puts new color into cheek and lip. ajl1 of hn“tt». dim, had smothering sensations. In­ lew jwla In heart,, wad fssMo and pulao so weak that. I could ■ot raise myself in bed. I found a perfect, cum in Dr. Milos* Heart Cure.” A. T. Jacisow, Kewanna, Ind. of all naUou. m that threw ahall ! no discrimination against any oath or its cltlxans or subjects in rospoct th. condltkma or charges of treMe Dr. Miles’ Heart Core regulates the heart's action, while it stimulates the digestive organs to make new, rich, red Mood which gives strength to the whole body. Sold By drag­ fists on a guarantee. dlapoMd toward tho second claabo.) S. Vessels of war of a belllgsreat •ball not revictnal or Uka any 'stone; *». Mites MreUcalC APACHE The Sampson partisans In the oary will have some ghoulish .at la faction •ten though the,loqulry cojirt vindi­ cates Schley, in knowing that tb.y forced film to spetw! all of ths »3fl.0D0 l» s*v.d In his 46 yoarw rervic. In the navy. The nnvy department has figured out that Hear Admiral Setup •on. who did not participate In tbe battle of Santiago, is entitled to *25.71T 44 In prise money and twenties for the destroyed —-------- —• • mlral Schley. lar, <1 feet 8 Inches; first story. 0 fret 6 Inebre; recond story, 8 tret fl tnebre.’ Cellar ot stea. te grad. Jer«4. brick tor underpinning. cellar cemented. walls whit, coated, frame abealhnl, papered. qaniiiiil Bbe ig perplexed about conditions of which she cannot speak to any other. She thinks of the family physician. But her delicate nature shrinks from the questions she might be called upon to answer. And So without counsel or help ah. drift, along while every day time tighten, the fetter. of disease. Young women instinctively know that certain conditions are abnormal. They know that heads and hacks were not made to ache. But they do not know — r— —n.. California BEST PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURIST EXCURSIONS TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS GREAT '■shlVo'^od 1 SO. fair to «<x>d trtlxad ROCK ISLAND ed by the rem. strict profesaiouSpri^ vacy obsersed in personal coosaltstJaM with Dr. Pierce, at lhe In valid.* HMM Md Surgical ZMitme. Addrere ccansota* dene to Dr. U. V. pierce, Bu&lo, Y. A great niany women who hire taken advantage of Dr. Pierce's offer of free their gratification at being able to crexne In thu way the Indelicate rpirWlreib.g^ the offensive examinations and otuxnc* Iona local treatments, considered netxs* wry by some local practitioners. Dr. Pierce J wide experience and wonderful succccas in the treatment and core off womanly diseases, enables him to obtain written rtatement. In a little over thirty yean, assisted by hla staff of nearly ■ ecore of physicians, Dr. Pierce, chief consulting physician to the Invalids’ Hotel ana Surgical Institute, Buffalo N. Y.. has treated and cured hundred. off thousands of weak and sickly woman. ROUTE and Scenic Line, Tourist Car via Southern Houle leaves Chicago every Tuesday. Dally Flrst-CUas Sleeper Through Ho• tween Chicago and Son Francisco. «. The plant, establishments. buildCrossing the best scenery of the Hock- Inga and all work, nocesaary to th. Im and. Slcrnt Nevada, hjr daylight, construction. maintenance and operatlon of the chnal ahall be deemed to be Direct oonnection to Loa Angeles. Best dialog ear rervico through. Write for isdormaUon and literature f»“*h } ?hotc« ■ K4U l*cnSr "I think that your ■ Adviser* Is a fine book,* writes Mia> Hora I. Greer, off wy llm Street, Akron, Ohio, *and a book that everyone should own. If more girls would read it inMead of trashy novela there would be healthier woman and children than' there are to-day.• The book referred to 4a Dr. Hrec's - ---------- °----- ’'edical Adviser. It p*gc» and Mg p> ilJustretiona, _ of sump, to pay expense o< maiHnw cx/y. Send jr oiscrat stamp, foe the cloth-bound volume, or only st slMBpe DUTCH ATTACK BRITISH SHIP. 2708 seems that a Dutch flatting boat be* longing to Tmuldon, while of Welllngan lightship la the North ms, pre* For Infapta and Children. men from Ih. Dutch boat boarded th. The Kind You Have Always Bought Boren." SortreU of th. Britlahsra wore wounded. It h allagad that before making the attack the Dutchmen lock­ ed their captain in bla cabtn. The British emack succeeded In cacaplag and arrived at Oatend, where tho cap­ tain lodged a complalat with the Brit­ ish consul. FOR SUNDAY EVENING PUVk '—-^siarT^ Bears the 'Intar, !'■%« pet J h literally carried mWarisT^r^ . uu, ,h. {*'• <Bd * 'o0*' dreary apartment has ‘ ' ‘h i '°*sle‘i,r transfigured Into au abso& > fc. t can lo‘«<r «■»!<>«» room- with yaDow Mila i 1 while uua , a°.Jca I *M» ALLEGED FORGER EXTRADITED, iini.MorNune norHnteraL »»}|AncoTic. rpccijury. off rwU-rbe geranium and to- v For Over Thirty Years custom �I nominal price. Tbe magaalne.wWl I which we have made this arMbgauMH; | la the Pilgrim? an’ excell*# Ji|«rt4yf I periodical publlahed at HaUlaCrMk. -ThlgCMgaaine has recently oomo into tb* hand* at a new company who are huMler*. • Thqy Me '.sparing- no pains to make th* Pilgrim a high cla«* magart no and they are succeeding admire- the Ladlee’ Hom* Journal and the BaiI urday Evening Poet, bctlj in lypographI leal appearance and In literary merit. • , For tho cake of placing this excellent monthly within tho’ reach of all qur rroder*, we have decided to majre them tbe following remarkable offer: The regular subscription price of tbe Pilgrim U, tma dollar. All wbp pay one dollar for the Heaau> and TWKKTY-FIVE CENTS ADDITIONAL wlU 'The Pilgrim will be asnt direct from the publisher*. Thia la a splendid opportunity for our reader* to secure a fine magaxioo at a merely nominal cost. Call at tho Herald office and see sample of the Pilgrim. REMOVING IBEt g. -iSBiffs.'trtircr1 ^5?ae*Tand hi any caaa tbe co-amoo mathod of “grubbing'' > found tn be cheap** and most satisfactory. aay* Tha Coon- BY A MOLE Having given ber explanation ah* looked away and seemed 1to be about to code more relapa* thio aDeoct. ‘■You will be able to have a gay win­ tar." he said, tteUnnlned to make ber talk. "You arc fond of society, I sup- had been when be waa a boy. 11 nothing but a nuisance. and yi staid, wearied and dlaguited. yaj alL Without moving ids bead lx> flash­ ed a glance through the grating out of tbe corona of bl* eye*. Ttocr* was a an he had seen st tbe ball tbe sigh was all that was necessary. Aa It fell upon tola ear, plaintively soft and melan­ choly. he seemed once mon to be look­ ing through the gilded grating at th* masked figure and tbe fluttering fan. Foil of conflicting doubts, ba leaned PEOPLE HEW HIW. 1'1 PIuIk Is Fala'i lutsrJ cd toward him with some laughing re­ mark which required a quick answer. when b^ tpok b<A aeatShe evidently bad not noticed him Then camo challenge and retort from and bellere^ herself mx»be*rved. In hla farther up the table, and for earn* mo­ ment* thJ conversation ran on bril­ brief glance Carroll had Been that she liantly. Dinner was Marty at a does Ho'atoi* another look at her, and a* ba did ao she sighed again—a algb of weariness and pain. Then aha moved and. taking up a tan in her lap, began whh«iK .. _ Republican and democrat alike can to noiselessly fan henelf. Th* flap of road the Thrke-a-WecH Wor0 with absolute ooofidMM in its truth. 1 In addition to news, Lt publish** flmc la** serial stories and1 other features suited to tbe home and fireside. The Tbricc-a-Wcek World's regular subscription price Is only 11.00 per year and this pays for IM paper*. We offer thU unequalled newspaper and the Almost simultaneously *b« raised her eye* and saw him looking at her through tbe grating. Hbs dropped the fan and made a grasp at tbe edge of the mask. Through th* two allta for tho eyes Carroll saw beta. and. though bo could not tell whether they were "What were yon doing at th* maaked bail on Thurtulay ererdagf " Bbo turned pal*, but sat silent with­ out moving. He wu silent, too, watt­ ing for an anawer. After a few sec smaller roots will bo dragged out If th* tree should be taprooted. a UtU* earth may have ' . . j.' to 1>« removed. CASTOR IA Whntr CMrttt tlctitt Uiisrillo & Mills Hl Florida <©6i6t Pointe PEBE Marquettb For Infanta and Children. nt KN Yu Hin Always Bm*' Instant »hc bad. withdrawn Into tb* to suddenly cod* to tbe city, end ha back at the box. Carroll went borne forget* about tbe money—that we’ve wonder!ng about her. only just got enough. Perbapa-I'ta A ',f»Sr *v»nlng» later be went to a dinner at tb* boose of a fashionable lady who wtia relation of tola. Just" before dinner abc cam* to him and you. My niece. Helse, a little country las*, is In town for tha winter, to stay with ber broUwt, who is going to col­ lege. She Is under my wing and is_______ _______________________ very young and bashful I sm going and brothers, but be ha* only.ro*. It's to ask fou to tak* bar'In to dlnur and hard to k*ep from making him angry . and y*t to look after him, and ao I went with my old pur**. I knew If I could find him I could bring him back w|thme. W* got th* mask* and doml- of Alaska along the Yukon I* made QWlto encouraging by official report* recently received at tbe department of agriculture at Washington. Professor C. C. Gcorgvson ha* spent tbe aummvr In tbe Interior and along the Yukon vglley visiting the experiment station established last year at Rampart. just b^bTo^n bad* Soon after yon bat and than I called to weeks. Flower garden* containing a and wo want .milc,r oar.-ev-, large variety of annual* grown from Bbo 1.ciliated and stopped, then Mid •cod furnished last year were In full Presently, tn tb* movement and wan red shuffling of a dinner cortege gat­ ing under way. a young girt was given dm to ta|ts y hl* partner sag with, which there was an abundant and oftaa luxuriant growth of BUMUM six feat in height. Th* abundant moisture tad tang days during .the ef unappropriated water* state proper­ ty. the limitation of an appropriation* to actual beneficial use and tbe attacbm*ot of all rights to water to th* land Irvlnted." afresh, that Irrigation favor* or pro­ duces drought doss not And support among either scientific er practical RAND-USUALLY �Mn. L A. Kline,‘ ■’ l« So. Bordtak BL KALAMAZOO, MICH. vu* to Uva on tbo farmwUa hU parwnis Ihta winter al.oo selling bl. livery stock. Wa hat* 10 M* Harry leave us M h. la a Jolly good fwow. " Bun Pennock la oo the sick Hat thia Flint's, BundayThare will be a sale of lbs Eugene ALfoont] O^for. Harthorn personal proparty M hla realGeorge Gappy now grinds torn cob daaoo Nov. FT. The hndarelgMd will giv. a free wsmJ m tits mill. XHU engine works Henry Arboar sad wife visited friends samptaj#f Chamberiala's Btowach and flue aad ho grinds any time. ' Ltal Saturday night at nine o'clock Grandpa Gappy peasod from thia earth. . His was a |>er.onful ending. Ha leave, three son-, only one that livre In this <1 Bundaypteoa, ooe la New York Md Mt la Orin Barrell CSetoea. Mr. Gappy has made his home srtth hta eon Georg* ever since tha ddblh cf his wife eleven yearn ago. Funeral wm Tuesday at ten o’clock. • Maude Csssdsy loft Biurrday for Hope Center where she began teach­ ing Monday. Oor school Is closed for a week vaeaifcilteCaaaAay, Jbo has been wortc Bert Merrifield, who has been suit­ ing In Kalatnaxoo, baa returned bone. Prank Waters aad wife spent Bunday at O. Williams. Bertha Bell Laubaugh daughter of Jarnos Iteubaugh and wife, died Thurs­ day- Nov. Itlb. of sugar diabetes, age IT yearn. By her kind and winning ways aha had woo many friends. Her casket was most beautifully covered with flowers which told of the high a*, tcem tn which tbe was hold. Bba will be greatly niaaed by all who kgew her. DOWLING oad mouth of lymph and grown in health and strength to a great degree. Hisel 'Manning Is suffering with the "jffisCmtffind wife were in Irving, CaleL Rlsbridgr r am! Irving Phillips were in Chicago last Monday buying ntlemaa paatalghtytbe swamp one day . Gillespie bad a serious attack feeling their poultry. Sammy Haight is dra of appendicitis but is recovering. Last Thursday. Ed Bristol, wife aad the Job taken by J. P. f Some of our boys sod daub ter attended the SylvestereMudgo wedding in Hastings. Rattle remained tbo whooping cough, having caught it Msw days with her grandmother, Mm. School commenoedMonday with Mm. our streets Sunday visitingMr. Rlek la settled to hla naw shop Harry Ritchie as teacher, John Kohr visited at Fred Hinkley's, ready for bust nose. Bunday. Mr. Grover will nova Into his no* Asle Shaffer visited at Georg* BbafHnhrr^Theg|ni next Monday. bouse tho middle of tho wook. fer'e, Sunday. Mr. 'Erorbart loot a oo* one night John Mesmer of NeohvUta visited at Miss Gallstly, our teacher, has aor­ kook. • George Bba/fer’s, Sunday. ta her^piano to ber boarding place, Mrs. F. Rar mood Is quite tick. . John Anket* is sble lo be out of tho Mrs. Williams aad mo Ernest from house soma st this writing. Klwin Ormsbee has purchased tbe He a J am In Shaffer and wife visited at Goddard farm. ' ‘ near Nashville visited at J. P. Sprin­ Fred HInfeisy'*, Sunday, Mr. Goddqrd and family will soon ger's sad Mm. Raymond’s last nsk. ... vr... Walter Ruse went to Chicago last week and bought sad shipped in here forty-three bead of cattle payiog one ASSYRIA. oont and three quarim a pound for them. ' Frank Moon of Battle Creek st C. W. Shaffer was at 1 aeey, Tuesday, school bouse last Saturday, also put In Mday wf^h bls mother, Mm. M new seats.■ < Report say* Uvt Brass* and wife *111 sooa move to Battle Creak. ' Earl Parrott of Bodford spent part of I-l week with Borton Bowser. < Mrs. Jones of Otsego wm tbe guest of ‘ J. Bowser and wife last week. ..7 , CatabRlsbdd^erLmgone this week E Oriaial Voiiig Gmiint HAMILTON PIANO. was given to the ♦NEW DOMESTIC* I < > a The The The The Fimrs »ml Fruit Growers All farmer* belonging lo the Farm­ er's Union having bay to bale, please wriia'lhe secretary stating amount and when they wish a balor. Your*. , J. E. Edwabm, Soo'y. Pigs for sale, IS wooks old.—T. H. D.MoM. , Sv A number of good farms for sale. For sal. cheap, two thoroughbred Shropshire rams—Hu Baldwin. Strayed from my premlaes on the State road about three wooks ago, eight lambs, 3 weathers, 5 owes, ooo-balf to two-third bloode^Shropehlrea. Finder please notify me and receive suitable reward.C Ouamua Foraata, eight Chester White pigs, two months old. L. J. Matthews. For further Information Inquirelof J. E. Edwakds, ODonnsl), Mich. New Domestic. New Home. Standard. White. T. PHILLIPS. It's Knowing How that Saves Money. Bmlij's Busy Bee or range and * while ?urtia<-e factorlly warm soma of iho rooms of your house, or If you wt^to warm's raftm or tiro that is not supplied with furnace heal, or If you bars addrAa room or two and want It warmed—don’t discard your furnace ou that account, or get stovoa to make a moos and ex ire expense for fueL but toe BEESLEY. He can put into your furnace ooe of his Busy Boo Hot Water Combination Heaters that will do the work required wU}> very Hute, if any, additional cost for foci. Prloea for- BEESLEY, FUMBsi HASTINGS, M1GH fiardwart OtfR rvw *ti Baking Powder d1 in making bread, ce, and every househaa rested in perfect t her food would be nd above all, whole‘l£tt “fe(Ln8Id Hialttifl PIih, as being the best family sewing machine. . The New Domestic is ball­ bearing, has a.flue chain stitch attachment, a 5-pleat ruffler, mak­ ing it two machines in one. Call and tw it at T. PJrillips’. I sell the best machines made. . aad wife and Unto with L. Bresee, Bun- cans of R< iyal M. W. HICKS, Opposite Court House. ’ wont last much longer. Dor)’t a* delay. My stock is being rapidly dosed out. A few suits left. Remember that every­ thing in my store is d« being offered at prices that ^re moving them fast. Don’t wait un­ til too late. 1' J. S. Goodyear Co., dry goods. C. W. CUrkc & Co., groceries. Woolley &-Bronson, sho^C '";’ '• Fred L- Heath, drags, , Chidester & Burton, clothing. M. W, Hida, flpur and feed. Needles and oil for all machines Rcakcs & Walldorf, furaitoie. Ail member* ot the Farmers and Fruit Growers Union will please send their cheaper than you ever bought J, P. Renkes, bakery. F. R.: Pancoast, jewelry. want letters to J. E. Edwards, Sec’y, them. Barnaby & Herrick, restaurant SHAFFER’S CORNERS O’Donnell, Mich. R. I. Hendershott, hardware. J. Mil tar Ot north of Nashville wm on county te fMillions For Hones, Cattle and Hog*. Pafl-Haerlco Fred J. Young. * all on th* ground M We ar* glad to Mted 1£the building School is again in session with Mtas Kellogg an raseher. •!••-,' H. Burroughs, Joe Moor* nod J. Bowtar bultad their clover M*d tost weak. Highest Award « »• Ear Com, Shelled Corn Oats, Middleville Flour Corn and Oat Feed Corn Meal, Fine Meal Baled Straw Timothy, Mixed and Clover Hay Bran and Middlings Oil Meal, Poultry, Food Oyster Shell .• Stock Food ' . D0!»C4M LUH First, w* vteb .to.egagTMulaio ow ill lor upon bls receiving lhe honorable osllloo of raperinteodsnt of HseUngs iS’&m'liSj’ h' ““ “4” NEW LINE O£ Heating Stoves, Cast Cook Stoves tf'1’ !“»*«■ er exhibited—all new 1901 it stoves are fuel savers and >wders so often nwary purchaser. TICKETS GIVEN I NAL VOTING CONTEST. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-11-28.pdf 0459350fd5b67f176572caa39f8c0313 PDF Text Text VoiU-XXn., No. 28. HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1801. THE MI6H1GAR CflHFERERCE horrible traffic in Chinese girls In San I the wife at our governor's brother, WOMAN’S HOME MISSIONARY SO- the writer added "Alaa.' blBTY OF M. E. CHURCH. The Seventeontti Annual There was ’ Bavlngl*" She sketched rapidly and Meeting meeting was closed with the benedic­ tion-. 'The Michigan Conference Woman's ? ’ anal meeting in the M. £. ebur-h, of Hearings, Nov. 10th, 20th and 21st. K\, beautiful with blossoming p'anu and Hastings Society. .The opening me^t- auflleoee. ' The opening devotlonals were con­ ducted by the Rev. Goo. Bullen, of Hastings, and the President's address Michigan Conference Woman’s Home Miralonary Society, greetings warm and hearty. For It gives me great tlful city which Is endeared to me by so multitude of sick and sorrowing you have clothed and of the famishing souls 11 fa" She spoke ip a volra filled with Aldrich Memorial Homo and Training siouary Society, a power to Michigan Methodists and a praise to our God. tended the efforts of the general so­ ciety great credit ia duo to the persist-' of Christ and in bls name. "Let our motto be •Onwgrd.’ Let us be wo­ men who shall' bring things to peas, ' . herfrt' of' the Father that its mighty God-glven work that shall fl 11 our hearts After music a report of the General Managen Meeting held In New York "Oily, waa given by Mrs. Delos pall, at This report was brimful of bright | THE FARMERS1 IGSTITUTES PROGRAMS FOR FOUR ON&DAY MEETINGS IN THE COUNTY which 40 delegatee responded, every city; perils from the Mormans and their district being represented by one or polygamous practice*. She called Utah Mr. Msywood, the collection waa taken and all Joined in ringing America in such a heart felt manner as, to dispel circuit. Rev. ,W. Pestling, of Prairie­ all doubt*, that America was worth saving. ent at this time had been in attendance. Thursday morning the devotional Rev. George Bullen waa confined to his part of the program was conducted by home with illness. Mrs. Lucy Scott, Secretary of Mito after which the various committees boxes reported A148.06 collected in this made their reports. A canl of greet­ manner. The Conference Correspond­ ing Secretary, Mrs. Levi Master, then of Petoskey to whom the president asked that greetings be returned. The a most charming manner. 'She pre­ faced her report .by paying a glowing but in the good done. Ton years ago depth of Mrs. Antolnnetle Brockway at tribute to the beauty and grandpur of Kalamazoo district took one scholarship, ber of the society and well known the Buffalo exposition which she visitthroughout the state, was announced umlnatlon of the er!2,ono, were paid into the general and a committee was appointed to draft resolutions of regret and sympathy to light Involnntarlly S ship was taken in Peck Homo, New Or ty-five different miaslons located In its kinship to Deity, and we are re- twenty different'states and territories. They had also paid the salary of a mis­ tbers be light and there was Light." sionary for seven years amounting to •2,140. The society had paid out for frontier work MOO,000 In cash and 11200, in aupplletu The Aldrich Memorial Ing hospitality u> their guetta. She scarcely be found in America, where as much ooold be doae for a eouventloo, beautifully Heights, .Ludington, tral, New York Rast and Newark had missionaries, home ai united Ip entertaining them. She then Miry Kilmer, lot. T/blk 9, Middleville, Ranaom Mayo to Clark Tltmareh and wife, lot 63, Phillips' ad. Nashville, •800. « qurr claims, Christopher J. Clark to Robert IL Common Council Proeradlngs. K KKAXCK8 X. WuHNS Great Commander N. 8. Boynton will point, Walter J. Robertson. pted cod placed on file. Discussion. Moved by Goodyear that 6up*t of water worts be authorized to repair feed pump al water works pump sta­ 10 a. tn.—Address by president. tion. Carried. Ayes, O F. Brooks, F. O. Brooks, Bronson, Goodyear. Heath. Reed, Warner. 11:00—Discussion, Richard Bates. Moved by Heath Chat City Physician 11:15—Breeding and management Dr. D E Fuller be allowed expenses of attending 8tats Board ot Health meet­ thoroughbred stock, James Itobblns 11:45--Discussion, D. D. Holcomb. ing at Ann Arbor. Mieb. Carried. 11 m.—Dinner. AFT EHNOOX. son. Goodyear, Heath, Warnhr. Nays, 1:00—Music, recitation. Reed 1:15—Care and feeding Moved by Bronson that street cornmlsaloner be aatborbted to gravel bill herd. A. M. Welch. 1:45—Discussion, R. F. Benton. on Oak Bl. two loads wide and repair 110-Howthe creamery benefits its Osborn road Carried. Ayes. 0. F. Brooks. F. 0. Brook*, Bronson, Good­ patrons, Everson Gray. L.Dlacusrion, A. B. Stefkle year, Heath, Reed, Warner. Qu ration box. The following city accounts were audited: Blaqgbo K. Erway, Middleville Henry J. Bchalbly, Carlton.... Cllmcpa D. Durkee, Woodland Carrie BelleSmltb. Hope. t. Myrel W. Richardton, Hastings Orpha E. Cooley, Hastings....... Glenn R. Bristol, Johnstown.*... The Hastings Musical Club bold lu regular meeting Nov. 25, at the usual place. After class' work, which waa They conducted^ by Mra. McCoy, a few mln- dent who feelingly returned her thanks, ing, followed by a vocal drill under the raying while speech was silver silence direction of the president, Mi* Ines L. admitted Co the club. Aldrich, at the Deacon»*Home. Grand Rapids, then look the platform and Quration box and general discussion. .Nashville, Dec. 18.’ 10 a. m.—Opening addrea by preai- Common council met tn regu'ar ses­ * 10:15-Hilo building and silage feed­ ing, by A. M. Welch. 11:00--Dlseuaadoo. sion Friday evening, Nov. 15tb, 1901, 11:15—Practical landing, by H. A. Mayor Henkes presiding. Present at roll call Aid. Heath, Reed. Absent 0. Offley., F. Brooks. F. O. Brooks, Bronson, Good­ X. B- DOYNTON. 12 m.—Dinner. year, Warner. Waters. No quorum. On motion of Heath meeting adjourned 1 ,00—Red tadan. to Tuesday evening, Nov. 19, IDOL Port Huron and Great Lady Command1:15—Feeding and care of dairy cow, Recorder. make Hastings Maccabees a visit. Issdy Burris will Arrive on the morning Smith. ronent from Friday evening, Oct. train from Grand Rapid* and will hold Question box and discussion. *, 1901, Tneeday evening, Oct. 19, a school of Instruction In the K. O. T. 1901. Mayor Renkee presiding. Proaeat at roll aril Aid. 0. F. Bronka. Bron­ son. Goodyear, Reed, Warner. A besot - cslx-va, of the county so far as possible. C. F. Brooks, Beith. Waters. On motion of Goodyear report of boiler Inspector at water works was re­ IlOO- Discuss Ion. ceived and placed on file. ll:16-*-Keeptng poultry for profit, by Aid. 0. F. Brooks and Heath took Jam* Bobbin*. their seats. Moved by Aid. F. 0. Brooks that com­ tn. -Dinner. munisation from the Central Michigan Traction Co. relative to an ordinance 1:00-Music, recitation for street railways be referred to onU1:15—Care and dairy, A. M. Wejc nance committee. Motion prevailed. 1:45— Discussion. oast and will bold an dnformal, recep­ tion Ln the parlors of the Hastings House In the afternoon. In the even­ ing the two great commanders will address a joint meeting fur the knights and ladle* in the opera house. This offloersjor iheootnlngyrar were elected meeting will be for the Knights and as follows: Preriden', Mrs. J. W. Hall- 1-adles of the Maccabees only. The enbeck; vleo-prerideot, Mrs. F. A. Hall; turn out of the memltera of the orders Master; treasurer, Mrs. DdosTall; .re­ in the county. cording secretary, Mrs. Julia A. Rose. The new officers write presented to Hastings Musical Club. as electai and the re- behalf of Haatlhga Auxiliary. been paid. She called attention to the contingent fund which meant that each member should pay into their auxiliary 18, Mlddtevilte, Dec. t», and Cook to Moses Rosenberg hold In this county, as furnished by the Forbes, lota 3, 4 and 5, blk 82, Middleville, roj. David IL Cooley to William H. Barbor„llP,d *Ue» .a* n< Assyria, <800. ; > William Smith to John D. Wlcsham, dent. ‘ 10:15—Lamb feed lag; by A.M.Welch 1A,.Strikerate.r*. , - k x ■ • J RehradA Cramer per auvf to Frank of Ionia. report, f-hlch showed the total receipts peas this eosno of loveliness. Truly Charles M. Drolct 11000. Fredrick Spangeutacbor to John Perils from the mistake ever made by congress. Never did she realize before, the great perils from immigration till she stood on bersemenu gi.tH8.#fl, leavingu balance Ellis islaSd aH*9 witnessed the landing on hand of *20.23. Reports of district ohlldren. Five hundred thousand are followed by voluntary talks on district spoke of the Immigrants In her own home city, saying they will not become for work and workers the meeting ad­ and do not want to become assimilated journed Until afternoon. Wednesday afternoon the devotional the work being done by the society throughout the length and the breadth Pestling, of Prairieville. "How firm of the land, the home*, schools and a foundation," was heartily sung by all, orphanages through which many of the Mrs. May wood presiding at the piano. children who are thrown on the world After the reading of the minutes of the previous meeting came one of the from preaching a sermon to scrubbing gram, the exchange of fraternal greet­ a floor, She might call with the inten­ ings. Each church o.'the city was rep­ tion of administering spiritual comfort resented by * deb-gate and Mm Nl*k- but often would give a lesson in the use ern was Introduced as representing not of soap and sapollo, instead, in speak­ ing of frontier work she said twenty of the United States. Each lady pre. churches would have to be closed were a on ted had tome cheering words to say it not for the WOman’s Homo Mission­ of the good work being done and the ary society. Shethought, if the pearly great Inspiration to be drawn from a gates swing a llllle wlder for one than raoering of missionary worker* another. It will be for those preachers Mrs. Nlskern spoke briefly ot the work and workers in Manila and said great sacrifices are so often unsppreclin daring, "One thing that pleased me most I found God's love is everywhere." Thera greetings were responded to by paid a fine tribute to the memory of Abraham Lincoln saying: “1 would very pleasing manner saying it gave rather be an American citizen and live In a conritry that could produce such a greetings in behalf of the many good man than fill the highest place In any causes the society stands for. A hymn other country of the world." ’ waa then sung after which the minisAfter a beautifully rendered solo by Yiaju GREAT O*VOR MACCABEES Among other things conducted by Mrs. Paulson. Programs cnlng this great laud. a OT. COMMANDER BOYNTON AND GT. LADY COMMANDER BURNS Will be Present and Address Knights and Ladles. School of instruc- growing grekt odist Church. •LOO Herman W. Frust, Hastings........... Maud Isabella Borabock,Cast Ings. Fredrick Spangemacher, Hastings Mary Leins, Hastings.......... . ........ Moved by F. a Brooks that bill of Frank Horwj be referred to city prop­ Eddie A. Keyes, Amyria ...'........ Iva M. Jordan, Assyria........... 18 erty eommltcee. Motion prevailed. **___ ■ i-__ i util ** n n J. VanHorn,, Johnstown. finishing the borine* at the meeting, Garn and Mrs. Archie McCoy, they ren­ electing the various secretaries, com­ Heath, Reed. Warner. dering, in a very creditable manner, a Goodysa>. Moved L mittees end'd ekgatES to general manvocal duet, entitled "Hope Beyond.'1 tlon and nine were Journcd. Many good thoughtsIng president was again honored by the society voting that a window In Rust very happily received as it showed this menu Detroit Live Stock Market. Augustus Schumann then favored Cattle are fairly active st the Detroit solo '•She Sleeps by the Synse JU ver" David Wendell Spriggs, mlmmt^^PetL and being heartily encored responded with "Good Bys, Doily Gray." Ml* Jnelah M. Engelhardt recited active at (2JJ0 ■’Hane Krauplra." Mist Engelhardt showed taueb ability In bosh srioction. *4.20. Sheep and lambs dull; quality oom- . ,75@«3.15; dulls, by Mias Mst- rased. ( The next meeting will th st ell teembera . and Elizabeth Bundy mediums,Yorkers, *6.40 @ *5.25; stags, one-third off; crip- �lertalnment*. The oours* will open nextTueaday night with a concert by tbe O*l*chi*g«lCoucertCo. A local teachers’ association will ba held, al tbo Nashville school hquse Bat­ umi, Dawibbw “Ith/Tb* uacber* ot several surrounding township* will unite in making th* meeting a suooeos. William Sanford, formerly an old and respected resident of Mania Orov* died at the home of bl* sister tn James­ ville, Wls., Nov. 16th. The remain* were brought back io Maple Grove and the funeral waa held last week Wed­ nesday, . . . Middleville folks show that they aro up k> tbe times by having a rummage AS TO CLOTHING. «njnjlHERE ts an epitaph in a Vetmont ckurch- ^Srayard: "Iexpected this bat not so soon.” pRlyi Such is the ephaph on dpthingi worn out In the waah-tub. Underclothing may be fragile, yet It ought not to wear out in ten wecka. But this isn’t wear; it Is decay. You buy 5 cents worth d cheap soap and you lose the equivalent of 50 cents In the wash-tub. Ivory Soap will not harm the most delicate fabric. Is it wise not to use It? Current Opinion. Mr. Roosevelt Is frightening the re­ publican senators and representatives who belleye that the civil service law la a q-ood thing to talk for and act against by showing bls ballet tbat the law the pen Mr. Roosevelt this week restor­ ed to the civil service list 1,000civilian positions under the war department that Secretary Alger had exempted at the beginning ot the war with Spain In order to make sure that the patronage would all go where he wished It to go, Into the bands of the senators and rep­ resentative* bo could depend upon to stand by him. * if present Indications count for any­ thing there is going to be some lively slagging among the republicans in con­ gress on the question of giving tariff concessions on Cuban sugar and tobacco. Several of the big trust* are tn It, too, but not on the tamo- side. The sugar nlng water and electric lights, and with each cottage the corporation furnishes a lawu mower and plants from a greet); sugar, while Oxnard, the beet sugar king, lx working hard to head off tariff oonccssloux on Cuban sugar, which lie says will put an end to the sugar beet Industry in this country, If granted. Tbe little daughter of Mr. J. N. Pow4)11 jumped on an Inverted rake made of led penny nails, and thrust one en­ tirely through her foot and a second one half way through. Chamberlain's Pain Balm was protnniiy applied and five minute* later the pain bad disappeared and no more suffering was experienced. In three days the child was wearing with a few grains of salt. The tobacco trust is a manufacturing concern and probably, like the sugar trust, would be 1 glad u> get the tariff on Cuban tobacco cut, although It may be protending otherwise because so many of our to­ bacco growers aro opposed to a lower tariff on Cuban tobacco. Reports In olycdlatlon say there have been some remarkable flipflops among senators on this question; that senators who wore strongly upnosed to Cuban tariff con- VILLAGE IMPROVEMENT. ezcoxe for their change of opinion that In no other way can the aonexstlon of Cuba be prevented. I ity worries which have resulted in mak। Ing him deal with both subjects in a non-committal way In hie message to congress. Mr. Roosevelt Is referee in a i number of state factional fight* for the control of federal patronage. Probably the mdsi important of these fights is that among the Missouri republicans, many of whom arc now in Washington. good night's rest. "Il will soon cure a rough too.■’ write* Mr*. S. Hlmolburger. "for three generation* of our fami­ ly have used Dr. King's New Discovery for consumption anil never found It’s equal for rough* aod colds.'1 It's an unrivaled life oarer when used for dcspcrate lung disease*. Guaranteed bot­ tle* 60c. and 11 at W. U. Goodyear'*. Secretary Hltchoock baa been *u consplcuou* In the fight against the faction led by ‘"Dink” Keren*. national corn- five coot* extra you can have not only the Herald tor one year but also the Pilgrim, a high class inagarine of pro­ gress, ably edited and finely Illustrated. Call at the tintALD office and sec a copy of the November Issue. the machine boas In the state since early io tbo first McKinley administration, that be cannot with self-reapwt remain In favor of the Kerens faction by reap­ pointing the appraiser and the collector of St. Louis. Representatives Joy and IS c the fight. The republicans have pulled and banled Mr. Roosevelt thia way, and that-1 on the questions of reciprocity and tariff sfge to congress, which be read to the cabinet this week, straddle* both ques­ tions and makes no positive recommen­ dation for legislation on either. The National Reciprocity Convention, com­ posed of about two hundred big mer­ chants and manufacturers, held in Washington this week, whooped up re­ ciprocity and adopted strong resolutions, but it did not change the many differing opinions of promlneit republican*. Consequently it caaaot be said that the convention really k acocmpilshed any­ thing tangible. Representative Shafroth of Colorado has announced his Intention to MUow the example of Senatora Heltfsld and whleb the Uoorx are waging against Great Britain is one of the greatest, "f not the greatest, among all the heroic struggle* In the world’s history. No Ihoqgntful American would suggest 'UM the United btalos laku actual part in the war. There are, however, some TtaOureMtam ou*. Mr. Shafroth, who 1* a close and intelligent observer, hit* recently re­ turned from a vigitto the Philippine*, and is more convinced than ever that it Ik a mistake for u* to retain the islands. He said on the subject: “For years sod yean we cea sxpect nothing from thoee island* but loss, lose, lorn. They will be absolutely no help too* in controll ng the trade of China. The harbor of Manila, whloh is pot suited for a large oommaree, 1* OK miles from China, and it cou M a ton more on freight* to Manila than it doe* io Chi pa. The fac­ ilities for handling cargoes (n Manila are inadequate, the water Is rougY, the harbor shallow, and although »2,COO,000 ba* been appropriated for tbeconotnicllon ofa break-water the Improvement tributlngcenter for the adjacent Asiatic mainland. At Ute least calculation wa must maintain an army of 30,000 soldier* in th. lafohd. for many years. That means an tupenao of 115,000,000 a year. Such a sum la all tb* fi ilipino* can pay by taxation, Im nlonetihe cost of dvll bare been completed. It In likely tbat Washington park was next made de­ tbo town will be Incorporated a* a bor­ lightful. Graveled walk* were wound ough and called Buhl City, tn honor of through It. In place of aggreaslva weeds the Cm president of tbo st**) comlawn grass seed was sown, ground was spaded up and cultivated plant* set oat; mountain ash. weeping willow and balsam trees Were placed her* and there, and wild clematis sod ampflop­ sis were *o planted tbat they Would ■ Crucible steel of the beat quality was first made In the United Slates In 1832 In commercial quantities at Cincinnati by Dr. William Garrard and hla broth­ er, John R. Garrard. Milreiy from I'hlladelpbla ha. the largest elty ball i the world I Hollyhock trees were seenreu. ana a*­ ......... ten. hydrangeas and wild roses .were Kt,-!.,.,. arranged In pretty vistas. Finally fall­ ' ' -’ aad d*ray«d timber, stumps, weeds z-uiinuK a warm room is ___ _____ very annoying. This can b* orormtwl P*rk- wmen wa* covered over witn by rubbing the glass** every morning : rtc1’ *°n ,tkl w*d*<s down and la now with .oft potash reap. Th* glasses “ P*°* of thrw^narmay then be polished but an invisible 1 ,on* *° ,cre surrounded by a fin* fil^ sufflctTnt toTsvrot ti SXu TUthre. pork* are rered foe will remain. ■ I ’ , •* comparatively small expenditure. I In a forgotten cemetery on'a aid* Street near the heart of the village th* few remaining slabs bad teen leveled by tbe frost* of many years. Wild ap­ ple tree* grew and bore fruit, whleb waa harvested only by the small boys. Old rosebushes ran wild end mingled Albany. N. Y.. claims tbe hohor of having made the first carriage matinfactored In this country. Several were built In 1814. and tbe event was duly notod nt Ute time a* an evMeure of th* spread of United States enterprise. turers are discussing the advlxabl^ty *f running excursions of business mtn into tbs trade regions which >are sup­ posed to be tributary to the city. The of (b* matter, anil It la probable that several excursion* of thl* kind will bo ran doting tbo wmtner. Tbo object la to become acquainted with tbo moo ebant* of neighboring town* and cities and Induce them to trade In Dearer. Foundation is a new town op tn tbe Kalispell county of Montana, wtere “■-------w-t ta being unbtecktat town Indeed—bandy but it has a weekly �BittI were stolen six months ago In iranaU from tbe smrftrra In HI Paso, Tex, Cm eastern refineries, has just come to light. Tin- shipment waa made over tbe Galveston, Harrisburg k Han An­ tonio railway under heavy txmd. It Creek Loses an Important Tax Sult ' • MIDLAND WANDERER'S RETURN Z-r* -r M^r.O^«M-,Ue-P«b. tb. learned that tbe bullion bad been thrown from tbo car neor KI Paso, aad tbat It V* lies buried In Western Tmaa. Tbe thieves bare been traced from pise? Io place, and a few bat* QuM&MorfDe.JLW.OasatsE B™=A.W.CHA8E’^^u KIDNEY-LIVER PILLS HEN in Buffalo EAT AT STATLER’S RESTAURANT, Ellicott Square; best and largest in the city. .* <* Meals 25 and 40 cents. MUSIC every evening. W hradquarteni the general <* IEIYOBS BEBIUn Profmional Directrcy. MCCALLSMAGAZINE A LADIES' MAGAZINE. Colgrovk & Potter, '••WSWtSffi' >tce. li tun Me K 1K«l « ; Udy. M tout 40; com-' »1 JXri M; butte ,G. R. Johnson, D. D. S. Geo. M. Reed, PLUMBER. Sbsp, On 0i» NhU «f Hutlap HtlmlOnk TM Ctssust Pises Is tks Cllj 7-"r "?"• “• It 14 thought tbat Lenawee county farmers hr>ro lost inorc than Vo.Ooo by a Detroit-Ann Arbor motor car. Mill worth Of bnga by disease thia fall Otar HK tana of poultry were Iles unconscious at tbe University hos­ pital. His case grows more and more of a mystery as thp days go by and ho poultry packing house nt Cold water remains little better than a corpse. exJane Eyre Neleon. of Battle Creak, * cep<<ur the faint besting of bla heart. descendant of Ia>rd Nelson, has left for Tuesday ufgbt rumplelvd 3H hours of England to attend tbe coronation of the king, by inrlUUox Thousands of bogus tickets are. out In Hastings for a prisa piano drawing and everybody is play lug a merry tune A young woman baa been operating In Detroit and detectives bare been looking for ter. Her scheme la to gain access to residences, sometimes by re questing tbat She be allowed to (tap inside to arrange her nothing. Then she takes anything in sight preferably Jewelry and clothing. , The Pent Marquette freight ctewfr have blockaded the street crossings of Northville beyond the lime limit allow­ ed by tbe law ao much that the council has taken artion on tbe matter, and anthocUed tbe prompt errvat ot aay who shall hereafter be eoaspUined of �would undoubtedly bare redounded to the weffara of the InriluiUoc BntKtch i* "practical politic*” sa exemplified by tbe administration of Oar. BUM and engage* In the conridcnuJbn of th* mmsufoi and pollclo* now pressing up­ On it- It cannot be said that the work .before oongr*** at the coming session I ■ al the exciting kind that occupies lu ' .iuenlioc in time* of national danger or dlMrw*. and oonsaquently we may not ' look for the intense popular Interest In Ito proceeding* that characterljtw war times, or crjIleal period* Tn national politic*. Nevertheless, It to probable that the questions which ooegree* will bo called upon to deride this winter are fully a* important In theooascquance* involved, as any that have been before that body foy many yean. This country ha* be­ come co (let, it* liileroto sb varied and far-reaching, that the act of legislating I the* been more than once add by European critics of this country that we ars an Irrallgtou* people. There is no state religion in America. No re­ ligious body can receive any assistance from the national or state treasury. No taxes are levied far the support of church school*. Religion cuts very lit­ tle figure in tbe selection of oar nation- end. Prayer was offered and a bytsn was sung and the conference was then declared adjourned to meet the oomjug y ear In Mason, Michigan. Tbuspkaed ■a the president sold, pcs of tbs beet meetings over which she had ever pre­ sided and whose deliberations through out had been charactcriied by the thought: u “A* the principle of love I* the main principle tn the heart of tbe real Chris­ tian, so the labor Of'love la the main business of the Christian life.” They are Often Together These Day a their state-esublished and tax-support­ They Work Havoc all Over the ed churches and this sentiment la pe­ culiarly eiprtwaed In the Thanksgiving Country and In Hasting*. custom which 1*.being observed today Weak, nervous, tbe digestion out of In every city and village and hamlet In order, that Is wbat ails a boot of people. Ity of law this day has been observed It comes about In ibis way: first from from the dewtrtrf the republic until now overwork or other causes, tbo nerve* and there has never been a president are burdened beyond endurance, norve doua oooscquencea, frequently effecting nor, so far as wo an, aware, a governor, force la weakened, then the stomach the whole world For example, coo- who has failed to tlx upon eueb a day loses Ito nerve oontrollng power and in­ greaa will be called upon this winter to end call upon the people to assemble In digestion follows with falling strength. decide the Isthmian canal question; to their several places of worship and ren­ settle, tbo long disputed point aa to En­ der thanks to AJmlgbty God for the gland's status towards an isthmian blessing* of tbe'year. canal by ratifying or rejecting the now Hay Pauucefote treaty; to take some to' ««preca oatioaal gratitude to the action regarding oomme ratal reciproc­ power* above on special occasion*. The ity, to dlapcae of tbe ship subsidy Roman often decreed 1 thanks­ scheme; to legislate with reference to giving to the Immortal gods for some M L. Waite of Church street, Batting*, our insular paesessloo* defining more great victory or deliverance. But It Mich.. iay*: “When the food does not clearly their status toward* thin gov ern- ho* remained for ihe American people digest, rest* heavy and di*tro**c* one to n*tabll*h voluntarily an annual day after eating it create* a genuine feeling and many other problem* affecting the Internal affair* ot an Intensely active and energetic nation of-eigbty million people. in which to thank tbe Giver of all good thing* for Che ordlr>ry blearing* of life and to Impart to that day such a pecul­ iar significance that It ha* come to bo regarded aa a matter of ivurw No president, however Indifferent bo might personally tool In tbe matter, would venturn to disregard the unwritten law which ha* fixed upon tbe lari Thursday In November ot each yoar aa the time which he mint proclaim to be tbe na­ ilon1* Thanksgiving day. Tbat the American people are essen­ tially religious la evidenced by the un­ failing observation of a day, not provid­ ed for by law lndeed/4>ut sanctioned by the public oouKlence end consecrated by a hundred year* of unbroken observanoo. Tbinkagiviog day I* peculiarly greas, even In these days of profound peace and prosperity are tremendously Important In their effects, upon our­ selves and upon the world. And there la another aspect in which the course pursued by the coming congress may be looked upon with much Interest. Un­ doubtedly tbe thing* It does or neglects to do this winter will have an important bearing on politic*, both of tbo grfiat political parties are al the preseut time In a quiescent Mate, waiting for events Washington incident that started ax. Queen Lil ot Hawaii to Washington, to national campaign will be fought. make another attempt to grab a big “The republican petty Is halting he­ ■lice of the public lands, on the ground . tween extreme protection and reciproc­ thatsho was ths owner of what were ity and the democratic party Is pulling known aa tbo "crown lands? It la rea­ IteaIf together and watching Ito adver­ sonably certain tbat’abe won't get the sary, ready to strike at any weak point lands, but we *hould not care to go so that may offer. No doubt it will be the far aa to positively say that she will not policy of the democratic minority in congress to pursue a waiting policy, protesting against extravagance and -1— legislation, urging democratic principles whenever occasion offers, and watching I la adversaries closely. Thus we may look for the coming con­ gress to do thing* which will affect our history for better or for worse, and al thb same time furnish the Issues on log Illustration ot the working of ■‘prac­ tical politics*' than I* furnished by the prison board of control In selecting a -vnooeeeor to the late Warden Chamber­ lain. By every rale of logic and of good bus'.neee sense Deputy Vierden Northrup ought to have been appoint­ ed to the vabaocy. The position Is sue demanding experience and sound judg­ ment aad should be lifted entirely out of tbe domain of mere party expedi­ ency. The administration of a great penal Institution is too difficult, loo Im­ portant to the welfare of the people, to be made dependent upon party narrowown- On* would have supposed, tbero, tbat the prison board would have my condition when I began to take Dr. A. W. Chase** Nerve Pills I got at W. H. Goodyear's drug store. Now I can eat well, the stomach la ip good shape end I feel strong and vigorous. I can strongly recommend the pill*." It you brant. your patent buxine** properly and promptly done tend It to Swift A Co., patent lawyer*, oppoaite U. 8. Patent Office, Waiting uni, 1). C. They bare , no diaaatUficd ellenau ter; a postal card will bring it, and It may bo worth money to you. See their advertisement elsewhere in this paper Our Handsome Sknatob Hanna was frank enough to say that ths boat way to got rid of the treasury surplus waa to spend is. Evidently that is what the republican majority in congress intend to do. SkratoiuPbootob, whobMB repu­ tation a* a grabber of good thing*. 1* now posing aa th* original Rooeevelt man. For a numberot years ha waathe ilng so important an official and original McKinley mao. priy decided on the' man who Is itly the best qualified for the IF things condone as they have been the deputy warden. going for several year* past, the time 1* not distant when It will be Impossible to sp^nd a dollar without adding to tbe profits of the trusts. . road trust Is not calculated to make re­ publican voters, aa the rwfouslbiUiy of that party for trusts 1* known to all men ot intelligence. GRAB SALE Well, we’re going to have one. ot Say, I'll tell you all about it We have selected from our stock some three hundred articles.* including watches cuff buttons bronchus, charms, stick pins cut glass FROM CHICAGO Burna Soft and Hard Coal* Slack* Liftnite, Wood and Cobs. WHAT IT WILL DO. The following shows the amount of gas and fixed carbon in both soft and hard coal. There is only a slight difference in the value of the two fuels when the gas half of soft coal is burned. carbon. 88 per cent, available carbon. Average hard coal ton tai ns 4 per cent. 86 per cent per cent available carbon. FOR SALE BY Goodyear Bros Novelty Case is now filled with the new­ est, most up-to-date articles we iCould find. We have' evenrthing desirable in COMBS, PURSES, . / • BROOCHES, . SASH PINS, joined the tariff rovlsioclsta. Ro said BELT BUCKLES, tbe other day: ’'The Iron-bound tariff HAT PINS, ot uniform duties on the products of all STERLING SILVER and nations must disappear, and in ten years EBONY NOVELTIES, around. In addition ,»o seeing Mr. Roosevelt do things without bls advice, ba baa seen tbe Gathmann gun, which he forced on the government, prove a □U'VE HEARD of Rummage Sales, :cial Sales, Fire Sales I Salvage Sales, but you ever hear of; a which you catjnot help butadmfre. The J. S. Goodyear Co, Hastings, Mich.' ### China, Manicure Pieces, and many others too numerous to mention, worth •from $6.0t) or $8.00 to 25c. Later you’ll see these goods in the window. All the goods will be wrai ed and displayed window for u* three days before the sale which will be on SATURDAY, DEC. 7, beginning at 10 a. NOW is the time to have your outfits repaired, and we arc the people who can give you the best prices on all kinds of repair work. Boilers Reflued, Cylinders Rebored, Boilers Patched, Sknoke Stacks Made, Engines Repaired, All Kinds of Casting Done. Before having anything done give us a call. EARLY & BURNS Special Ualuos in Corsets Everybody will be given a chance to Special in men’s Underwear FOR NEW FURNITURE THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN 25c One lot Jersey ribbed, fleece lined, blue and white stripe, with French neck, at 25c. Ladies' Wool Underwear McCOY’S. lr tux Hcbley Court at Inquiry does»t burry up lu report will have to be ooompaoied by proof at WeMity to get W. E. MERRITT & CO. DRY SOODS. PHONE 66. �There is No Kind of a Cough that Heath's Pine anil Cherry Mr. and Mrs. An Cbaaearespending a<411w«*m> today tn Grand Ledge. o—t ____ Mis* Lou Felghner; of f/ashvllls, 1* sK,ita1.iitP«w'w« sss । clerking for U E. Stauffer. --------- - - ~fc----- --------------- * ‘ Mi** Lillian Craven is home from Battle Creek for Thanksgiving. O. B. Uchly’s valuable Gordon Set­ ter PUP was poisoned Friday nlgtat- Will Not Help. Last winter it made a great many friends. It will, puke a great many more this winter. It u put up in an honest four ounce bottle for Please rcmomoer when you arc in need ot choice groceries and produce, go IO Bogie's grocery, firm door rest of City bank, for them. He also h^s » full line of cigar* and ubacoo. Good* I have some money placed In my hands to loan on personal security. FMD W. Waiter. • If that furnace doesn’t furnish sll the heat you want, belter see Beesley Ho can apply the remedy. Mr*. D. K. Tilman, who went to De­ troit to visit friend*, »u taken ill with pneumonia and waa obliged to atop oo her way home, at Jackson with her sls- of the latter*» brother and family at Woodland, Friday and Saturday. Mrs.. Joseph MoKnlght of Eardly and Mr*. Cha*. Timm at Caledonia are guest* at Mr. and Mr*. Richard Poff. It you want a fur overcoat call *t our Ono day last week 8. A. Crowell was hunting birds with a repeating shotgun. In firing the gun every shell, six in number exploded, tearing tbe magsdno'from the bam), but dojng m> other damage. Mr. Crowall secured several quail with tbe tatue gun after the accident which to say the least, was a very fortunate one. 25c. DRUGGIST. HUSTINGS HERHLD Cecal »<1 Perteaal. FASHIONABLE FURNITURE unable to come borne, although her condition is not considered serious. Sold only by You can read any of the new books for 10c. Ask us ho*. - grlpu, Mood off their laundrymen and their UndUdla* until after their re­ turn, and took the evening train lor Hastings and Thanksgiving turkey, Tujaday night. If all furniture were ajike.it wouldn't matte? very much where you bought it But it is not all alike.. There is as much difference in the make of furniture os there is in the people who use iL ; Onr furniture is not only strong, durable and well made—it is properly designed. The hand of the artist is plainly manifest in these modern furniture productions. It wouldn't be a bad idea to come in and see it for yourself. We are satisfied to have you look at any time. ’ , A bunch of handsome ebrysanthe. F. J. Beesley, tbo plumber, will be glad to furnish you with a Busy Bee heater If you want to heal an extra ha* been on exhibition in Ham* A Van Arman’* window for several days. These flowers won first prise al the Chicago chrysanthemum show and were sent here by Charles Lewis, who has charge of the chrysanthemum depart­ ment of p. D. Smith's green bouse at Adrian. This florist ha* grown the priu> seedling chrysanthemum of tbe country this year, obtaining a KOO special priie al Kansas City. Al) ot which is of. local interest because a Hastings boy has cbargd of the growing of these plant*. James Nash, an Inmate of the county bouse, M year* old, died Monday. The funeral was helu y cate rd ay forenoon al the Irving church. । Miss OUiB Lathrop gave a "heart" party Tuesday evening In honor of Mias Amy Coulter of Chicago, about sixty guest* being present Charlotte's common council granted s /raughlsa to the Central Michigan Traction company Monday night. Mr. Talcum is uow up to Hastings. I.oet, Nov. 21st between Mr*. M. J. Wright's and'Dr. Fuller's office a lady’s gold watch. Finder please leave al Renkes G Walldorff. Undertakers. PHYSICAL AND MENTAL PLEASURES Hope, wbo dropped dead Monday night will Ik held today, burial at Prairie­ ville. Mr. Murphy was I-’ years old. Pensioner* please call at my place and have your pension vouchers exe­ cuted next Wednesday. Dec.,4th 1001. Overcoat and at the minimum of cost physical ph There is naturally a feeling about ones body clothes that fit easily, comfortably Jnd well, and to many men the ure enjoyed from the knowledge of Tuesday. Michigan’s Foot ball team fee) very thankful today. with pneumonia. Charles Bishop ba* been granted an increase of pension to 18. Miss Edith Pryor was home from Middlevl Un over Sunday. Wanted—a boy to do chares ou the price*. Hams A VanArman. if any of our hunters conic home without a deer to their credit, they can console themselves with tbe thought that there ought to be some game loft ovor for another MMoa atiy way. । AND FASHIONABLY APPARELLED ENJOYMENTS. perintendcncy of the Hasting* schools. Tloukre A* Craven sell the famous Royal Tiger coffee. Th I* was the coffee used at the recent Majestic range bak­ ing exhibition at Goodyear Bros. If you like good coffee you will like the Royal Tiger brand. Miss KU* Du Bob'and Miss Myrtle Upton, teacher* in the Otsego schools, are spending their vacation in this city tbe gucet* of Mr. and Mr*. J. E. McElwain. Mis* Upton waa formerly a teacher in our school*. Letter* ad'drewed W the following persons remain unclaimed In this office sanitary convention at Ann Arbor law Thursday and Erid ay. “ Floyd Havens of Three Rivers visit­ ed relatives and friends In this city J from Thursday to Monday. Charles Cade, of Charlotte, and Mrs. Emma Martin, of Nashville, Ve guest* of Mr. and Mr*. John M. Payne. C. L. Heaney, of Freeport, Secre­ tary of Bute Farmer'* Institute for Harry oouuty, was In the city Friday. Tbe Jury Jn the Burchfield murder csss, of Charlotte., brought In a ver­ dict of manslaughter Isat Thursday - ' Tbo mother's meeting of the second north last week, have been femning on venison since the arrival of their game Sunday. . The common council, of Nashville, granted a fifty year frauchhe last Fri­ day night to the Michigan Traction Company. And now that wo have given thank* let u* get down to work and scrape If you buy a Stein-Bloch Suit or Overcoat, criticism. He would hardly believe that you paid less than half the price that he would want formating a duplicate Suita, William Dooley 1* moving from near It not called for by December 2nd: Freeport Into thUclly. Dr. Bart, Louis Bedford, George Baker, Dr. E. D. Roberuon and wife, at A. H. Miller, Emma C. Baker, Mr*. Lansing, are theguesta of Dr. and Mrs. Mr*. Fannie D. Rogers, of Spokane, Now that cold weather if coming on, Washington, and Mb*Carrie Stebbins, her sister, wbo ha* been in Spokane wouldn’t It be a good Idea to ae* Beealy since last spring, arrived- here Tues­ about hi* Busy Boe Hot Wateroctabiday afternoon. Mr*. Roger* will spend tly> winter with her parent*, Mr. and Guy Erb and family, after a short Mrs. W. H. Stebbins, in thltcity. visit In ibis city and vicinity, started ' Robert Holme* of Castile, N. Y., ar­ Saturday for tbolr home in Aburooka, rived In the city Tuesday expecting to Montana. They visited in Middleville surprise hl* relatives, but be was the over Sunday. enn surprised, as he was met at the The matter ot granting a franchise to train, a letter from a cousin haring pre­ the Michigan Traction Co. has not yet ceded him. Today the Altofu are en­ joying turkey at Albert Altoft’s and a anceshVe Bad one or two meetings and visit from their cou»in. the jovial City Attorney Sullivan ha* drafted aa ordinance in accordance with the interNever but one® in the history of De­ eauof the city, incorporating some of troit ha* such a disastrous boiler ex­ the provisions suggested by the Herald. plosion occurred as that of Tuesday Tbe Herald believes that the city morning. The. Penberthy Injeo^x- should go slowly and carefully In a mat work* worn Instantly destroyed and tar Inolvlng such important privilege* twenty-five employes killed and forty injured. This awful disaster recall* council will sec to II that the city's the Journal explosion of November, interims aro safeguarded before pass­ Ing the ordinance asked for by those 1BW, when 31 live* wore lost. Nest Monday evening will occur the proraotar*. In all probability iheqnosannual ulectluo of officer* for Barry lion willboacMdlupon al the next meetLodge No. 13, Knight- of Pythias, and log of th* council. a rare treat is io stere for the member*, George Sweet, Gilbert Bounders and all ot whom aro expected to be present. C- B. Baldwin of. this city and Brace A committee has been appointed to pre- Murdock ot Carlton rsturr.vd yesterday morning from a hunting expedition in Kalkaska county. Mr. Baldwin brought with him a strange trophy of their experiawee, being the hind paw of a big black boa.- which bad been caught in a trap. The animal had climb- tmuofod with thn chain hod be iu the tree and rtruifi had U-ly r.-inl suds Cbanksgiving is here and Christmas is Coming . ’ I ' 1 ' । , wc are selling. It does seem to me from the amount of business we are doing in patterns that every lady ita Barry county must be using the McCall Pattern. -All the ladigs I know say that tbe designs are so pretty and that the patterns are so easy to use. If you have never used them I am sure you would be pleased with them. �Eight Mm Trgppsd While Inmtk gating a Recent Dleaater. J All ARE of its stubbe often called m Mttnx. ..__ medicine that never fiula to check the nervous spasms and give new strength to the entire system. ■ GIVER UP AS DEAD. Bluefields, W. Va, Nov. men, all high In mining c including ths state inspect lierod to hare perishod In William Crosier, chief of erdnanoe, left. "And It's always the same kind with rank of brigadier general; James of thlng-a long story to show wbat a Miller, colonel of Infantry; Frauds little boy can do. And ba doesn't_ -r7. know W. Mansfield, lieutenant colonel of tn- the dlffervnre between a boy and a bafaatry; James B. Jackson, major of by. He doesn't know tbe difference be‘ 'tween Soccer and Bugger. He doesn't know s single blessed thing, except Anawalt E. Dsitscb. loonard T. Baker, Leonard. H. Cook. Thomas S. Moor­ man, Jr. Bl L. Hughes, colau.l of eavalry.' Bari ,D.. Thomas,.lieutenant at cavalry; (j»*s. C. Winnie, Charles W. Malgne and Frank £. Lynch, second lieutenants of cavalry; Beecher B. B*y, paymaster, with rank at major; game lu tbo open air with a ball or a hoop or a skipping rope. Fact, be did. It won't do, you know. What's he take indigestion and liver complaint," Mr. C. M- Wilson, of Yadkin C of volunteers. X rank of captain; James A. Thomas, second lieutenant artillery corps; Thomas E. flulxer, pro­ visionally first lieutenant Philippics si ppi, consul at Kingston. Jamaica; Charles V. Herdllska. District ot Co­ lumbia, consul at Bin Juan del Norte, Dr. Miles' Nervine sulato at San Juan del Norte. MOVEMENTSi OF INSURGENTS. New York. Nov. ys—Tbs Herald's Colon t Colombia) correspondent cables the following concerning military LEAD AC HE California BEST PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURIST EXCURSIONS TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE and Scenic Line. instance matches bad been placed In the beads of the crackers With the heads protruding, end in such a map- 1 entering port, in a fit of remorse ovsr the lining 'nf a nun. When ths boat anchored at Mobile quarauusu station Male Poe, lu chart . reported that on • a-M'.BukTM.IjWhhky tfxjSETS! .ba U Dm of tb« Mnficsl FKvlryrfYiUUnlraJtjsni Suu Ctxmie rfCreawtkst. Nov h » mna Iran Ell tkhaLuia* win one-half of the estate of Mrs. Moses M. Daria, valued at 150,000. wtR go to the Christian Scientists ■ The charge ot manalauhgter brought against members ot the church for not allowing Mrs. DavU medical attention the judge holds Is too weak. Be^at rellare kUb MrisL . Anniston. Ala., Nov. tk—Judge J a*. --—„ W. Lapsley ot this City died suddenly that 8and Island light wu sighted at at bls home Of heart failure. When he 4 tL. m. he gave the mats the course. ' “ •*- -*then picked up a eea lead. Jumped overboard and was drowned. Washington. Nov. 15.—A most dra, rustic scene marked the- trial of Mrs. Ib bMHlt when tbe revolve? that killed Ams was exhibited and ifnUr UM by.k wltnras wbo further described at length the room of the Kenmore Hotel as he bad found it after tbe tragedy. Through all thia painful or­ deal. however, Mrs. Bonlne main­ tained absolute self control Wheeling, W. Va.. Nov. M_—At noon lira -started tn High wart's shoe store and on aocount of'the failure of the water supply the entire block was de­ stroyed, entailing a loss of IU.OOO. Four business houses and four reel­ 'Jeacre with all their contents were d4«$rcyvd. _.___________ "Nd, with regard to heroism"—. "Yes, there's another thing. If boys git to be awfujly good at anything and are tremendously praised for It. they generally get so cocky there's no do­ ing anything wltb them. It must I* take jolly good care to keep that dark'. Nice sort of man Horup us must hare been after be'd kept the brldgs In tbe brare days of old! Of course he put on some. Ho couldn't help It Nobody could. If the truth were known. I be­ lieve there's lots of pgople owe tbelr ruin to au act ot bferolstn. You'd nev­ er .guess that from the way Mr. Dllwater talks, bat I keep my eyes open and think out things for myself." TWOS. •- •PRACAJK A ION, PATENTS. n-gloct of tAf and with conspiracy to other boys that had never done any­ defraud the city by furnishing supplies thin* to mn When a thin* gets nib­ at exorbitant rats*. _____ bed into yojt too much, yon bate It Wsyae Comity Bank Bldg., DETROIT. CASTORIA Tho Kind You Haro Ahvliya Botifibt, and trhlfh has been in too for over 30. years, has borno tbo alffnataro of i — and has been made under fits per­ , "onftl "uperviaion since Its lufhncy. Allow no oho to deceive yon In thia. All Counterfeits, Imitations and •• Jnst-aa-cood” aro but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants ami Chllilrcu—Experience against Ex|>eripient. What is CASTORIA to run for their Urea. The wall Is equal to. if not tergen than the Wal­ lace well, straek near Fogtoria. O_. won't catch me standing on any bum­ lag deck when alt but tuc bad ded. । Don't expect it. I'va got too much rv1 gard for other boys. They don't wni)t minister of finance, introduced tn tbe to have me along Into poetry for thitu untarhauss tbo budget fur 1S0X- In this tho revenue is estimated ut IJJM^ itO/111 crown* And tho expenditures GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS- �hour, and It waa finally decided that the captain should go ashore again aqJ aged four.' had been allowed to go try to buy Dou Castro tfff for a smallet atone to play Iti the great yard that sura, if be pleaded poverty and In lice between the apartment building dulgvd In no further bluffs. It was hop and the swell private residence which ad that tbe dictator’s heart might be faces tbe drive. Mr. Sparks was at hla ooftaood into accepting about gflOO. It office, am) all the young Hparksn, bar­ ring Tommy, were at school. From Mrs. Sparks' vantage point lu tbe little bay window she could catch occasional glimpses of a painter in tbe big yard EAT *EM LIKE CANDY rich neighbor a subdued sort ot red eolor. Mrs. Sparks was dreamily won­ dering why the foundation, which bad pr^SAA -Wrtw Sarnes msasIa. aW SeeSSA^ea i^P^O^'BLOOD'ClEli A WOMAN'S GAME — i Copyright. 1901, by C. a. Leww. X tt-W'Wtt'W&MWCW'* Ciix»p, htoue to Upn Mnj. When Captain Jibes Bebee of Mar RI6HT UP TO DATE. (Bstisii Pint st It hist IntofJ FIRES CAUSED BY NAILS. sad demanded a bonus ot 11,000 for permission to land cargo. Thia was In addition to port chargee and customs Pere Marquette Wister tosrtit tickets Uiisfillfl & NasMlB B. R. Florida <5alf <O6I<5t Pointe. one pretense or another and wav for­ bidden to either haul luto the wharf or nail for another port. Then Jabes Bebee went ashore prepared Co assert and maintain that the government repre­ sented by tlw eagle would stand no tri­ fling with one of Ito representative dtlxeua, especially one balling froth Mar­ blehead and tn command of a new brig high class monthly inagaxine, Igoosn- which had logged off seven knots an binattoe with tha HkmaI.d at a merely hour with her yards checked In. He nominal price. Tbe magaxlne with bad hla thunder duly prepared and bla which we have made thia arrangement lightning bandy by. bat ba struck a Is-the Pilgrim, an excellent literary snag almost at once. Dog Castro was periodical published u Bauto Creek. a man who would obt have hesitated to Staff the combined powers of tbe Tblstuatfsalne baa reeently covno into world if there had been 1800 in sight the hands uf a new company who are toe htu. Tbe wily old rascal also are sparing no pains thoroughly understood statecraft and high clam mag- tbe number of years that would slip by while an offended government was snaking an official Investigation ilnto any of bls acts, official or private. He would be out of it long before tbe state department st Waablbgtoa gut a more on. and be wasn't worrying aa to what might happen to his successor. "Pay me a thousand dollars end you ten discharge cargo." was hto answer Thru li.e captain of tbe Jane Bebra turned tho American eagle loose and ettconragvd tbe bird to make things rvdhot but when be had finished and A tepid bath for a child should hare a temperature from 83 to 00 degrees F. and a hot bath 08 « degrees F.. which. portance to him or tbat they find their affairs are so present to hla mind that farther IdentlOcatlon (s unnecessary. Harlog their signature cut from tbo Incloses a reply to a bad compliment which many persons bring upon tbemeelvee by an unpardonable Illegibility. It to a singular fact tbat accidental mtospelling or mispronunciation of one's Mine generally constitutes a greater a. Trout and to provocative at more an- finds it noticeably warm. caro being bad always to rentetn bar the extrema delicacy and senaltlveucM of a child's In case of dsblltty and for scrofulous children and those threatened with rickets a salt water bath every uternIng. either bot or cold, according to see SOO, |s r^rj, valuable. To prepare thia bath use four ounces of sea aalt to four gallons of wafer. Let tbo <fhlid play In the water a little while, then rub the body briskly with a Turkish |owe| till the skin to In a glow. Jo make a good mustard batb use twd -npncee ot powdered mustard to save hla Ufa." Tommy kept at It The painter, who had retreated be­ fore the. stricken countenance qf Mrs. Sparks, now reappeared. He waa car­ rying In one hand a dinner poll, which he held upside down to show those as­ sembled tbat It was absolutely empty. lag." said tba painter. “1 bad three pieces of berry pie In this palh I ain't got any now, a fact I just dlacovtred. I guess maybe tbo youngster knows In cases of extreme exhaustion and turned bls bead and caught sight of threatened collapse a child can be Im­ tbe empty dinner pal). "iVtater’s pie's mersed up to its nock, and tbs bath good.” be murmured. Mrs. Sparks sank luto a chair, tough­ ing and crying hysterically- A grin Nine reh. Thia lens. tbe age of which appeared on Mr. Sparks' face. Tbe la to be measured by thousands of doctor and tbe druggist looked disgust­ years, now lisa to tbe British muss-ata ed. Mr. Sparks gave tbe painter a square meal." be said. "Henry." said Mrs. Bpayks. etUl lu a struggle between two emdUons. "what Shall we m» with t^at bolt" lu clean. Other papers have Imitated Ha form but not Ito success. This to hecause II tails all the nows all the time and tells It impartially, whether the news be political or otherwise. It Is, In fact, almost s dally at the price of a weekly and you cannot afford to be without It. Republican and democrat alike can reed the Tbrico-s-Wm-k World with abwdute confidence in ita truth. Io addition to news, It publishes flrst- Sikld^theX^ a^ flSX,~U,rW The Thrice-a-Week World's regular subscription price to only 91.00 per year and this pays for IM papers. We offer this unequalled newspaper and the tl '---- A, W CASTORIA T« IaSaU aa! CUUnA. lb M Ym ton Alnjt Bagll �touM, formerly oooepied by H.. D, Iau«Mk Nolt Bruce waa driving hla roadster, "Nsaay Hacks", s thill •trip broke snd the mare started to He* and run, breaking tbe buggy snd throwing out a UtUo girt. But fortu­ future home with u*. nately no bones were bt*>kon. Downing 1* suffering with a Mrs. A. Coat* and daughter have goo* to Champaign, Ill., to spend the O. M. McLaughlin mads a hoslnssa trip to Grtutd Rapids Isat Friday. 4 company of wa— rau, hB— arrived and s, part of tery Is on the ground. They «gto busluasa abuai Jan. 1*L Bro* of Grand Rapids'are r the old Kellogg planing hl be ready ftr bwlne** In a . RUTLAND CBNTBR. ItoyHutohlnaon oommonoed hl* wintr term of school bar* Monday. , John Erway started tor Kslkadca, nt;M.^uburch have a second hand I organ for sale. Tbo literary met with Maa and Hanna BhlpfnanlastSaiurday night Tho next •M will meet December fl at the homo of tbe vice-president, Jakto Edger. •Geo. Whittemore of Delton called at John Erway'* last Friday. A. W. Burpee received a moroage Monday saying his sister near Bowen* Mill* wa* dead. This l» the third death Inside of a year In this family aod hla mother I* oot expected to live. M. O. Abbott waa In town Tuesday baying fur. ' Ed Murpby, living near Cloverdale, dropped dead at Cloverdale, Monday nlghL Supposed -to be heart failure. ttev. G, R.-McDowoll ha* bqen visit-. Ing a friend at MloaropoUa th&.prot week. ' W. T. Pierce 1* talking of going to MaaaaohuMtip to live If be can sell hl* hoo*o and lol here. Dr. ScrlbAr I* rejlorted to be gain­ ing as fast a* ooald bo expected from hl* lllnaaa caused by the run-away two coolly. Tbo boy* were on a llulo bunt­ ing expedition and we dare not say how many mile* they traveled, but they •Mmed preUy well tired out when tbov returned, aod not only tired but so hungry. H'» all right bore,come again. Mrs. Laura Endsley will entertain the L. A. S., Wednesday, Dec. <, aOdlnncr. tea calling on friend* here Tut Salur*&rln Daytoo ha* moved hl* family We would say for the encourage­ ment of tba men who are working on the ahurob «hed* that they are doing •pMndidly. although the rsi* ha* hin­ dered them sosne. . Mr*. Sawyer is vlsiUog friend* In this T Thanksgiving «erv loro iu tho U. B. chnrvh. Thursday ovoolng. Mr*. Springer and children attended Buadsy reboot and m*eting at McCalluu school bouse Bunday• M*a are pulling gravel on tho rood east of ttnre. Wo pre glad to too tho interest taken. W’. Stocking lost two bead ot caulo last week. They died »uddeuly. Some ot our Ooy* and girl* are hav­ Ing the whooping cough. Mr. and Mrs. Andru* visited at A. Wllten's, Sunday. Rev. Clack's brother from near WayU*>d rolled a, him a few dy*a<o. V llciilo k having a new poultry Burpee drew too large a load OpMoquently hl* wagon 1* hu, *V*d job nearly I. Fifteen load* a day counts i a tyt of dirt for one man to r<«ht mxJ West End Feed Store. Hv...................... Chicken*. dreaaiJ. Hog*, lire........ /.. Hoc*, drea*ed....... •msxoo are guest* of Mr. and Mr*. D. C. Bronson and other relatives. The Hkbald I* informed tbit Dr. Fay> of Benfield, jrbo wa* terribly in, Jared BjftCTroDy-ap- near Battle Creek, 1* alive and likely to recover. . Pomona Grange held its annual elec­ tion last Friday. M. H. Barton was elected master and Naomi Siawaou. lecturer. The Hjmald would have been glad to print the whole ll*t of of­ ficer*, had someone seen fit to furnish it. Saturday H. F. Ford received a let­ ter from bi* nephew, Duane Ford's son, who!* attending tho military academy at Orchard Lake. He says discipline 1* very strict there and boy* who are et homo do not know what a soap they have. Much m ho like* to hunt he ha* not been out any Saturday because of the “rod tape” one has to go through. Full stock at all times of *4.00 to U'A • caotoS.oo rasas Coffees "Coated" with Male eggs, glue Lion Coffee ram Augusta and will occupy tbo Mrs. •orwood home on Orchard (trect. Cha*. Moreau Sr., and wife hare loft Harry Johc of Baltimore Sunday. “For two year* all effort* to cure Ec­ zema In tbu palms of my bands failed." writes Editor H. N. Laster, of Syracuse Kan., “then I wa* wholly cured by Bncklen'* Arnica Salve?' It's the world'* be*t for eruptions, tore* and all akin disease*. Only 25 oents at W. H. Goodyear. KNACK— Ry*................ Timothy toed give aa oatertolnaicol each evening Boring the week. As there is to be quarterly meeting at Freeport next Saturday sad Sunday, there will not be .ay Sunday school or meeting st the M. E. church. Mr*. George Myer* aod children ore vlolling relative* tn GraUot county. cd Monday with France* Allerdlng a* teacher. ' Some attended the contest at Free­ port, Friday evening. If II did rain. Mr*. Cowl* of the »tatc road >pent Saturday evening sad Sunday with her daughter. Mr*. B. W. Slaton. We congratulate our editor for hln naw office s* superintendent. t«n -at Maoonte .ball this City on Mon­ day evening, Dre. 2nd, al 7:00 o'clock standard time, it t> desired khat every member of Ute Council ba peasant Dawx E-Fpludl • M. W. RXKKX, . - T. I.M. HAMILTON PIANO­ Giro tp .lh* taadlag onduau cztlajil. wont last much longer. Don’t ot delay. My stock is being rapidly closed out. A few ?uits left Remember that every­ thing in my store is being offered at prices that are moving' them fast . Don't wait un­ til too late. Fanners and Fruit Growers AU member* of the Faruioro.and Fruit Grower* Union will plena® send their want letter* to J. E. Edwards, Beo’y, O’Dounen, Mich. ■ Edwin Sheldon ba* moved to Nash- M, W. HICKS Oriziial yotiig Ciitnl Michigan baa been called tbe take Bute for an obvious reason. lit I* bet­ ter known an tbe Woleemte State.from the former pn-renre of gn-st number* ' of these animal* In Its-foresta . I most For Horses, Cattle and Hogs. Opposite Court House. Lllllao M. Phelps of St. Catherines, Can., lectured at the K. O. T. M. hall last Monday avenlog. Sh* la the na­ tional lecturer tor the W. C. T. U. Heath Benefit Ajtaoclation. ’ Mr*. Orin Barrett visited her daugh­ Caleb Rtsbridger and'wife spent a ter at Nashville last week. At s meeting called at the G. A. R. Eva Fieroo of Hickory Corner* spent few days of last week lo Conviy with Sunday Post hall Nov. 31, a “Death Benefit A*with her parent* here. relatives. ' • Wm. Cooper moved hl* household Wo are glad to welcome Mr. Fancher goods to Battle Creek last Monday where of Barry county was formed. W. F. and wlfo to our neighborhood. They moved tho early part of tho week. Hick* wm choaon president. E. H. Jessamine Bcllangtr, who 1* board­ Lathrop, secretary, and M. L. Cook, ing st tho doctor1*, ipcntfrhankigiving treasurer. It was decided to levy on among her people. Mix* Bcllouger ba* BMcaament of 30 cent* upon each mem­ much improved In health rioco she came to Dowling. ber of the organization; 25 cent* of each School commenced Monday with Miss asseasmant to be placed in a death Gsllaty teacher. \ bene^t fund, and Qve cont* to be placed Cha*. Gorham aurvlvea hl* injury lu good sb spa and recovery I* expected. Kate Biggs spent the latter part of In the expense account and upon proof Glen Bristol took home bl* bride one last week tbe guest ot June Perry of day last week. Their many friend* South Baatlnga. longing to the a**oclaUon, the amount offer congratulations. School begins Monday, Doe. 2nd, wltb of money |n the .death benefit fund lo Dr. Lowry waa In our neighborhood Mary Wooten of Hasting* as teacher. last Friday to assist Dr. Sheffield In a Dao Hull and family moved back on­ be paid at once to the widow or bene­ to tholr farm in Hope last Friday. ficiary of such soldier or sailor, not ex­ Roy Eldred of Claricavlllo spent a ceeding fifty dollar*. And that when part of l**t week with hi* grandparent* thd amount lu the treasury was less returning homo Saturday. Wm. Tuttle add wife, who have been visiting tholr soo-ln-law. Ifev. O. Le*b, aaiJor belonging to the uwociatloa in Wo arc again compelled to write of in Gauge* tbo past few week*, returned good *undlng, another tneuraont of . the death of one of our oldest Bottlers, home last Thursday. Vcroa Pewoll, after a week's visit 30 cent* to be oiknl for, and tbat not Mi*. Lydia A. Bull, who died very sud­ denly last Thursday ovenlog. Mr*. with ber alatcr In north Hasting*, re­ turned home Saturday. , made upon the death of any member. Bull ate her supper feeling a* well aa There will bo Thanksgiving rervleej It is hoped and expected tbat "every usual. She toon complained of feeling 111 and in ten minutes oho wa* dead. at tbe church Thursday forenoon at 10 soldier and sailor In Barry county will Mr*. Ball wa* a neighbor aod friend to Join this association. A large number all who knew bar and while she lived next Sunday at Cao lo the forenoon, at qf our loyal citizens bare already sig­ to a good age, 75 years, she will be greatly missed from our community. 230 In tho afternoon and al 730 in the nified their willingness to help “the Mrs. Bull was born in Fairfield county, evening and there will be meeting* boya" along a* a benovlent scheme sod Con needcut, OcL24,1828 and camo to every night this week. We hope and have paid Ln their 30 cent assrostnent Michigan with her father'* family In truat tbat tbeae moeUngsWIIl lead some to be paid to tbo fl rat soldier Or sailor 1830. Iol8«)*ho wa* married to Albert erring soul aright. Mr. Hathaway end wlfo are entertaln- belonging to the association who die.", Bull, who died In 1885. Bho wa* again married to Albert E. Bull, a nephew of Ing a daughter and two granduhlldrdo Every loyal citizen I* Invited to enroll her first huaband. tn IBM. Ho died .in from Dakota. • hl* name on t t-j .• roll of honor and to 1878. Mre. Ball wa* a promfuont mem­ send hi* 30 cent* to the secretary. ber of our Congregational church In WALL LAKE. • ( , ,, which tbe funeral eervioo* were held L. Clark and J.McQuarrte with their Sunday afternoon .conducted by Rev. wive* spent one dv last week In HantH. Appleton. > Boro, to Smith Coalter and wife, Nov. Inga. Mamie Doonan of Kalamazoo has been spending the past two week* with friends here. Dr- and Mr*. Andrus and Mr. aod Mr*. Luon spent Sunday at the lake. 0*1 Marrtea. Cw.tow.. W. D. Hayes sad wife pith their son* in Brazil drinking broody together spent Saturday and Sunday at their 'may consulate a marriage: tn Japan, tbe aame with wine. To Join hands, to sit together* .mid receive congratula­ tions are odd blading custom*; also to b» smeared with each otbpr’. blood or for tlio woman io tic a rope around the man'* waist Benjamin smf Harry Shoffar busked 2244 bushel* of com thia tali. EarCorn, Shelled Com Oats, Middleville Flour Com and Oat Feed .. Com Meal, Fine Meal Baled Straw Timothy, Mixed and Clover'Hay Bran and Middlings Oil Meal, Poultry Food Oyster Shell Stock Food J. S. Goodyear Co., dry goods. C. W, Clarke & Co., groceries. Woolley & Bronson, shoes. Fred L. Heath, drugs. Chidester & Burtdn, clothing. M. W. Hicks, flour and feed. Renkes & Walldorf!, furniture. J. P. Renkes, bakery. F. R. Pancoast, jewelry. Barnaby & Herrick, restaurant. R. I. Hendershott, hardware. Highest Award « Pa»-Batrlca« was given to the ♦NEV DOMESTIC# as being the best family sewing machine. The New Domestic is ban­ bearing, has a fine chain stitch All fanner* belonging to the Farm­ attachment, a 5-pleat niffler, mak­ er's Union having hay to bale, please ing it two machines in one. Call write the secretary staling amount ami and try it at T. PhillijM'. when they with a baler. Your*, I sei! the best machines made. J. E. Edwarps, «*c'y. ■ A number of good farms tor sale. Strayed from my premises tin the Blate road about three weeks ago, eight lambs, 3 weather*, 5 ewro, cno-bplf to l wo-ihlrd blooded Shropshire*. Fiato plrow tt«Wy mo and receive auliabta The The The .The New Domestic. New Home. Standard. White. Needles and oil for all machines tt4,n >ou cvw boi«hl � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-12-05.pdf c7d170e37dba4f790a97e9e577172899 PDF Text Text \ou|XXiL, No. 20. IWORK FOR CIRCUIT COORT A IIG DAY FOR MACCABEESl UDlTqiAL^MH Burwell J. Scudder, Prairieville, ciiRNnio crnmiHu pivp cdim. 13, Knight* of Pythias, elected the fol­ CALENDAR CONTAINS FIVE CRIM­ Fred McNeil. Barr) - -. --. INAL CAUSES FOR TRIAIDaisy Rock, Barry.................. lowing cfficers: An editorial committee of four will be WIlHam H. Gurd, Baltimore appointed each month by the principal. A* Usual Marital Unhappiness Will Ethel M. Bryans. Baltimore.. editing the department, writing 'and A 8., Guy Crook. ., Fred W. Walker ’., 8. Grouse). Sr. kind and taring eon, brother and S .. of Yeckky, war* very eateratlned by Mrs. C. D. ere Thomas and Mark Harrison Bart, H. B. Adams. Hine aad Walter Oliver. Troxat Musical Club The Troxel Mtuk-ai Clul>>lll nth, at the home at Mrs. Jams* Troxel. ? / ------- - • NASHVILLE. NEWt. ’ I MEMBERS OF MANY TENTS'AND iHlvHa PRBBBNT TUESDAY. ‘£rKTiX"., Th* Knight* end Ladle* Addreaaed m. oc r., v. a. ttyeveoc. I. O., Gilbert Scott, O. G., Roy Smith. • Representative. W. H, Spence. Alternate, H- G. Hayas. UM) bands of Funeral was held at Prairieville ■ A universal Thursday. Nov. 28th, at 1.00 o'clock at Resolutions of Respect. 1 ' ' Demand Much of the Court’s Attention. *■ K Euate of Lucy Chipman deceased. The following Is the calendar lor the Peytlon for sppoinlment of an admin­ istrator filed li<«rlug Dec. 23d. EMate of Lydia A. Buhl dece—ed. Pe­ Monday next. No. jury cases will be tition for probate of will filed. Hearing Dec. 90th. tried until the Uliowiug week: In the matterot IArerne Edgar Will C riminal C ausim . HWAjLD as final. All copy designed a dependent child from State Public ‘ After the election the promised Dutch The people ra Fay Wood, burglary School. Application of IL H. to the editorial oommlttee. The people vs. Robert Ragers and Ly­ name died. KDtTOBS FOB NOVBMBDC. were perfectly satisfied. The new of­ man Lehigh, larceny. For sentence. . Mabello Rum Class 1902. ficeis *111 be Installed the first Monday The people «s. Charles Maun, larceny Estate of Hoary Moreau deedhsed. Ermine Goodyear Class of 1903. from dwelling house. Foj- sentence. Order of hearing claims eqtered. Bert Zagelmeler Class of 1902. Estate of John H. Andproon. deceas­ thelr own expense, with S.Gre-isel, Sr.. Lena Dennis Claas of 1902. ed. Petition to determine heirs filed. The sure foundations of the states In charge, will banquet the members, Hearing Dec. 30. and It is anticipated that the spread log child. For sentence. culture sod at book learning, which is city. Remember Mr. Greusel has full The people vs. Frank Fl field, dlsordlift recorded wisdom of the experience authority to do as bn wants to and assess Franklin D. Newton to Henry J. of mankind, Is the demagogue's sneer the officers enough to foot the bill. The people vs. Floy Taber, larceny Mead. 80a sec M. Hope, «3tX». * at,intelligent liberty, Inviting national from person. For sentence. Philip If. Schanu to Theodore J. degeneracy and ruin. Scofield, 00 rd* In Woodland village, At a regular assembly of Giblum •300. The secret of education ilea In re­ Council. No. 40, R. A S. M.. and Super specting the pupit —Emerson. ton E. Ormsbe, Wa tec 21 Baltimore, Education U a better safeguard of Excellent Masters held on Monday even­ out Injury to fence. For trial •1100. liberty than a standing army, if we re- ing, Dec. 2, the following officers were Miner 8. Keeler and wife to Wallace elected sod Installed for the ensuing tisting jail breaking. Arraignment W. Wataoo, bike 21, 22 and 23 Keeler’s ad, Middleville, KOO. and trial. UUey to Julia Willison, *1 The people va Merril Stedgv, violat­ lotWilliam SCO city, MOO. ing liquor law. Arraignment and William Boston to Elisabeth Brooka Owl^ig U> a slight misunderstanding lot a, blk fi, Phillip’s*d, Nashville, MOO. trial. \ Tress. W. D. Hares. as to the day of publication, no con­ Jacob and Hattie Hitt U> William The people vs. Byron Mings, amault Recorder. M. W. IUk( tributions were made to the Herat.o Hitt, 30a sec 28. Woodland, M50. with intent to do greet bodily harm. nide E. Stowell, 40a tec fl. Woodland, Arraignment and trial. Hams. Elmar Cheney and Gladys Scidmore •1800. Gllleland Thomas Burchett eel to Henry F. Amos Hanloti, and Ghristina F. Austin, 3a sec 31 Prai­ former's parent* st Hickory Corners. HASTINGS LOHIt, I. t>. O. V. rieville, 1120. Don Smith IX) sod Homer Washburn Rachel J lek II ng to Harry \V. Wil­ Tuesday evening Hastings Lodge, Ne. liams, 40s sec 15, Barry, M00. 58, Independent Ordyr of Odd Fellows, Silas J. Babcock,to Fred F. and Lydia James Kelley vs. Michael Kelley, aselected the following cfficorsE. Williams. 10* tec 5,‘ Maple Grove, sumpall. N. G.. Claude Booth. •500. 'Louis Wardell, of Grand Rapids Med­ QUITCLAIMS. R. 8.’. Bert Phillips. tael Collage, waa a caller on the high Lucinda Baker to Clareifte Dunlap, sobool, Monday. >* pterin. iMvci oi\Fact.—Non Jvmy. Last Excursion for thia Tear. during the pest week are: Ethel Hides, HASTING* HIVE U O. T. M. Hastings City Bank va Eugene “Character." Nellie Btebblr.a "Money Last evening Hastings Hive, No. 398, Harthorn, attachment. On Saturday, Dec. 14th, 1901, the as* Sleeting:" Mary Groat, “Patrio­ Hastings National Bank ra Engene Chicago, Kalanuuoo A Saginaw Ry. Co. tism;" Fred Baker, “Expositions;" will sell ticket* to Kalamazoo from all Harthorn, attachment. Elizabeth F*1eld, "Advancement of WoHarvey W. Williams va Eugene station., Wcodteiry to Dolton, Inclu­ sive, st flOo., end from Milo, Creasy sod Com., Mrs. Minnie Noble*. Llout. grees In Steam and Electricity.’’ All Philo A. Sheldon v'a. Eugene Her- Richland Junction at 35c., for the round R. K., Mrs. Marian Brice. ' were well composed and delivered. trip- Children under 12 years of age Will Kenfleld celled on the school, Chap , Mrs. Samantha Huffman. William H. Cheat* vs. Eugene HarSergeant, Mrs. Addie Busby. Monday forenoon. train No. 2, Uaturday morning, and re­ tborn, attachment. • M. al A . Mrs. Dora Willmoot, The studebta in th* high school John Holden vs. Eugene Harthorn, turning not later than train No. 1 leav­ a, Mrs. Belle I*attlson. thoroughly enjoyed a few days during ing Kalamazoo at 8:10 a.m.. Monday, thgThanksgivlng vacation. Tbose llvDec. lutb. t H. C. Pottkb,T. M. Whitney Gilkey A Co. v*. Eugene Organist. Mrs. Sophia Wood. Ing tMtside of the city spent a happy Jsuitor. Mr*. Julia Hyatt. Bays He Wn* Tortured. In Re, Benjamin M. Cox v*. Estate have alt- returned with enlivened of Henry C. Moreau, deceased; "1 sugared such pains from corns I Obituary. spirit*. . could hardly walk," write* H. RobinChancery Cavml ron, Hillsborough III., “but Bucitlen's Death has again entered the home of Edward, the son of Maurice and Arnica Bglve completely oared them.” bill to art aside deed. Acts like msgionn spealne, bruises, cuts, this time claiming for his victim, Mrs. died Nov. 2Stb, mi, of sciatic teuntlA. Q. Church el al va. John J. Twed- sore*, scalds, burns, bolls, ulcers. Per­ fect healer of skin dises*** and plies. Matthews, mother of Miss Minnie Mat­ gla of the heart. dle, ct. al., bill to set asidd deed. Cure guareoteed. For sale by W. H. thews. ThfUudents exprees their sin­ Edward Murphy waa born in the town Goodyear. 25c. cere sympathy. of Richland, Mas*., Nov. 1Kb, 18M, bouse, et. ‘aL, bill to enforce condition*Mr. Maywood vlsitetf Albipa friends HINDS CORNERS. Frank Smith re. Warren Carr. dladuring the Thanksgiving recess, re­ Nevin Bechtel of Kalamazoo spent soiutlou of co-partnership and account. turning Monday morning. Thanksgiving al Mrs. Susie Geyser's. John Brown of Cressey visited at Amy E. Thomas vs. Orlando Thoms*, Jarnos Brown's. Thanksgiving. COUGHS AND COLDS IN CHILDREN. ent time. . TTie L. A. S. will be entertained br . Recommendation of * Well Know meat he accumulated a largb property. Elsie R. Smith re. Anaon.R. Smith, Mrs. WIU Bechtel, Friday, for dinner. Mrs. Jennie Glasgow of Hastings vt*. Chicago Physician. Elva Tobias vs. Jonathan Tobias, dl■crib* Chamberlain's for almost all obstinate. Dalsy DeMott vs. Otis DeMott, di- nsr of presenting them are those of the committee and thdr fellow pupils, not »1.00 A Vi HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DBCBMBKR J, 1001. SOCIETY ELECTIONS. •* »Jl.>bal withstanding Mtecabec* |ram th * nelgbm turned exit In FWmm E. Burn* er- of''the Great P.WU., 1. Uldur berfMber. 8. UHlck*. ?. W. M. Hutr.phrey and wife spentlMl relative* a*d Th* funeral of JteaM -J-l wm held last Frl laid to rust la Oak community In fe dt Grand Iteplds. Major N. Midhlgan, arrived on the' IfciA train froth the oast. Mrs. Burns held a school Ing the afternoon, while Great Com­ mander Boynton met the Sir Knight* at the Hastings House. Msjor Boynton stands preeminently the leader in fraternal protection so­ cieties. After the crash of the Msccabeca In fll be brought all the belong. Ings of the Order to Port Huron In s small grip. He is a man of unparallel­ ed push and enterprise and whUe trav­ eling for a commercial house "carried tboMsccabevwasaaldeltne.” The head SHAFFER’S CORNERS. : Harold Hinkley left Monday morning »r Battle Creek, where he will work te coming winter. There will be prayer meetings! John Jggs' next Sunday night aad all are Flarc Felgbncr sold 2'X) lambs to Bai­ lie Creek partle* last Monday. They will feed them this winter. R. A. Bivens visited at his son's Sun­ day. wm. Mesmer, wife and children took Thanksgiving dinner at I’ortor KI nun's In Castleton. Wcelev Noyce and wife sic Thanks­ giving dinner with bls mother north of Nsshvllle. Henry Kohr has returned from Cheswas In a small bed room In Major Boy nrr aad *111 llro with his brother this loo’s house in which wen two wooden bottomed chairs, a board table with a box sluing thereon divided up Into a will stay with hit mother this winter. C. W. and H. W. Shaffer called on old friends st Carlisle, Bunday-' Fred Hinkley and wlfevlslted friends for many years Major Boynton acting al Carlisle, Bunday. There was a surprise party on Fred as Great Record Keeper traveling over Hinkley and wife Wednesday night. the state of Michigan, carried Mace*. Verne A ndniabss returned from bis buntlug trip up north. He was always conservative as wall as MORGAN. Ing old line Ineuranoe with fraternal protection and when prominent mern- Greenville spent Bunday at L. Webb's at Hastings Center. cated a reserve fund Sir Knight Boyn­ Grand Rapids and Mrs. Merritt Early' ton has thrown himself body and soul agtluM such a proposition, believing James Smith and wife who have been that In su order build nd for the princi­ ples of Maccabeelsm paying small sal­ vlsiUog In Grand Rapids, have returned home. ' . aries to thelrofflcers and depending upElsa Mead of Battle Creek spent the latter pari of last week with bls parentaBcbool is progrcsslnng finely under years for qualified men to handle vast vums of money and -judiciously Invest the management of Etta Trum pee of Hastings. the same, It oould not be had. Il has al. Mr». W. 6. Adkins end Mr*. 8. L. ways been Major Boynton's contention Bollinger made a business trip to Hast­ . that fraternal protection societies ings, Monday. Mildreq Sparks spent Thanksgiving should be run at theif actual cost; that et Charlotte. tbs officers should be paid small MianA rory pleasant surprise was sprung on Paulino Smith. Friday evening, by about thirty of her young friends to re­ mind ber of her nineteenth birthday. reserve fund and She received many useful present* which were presented by Ida Bollinger; Michigan has always stood bf bind him. Frank Barnaby and wife of Hastings Four-years ago al Detroit s mbvemeut e^cut Saturday end Bunday with W. J. was put on foot to create a reserve fund, Jens* Townsend end wife attended Major Boynton as usual opposed the services here. scheme end the outcome waa that be- Thanksgiving Lulu Turner la our new poet mistress. Geo. Hough tai Io end family are vlaifrcovered Ute futility of continuing the PODUNK. Geo. Ransom and nephew, Allan' Ransom, made a business trip to Prairie guest of Frank Smith. _ rrisen visited her father, Greet Commander, but the Maccabees of Michigan attested their loyalty to Sunday U Mr*. Baritb Kline's. Bunnell made a business trip to Prairieville last Monday. The sealing capacity of the opera Mrs J. B. Hinds aad Clara Brown av James Whldeo re. Louisa Walden, inded the L. A. & In northeaat Barry, hall waa taxed to It* utmost by the Mao WmzGjliaspie vs Mary Gillespie, di. Georg* Gunlripvs. InsGnntrlp, dl- Ing relative* In Baltimore aad Hast­ ings, roturnsd home SaturdayBurr Warner aad wife, after a abort visit with Cha*. Bachman and family. Elmer I- PribAvs. Carrie Prior, <U- Friday. Lou Beebman accompanying them. Mr. Marshal! of Maple Grove wm in itob't Garrison sod wife of Johnstown this place on business last FridayUo. 0<1V * ' n*00 Ml1 81h Knight, 3- D. Wllliasns, of Hauls Church wm wall attended Bundqr evening. Quite a few from a dlttanoe 0. 8. Whlteomb of Hasting* visited dress and responded In a pleasing man- nlsbed by the Hastings Maocebee Mala Nellie Tanner of Hastings spent Bunplace in Harry. ay M N. Merrieftsld'a. Mrs. Eli Robinson was called to Hast­ Craw ley,-Brown and Paton. ings, Monday, to al tend the faudtel of parted on the north bound train jut- to ro to school. Altla Bailey re Manuel Bailey, dU Will Harem terdsy morning tor Otsego where they IRVING. Carty's. Bart Boou of Quimby ws* In the vlilag* Monday. COATS (fROVB. Clair Waseon of Middleville visited Edwin Boost vs. JeonleScott, divorce. N«lly Hnmmtl vs. Frank Hummel, evening, Which Rev. Cllley. divorce. Catherine GIBIspie ra. Enoch Gillis- Mr. Huh Grand Rapids. Della Miller it vislll Nile Thanksgiving at home. Mrs. Gertie Smith, n«* Dales, r. Stodge's the first of the wet Goo. Varney, an old soldier who has been sick about two year*, died �T» W.bMh t„in Collide Nur S.MU. o’clock tbs MANY KILLED AND CKEMATED. Ity that will benefit American ciosum- TO THE MAN WHO THINKS. |OOK youndf squarely tn the face and see I if ycu are not half ashamed to be without | Ivory Soap in your bouse. Worse than this, _____ * your wife is without it It is bad enough for a man, though a man often doesn't care how hh’comfort is mis-spelled. But a woman misses all these little helps to housekeeping. And Ivory Soap is one; its great potency makes it actually cheaper than yellow soap for general work It floats. by trusts; fur retrenchment In public expenditures, which grow more utravtaken. anh then a further rwm until agant all the time under republican Just east of Heneca at •;« WedMOday rale; for legislation for the suppression evening, ranks aa the uiou frightful In the history of Michigan railroads, and arcs*1 from negligence or misinterpret­ •twe between the negligence that Is a treasury surplus that is an Incwullva ing onlcrw by which train No, 13 from the result of a trick of the brain and to extravagant expenditures. Perhaps Detroit and Nc. 4 from Chicago colnone of these things may be accomplish- lldro. The scene of the wreck beggars Mr. Gamble announced the death of description, so horrible are the'details. the late Henalor Kyle and the senate adjourned. agitation by the democrat* in congress glare. bad several can loaded with similar to tbs one that Btrong made.— will keep theta before the people, and Italiau Immigrants. some of whom cannot fall to be beneficial to the demo­ were crushed and killed. others malm cratic party, in’ addition to fighting for thia much-needed legislation, the Temperate Eating, fortunatra being burned to aabes with­ Cannon. 111., nominated David B, H«awas a lime when UJ yield too alert U> expose all the job* brought for­ out being able, to render asalatance. derson. of Iowa, and MT. Kay, Vo. The traliia wcre running at least 50 nomtaatwj Mr. Richardson, of Tennestable waa called “gluUoay,” An uncom­ ward by the majority. Although it has been repeatedly fortable word which seems largely to Henderson. IM: Richardson, 140;' denied tint Secretary Root promised Immediately behind the eugiuc being Rtark. Neb.. 1; Cnmmlnga. N. L the Cubans tariff concessions on thvir m badly unaahni that three of tbeni occupied a space little more than eight would name Intemperate eating as one sugar and tobacco, thedevelopmente of feet In length. of the venial sin* If indeed to be con­ thia week made II quite certain that he After the first ’bock of the collision demned at all. Yet overeating I* un­ did, and that the administration Is do there w as a moment's silence, fallowed questionably a sin against both body support of all the members. The mlth and soul. Glutlaoy and drunkenness waa then administered to hlu> by Beg. u umbered over 100. the prom Ur Secretary Root argutw are classed together in holy writ. The Fire broke ont Immediately and the Bingham, of Pennsylvania, "the father Bl* which follow intemperate eating are both spiritual and physical just aa Farmers for mile* around surely, though not perhaps a* palpably ted to the scene to old tn as iIkm which accompany intemper­ ance Indrinking. Grand itaplds Praia. his argument by implying that Mr. Mc­ Kinley waa in favor of these concessions But ho overlooked one of the strongest from the nainra, which made rapid The integrity ot South America argument*. with the average republl- progress no mentis tielng at band to proprlnllons requlral for the governcombat ibe Ore. The l>eM guaranty ot that Integrity No. I train wa* also teleacopod. but tn* June »>, HW3, an furnished by the Is, however, the great strength of the of these concessions--they air demand' took it for granted that Thursday was the appointed lime, and she was socnowhal surprised when ten ladles from Hastings and a few from Lake Odraos drove into thayard. She was prepared for wicb an emergency however, and Calmlouii have a local telephone made lhair visit a pleaaanl one.- -Free- United States, which alone prevent* such a partition of territory in Booth exchange I port Harald. 1 America aa has been made tn Asia aod Woodland, Dec 14 ejrala. the European carver? but leaves the Mra Eugoce Kurt, , in an—that is southern republics to regulsla their tigriogs township, died the order of a woman's preference. own sffslrs Chicago ilecord Herald Jewel* form s magnet of mighty power to the average woman. Even that Ethics of Modern Athletics Caledonia went into service Monday morning ' One cannot see a football season such or save the moony to pure base them. If a woman will risk bcr health to get a as the prksent oar cane to a cliae with­ out rejoicing al the Improved ethical coveted gem. then let her fortify herWill Few ton. »vlf affalost tho loslduoos cooaequenoea ' tone of this, the roughest and most strenuous of our present day athletie building cement walks this rear. One of oougbs, colds and bronchial affoetloos by the regular uae of Dr. Boschee's builder hs* put down over 5000 feet. German Syrup. It will promptly arroat have bad less and 'ere of technical pro­ The M.-E. church at Woodland, which consutapilon In It*early Stages aod heal fessionalism. It Is scarcely loo much to has been practically rebuilt during the the affected lungs aod bronchial lubes and drive* the dread disease from the Our Neighbors. Grand Ixxigr Odessa the high school and the M. K. ebureh are the two chief competitors. certain cure for coughs, oolds and all bronchial trouble*. You can get Dr. G. G. Green’s reliable remodlov at Fred L. Heath's. Got Green's Special Al'’ A Grand Ledge farmer raised 32 urns of sugsr beets from twn screa, at s east of NO The arap sold far filBO. This U IN HIGH REPUTE. batter than raising wheat. The Hell Telephone Coenpane have The Groat Author and Physician, Dr. moved lhair office in Middlevilla from A. W. Chase, Is Remembered In Hastings. ley Wlldera's jewelry store. Rev. L. A. Durler of Mecosta oountr has been called to fill the U. B. pulpit | All over the world Dr. A. W. Chase's al Lake Odessa, made vacant by the recipe hook Is known aa also in many poor health of the man appointed at the parts at thia country hie skill aa a pby- Several Grand Ledge cltlMos had Iim lately they are figuring up their loeeee. Two Of the leading ministers of Chariotle, Rev. Bastian HmlU, pastor ot the Congregational church, and Rev. H. D. Allen, pastor at the Baptist church, ptooched tbelr farewell sermon* a week ego Sunday. . v • Ffank tiioddsnj, an estimable young medialnes the name will be handed down from generation to generation. Attempts are often made ,lo sell other medicines oyer the reputation ot the name “Chase” but they dare not use borne on every has of the genuine—the kind referred toby Mrs.G. W. Williams ot Creek tit., Hastings, Mich , whosays: “ i can strongly recommend Dr. A. W. r-k-u-_ w—— ran. ___ _u_ ed by the auger trust. recapitulation Hon. David 11. Bill we* Io Washing­ whirls follow <-.1 tb<. engine, standing ton this week and made an argument proprk-tion* before the I', ti., supreme court He In the day car, which followed, were a* follow a Of uourtaoualy but firmly declined all In* about ’<• tlrvl-clas* pa**cngrfs these thi-re are probably IW kUlrd. Thia vltatiotis to submit to an Interview on IxxWlsUvs establLshmrnl the political outlook, on the ground that When lhe firv broke out In the im­ Exeeutlvs rSCsbltshmrnt . he had nothing to say on the subject at migrant rars the screams of agony FwrvUrn ratshUsbnwni Intercourse . this lime. But to bls personal friends were appalling, and before any res­ Military MHabllshment cues i-ould be made tbe fiames bad ho spoke very hopefully ot tho prospect, Indian affairs . Pinslons frora a democratic point of view, and rubllc works ... TSffl made several predictions that would stop thfjr rars and turn tbelr fares Postsl sen Ire Mlscsllaoeoas make sensations if printed. P'<1 i atoms Senator Millard of Nebraska, who Is The Ore simply liad to bam Itself out new to national politics, signalized his until nothing “•» left of three I mmI Grand total . . . tsiXZZMM arrival In Washington by giving out a~ grant cars Init the wheels and other Approprlaltoa I news;»per interview predicting that metal parts. i LlM.vst KucuilY. MlisUluhm more reputable college* This is much Hou William J. Bryan would be the •atMbUahmJn lee* significant, however, than the dis­ enlng. Bodies charred until they re­ J-.idlclat F-irvlgw Intercovrve appearance in large measure of the st rallied logs left after a forest fire, Millian catsbllsbmei spirit of prvfeealonaliam. That ruernt Mr. Roxwcvelt is still wrestling with were lying about on all side*. People Navel Indian affair. years bare seen a very marked imurovemoat in this particular there can the problem of whether Secretary ruablug frantically alwut trying to aid be oo doubt. Anyone attending a foot­ Hitchcock shall Ixaw the distribution nf others >r seeking aid fur themselves. ball match between any two at the federal patronage In Missouri or ho " Home secured from larger Institutions of the count™ Is shall look around for a new secretary likely to sei- this game-tho iateM form few pt these frightful objects from of athletics and one bringing the men of the interior. It seeina to be a fight sight, bnt other bxilea lay strewn alone Into the most vigorous bodily contact, to the dauh with the MLaaoe.ri republi­ ibe track like past-nway railroad ties. conducted without any exhibition of can factions, both of which are largely Three trims from Detroit brought to ungentlemanllncsw on the port of the represented in Washington this week. It La said that Ilf players and managers That there are The Spanish treaty claim* oom mission with railroad employes to work upon Chester. the paster and long trietut ot grave evils connected with our modern the wreckage and attempt ”j relieve athletics goes without saying. But tha la proving no exception in the matter the suffering. Hutulndo of people unquestioned improvement made in the of expense to the usual government from itie country side and neighboring dent's f norm I a desire to dir and Join last few years ought to be a cause of commiaaion. The apprepriat ion for this towns flocked thlllmr to offer aaalsi her husband. This desire la etlU thankful new to 'all lovers of sport. present. Kb,- talks but uttle to bn When we recall that the modern ath­ corn mission for the current fiscal year their li Miu-s for the reception of bodies Irlends, but sits at home weeping, as letic revival is scarcely more than half waa ISO.OOO, but it.iiM spent money so of liic dead and writhing forms of the a century old, and that the intercolle­ freely khat one of the first things con- Bring rears her klay and f.iruforter. Her giate contests Io football are of even Tiip Wabash railroad made every ef­ more recent origin, and contrast the former years Mrs McKinley loved mu­ gentlemanly spirit in which the con’ a deficiency appropriation of 113,000 to fort lo get train* to the scene from sh sic and frequently called on her In order lo transport Ibe lu teats are carried on today with the vul­ carry the commission through the year. directions jtirctl quickly to the nearest hospital, friends lo furnish It. 8be also deligbtgarity and often base trickery with I’art l,.s of Injured were taken to c<] in little family social functions and which they were carried oo one or two trnvagancotf this oommlmion, which it Adrian furnished by her Peru, Ind.: Alvordton and rutrrtniunients decades ago, we are surprised al ths i friends. These fikwlres have vanlabed. must lx’ romcmberol is only temporary, Moutpcller, O.. pbd some of tlw* slight-,1 Hlie Ilves not for pleasures. To her progress made.—The World Review. i from the fact that it spent for office fit­ ly Injured to Detroit. . life lias become but an empty dream. How long site will survive, of coarse. tings and furn(uirotl0,0O0. known unlru th* ticket collector or tils The Ship Subsidy Steal. ItepreMotatlve Cowherd of Missouri I record Is found. Of the Italian*. 40 kuow her and her surroundings twat, Advices from Washington show that says of tariff revUlou sentiment in his nud possibly 00 were killed—half of cannot but think that the adotbsayer the ablp subsidy sebetnea are better or­ section: “It is growing every day- lliem. nt lenst. being borned like hog. who said she would not live more than ganized than ever, aad are preparing We want to reach out for more markets In.* pen. The smell from the burning one year after her husband's death heap wav a horrible Mench. that nearly was probably right. and oor merchants are demanding low­ *w for this complaint. I got a box al W. H. Goody sot's drug slora also a box of lbs what the doctors at first calladmalarfkl lover, but finally announced to be small Ointment and both are medicines that do what is claimed and they cannot be too pox, and resulted In his death. highly praised.” Dr. A. W. Chaw's more agenu now working al Washing­ er tariff duties. Missouri Is a low-tariff er to the windward of It. The Injured will pumber W or more. Nerve Hila are sold al Me. a box at ton to promote this parucdlar raid on stale, and let me Inform J*** *b*l Kansas After being offered an evening news, dealer* or Dr. A. W. Chase Medleine the treasury than for any other tneaa- is also ioollned that-way, in spite of its Supt. Bnm* claims that Engineer [•apcr which safd his books were na­ Strong, of No. 4. Is responsible, but examination by expert accountants. rejiubllcan reprraenialiv<« |n coagrtoa. Btrong denies It, saying Ida orders were iler Stuart R. Young, city treasurer of trying to enlist public sautimeat by ap­ You don't hear hlgb-Uriff tailfin KanI-oulsvine, w«>t to the rear of a ware­ pealing to interests supposed to be es- saa If ibe republicans do not act ibis at Seneca, as the train dispatcher.’« or- house at Sixth and Nelson streets, and peclallv benefited. committed snleide by sfaootlng himself Hut U Is noteworthy that there has winter, I want to say to you that the behind the right ear with a pistol. ■ Busan—The boon a great dearth of newspaper ad­ tariff will be the burning thsruo of the An Ohio Mortar, • - -*•—sc- emuiu vocacy of the steal baaed oo any rapra- coming congressional campaign. Three miles north ot Beverly, Wash­ one of the most prominent toeu in Mountain Tea, you’ll giro a farewell reFour of oar society young men took cepiloa to your troubles. 35c Ask your santatlona of A dsnrssnsil condition of . Ington county, Robert Wilkin, s proo LotUsvlUe. He waa a gnduata of the shipbuilding industry.—Indianapo­ •may notion Into their heads Monday droggisi.-W. H. Goodyear. . perous farmer, spent Sunday drinking atocx very mad by turning down their Princeton university, a son of Col. Bon­ lis Seatfttel. rMoamendglloM for tbs promotion of bard cider. His little son came Into nett H. Young, a prominent lawyer. He married la it July Mias Beasts Wydrunken man. who beat him terribly inond. une-of the moot beautiful How They are Profitable. rubbed salt in the raw places by lolling with a boird. The wife and mother trotexted at lath treatment and WilThe trperisuea at-Buffalo is dls-> in threatened to kill her if she did know that they ara tha bwt kidney cootegiog to those who ve planning not go away and keep quist. With a madlclo* on the market. Try them and similar undertaklgn elsewhere. But enuoerning that class of promotions. in The redjnkre of Colon la idrnltUd rush the mother caught her IltUa one iro‘J^UoLfe,.le,r J’rfe* fiUu“ fl,‘ ’»’• great sxhlbitfoas should never be prbIn her arms and started for Ibe home es fiS-OO. Prod I*. Heath the druggist, Prichard died al the home of vote agent for Barry. Alluraa and Col­ w» bar uwr tether. lamer. Jacob Jlkvu Stokes,' ixuir*. who wiw llvii—— — ——— ., „ Ing 'agQS threats about hanging up ot dd but a abort dlstaoto down the doubt that iraerrilU warfare will bs toad. Wilkin caught up a gun aad bs the msranteififi, Ht MfM«attmenU that Philadelphia ever made Speaking of the army, Adjutant Gena-s woman, shooting ___ er ormsklslinu Ire Srv nA U—1.___ . .. . L- ct forces and better orgsaisatluti followed the fleeing after her as she ran. Mr. and Mra. considered rasentlal requisites for the tnato the universal gain from the great From Whnu ptlambten blr, if uoly in the swtbetia BKr, pointing the gufi at them fired. * The financial lias in that community. The uonspktuoua While performing Wvillan phla Times. CASTOR IA For Ufitau and Children. liberals like a thunderbolt and that that the effy la again fa the bauds nt the federal atakoriftes. were shot off. Btokev mungod to staggar through the door, sfosa and lock ft. Wilkin then shot tfw lock Democratic members held on Katunlay. tag like ■ madman. He waa Bet by with Henderson for speskev. win *■ ll-year-oid son nf Blokes and alm elected by Ibo Repubifcan* who < And killing him instantly. �uouncemool of The Youth's Companion for 1803 te nut easy. Kot only will near­ ly twohundred story-writers contribute to the paper, but many of the roost ami­ nont of living ateteamen, jurists, men of science and ot letters, scholars, sailors, soldiers and travellers, including three members of tho president's cabinet. In a delightful series of articles on military and naval topics the secretary of the navy will tell "How Jack Lftee;" Julian Ralph, tho famous war corres­ pondent, wUldeotwfbe “How MeaFeel It} Battle," and Winston SponcorChur­ chill, M- P-, whoso daring escape from a Boar prison pen Is well remembered, will deacribe some experiences “On the Flank at the Army." And* this Is but a beginning of the long list. A ’ complete ’ announcement ■ address -— will be sent to any free. The publishers also announce that every kTENTS HEN in Buffalo EAT AT STATLER’S RESTAURANT, Ellicott Square; best and largest in the city, ot uA uA Meals 25 and 40 cents. MUSIC every evening. W Boiler Explotion at the Penberthy Injector Plant at Detroit LOSS OF LIFE, WRECK AND RUIN headquarters tor the last three years. He was engaged to bo married on Thanksgiving day to Mias Julia Wil­ son. whose home Is in Chlcago.lOn Hie night before his death Smith visited hla fiancee aad appeared to be In a very perturbed state of mind. He asked her to commit suicide with him and his actions greatly alarmed her. The next morning he was found dead tn hla room. Smith bad sant word to rlman of Pacific railroad fams. ’art Mock operator and director In nearly a score of railroad corporations frees Maine to California, and one of tho moot popular mlllionniraa In Orange county, baa been Indicted by tha Orange grand jury with Assemblyman Louis Bedell. Tbelr alleged viulatlow Of the law consists In having conopellad tha employee of the Orange Coonty Road Construction company to work state roads now being built In the county. Mr. Harriman Is president sag Assemblyman Bedell, who was elected curved In Detroit Tuesday morning when tbs bolter of the Penberthy In­ lector Co, at Brooklyn avenue and Abbott street, exploded- There wore 1 150 men, girls and boya employed Ln tho plant, and of these 50 to W were buried In the debris. The building In which the boiler waa located adjoins sues for tho remaining weeks of 1D01 the main building on tho north, havfree from the time ot Bubscrlj^lon: also The Companion Calendar for 1903—all The Indiana. Illinois A Iowa rail­ In addition to the fl fly-two issues of The road. better known as tho "Three I’s." Companion for 1902. Is to have an extension from South Bend to Elkhart and an extension from South Bend to Detroit la also among the possibilities, and will, it is said, depend largely upon the recep­ tion that Is given the growing atnhl tier, nf II,,,.. ___ . ..... ... .. M. TLayer ot the United States district court sitting In chambers baa decUM that Jud<» S. C. Peden waa not entitled frago plan was prvaanted tn the coustltullonal convention by Mr. Parks Of Pago county, requiring the payment ef poll tax six months prior to the elre- Eczema for Forty Years. Profcisloul Directroy. DISEASE STAID BACK I Dr. Donald McDonald, ;afi: 1 at Hastings House, WEDNESDAY, Bee. 18, PLUMBER. Skip, Ou Dur Hatt of Hutliji HiDuil Buk n< CIiimiI Pint In III Citj BROS.' B»™ soon .du. T.uorlU Wort. DR. MCDONALD Of the brain, spine, nerves, blood, akin, hears, lungs, liver, stomach, kidneys and bowels scientifically and mrecesefutly treated. Dr. McDonald's •uoeors tn tho treat* meat of female disease* is simply mat' veloue. Hla treatment makes sickly women strong, beautiful and attrac­ tive Weak Men, old or young, cured tn every case and saved from > life of suffering. . Deafness, rheumatism and paralysis cured through hla celebrated MECALL'Si MAGAZINE1 the state treasury about |j 1,000 after al) Halma are paid A doxcu cases of diphtheria ere closely quarantined In the manufactur­ ing suburb of Petoskey, several young children having died before the disease was correctly diagnosed. . rhe steamer Soo City has beau mak­ ing double runs from Benton Harbor oo account of the big shipment of beet sugar, that being a transfer point from the Pero Marquette. Ai about 11 o'clock Sunday night the village of Itrookfleld. lo tnlles south nnd caa: of Charlotte, was visited by a lire which prseUcally wiped out the stroyed try fire, entailing a loT reeding 121,000, an which there 115.000 Insurance- The building owned by Mrs. George Fisher of son City. 111. and waa valued at W S’U." loeers are: F. L. OonUaler, ga merchandise, 112,000; Leo Hlane. tut, 12.500; Mlfsea MeCleary fought an aggressive flght all t through and jabbed Smith with continually. Smith was wild m cleverly blocked his ruabs*. Uo �- , I i • ' . All the country wm awaiting with in­ terest the first massage of tha now pres­ ident aud hoping that it would be short, 'vigorous aod intertwling. In the first quality tb< country was doomed to dis­ appointment, for th* document to long, ‘But in vigor and Interest It will .have to be admitted that the message to a soeoesa. President Roosevelt to not ooly a politician and man of affairs, but be la also a lilurary man and knows bow to dress his thoughts In clear laagunge and an entertaining style. Hence although the message to long L will be found worth reading from bvginnioR to cod. .There are certain parts of ths measage In which the president's political bias to strongly and vigorously brought cut, arguments and recommendations which will not meet with the approval of democrats. He champions theprtaeat tariff law and strongly opposes any tinkering with It, but lie favors recip­ rocity which be calls the "handmaid of protection." Be urges that congress do something w build up our merchant marine but does not specify In what way- If he favors the subsidy scheme ho to not bold enough to say so and in this respect be shows an uncxiwy'K*1 weakness. Ho favors reciprocity with Cuba and argues tor the retention bf the Pnlllpplnes with all the earnustneea of a pronounced •sponsionLit Hn says nothing about our rclallum with Great Britain except so far as the isthmian canal question Is concerned, and woare told concerning this that bo has a new treaty to submit to tho wmate which concedes everything that thii'government has contended for. ” There arc many topics treated in the message which appeal to the country In a nunpartlMit way anA these topics are for the matt part treated in a broad, sensible and patriotic spirit which will find an echo tn the popular heart. His eulogy of McKinley, hto denunciation of anarchy, his sentiments regarding the trusts, army and navy reform, and civil service reform, sod his upholding at tho Mouroq doctrine are of this nature of the most frightful and destructive . accidents in the history of railroading. | dpiirt )o« which the cdsmll] hu jr'brttoght upon the VZabaah company K will undoubtedly be very heavy and the suffering and death which It bMli/sip fileted upon nearly a hundred human in LU Mutual report, bearing upon the unprofitableness of the wool industry in the eastern (tales and the middle west. Ho shows that although tho total producslon of wool In the United Htatso tbliyeor wmM,0<»,00QU pounds greater thaaliM, Its moony valuelo W,000flQO lees; and that sheep raising In the oentral and northwestern stolen has docreased from 78 per cent of all tho ■hoop In the country in 1870 to 28 per centiq 1901. Referring to Ohio, once preeminent m a sheep raising state, Mr. North dechares that '^bo price ot mutton is low and the price ot wool La too low—below the cost of production." Ho to at tho opinion that wool cannot bo grown in this section of the country for leas than 30 oonu a pound. “Something to wrong** he admits; “either the tariff to at fault, or the Increased substitution of shoddy and cotton tor wool, or both, to, or arc, making the price of wool too ( , ‘ and 31st, 1901. and Jeu. let, 1802. Re­ ,turn limit leaving destination o«. later ,than Jan. 2nd. D. K. Titman. . The supreme court gave lu decision ,on the new barber board law, Tueeday, .affirming the decision of tho Berrien ,county circuit court. The Utter court , ,stiluliona) on the ground that the title ,ot the act m passed by the senate was not the name as tllfi title agreed to by .the bouse'and the one under which It ■ waa signed by the governor. This action of the supreme court will GRAB SALE Saturday Forenoon atop growing It and '‘will engage in some other branch of agriculture that Will make them a margin al profit." Secretary North's wall over the fall­ of our farmers, the great promises which the republican party made them when the tariff question was the main issue. How the republican stump speakers did denounce the wicked democrats for put­ ting wool on the free list, and bow strongly they sasorted that their prom­ ised tariff on waul would be of great value to the sheep industry of Olilo, Michigan and adjoining states. Well, the promised tariff waa Imposed and yet the industry in those states has kept on Languishing until a loader of thb association of wool growers has FROM CHICAGO been suspended for many months, pend­ Ing the decision of the supremo court, a largo amount of accumulated busl- doubtodly will be very busy with the work for some time. He is preparing to open an office for tho transaction of his official duties in this city. All the articles now dis­ played in my window, to­ gether with many others, will be wrapped in packages and placed in the window in time for the sale. You may select any pock- Watches for Hverybody The fact Is the principle of protec­ tion advocated by the republican party All sizes,, plain, ongnsved. fancy. cannot be suoce-efully applied lo agri- deooraUd, (olid gold, gold filled, (olid contingent upon natural law* which cannot be maierlally changed by the Imposition of tariff!. Wheat growing The undorolgeed desire to thank and wool growing will follow the line* of cheapest production in spite of tariffs, tbelr friends aod neighbor* for tho kindand the farmer Is obliged lo shape bls oeaa and sympathy shown during the policies according to the shifting condi­ Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Jonbn tions ot tho coat of production and the prices for agricultural products. While a protective tariff does help the manufacture, although at the expense of the whole people, it can not materi­ ally benefit the farmer. It to therefore to his Interest, that the tariff which makes everything ho buys dearer and affords him no corresponding beneOt, be reduced or abol luted, and to attain IhU desired result ho must turn from the party of protection and give his sup. port u> the democratic party. Special Ualues UNDERWEAR man whose failure to obey orders brought about tho dire mishap, Is re­ f. paved lo be a faithful, cool headed, and S.' experienced engineer. Indeed he must . INDIAN doMMISSIONBH JONKS hu stirred up the beneficiaries of the In­ dian ring by strongly attacking the present policy of the government to­ ward the Indiana, and showing that the en locomotive drawing an express enormous expenditures have been pro­ Mio on a great railroad system la nec­ ductive of Huie good to tho Indiana essarily of Iron nerve, trained judg- True, Mr. Jones, but think ot the mill-, ionairra that have been made by “pick­ Than why should engineer Strong, ings" from those expenditures. who drove bis ponderous train at sixty miles an hour poet the station where he "Somb disgraceful figures” would be should have stopped, forget or misun­ the correct title for the following pay­ derstand his orders? Why should he menu made by the United States gov■ ^tbe, vpry thing of all others which erument on account of prise money.: rMtti bring about a frightful mtofor- Tq Rear Admiral Sampson 128,417.44; tune? There seems to be no way toac- to Admiral Dewey 10,670; to Rear AdMmu for hla fatal error except to at­ .mind Schley 018.12. _ tribute It lo tbs fallibility of the hu- MB. noOBBVKLT has promised to aid >ee of his duty, hto mental In securing the rc-enxctmenl ot the I him. It was just such a antl-Chlncae law, but the steamship companies are still fighting roonactthough happily ment In every way they know how, aod they know a lot of ways to “persuade" x.ber words there is always a pasly of tbo-brain of man falling al to perform its proper functions, this unfortunate engineer upon i all tho evidence thus far de­ each othsr In their eagerness td accept I fastens tho responsibility foe the the invitation ot the governor of Min­ Iis Indeed to be pitied, probably nesota to help him fight the big rail­ rood trust. Is anybody afraid? ital aberration. fundreds of just such emerLet the republ Icons In congress dodge ig daily, io the operation d systems of this country, tho tariff revision question by tho sppol nunsol of a tariff eommiasloo if they dare. Nothing would make more cer­ tain the election of a democratic ma­ jority of the Imxim next ysisr. TirxBK Is Ml|l such u thing as friend­ ship. Bon. Isldor Raynor, who was Schley's chief counsel, declined io ac­ cept a tee for bls services, saying that It bad been a work of love with him. HOSIERY Ladies’ combination suit, fleece lined, 46c. . Ladies’ vests and pants, heavy fleeced, 25c. and 46c. ■ Ribbed and plain underwear, $1.00, extra quality. ■ We offer-special values in 10c., 15c. and 25c flecce-lined hose. . Our underwear was bought in case lots aud wc offer our patrons the saving in price. • . The J. S. Goodyelr Go. Hastings, Mich. 1 am not trying lo “get rich quick" on this sale, but do expect to make many cus­ tomers for future trade. Every- person will-get fu^ value for his money and very many will get much more than value. While this sale is special I wish yoti to remember that my Burns Sort and Hard Coal, Slack, Lignite, Wood and Cabs. WHAT IT WILL DO. It gives cleanliness and an absolute uniformity of heat day and night with soft coal, slack, siftings or lignite coal. The fire is not out through the entire winter. Jt requires Attention only three times in twenty tout hours. A ton of cheap soft coal does the work of a ton of hard coal. No clinkers arc formed with 1*0 per cent, of the coal mined. The fuel saved in one season will pay for the stove. It gives these results, as it bums the gas half of soft coal, which is wasted with all other stovesThe following shows the r.mount of gas and fixed carbon in both soft and hard coal. There is only a slight difference in the value of the two fuels when the gas half of soft coal is burned. Average soft coal contains 44 per cent 89 per cent S3 per cent Average hard coal contains 4 per cent 85 pet cent 8ft per cent gas. fixed carbon. available carbon. gas. fixed carbon. . available carhop. FOR SALE BY HOLIDAY STOCK will be more complete than e»er before, and that my se­ lections have been made with a knowledge of the re­ quirements of the buyers in this market — knowledge gained by nearly nineteen years acquaintance with your wants, and I am pleased to >ay that the people of Barry county demand as fine a class of goods as any people in the state, and while they do not buy in as large quan­ tities as in larger cities like Grand Rapids or Detroit, their purchases are made with just as good taste and just as good goods a$p re­ quired. Many wholesale firms have expressed surprise at the de­ mand "for fine and stylish goods by Barry county peo­ ple. Goodyear Bros. ATTENTION THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN NOW is the time lo have your outfits repaired, and we are the people who can give you the' best prices on all kinds of repair work. Boilers Refined, Cylindbrs Rebored, Boilers Patched, Smoke Stacks Made, Engines Repaired, All Kinds of Casting Done. EARLY & BURNS Perfect Diamonds, Choice Opals and Beautiful Pearls NEW furniture Brooches, Rings, Studs i aid Pins, as well as the finest styles of McCOY'S. Gold and Silver Goods Get first choice of new furniture at low prices. SEWING MACHINES included in this sale McCOY’S. are offered for your selection —this holiday time. Do not neglect your eyes. It costs nothing to have them carefully and critically ex­ amined. which are loaded with the best valuta the market pro­ duces. One lot LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS, bought at a big discount, to,close out the line—5c to 50t. A new line of OUTING FLANNELS just received. Special values at 5c. a yard. RhpaIking Pjrjmptlv Dokh. You don’t know how well we �CHEAPER Than you, ever bought them before. I bought an agent's samples of 500 KINDS DO .TWO ALIKE, and I am going to sell than at Less than Wholesafe Mr*. L. J. MaUhe«• went u> Rapid*, Friday to care for her Mias Nora Matthews. She re home Monday. . F. R. Pancotw* win; to Chicago, Tuea-1 day night, on business. ' TbeHOLtLuand Detroit’s new daily, To-Day, for only *3.10. Will Shulutrs began clerking at CbldMtar A Burton% Monday. Mrs. D. K. Tilman wm well enough to ohms borne from Jackson Monday. C.'B. Marshall of Nashville, is tbe guest of bls sinter, Mr*. J. E. McElwain. RayltHayden wm homo from Olivet college from Thursday until Monday night. . Wanted, a housekeeper for a man 05 years of age. Address box 205, Mld- If you are going to buy dolls, BUY NOW, SAVE MONEY and have plenty of time to dress them.- < FRED L. HEATH. The Druggist to the wore,ana at atloo. WV<wmM< portance lo publish In full, bat m our' »psce and limo are limited this jtfck Mr*. C. A. Chamberlain wm driving . Letters addressed, lo the following to her home three miles east of the city persons remain unclaimed in this office Saturday afternoon, having In tha and will be lent to the dead leuer office baggy with her Mrs. Mary Slue and C. if not called for by December ftth: A. Casd-of Charlotte. Her home be­ F. F. Honeck, iWm. H. Miller, J. L. came frightened al a portable engine Hamo, Lucinda Johnson, Sarah Starks, and turned so suddenly m to tip over rirs. French Williams, Miss Jessie Bob the buggy. The two lad loo were some­ llngtf, Ines Terpming, Ethel Wilkey. what bruised by their fall and Mr. Gaso Mr*. H. D. Voigt, ot Toan, Nevada had his arm broken. The buggy was badly damaged. The family of Gilbert Striker were all away from home last .evening but a fot Mr. and Mrs. Jones last spring, Mr*. bracket lamp in the kitchen had boon Jones being a relative, having come left burning. About S-’OO o'clock Mr. CMt tor medical sjd. She continued to Striker weot Into tbe bouse just in time grow worse and being unable to return to see tho lamp explode. The lamp fell into a pall of water and although the oil blared up fiercely he managed to throw tho pall out of doom and prevent a conflagration. burning his hands quite severely In the operation. The annual meeting of tbe Riverside Cemetery Association which waa called Barry county during the civil war and for last night, was adjourned for one several years later went weal whore week owing to the *ma)l attendance. .he married H. D. Voigt of Nevada. Out uf about 2000 shares only Hi were She leaves a husband and little sou six rr.prteoutad. Certainly there ought to years old al Toan, who wore unable to be more interest on the part of ourdtl- reach here for the funeral, Monday. xens in this organisation. We under­ stand that one lady in this city l>u of- Winnie Harper, of Olivet, spent the Thanksgiving vacation at her home in thia city. Ines McIntyre entertained Miss Alice Monroe, of I^tnsing. Thanks­ giving day. Mm. L. E. Leonard, of Grand Rap­ ids, spent. Thanlogi’lng with her niece Chester, were guests of Dr. and wife, yesterday. Harry Mun ton t»egan a fou HUSTINGS HERMLD Cotai aid Ptrsoaal. lag, Dec. Otb. One of the features ot ' the evening will be an address by Mr. M. I*.' Cook. All members era urged , be present, and each baa the privlto lege of Inviting a friend. Monday morning. Frank Dancer and Vance Barber of urmontvlile were guests of Mm. A- D. The question on granting an electric railway franchise will probably be act­ ed upon tomorrow night- I will be at my home on each Friday guest ot Misa Nina DoPlanta, returned The celebrated Salsbury trial at and at the Hasting. National Bank, Monday to bis hotuu In Chicago each Saturday during tfuvtnonth nf Dr W 11. Matthew* ot Grand Rapid* Grand Rapids wm ended yesterday ba* been visiting bi* parent* and friend* morning by the jury bringing in a vardUt of guilty. Mr. Salsbury, who Is In this city tor the past tew days. city attorney of Grand Rapids, was ac­ cused ot entering into an agreement with Robert A. Cameron to give bls opinion and use bls influence in favor of a certain water supply contract, re­ Odessa, Friday. ceiving a bribe of *15,000 for so doing. Hon. Philip T. Colgrove was In Mid­ Tho jury was out sixteen bourn and dleville last Friday. balloted eleven times before arriving Middleville, Thanksgiving. Jarnos' Murphy is recovering from a •evere Illness with neuralgia. ’ Conte 'now and sit for your holiday photos at t^e Christmas studio. .'O. p. Schumann, of the Hudson Gasette, returned home Monday after a •bort visit tn thU city. . Joe. Ashaltar and family returned Tuesday evening from a two weeks’ visit In Oceana county. If that furnace doesn’t furnish all ‘tha boat you want, better see Beesley He can apply ths remedy. If you want a fur overcoat call at our store, wa have a fine line of them at t«ry low prices- Mobhill, Lam hie A Mr. and Mrs. II. B. Miller and family, erf Grand Haplds, were guests of Mr. and Mr*. Bert Walker and family, Thanksgiving. Wm. Gurd and Ethel Bryans, of Bal­ timore, were 'married at tbe borne of Rev. A. B. Johnson in this oily, Sun-1 day evening, Dec. 1st. The W. F. M. S., of M. E. church, will meet with Mm. L. A. McIntyre, Wednesday of next week, Dec, Hth. Cordial invitation to all. Mr. and Mr*. Fabiu/ Del’Ianla, daughter, Nina, and l-eroy Palmer •pent Thanksgiviving with Goo. J. Barney and family at Charlotte. , One of (ha stcreoptioor. view* at the opera house Saturday evening wm The Most Beautiful RUGS At $2.00, always $2.50 And in the line of TAPESTRY DRAPERIES they have a full new line; also TABLE COVERS and COUCH COVERS, some beautiful designs and colors, in price from ■ $2.00 to $9.00 per Pair Renkes & Walldorff, Pianos and Organs. Undertakers. PHYSICAL AND MENTAL PLEASURES physical pleasure in feeling about body clothes that fit easily, comfortably aud well, and to many men the mental pleas­ ure enjoyed from the knowledge of ceedlngly interesting one. copy of The General School Law* of Michigan. Tho second tnlernallonal Live Su*:k exposition 1* being held at tbe Union Stock Yards in Chicago this week, cloeIng Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Abbey re­ turned Thursday evenlpg from a week's Mrs. Gilbert Maubews, after it ton days’ Ulnae* with pneumonia, passed away Monday morning at 6:30 o'clock. Mrs. Mqubews, whose maiden name wm Jane Reed, was born at Avon, N. Y., in 1829 rf^d waa married in 185'- Mr. and MCB. Matthews have Mrs. M-.u lived ... in Hastings ...B„ Sor thirty-eight yearn. She wasasister of George Reed and .Miss Mina Reed of this city, and Mr*. Mary Lorry of near Traverse City. She leaves a‘husband and daughter, Miss Minnie Matthew*, a teacher in the city schools. The fu- yeeterday afternoon. Rev. James A. Mai Chaeo of Middleville wm brought Brown officiating and the remain* were to the jail Monday to servo a 30 days sentence for furobhing liquor io a corn- laid at rest tn Woodlawn cemetery. The bereaved husband and daughter have the sympathy of the community in On account of repairs on the furnace the services ot Emmahttel church will be held in the parish house next Sun­ day instead erf In the church. at North Muskegon, Mich., Wednes­ The next regular meeting of the W. day, November 27tb, when their daugh­ IL C., will be held on Saturday, Doc. ter, Mias Lillian Cook and Mr. Archie Hth at 2 o'clock sharp. Election of at- Bates, bulb of North Muskegon, were united in marriage. Rev. C. A. Batea, Mr. and Mm. Wm. Glbba, ot Middle- of Manton, brother of tho groom, offlel­ viUe, aud Mr. aud Mr*. Ellas Mauer, ated. The happy oouple wets attend­ bf Grand Rapids, were Thanksgiving ed by Miaa Adelins Bate* aud Harry guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Faulkner. Olson, both of North Muskegon.. A The BjOULD received a |ieasant call large number of the friends and relayesterday from Mr. Mack Robison, one livea or the bride and groom were pres­ of tho old residents of Manchester. Mr. ent to witness the ceremony. Among R. wm very much pleased with Heat­ the guests Were Bert Harris and wife, of Smithville, N. Y., aod WHbern M. ings. . • ’ Cook, cousin of the bride, and Hiram The WfliM of the Haxtcrn Star furNorton, of Hastings, grandfather of nUhad a very nice supper for the Macthe bride. Many useful and beautiful cabccs and other* Tuesday night. presents were received by the young They cleared .about *15 from tha vencouple. They will reside at North Muskegon. Mlss Olive Wood, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Dell Wood of this city, is sick with siuallpax In Grand Rapids. The last report received is that she is get­ ting beUer. , Wllford Ammerman of Crawfords­ ville, Ind., arrived here yesterday to take a ptaltlou In tbe shoe department of L E. Blauffer's store. He is a broth­ ' er ' <rf Mrs. H- H. Burns. AND FASHIONABLY APPARELLED ENJOYMENTS. If you buy a Stein-Bloch Suit or Overcoat, we would be pleased if you would take it to any good custom tailor for his criticism. He would hardly believe that you paid less than half the price that he would want for making a duplicati Sults* >15.00 to >20.00 JEFFERSON ST. MARKET. if you want, a coek stove, betting stove, or anything else in thostove line, call on E. J. Evans. He also has a foil > of guns and ammunition. One door th of National Bank building. Word lias been received that three ot thn children ot Mr. and Mr*. Elcry Gregory, who resides In Isabella county, , at hia farm in hare rewnered from an attack of small- 1 lb. round steak . . 3 lbs. round steak . . Sirloin or porter house Roasts......................... Ribs. . ...................... PORK. Pork, chunk Pork Steak. ; ।' Always a 'supply of nice . (veal, mutton, all kinds of • sausage, salted meats, and everything suitable for first- Another invoice of thoae up-to-date furs just received and will be sold at as 'low prices as reliable quality will admit. Among which we have . The Electric Seal Martin, Astrakhan* Beaver, Etc. Every lady loves beauty, style, value, comfort and appreciates economy. Thia in why our customers are pleased when they see our furs. �BOW KELFUEB HU8BAKDS HAVE BECOME HELPFUL When it become* nece*a*ry to •it up in bed to get your breath; when the least exertion such as walking, sweeping, singing, talking or going up and down breath, fluttering or palpitation; then it is time to do something to brace up and strengthen your foiling heart. Take Dr. Miles' Heart Cure. It is best of all. Governmental Problem* Dwelt bn at Length |n the Document. KU SEWN Of lit worn r th* flow of th* netritive'iirrUJofc Czolgeu end His Ilk Enemies ol the Human Race. 'Mywifa was *kk for over right in.’ write* Albert H. Full*, Esq.. of Ahnanoct^Q r w ■ d yO^, THE MERITS OF RECIPROCITY. •'I could Dot rest at night and often bad to sit up tn bed to breathe. The least exertion would make my heart palpitate dread­ fully. Our doctor prescribed Dr. Mill IS. U. atCK.KI.VBT, Palin, Tenn. Dr. Miles’ Heart Core Stimulates the digestion, ir creases the circulation and makes weak hearts strong. Sold by druggists on guarantee. Dr. Mlles Medical On, Elkhart, Ind. EADACHE "I take pleasure in writing you to let you know about your ‘ Favorite Prescrip­ . tion,’ • says Mr. B. E, Fricke, of Peter*. . burg, Menard Co., Ill*.. Box 167. "My . wife had been ajck nearly all her life. and alter trying everything I could chink 1 of I made up my mind lo try ' Favorite ; Prescription? I sent to Chicago and got six bottle*, which my wife took, ■ table­ spoonful threw time* a day. until th.1 baby came. She felt better after taking 1 the first bottle, aad when baby was born | he weighed nine and a half pounds To-day Be ia six months old and weighs j twenty-two pound*. He ia a* good a I child aa any one could wish. The doctor '1 *ay* he ia aa healthy as any baby could ) be. and alao the doctor say* your ‘Favor. 1 ite Prescription ' wm (be cause of such a healthy baby, 1 felt I owed you this much for the good you did my wife and 1 for my own bappineaa." California BEST PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURIST EXCURSIONS . TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE and Scenic Line. isio, n. i. This offer of free consultation by letter U not to be claaaed with the spuriooa offer* of " fret medical advice ■ made by those who having neither profr**ion*l training nor experience are medically and legally unqualified to give th* ad­ vice they offer. Although it take* more than ■ yUploam to make • good physi­ cian yet the medical diploma la caecatlal as witnessing lo professional study and training. It ta well for women to band lead* ■ half life, ■ life from which the sunshine and laughter have been taken away. It ia not to be wondered at therefore, that buaband* express their gratitude for tbe cure* which follow the use of Dr. Pierce'* Favorite Prracription What a change from a sickly bed-ndden wife, helpless and miserable, to a wife who ia once more'able to "guide th* (hotrae" in health and happiness. . "My wife waa afflicted with uterine trouble for several year*," write* Mr. J. C. Day, Of Little Britain. Lancaster Cd., P».. "and in November, 1898, the ' sr-^T’i'O’- ' HM • Cbwe'.ltoUyMsU Witty ‘ ; |H| h»l Urn chrmi-rdir aaibiei ■ by He.fart E. Smith, M.D -bvi. lk,„ a MvJ.ld >■ He.ity al 1 .1* tnumuty «r-i CASTORIA For Infants and Children* The Kind You Have Always Bought !*• bleaic* force SSSl-“JC_________ ireat corporal* roetUMi > tke lartB »or lo ear tho rich bar* grow* grow* Wwtr. (fa th* Promotes Drgeslkm.Chretfulnesfl andlkstConlalns neither Opium .Morphine aorMineral. Not "Narcotic. A perfect Remedy forfoiBlicn. Tion, Sour S totuach. Diarrhoea * For Over Thirty Years �Ohpatch । S.yi Her Body Been Fouad. ALSO THAT OF MME. •luJKir.i: ' is looking the wraig ’*y- Thea’s many , a woman strunling fas a ecs ot dEeaac TSILKA- Vienna, Dec. I.-Tbs Constantinople correspondent of the Neus Frele Presae telegraphs that the bodies of Mias MAYDOLE’S HAMMER. (Besuii Piaster U Pitai lailwj Pere Marquette telegraphs from Samakoff el 11 a. m Bunday aa follows: "'I bsre some proof, bat not a hill conDrmatlon, ot liemember that by paying twentyflvo cents extra you can base not only the HeraI.D tor one year but also the Pilgrim, a High clua magazine ot pro­ gress. ably edited and flncly illustrated. INSOMNIA (Ulwtr CwrUt Cicktt. Florida Cjtllf <O6l6t Pointe, Cliffs company. Ishpeming. Mich., yes­ terday. Loan, 13.000; fully insured. Jesse Dixon, a well-known ttrw | 'and stockman of Platts Center. Nah., while watching the operation ot a cornshollar on bit farm, waa drawn into the feeder and loeLboth hla arms. He died from, shock and loss ot blood. Judge Kenyon of Webster City, Iowa, has rendered hla decision tn tho Hald­ er ra. Illinois Central Railroad com­ pany case, finding tor the company. Plelder, fortaerly of Bloomington, TH., waa killed on the crossing by the cars. Don't Lose Your GripJ HAY'S HAIR-HEALTH at the workman who are out are rapid­ ly being Ailed. Tbs strikers say traf­ fic Is much delayed and that they have BE^ws^^^SbKSBssa: LARGE got. BOTTLES. At UUDCW DfttMQISTS. Free Soap Offer usnuuw. �The store that was formerly al 70 and 72 Monroe street and burned ont last su has n<5w a new store, THE KfOST BEAUTIFUL STORE IN GRAND RA! EVERYTHING IS NEW and includes the latest Ond best styles. ' Jn a Gitin* of Water. •I’ik n hsndlul -<vi/rtiin a gUsauf water, ■ lUMf wash nil the crolnig, JjHBi ksJc at it; »mlU it! Is h t>Mt>drink! Gi«e LION COFFEE DELTON The Robinson girl* will give an entertalnmeui al Cloverdale, Dec. 1. Frank D«4cr went to Buffalo last Wednesday aud returned Saturday. French Bro*, aro loading car* this werid with oak lumber *awed on the Geo. Malo farm. . W. H. Chase made. a busiocM trip to Kalamaxoo. Monday A. L. Clark was In Battle • 'reek, Mon­ day aad Tuesday oo business J. F. Williams ha* gone u> Battle reside are Mr*. B. C. Cortrighl dinner Thursday- trUhted at atHa»tl*g*. Mlrepia&SltwMapopa; I ar young lady of Hickory Coraar* aad th* gnxna U a farurar nf Pralrievllia. Hearty congratulation* are eiloaded U> Mr. aad Mr* Scudder Mr*. Haaiy and daughter Sylva *p*at Suoday ar Prairievilla. Maude Malay of BaatUld 1* vhiliag Anthony Gla*n«r aod family (pent Thanksgiving with friend* lo Lacey. A. J. Snell wanted lo attend a party, but was afraid to do so on account ot palm lo bb stomach, which be feared would grow worse. He "ays "1 wm telb a my trouble* to a lady friend, who it "Chamberlalak Colic. Cholera aad Diarrhoea Remedy will pul you lo condition for the party." I bought a Mr. Stocking b stay log *Hh hh sou William. We are sorry to see the old home closed. 1 '* Tha saw mill in our vicinity whistle* FREE TICKETS on the Railroad TO GRAND RAP] A SPECIAL O^FER to the rcathn of this paper who want to come to Grand Rapids and do their shopping at this big store. We'll pay your fare atid besides yyt can buy at the lowest prices obtainable anywhere. Read the conditions: Haight h working for the mill men, Myron Potior I* skidding logs. Mr*. Honor b boarding tbe men; all aro busy. Musical and literary entertainment at U. B. ahdrah. Saturday evening, D*c. U. Alt are invited. A *Uver collec­ tion for benefit of sheds. FRIEpMAN’S NEW DRY GOODS STORE, ' 4143 Momh SL, Grand Ripids. With purchase of $20.00 or over the.coupon will entitle holder to an allowance of 05c. for railroad fare. 'With pur­ chase of >85.00 or over the holder will be entitled to >1.75 for railroad fare. Sunday with a load of sheep. Wbooplog cough h doing finely; no naw cmo*. . J. P. Springer was in Middleville, Saturday, and *ay* there we* a large shipment of very nice bog*. That's good for the farmer*. Rar. Clack b badly pobooed by go­ ing into the Tamarac swamp to help chop timber for •bed*. Mr. Chubb lost a cow last week. Mr*. Ward (* spending a few days with Mr*. Murphy di Hope. — Howard Springer light* the fire at Hastings Herald, This privilege will continue only a limited time. If you can't come to the city why not let us come to you? We’ll attend to your shopping as carefully as if you were doing it in person. We guarantee satisfaction or take back the goods aud refund your money, if on close examination you’re not satisfied with what you bought Is not that perfectly fair? Goods cut from piece alone cannot be taken back, but we’ll send you samples if you like, and you can select as if you had our entire stock at your home. In ordering goods send U. S. or Express money order or stamps for amounts under 50c. If you want to return goods send them at once in good condition, but it is hardly likely that you'll return anything bought at this store. Watch our ads'in the Grand Rapids papers aud order from them. tn nr mil, n. I l uu remouy i* for by Fred L. Heath, U>e Draggbt. L. C. Overstreet, uf Elgin Tsnn., "to hear my wife cougb-uotll Itaoemed her RUTLAND CENTER. weak and lore lung* would collapse.Good Frknk Wood and family of Hasting* doctor* said she wa* *o fer gone with visited at Linlo Wood'* one day last eonsumptlon that oo medicine or earth­ ly belo could save her. but a friend week. Marian Davunport and wife ale Roy Hutchinson spent Thanksgiving recommended Dr. King's New Dbcovcry aud persistent me of tbl* excel­ Thanksgiving dinner with Mr*. D.'s with hh parent* at North Irvlog. L. Bate* and wife of Poduok called lent medicine saved her life." It's abso­ lutely guaranteed for cough*, cold*, at John Erway'*, 'Sunday. z •pentThanksgiving with J F William* Ed Miller <fl Grand Rapid* apefil broochlll*, asthma aud all throat aod and wife Thanksgiving at Jacob Edger’s, return­ lung dlbcasea. 5Oc and I 1. al W H. Peter Stewart vblted hla daughter In lug home Friday with hh family, who Goodyear'*. Trial bottle* free Grand Rapid* from Friday until Men- havo been vhitiag here. Goo-SMpman. win ha*been wo-klng al Greenville for tho past two years, b Hyne* ate Thankiglvtng dinner with ■ vialtlng hh parent* at present Cbrbtioa McQuarrto I* working Henry Arboueand family Tho friend* ot Harry William* gave Mrs- Sarah Monica. Belie Arbour, ot Middleville vblted him a pleasant .urprhe last Thursday night, to remind him of hi* twenty-first W. D. Haye*, Wm. Hitchcock and birthday. H. Chine presented each ot his1 C. A. Newland met with a lively In- Dr. J. C. Andrus and too spent Sunday help with a large turkey for their cldent last Friday, while going to Hast­ at the lake. Thanksgiving dinner, we aro sorry’ lag* with a load of lamh*. In going Mn. Ruble Kelley and daughter Ellen down the bill by the Edger school bouse of Kai am axoo (pent Tbankagtvlog with Chase. the horse* became frightened, aod af­ friend* at this place. Joseph aad Edward Underhill of ter breaking tbe evener they started for home. The teacher and school boys Clinton county are vblllag tbelr cousin, Food Changed to Polson who were playing b*U gave their assist-' Mr*. John McQuarrie. Patrefylog food in tho intestine* pro­i eno* and sopn managed to stop tbe Wm. Aldrich returned borne from duce* effect* llko those of arsenic, but, horee* and wagon. After repair* Mr. Lowell, Monday. Dr. King'* New Life Ptlb expel the1 Newland resumed bh journey none tbe Cha*. Whitney aod Wm. C»u>anlcr pobopi from clogged bowel., gently,' worse tor bb fright. hare sent home three deer from the •aaily but surely, curing constipation, Jacob Edger aad wife spent Saturday blUiou.nc*.. sick head ache, fever*, all and Ssnday In Cedar Creek tbe guesu livor. kfifnoyi end bowel trouble*.' ot tholr daughter, Mr*. Vanderorook. A Woman's Awful Peril. Ooly 1'ioai W. H. Gooodyear'. Wm. Oake* and abler spent Sunday at Mr. Wlbon'* In Yankee Spring*. Mn. Tho*. Gorham vhlted friend* your life and that b through an opera­ HICKORY CORNERS and relative* In Baltimore. Saturday tion." were the startling words heard V. C. Hnydcr and wife speol fo< ' aad Sunday. by Mt*. I. B. Hunt of Limo Ridge, Wb., days at Heatings last week John Brown and wife vhlted al Chas. from her doctor after ho had vainly Mr*. A. A. Aldrich will entertain the1 Oakes’ last Sunday. tried to euro her of a frightful case of ladles’ aid Friday. Dec. « Glenn* Erway of thoclty visited her stomach trouble and yellow jaundice. ~A. G. Cortrighl of -Halting, was In’ pare a u oyerSuoday. Gall atone* bad formed” and she oonUjwn Wednesday. . Mr*. Emerson Edger accompanied by Frank Dietrich and wife entertained1 her mother started for Homer last Sat­ u*e Electric Biller* which wholly cured a family party at dinner Thursdayher. it’sa wondsrfnlitomscb. liver and urday to vblt Fred Hinds aud wife. Arthur Cadwallader and family spent kidney remedy. Cure* dvspepala, lo** Sunday at Galesburg. ' of appetite. Try it. Only 50 cu. Mrs Anthony Gleaner aod son spent Guaranteed. For sale by W. H. GoodJOHNSTOWN. key with Geo. Hayward aod family. Milo Lehman ha* been putting the flnbblng touche* on the L. N. Bush res­ idence inside with a bard oil finish oh I with frlenda at Laoey. William FUritnew* of Rom was a call- Suoday I Mr. Merrill b repairing hb bo-tae. cr In town Sanday. Xtbalyn Snyder entertained-a house Mr. Bird aod Mr. Culur are doing tbe . z party l*’t week. The guesb were Bert work. Harmon Sweet and wife of Battle and Clara Hall of Hasting* aod Arthur Border ot Battle Crook. 1Creek and C. I den and wife of Bedford jars. C. L. Aldrich 1* spending a week rblted a J. Zimmerman and wife last at Union City visiting her father, :Saturday and Sunday. Hiram Merrill returned last week Douglas Ford. Robert Montgomery nf Grand Rapids Saturday with hh three deer from up north. spent Sunday bore. J. Moore aad wife went to Battle F. W. Fprd aad Ebio Ford left Mon­ Creek last Saturday. day for Chicago to vblt frlenda. Jits. Ada Ford of BaUle Creek vblt-1I Mi*. Bowser eeterta'ood an uncle Burwell Scudder and wife Infl Sunday Battle_ Crook. in* find family spent Saturday »r Prairieville, where they will begin Will Lyon* > ,y at Richland. • Allci foed of Battle Creak *pent ir that Dr. Fay b gaining •lowly. Thursday with friend* here. How Do Yow Know those baking powders are made from alum ? • Their lower price, their unfamil­ iar names, generally betray them. But it is not necessary for you to know.. You know that Royal Joes contain alum, that it makes DON’T MISS IT. FRIEDMAN’S NEW DRY GOODS STORE, 41-43 MOHRU*. ST.. QRAND RAPIDS. NORTH CARLTON. Notice to Tax Payer*. Job a Verger b building an addition I will receive taxes overt Tuewlay to hi* houxo Cbaa. Cbler and ion aro visiting bb and Friday at the store of . Bataa A VanArman. commencing Dec. 3rd, ISOL daughter, Mr*. Uona. Mr*. Ed Bronson bas boon quite alck. J. H. DxPuk. Tree*. Bertha Gifford attending to her bouse »lck the past weak. Fred Simpson and fynlly aod L R. Burd and wlfo spent Sunday at Al Mn, A. J. Lak* and daughter Win­ nie returned to tbelr home In Grand Rapids, FridayOuracbool commenced yer terday with Clement Sbeoo a* uache.-. Tho pupil* all are glad lo have him back again. Mr*. George Frisby has been- number­ ed among tbe alck. Pula gray matter in your bead. Brlpg* a rosy glow to faded cheek*. Restore* vim. vigor, mental and pby•leal happiness. That'* what Rocky Mountain u>* will do. 35c. Aik your drugglit, W H. Goodyear. CITY MARKETS. Wheat Butter, roll Dried apple* Oat* Hye Used by the ladle* of fashion all over Timothy reed the world. It** without doubt the great­ Hay women,Me. Made only by .Madison Medi­ cine Oo. A»k your druggist.--W. H. Chickens, drcoacd. Hogs, live Goodyear. Hogs, dressed . DOWLING. Hide* Fay Clems nee 'entarulned the Pil­ Lard grim*, Tbaaksglylog far dinner; Fred Tallow ' Clcmmoc gave dinner to Prod Jones1 people; Sheldon Warner and family wore In Hartings with hb abler, Mr*. ' Chae. Lunn; R. w. Ortmbee ale dinner Beef, live with Jesse Warner's; E**lo Warner with Walter Ormabeo and wife; the Sheffield* near Hailing* with their brother Will: Jessamine Bellengsr took, Chicken* lir*’.,; dinner with relative* in bar homo Ch Ickeo* drawrd. neighborhood nod returned to Dr. 1Turk*;* dressed Sheffield'sUut Wednesday; R. G. Rloe Ducks dressed.... aod family entqrtalned Freak Webstar Onions and wife. Corn now Mae Pierec returned home from Sher­ Corn old wood feat Tneoday. Gao. Sheffield'* people have moved i Johnstown near hh father’*. 6360 |WT wont last much 11 longer. Don’t <* delay. My stock is being rapidly closed out. A few suits left. Remember that every­ thing in my store is of being offered at prices that are moving them fast. Don’t wait un­ ! til too late. 65.00 to fid.** Fred J. Young. .B|to 10 ...1.00 U1.4O .64 .00 to 64.15 ..62.50 to 13.25 ... .4.60 to 5.00 . .65.00 to 6A00 Highest Awards J. S. Goodyear Co., dry goods. C. W. Clarke & Co., groceries. Woolley & Bronson, shoes. Fred L. Heath, drugs. Chidester & Burton, clothing. M. W. Hicks, flour aud feed. Renkes & Walldorff, furniture. J. P. Renkes, bakery. , F. R. Pancoast, jewelry. Barnaby & Herrick, restaurant R. I. Hendershott, hardware. A WOMAN’S KNACK——for doing thing* right and putting the correct stylo and snap Into Mlllinery U found in every production of my line. I aollcit your patronage *o that I may demonstrate my claims. ‘' ' Mrs. L, A. Kline, Pai» r a ii Ji ui v ricai 11 v a ii imso-nurdickhl kalamazoqi; mivh.* West End Feed Store. I find Chamberlain'* Cough Remedy b aa excellent medicine'. I bare been •offering from a aavere cough for tbe last two month*, it hi* effected a cure. 1 hare great pleasure la recommending Ik—W. C. Wockner. Thb b the opin­ ion of one of our oldest and moat re­ spected reaidanu, and b** been volun­ tarily given in good faith that others may try the remedy and bo benefited. Vull stcck at all time»of was given tp the Finwra and Fruit Growers *NEW DOIESTIO AU member* of tbe Parmen and Fruit Growers Union will pleaao send their Ear Corn, Shelled Corn Oats, Middleville Flour Corn and Oat Feed Corn Meal, Fine Meal Baled Straw Timothy Mixed and Clover ,Hay Bran and Middlings as being the best family sewing machine.' ’ The New Domestic is ball .. . — . T? . treuring, has a -fine chain stitch (Jll Meal, Poultry rOOQ All farmers .belonging to the Farm- attachment, a 5-pleat ruffler, mak"gj Oyster Shell ing it two machines in one. Cal! and try it alT, Phillips'. Stock Food when they wish a baler. I sell the best machines made. For Horses, Cattle and Hogs. O Don ntI], hQch. You know that alum are unhealthful. This ■ is sufficient to enable > protect yourself and your from alum baking powders e evil results which are cerfollow their use. Hun. win W <l-«n away ababatby trw t* I** A Good Cough Medicine. Mr*. Austin Huffman I* not m well HAMILTON PIANO. 1360 Hllani future. R. G. Rloe and hunting party return­ ed Friday from the north with a fine •apply of deer, Mr*. Rom Psroai of Battle Creek b vlituog her •later, Mr*. Che*. LeaUr. who ha* bee* quite ID. beat Saturday, Dr. Sheffield ambled by R. O. Rice, who administered chloro­ form, amputated the thumb on the Uft hand of unmet Herrington. A felon, which had been allowed to ran too long, made the amputation neeemary. Ch**. Gorham b doing nicely and will attend to collecting taxee at bb real- Original Voting Coolest illy aod ramciaber Hie ladle* are never out two third blooded Shropshire*. Pindar The New, Domestic. The New Home. The Standard. The White. i Needles and oil fof all machines cheaper than you ever bought them. < M, W, HICKS Opposite Court House. � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-12-12.pdf 7e87bf94f4d8ab07b75641482bf85fe9 PDF Text Text HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER Ijt 1901. GRANO RAFIK TO JACKSON - (XWPUirTKI) 11T THE Ht'I’lLs. •An editorial committee of four will be appointed each month by the principal. This committee will do all the work of editing the deportment, writing and correcting copy and reading proof*. The sentiments expressed and the man­ : her'of presenting thorn are those of tho committee and thrir fellow pupils, not Of the editor. Tho proof* will bo read by the committee and accepted by the H*ULb*as final. All copy designed for thia department should be submitted '•■ to the editorial committee. Kitt-TORS roil HbvKMBKM. w’ord: to regard mere learning as sub­ ordinate to the development of a well rounded, solid, moral and intellectual character, aa tha first and great thing* u> .comply vigorous, Intellectual, God fearing clllxena lor tbo welfare of tho land.*'—H. J. Vandyke., The second German cImo, having just completed the reading of a very aUractlve and well rounded little story "He­ ber als die Klrehe" has entered upon the reading of “GermeUhau*en" which ranks as one of tho best, not only In consequence of Its beautiful style but । also on account of It* highly dramatic impersonation of the leading cbarectera and the vivid description of country life. TtafoUbwing orations have been vary ably delivered before the high school sinoa the last publication. The subject "American feeling toward England in regard to lite Boer war" was very nice­ ly handled by Bert Zagelmeler. Alto Vera Doyle's oc the "Wlnixlng quality of Enliiuaiaam". Mr. Burby’s oration on “The Young Man who can’t go to Co11 eg*” was very much appreciated and conveyed some very consoling thoughts to those whose Ing one. The “Naming of America "by Mrs. Alice Dates was the first historical paper, add a shorter one by Mi*» Anna Jobuoo upon 'The Cabots" was fol­ lowed by questions upon the indisput­ able authenticity of the intrepid navi­ gators whose energy and science opened a new continent; Cabot who conferred cm the English nation a claim, the mag­ nitude of which ho never lived to com­ prehend; Amerigo Vespucclo who gave hi* name to the new world thus per­ petuating bls fame throughout all time, and Magellan who first attranpusd io sail arouqd the earth, through the hitherto trackloBi path* of the sea. rd with Dixie effott and by means not directed to tho promotion of foreign trade, but springing from our intense absorption, fur many years, in domestic industry and Internal development. She contra*ted tha^present experts and import* witli those of past decades, and gave a- picture of the manufactured good* for our humr market, attaining so high a degree of excellence, as to create satoulshment in foreign markets and to place America a* a formidable competitor In the International rivalry FRANCHISE GRANTED TO MICHI­ GAN TRACTION COMPANY. The Work to Commence,,Within Five Months and Road Finished by January 1, 1902. The Michigan Moneer Society waa organised In 187. with a membership of 22; In 1888 thn name was changed to Michigan Pioneer and Historical So­ ciety; In 1875 the legislature appropri­ ated UOO for publishing the records and history thus gathared. ' ' In the early days the attendance wee almost entirely confined. u> the more thickly settled southern counties, al­ though strong efforts were made to-ob­ tain the history of all sections. The membership book show* tho names of men foremost In Michigan'* service and honor. Tfie autograph* of ten former governors of Michigan, judges, supreme justices, gqpcrals, United States senadbrs and men of finance will that have added to their curriculum special course, of study In commerce; the eaubllsbracnt of sample rooms »nd agencies for tile sale of American goods lu a few ports of other countries, qll of­ fered a favorable field for us at home., and furnished foreigners with the fact of our great efficiency in Industrial phaalxcd the fact by numerous statistic* that America will *oon lead the world in its great traffic. From tho colonies Infanta In the com­ mercial world through** doxnn decades Iq thedtacuadun of the question be're-l we are now the great rival of the whole ferred io Ae'fact that the college grad­ commercial world, and enrich the globe uate ha* five or »lx years to make up wllhour extended interest*. The paper when he finally goes to work to over­ closed with these words. “What wonder come thlsdrawbeck requires extra worn, then thavevery Americancltlxen should . which roost men are unable to do but lift hta voice in that glorious aulhem however, in the higher profession*, un­ •My Country.'ll* of Thee’." doubtedly a college education Isa great A parliamentary drill by Mr*. Frances help. Tho fact is proven by the.career W. Smith and an instrumental duet by of some of our famous ifwy era, ntxably Misses Marjory^frebles apd Clara Hen­ that of Abraham Lincoln. dershott closed the Interesting meeting. Two other Interesting orations were delivered on Monday by Mias Mabelle Huas on “Growth of tbo American Na­ tion" and also P. Volney Wilcox on "Model American’’both subject* being ably dlKWsxed. The geometry cis men have entered upon their second aeries of written geoLast Excursiotf for this Year. The physics clads have been delight­ fully entertained during the post two weeks by “written qulxies." i Mr. 'Maywood’s advice to juutora. "^utuhsM your shrouds before you en­ ter upon your physics work in your senlor year." The English literature class bat tor seme'time been Interested In the study of Sbakcsjxntrc and his works. The one of preecut study bejng the “Merchant taken, and next year will Me the so­ ciety's books open for membership to all worthy cltlxen* of Michigan. We have received the promise of a pair of snow shoes, a pair of skis, a spinning wheel, some andirons, a hand made sickle, and aeveral minor articles. ' Wm. Alden Smith sent us a picture and tribute to our martyred McKinley. We are trying to arrange for a stalo rally at tie college In connection with our Juno meeting and hope Io prtaent a very interesting program. It will require much effort, some moans, and be productive of practical reoulta, wo doubt not. Tbo social feature* of our counties arc given, historic papers are organIxatlon have been too much Ig­ read, and these, together, make a year­ nored. Why omit “the flow of aoui ly volume. Those tiooka, which num­ from the feast of reaaonY" An effort la ber 2S>, arc considered very valuable being made tb secure reduced rates on and are free to school libraries and all railroads, with a three or four day limit. Other plan* will be announced a* the time approaches. own borders, find with *o many Import­ We posaeja some furniture and me­ ant and varied Interests, It needs the oo-operatlon of each county to properly mentoes of the first capita) which are collect thia history. Had a museum re­ very intaqMting, and which wo will ceived attention from the Inception of! take pleasure in showing to any visitors the society, we should now have an ex­. to the Pioneer rooms on tbo fourth floor . . , hibition Illustrative <rf qoclal, domestict of the capital. i Tbo material for our next meeting I* no insignificant “Pan"-Michigan ofI very premising, and Includes a [isper Itself. It Is not too late to begin now;; on “Thirty Years Unwritten Legislaand it all will assist wo can soon have a> lion " by Lew. Miller, dork of, the display worthy the reputation of our■ bouse. Having been identified tor that time with the legialature, Mr. Miller great state. It is to be regretted that we have noi certainly "knows whereof he speak*." display of minerals, no collection of1 Dr. Bailey of Mackinac will fnralsh one woods, from each' pf which so much of1 on that interertlog section; Judge Chapman on “the — hlstaric —.—— Johnson — relics or Implements pertaining U> family of the ’Soo;" Dr. Kedxle on thewe people, whose legend* and Kory "The beginning of the work for public health in Michigan:" Dr. Baker on play such an Important part in the history of our early setHem ent*. There "Ita present condition." Gov. Robinson could He no better object lesson In the Is expected to furniat one on the copper evolution and progress of our Kate than country, and Pctar White one whose subject la not yet announced. There Oor. interest* are Interwoven with are several whloh^the president has the schools of our state, throughout gathered from Detroit, r nd negotiation* books, ami so much must depend on the begun for others In the state equally On tiaturday, Dec. Uth, 1901,'the Chicago, Kalsmax^o & Saginaw Ry. Co. will sell tickets to Kslatnaxoo from al) Mations, Woodbury to Delton, inclu­ sive, at5Oo., and from Milo, Creasy and Richland Junction at 35c., for the round trip. Children undec 12 years of age 25c. Tickets will be good going on train Na 2, Saturday morning, and re­ turning not taler than train Na* 1 leav­ ing Kalamazoo at 410 a. m., Monday, Dee. Ifitb. H.:(X Poma,T. M. Menno L- Rork, son of Ettes and Lydia Rork. was born- In Rutland, Barry oonnty, Jan. 17,1M6, moved to1 Hittings with hl* panjnu and here 1 grew to manhood, aud Isler’took uphl*1 । realdenwj In Detroit where ho waa.unttt . 1 ed in marriage to Mis* Carrie Vlsgar’ in July, IBM. and that was hia home tin' time of hla death, Doc. 5. Being th.' older eon he wqs the prop and stay on which hi* parents leaned, and to whom he was ever dutiful and kind. Though financially his life was a straggle, yet . he lived It manfully and well, ever' . mindful of his duty as a cltlxen, ever - thoughtful of those who wore near and -DCc of the teachers. • “Death did nos first strike Adam, the first'sinful mao, nor Caln, the first hypocrite, but Abel, the Innocent and righteous. The first soul that met death overcame death; the first soul parted . . , Wo are fortunate, through the cour­ tesy end thoughtfulness of Ur. McCoy, AT an adjourned meeting of the com­ In filing our room placed under the care of the superintendent of the build­ mon council .held lost Tuesday evening, ing. The board of state auditors bare the following ordinance granting a franchise to the Central Michigan been very considerate, and great Traction Co.. was passed : ; . W. W*|. Ali the preliminary steps have been ■AX OXDlrfiXCK xTUHli* to Cl. teachers to enforce the'lessons of the We bare wish to express our appreci­ debt we owe these brave men and loyal women who bore t he-ha rd ships of pits- ation of the kindness of the newspapers, which have everywhere shown us so fort*, so common, as too often, not to much consideration, printing and sien awaken In the pampered. youths of to­ soliciting accounts of our work: They have thus Increased our usefulness and day either appreciation or gratitude. Through Prof. Fall arrangements are fnOuence more perhaps than any ocher being made for a thorough co-operation factor. Wielding that great lever of :American education and. civilisation, with teachers and schools for future work. Tfie gulf I* too great between they have; by aiding us, done loyal the ohildhoood of today and tho age and service in our own loved peninsyla. heroism possessed by these early sett Nearly everything Is a labor of-lore. None of the officers receive any pay, are constantly contributing much The distance of the tipper penlntrula and 1 will ever preclude a largo attendance valuable time and materia). For years we sewn to ‘hava been al cue meetings: so, if branch sodetloa could be organised, which would tend imarking time. We now sound tbs cry and are taking up the march a delegate to report, the work equid be bugle ' of progress; end wish all would Join us, re) lea should be sent to the Michigan and vie with each other In giving Jus­ Pioneer and Historical Society, which tice, honor, and glory, through her is recognised by the state as a proper history, io our beanUful peninsula We greatly desire an interested, aclive rice-prettdent In each ocunty, who will report at the regular June moett Ings. Local pride in seeing one's own section properly represented should In­ spire complete reports. If each local ,society and grange would kindly send ,um their pioneer and historical papers, ।by preserving them, we might derive <mutual benefits. County societies, ft ;they have a library, ar*e, by the laws of ,ths statu, eutltledko axe* of our boon. At the annual meetings of ths society, . It baa Troon very noticeable that the older membora are more and more kept at home by the over increasing Inflrml. i . > . It .would sqpm unneceesary to make an appeal for this emittance b/those who love Michigan, who honor her traditions, who give her loykl support, who take pride in bar education and ' Therefore, to sum up, wo cail on each one who rc*d* this to assist the rtata society, by sollciUng new member*, by helping to gather all historic rallcaor record* which belong to a state mu­ seum. or pertain to her cbroolelea, to urge a'.l local societies and granges to send ua reports, and thereby keep us in loach with the several oountle*, and their admirable work, and inVita earnestly each and every cltixon to strive to place Michigan before Uta world sa abo appears to our loving, loyal..partlal cya*. Fi. J JlTDMIX. * Rr.f.KW Em.ex B. udbox, Soc'v. Seo'y, Na 602 Washington Ave. N., Lansing, Micb. If Uw xxvptaacr ct Uw trwtai** kwsbr Ktna «aa nuiM,lik > «-JS am u. Induaatfr aaS th* dtyetf UiMlwatraoiaa/kM Skfa it EU> be wbjwto* Iron aa> IroctSaa that may t« Sen* acsal- �pstrioUsm, primary reading, drawing, toanbera* failures on examination, and other topics are on tho program. covered landscape may be depleted the more correctly. 7 .’ So that bls paint will not free** srhen expand, in this paintbox dlrartly under tbe copper sheet that serves lima and altahd the Middleville church. It Makes' Restful ■» M. C- Haywood 4 Bo le, Thanksgiving day. a found ooneealeo withli When the good ship Hcsperldra left her dock In Brooklyn tho other day bound for South American porta, the a bolder for the nketchlng sheets. Mr. 8toke*' cooking pet would de­ carried'among her passengers Frank light tbe mistress of ■ Harlem flat In a circular frame rest four copper Uno! receptacles, each resembling in shape a quarter of an orange. Thus over one table* or meat and throe vegetable* at one time. Aa fuel In the ships of coal oil la moat precious ■ within the ant­ arctic circle thia cooking vessel repre­ sents Its weight in gold. These are only a few of the detail* of the prepa- SOAP DIGNITY. |» <jjT IS easy to find a pure soap; ft is easy MmE to find a cheap one. The problem is to find, both combined; a soap that is pure yet inexpensive. Ivory Soap is the best solution of that problem. It is an original product, evolved after years of experiment and research. It is the most of pure soap for the least money. It stands approved to-day by a second generation of Ivory Soap users. Current Opinion. years, haa again commenced operation*. Ed. Keyes of Nashville lost two fin­ gers in a shaping mac bl os, at the Lenta Table factory. Over 100 cases of measles arc prevail­ ing In Nashville at present. Grand Lodge businom men are mak­ ing plans for tbe second annual fair In would be a very inadequate remedy for tho evils Ln the present method of electing senator* What the people want i» tbe abeolute right of electing senator* by popular vute.wlth no Its, Railroads and will give tho Rock Island and* or condition*. They want the tho shortest line both to southern Cali­ power taken from the legislature entire­ fornia and tbe City of Mexico, and ly and placed In their own hands. No half-way raceauro, with the possibilities Of special elections being necessary to fill an ofiteo, will be satisfactory Grand Rapids Herald. HORACE TAYLOR’S WORK. place tn the beautiful Oak Hill ceme­ tery at Washington. aaya the corre­ spondent of the New York Evening Hastings, at Hastings House, For the purpose of eompljfing with the Texas law that every railroad within that state shall have state op­ erating headquarters and also for geu- report attracted the attention of W. W. Corcoran, the banket and philanthro­ pist who cams forward at once with railroad corporations— viz; The Chi­ the spring the ship would pick up tho cago, Rock Inland A Pacific proper, ■lx and the whole parly would cruise the Chicago, Rook Island A Mexico, ■round In tbe Ice throughout the sumthe Chicago, Rock Island 4 El Paso, the Rock Inland A El Paso, and the El Eddy, ol tbe Christian Science faith, for something she has just done Some at her dlsrlplna did not want to be vsedusted because they thought subtnla’■ioD would be a reflectloo upon their be­ lief. “Rather than ouarrel over being vaccinated,1'she replied, “I rocommsud Dr. Donald McDonald, great that be counts aa naught the danger* and privation* of an eighteen month sojourn in * region the average temperature of which, so far as record- that tbe American artist will join. This expedition sailed from Gottenberg on Oct KJ. “Dr. NordenakJold's expedi­ tion la a private venture."*explained Mr. Stoke*. "A* I am going purely In Hy Jan. 1st the Rock Island expects the capacity of an artist I do not feel u> be able to open for bualncwz lu south­ western extension to El Paso, Tex President of the Chicago, Rock Island A Mexlcof aa chief engineer and gen­ eral manager, while trpen Santa Rosa k> Carrizozo, a distance of IM miles, the construction work was given to lbs El Paso* Northeastern, which already DISUSE STAND BACK! WEDNESDAY, Dee. 18, DR. MCDONALD ooe In JS02 with the Peary relief ex­ pedition. another In 1803-M with the rcary north Greenland party—having taught hits what mercy to expect from the Iwdy had been prepared for but lai. with the exception of cue thing. It •ecmi tbat Payne was buried In the of the brain, spine, nerves, blow. skis, heart, lung*, liver, stomach, kidneys, and bowels sciegllllcally and success­ fully treated. Dr. McDonald’s succesa In the treat­ ment ot femala diseases Is simply mar­ velous. Hi* treatment makes siukly women strong, beautiful and attrac­ tive. Weak men, old or young, cured in every esse and saved fron.* a life of cloth bad mdder^I to nothing, tho will be equipped with eighty-pound gilt metal used In the epaulets and steel rads, oak or pitch pine ties, and the stripe* down the sides of the troumodern ballasting. Depot, aldo tracks, switches, station houses, yardlogs, wat­ er tanks, sod Western Union telegraph lines have all kept pace with actual road building, and whoa tbe road Is booth thoroughly equipped." opened by the first al next year It will Mr. Stokes’ inventions range all the be in as perfect condition sa any of tbe way from a combination cooking pot to lines of the Rook Island system th*^ which will be need by Mr. Btokes dur­ have been In service for years. Ing hta sojourn on Ur*ham Land, will be the first studio ever erected south El Paso line la the new thlrty-mlle rail­ of the antarctic circle. It was made In road which Is to develop the immense Dawson coal fields, owned by the Rock Island, on ths Beaubien and Miranda grant, In the northern part of Colfax ' County, N. M. This road jriU Jeave the main Rook Island rails at or near Liberal station, twenty miles south­ west of tbs Canadian River crossing, and run through the Rew Mexican counties at Ban Miguel, Mora and Col­ lar. This branch will be completed by 1 May IS, 1902. The ooal la to feed the southeastern portion of tbe Rock lalsnd-El Paso lino and probably will largely supply the Southern Pacific railroad, in addition to a heavy domestic custom In that sec­ tion of the oountry. The Bpeclallat. Pullon street. Grand Rapids, Mich, CASTLE FOR OOWIE. STAY BEAUTIFUL wltb a vengeance, being only 11 feet One of Dowle‘1 follower* In Zurich, long, 0 feet wide and a little over fl Switzerland, has presented. according feet high. It la made la sections. of to a special dispatch from Chicago to yellow pine, grooved, and all the sec­ the BL Louie Bepublle. the general, tions bolt together. When set op. the if you are ya Do not allow your hair to beebme thin, gray or faded. Remember, the moment you allow this to happen your beauty is gone. HaysHairHealth w:, inner shell. with a' throe Inch **alr specs" between. Ita bate will be two feet from the ground, for “that’s where Btokra. after p«lnful experience, sod The complstuxt of the El Paso line fell line* every Joint, while between will give the Rock bland a route 322 the grooves tar piper Is placed. Bo miles shorter between Kansas City and much to defy tbe antarctic sir currents To beat hi* "workshop” tbe artlit El Paso than that of the Santa Fe bewraths came twlnta, together with a* saving of fifteen hour* of time, the fact stoves, which wttl bo set below th* i I being largely due to the favorable floor in a x*l’*n>*td iron bo* 2 fret square and 10 inches deep, eo that tbe ' alignment and maximum 1 per sent. lower layer of air wID be be*led A 1 grade of the now Rock Island line. FnU 1. Hutt iri W. H. DwNjur ssqos farm st Altamount, ■ short dis­ tance from Albany, up to ■ short time dgo. says tbe New York Times. His fatally spent their summers st this fartn. which was contiguous fs the farms of several other w»althy Albany famines. One eveal ng early In tbe last autumn tbe Judge took a turn about hl* farm. Tie hired man bad cut bay and tbe roof of canvas admits of a during tbe (Jay. Tbe crop was not aa skylight. There are also pkaty of bountiful as N mtgkt have been or as window* to catch tbe eon th MgbL fee great as tbe Judge bwd swtietpwted. Tbe that is tbe light prized by artiste on newly ent gras* wss spread about, as 7760 HOLIDAY EXCURSION. dry, so that It mlgM be ptacsd in tbe barn. Tbe Judge. he glanced ever the meadow, was dlvpa-ire.-Tl He show, ed M. Turning Io tl*r Sired men. he Don't Be Fooled, �t T»k« * Remedy ot Un­ common Merit to Draw the Unqualified Praise ot a Successful PracUetng Physician UU»««lOt» A* ALEXANDER CADART OF JOHNS' TOWN TOWNSHIP. ' Dave Cliogermaa say* lho b* same it it is a boy. Mr aud wife arc stll Ud family spec tThsnka- DBM. Doctor* WWW MjMVO. U fia 1*U«”* parent*. Mr. dots heard of appecdlclHs, Republic. ’ A quaint old character U Alaxaoder C. H. Thomas, Colgrovh & Potter, A. E. K.ENASTO'd, 5 Im iiM I Ip di 1 ifp F. E. Willison, D. D. S' G. R. Johnson, D. D. S. Geo. M. Reed, PLUMBER. soldier* for the entire distance. He- On Dior Morti Tho night of Fqb. 22, 1848, came the uprising and tbe flight of the king. of Haitligi National Bank Following cams the organization of the national assembly and In Junecamethe : Tta Clunil Flwi It lia Clfj' 1 —Or rethor, the best place tn the city to get clean Is at ' , BUSBY BROS.' BATH ROOFIS ' Up-to-date Tonsorial Work. , Wm, H. STEBBINS FUNKRAL DIRROTOR. &£/5//V£S5 dstrojt, mjgh. A FREE PATTERN month, according to history, 10,000 peo­ ple were killed and wounded. Tho old soldier shook bis head in a melancholy way when askod about these month. When your liver is torpid. When your bowels arc constipated. When you have a hbadaohe. When you foci bilious. They will improve your appetite, squarely dodged tho Important question of whether the reciprocity treaties sect to tbesenate by Mr. McKinley during A SPLENDID COMBINATION. nou He said a lol about roclpuxlty, Tbe Herald is pleased to announce which bo declared must be th* "Hand­ that It has made arrangements by maiden of protectloo," whatever that may moan, but all be raid about the high class monthly magazine, in com­ son of ruolprocltt represented by those bination with the Herald at a merely nominal price. Tho magazine with day aod Sunday. Roderick Cramnor and wife of Hast­ ing* visited tbo latter's parents, A. W. Owing to tbo extreme ne.-rausnesso! Pease, Thanksgiving, remaining over Sunday. the king on account of the attempted Old Mr*. Wertmau is very low alibis writing, with no hope* of her recovery. AUio Cox is on lite sick list Henry Mead and Frank Newton have qulrwd to stand like s piece of statuary exchanged farms, and have been mov­ •li nigbt without relief. During the ing this wook. Rumor says Mr. Mead receiving 81000 difference. Tho big law suit. In which O- L. Falk horrible night oucaldc. sued John Flannery PM f°r • whifflotroo.costing twelve aod one-half coot*, camo off Tuesday before Justice Inddw of the king's bed cham- Richards. Ilmah. Falk had to pay costa of suit. • Do oot fall to take in the dance next Friday night, Dec. e, at the Holden honor of seeing the king- That fore­ place, about two miles north of Cedar noon Louis Philippe, thankful for his Creek. . Bill for dance and supjSer 60c. A good time for *11 Mrs. Robert Norris Is very rick with private chapel on the palace ground*, kingly robe*, so that Cadart, as he stood In the ranks in close proximity, had *a I , Washington Letter. Washington, D. C., Doc. 8,1801. With ail lu cutting of red upe, smashing ot precedent* and verbosity to the castlo, and tbe palace wa* guard- THO6. SULLIVAN, .HAMILTON PIANO. tUtadtas omfe.M <* UlM, $350 Mfal Him. $350 a state, with the town of McKinley tbecapiu). ( up and Malar, Mrs. Nelson Tollman of Isabella oounty. visited r*. Royal Myers l»*l Wednesday. Ladies Aid Society will be euter- twelve o'clock, dinner 5c. Hugh Myer* aud wife spent Bunday Philippe, and under tho army of ths re­ in Barauac. Our new milk man took up the route public, and faced death In front of tbe mob* in Paris during the eventful June la*t Monday for the first- Mr. Hag gsrdy Instead'of Mr. Hatton. of 1848. His discharge shows that be Bong service each Sunday evening at the U. B. church conducted by Lnallsn March 30, 1830, and was a farmer up to Alden. All oome. Herb Calkins and family of Basting* the time of his enlistment in tho army. He enlisted June 34, 1842, and waahon­ visited al Calvin Domeray'* ’“l Monorably discharged Dec. 31, 1848. He also has a certificate of good character We think by the sound of dinner belts, oow bells, guns and lip music tho boy* made a merry time for our now wedded ooupleover south, Mr. and Mr*. Tho old man ohorisbe* thee; an much Henry Schlnley. last Saturday olght. Bernie Jordan and wife visited tbe that he always carries them upon hl* I person. The old gentleman hsa all tbe former'* parent* at North Woodlaqd last Thursday. excitability of the French. Pliny Roush, who baa rented the One historical incident the old eel- ’ Carpenter farm for the coming sumdier tall* with much feeling and pride, binuelf on the fact that he stood guard CEDAR CREEK. one night over Louis- Philippe's bed room at Fontainebleau. This wa* In 1846. Prosecuting Attorney C. H Thom*, was In tbwn Tuesday, Nov. 33, attend­ ing the law suit for John Flannery; al­ raa the vlollm of oumcitus and repaatso attending to other mattersDan Flannery, ooc of Cedar.Creek's One day as Louis was walking In the rising young mco, aud now an employee parks at Founuinobleau, bn wa< shot of the HeXAIJ) office, was In town Sun­ al by an assassin Poor marksmanship day. Como again Dao. Wo are always glad to see your •tnlllng face saved hi* life- The bullet Intended School commenced Monday. Deo- 2. for Louis struck a troe. Tbataftcrnoon la the Wickwire dialriot, with Eddie two battalions ofCadart'srcgimeo,, the Richardson a* teacherJacob Edger and wife of Hastings twoniy-fourth infantry, were hurried Professional Dlrecfroy. stor Tillman got through * resolution, previously adopted by th* house,<tdmil­ ling free of duty al) foreign exhibits al tbe Charleston exposition; and among the h' -ndreda of bills introduced was one foe tbe laying of * Pacific cable, DUNCAN LAKE. Freeman Baird and family of Hopln* vialt«d at K. P. Caroector's eno lr* Adam* aod wife ate Thanksgiv­ ing dinner with C. F. Beeler* of Cale­ donia. Perry Adgate of Grand Rapid* spent Thanksgiving with hi* parent*. Allie Soon went to Lake Odessa to cat Thanksgiving dinner. Dill Benjamin attended the wedding of his brother-in-law, G. LaMotte Spaulding of Conneaut, Ol\lo,.io Mis* Lyon Chubb, al Ann Arbor, Nov. 28th. Mr. Spaaiding waa formerly a Yankee Spring* boy. Mr. B. abo visited bl* broth*r Richard Benjamin aod family the paving stones, which In that ally are 14-tnch square block* of granite, met ^ith good success. Several and made the most formidable fertifle*- baring from here united with the church that eronlog. Benj. Carpenter and family of St hole* were left througb.wblch the wall armed rioter* aimed tbeir guns al the Mary'* Ohio, who have bneu visiting bi* parents hero returned to Mr*. Car­ soldier*. The fighting w*sb|oody. In pooler's father's, Myron Kilmer’*, one engagement one of his mess males Moo day aud left for home on Wcdnasfell with fifteen bolleuln bls body. . SHULTZ. Alva Kenyon ot Dowling is spending president of tho republic, and ths thlrtyflrtl of that month Cadart received his the wook with friends here. A goodly number attended services hero Bunday. Rev. Bailey filled the Ing quietly been changed over from the pnlplt. V I., J. S. Goodyear Co., dry goods. C. W. Clarke & Co., groceries. Woolley & Bronson, shoes. Fred L. Heath, drugs. Chidester & Bnrton, clothing. M. W. Hicks, flour and feet}. Rentes & Walldorff, furniture. • J. P. Renkes, bakery. F. R. Pancoast, jewelry. Barnaby Sc Herrick, restaurant. R. I. Hendershott, hardware. . ciproeity treacle* laid before II by my I* the Pilgrim, an excellent literary periodical published at Baltic Creek. the public knows today whether Mr. This magazine has recently come into tho hands of * new company who am bustler*. They are sparing no pains dodges aa open as thia one, tho claim to mako the Pilgrim a high class mag­ that he Is afraid of nothing, so frequent- azine and they are succeeding admira­ bly. It compare* favorably with the dropped, it shows that ho is afraid of leading periodicals of It* kind, such as tho senate, wbleh has during two ses- tbe Ladle*' Home Journal and tbo Sat­ urday Evening Post, loth in typograph, leal appearance *nd In literary merit. For the sake of placing this excellent monthly within the reach of all our 1 veil u> ask advice about the municipal the following remarkable oiler Tho regular subscription price of the Pilgrim Is one dollar. All who pay as president of tbo United States, al­ one dollar for the Herald and TWEN­ though If tho signs of early and hard TY-FIVE CENTS ADDITIONAL will factional fighting among the republi­ receive the Pilgrim one year, begin­ can* In con gm* are not deceptive the ning with the September number. latter job is likely U> keep him quits The Pilgrim will be »ent direct from busy. the publisher*. ■ Senator Hoar evidently believe* that Thl* is a splendid opportunity tor Mr. Roosevelt Indulged in alittl* word­ our reader* to secure * floe magazine juggling in hU message. He said of at a merely nominal cost. Call at tho that portion of it relating to tho PhilipPilgrim. iremely anxious that the native* of th* A. J. Snell wanted to attend a party, Philippine Islands should govern thembut was afraid to do no on account of pains In bi* stomach, which he feared would grow woc*c. Ho says "1 wa* tollthere is not the slightest fear of our not amy trouble* to a lady friend, who I: •'Chamberialn'e Colic, Cholera giving them all the liberty for which I they ar* St, and that we shall help to and Diarrhoea Remedy will pul you io condition for tbo party." I bought a mako them Hl for self-government after think ho should state clearly and em­ phatically that bo means by sell-govern­ ment, what the people of tho United Suu* have always meant by self-gov­ ernment—the right to national Indepen­ dence, if they desire it. I think ho should say in terms that * hen they have a government fairly representing their people, able to maintain Itself, and that abled me to have a good time at the ftrty-;Mr. Boell I* a resident of Bum­ mer Hili, N: Y. This remedy is for sale by Fred L. Heath, the Druggist. Suaan—Tho pimples, sore* and black­ head* are danger signals. Take Rocky Mountain Tea, you’ll glvo a farewell reoeptlon to your trouble*. 35c Ask your druggist.—W. H. Goodyear. •olute national Indbpendenne, the UnitBooker Washington was at tbe White and Friday at tbe store of Hams & VanArman, commencing Dec. 3rd, 1801. autbority that he did conaldcrable talk­ ing abtaut the appointment of a Un>..d Bute* district attorney for tho north­ ern district of Alabama, and that as a consequence several of the applicant* would save time and humiliation by withdrawing their papers. Booker was asked whether be bad a candidate for the off co, after bo left Mr. Roosevelt, but he declined to say a word about it. Representative Williams of .Mississ­ ippi baa Introduced a reaolutiot. for tbe investigation by a house committee of tbe claims of Maclay that the proof sheets ot his naval history, which call* Schley a liar and a coward, were read and approved by Bara peon and Crowninshlcld, and several similar bills and resolutions have been prepared. The friend* of Schley are trying to arrange thing* to secure a general Investigation republla, and hl* discharge paper* bear tbo famous revolutionary motto: “Lib­ erty, equality, and fraternity." Fortin year* following his discharge Cadart traveled all over Europe a* valet The for English fAmillca, and finally married velopo mxilAl cost Tuesday evening. an English governed, and In 1858 camo Dee. 18, at th*' borne of Lae McDonald. to this country. Cadart and wife live Everybody is invliod to come and enjoy on their farm in Johnstown and have witb Spain, which would bring out two .children, a son and a daughter. CARLTON CENTER. ayerytbiiig, Instead of investigation of the United Buies that enjoy* the die­ any special phase* of it. Unction of having served as a sold tar Tbe getulemon who are drawing Tbe German Medicine Company, af- 85,W0 a year and expense* as member* week's *t*y. baa dbappearvd from of tbo industrial commission are loll, to also claims the honor of having soon all goodly turn Ifcse the public teat at th* begin- Highest Award •* Pan-flmer lean I MTT wont last much II longer. Don’t jS “™ delay. My stock is being rapidly closed ' out. A few suits left. . Remember that every- : thing in my store is aS 1 being offered at prices ] that are moving them ' fast. Don’t wait un- i til too late. Fred J. Young. West End Feed Store. Full stock at all times of Ear Corn, Shelled Com Oats, Middleville Flour Com and Oat Feed Com Meal, Fine Meal Baled Straw Timothy, Mixed and Clover Hay Bran and Middlings Oil Meal, Poultry Food . Oyster Shell Stock Food For Horses, Cattle and Hogs.,,' M, W. HICKS,' Opposite Court House. ■-----------7—; Farmers and Fruit Growers Grower* Union will please send thrir ' want letters to J. E. Edwards, Soc'y, O'Donnell, Mich. ?$ was given to the ♦NEW DOMESTIC* AU farmers belonging to the Fartner’lt Union bating hay to bale, pioaao write tho secretary stating amount and when they wish a baler. Ymtr*, . J. E. Edwards, Sao'y. '• A nutnber of good farms for sale. • Stale road about three week* ago, eight as being the best family sewing lambs, 3 weathers, 5 ewes, one-half to machine. two-thlnl blooded Shropshire*. Finder . The New Domestic is ball­ bearing, has a fine chain stitch attachment, a 5-pleat niffler, mak ­ months, and a* many raprereutail res and asrnator* have a fellow-feeling al ing it two machines in one.. Call wlll improve For further information Inquired • sympathy for all lame dunk* la the pollt­ and try it at T. Phillips’. J. F- Edwards, “ sell the best machines made. mission has already been once extended i was a pleasant Bind nd to tell the farmers if they wanb । I •■•‘■^8 Kershner's The The Tho The New Domestic. New Home Standard. White. □’Donnell, Mich. �CH1CAM eiKsnw of uurr Uievltable, but that offer* no excuse for Interesting Notes by W. H. Schantz. unfair method* to bring it about. Sheep Department. body. There f* Uule doubt that the senate will ratify it aud that Lt will soon tna'a boughuaad-oold govi Eutou Hkxaux a Thinking that youg reader* would be hope* Mr. RobMvalt will attend . . two signatory power*, superseding the Clayton-Buiwcr coaventlon of 1850 and great abow held In Chicago lart wook, t paving th* way for th* comtructjjpi of an Isthmian canal under thq control of • tbo United State*. not coo flnod io one party, who would be the show (a detail would require a the radical advocate* of'Amcrican con-' antidote for the cling ot/tha prmiden- doxen effort* much more extended than ■tfc ., maintained by these extremists that tbo United State* must insist upon tbe right learn that Mr. Roosevelt really believe* but ode year ago the Union Stock Yard* In civil service reform, they have grown •o accustomed to tho fake article In that line. be oonrtructed under the auspices of the government of the United State*," and Cha>u.cston*b Exposition waa open­ that said government ahall^ave tho ex­ ed with a sample of Chauncey Depew’s clusive right of providing for the rogu- best prenuptial oratory. Here’* hoping It bolter luck financially than Buffalo But “tbo canal shaft never be blockaded. hod. . building*, etc., something over 540 acre*, cooceivod tbe idea of bolding an International livestock exposition, tak­ ing in the breeding classes from which A. W. Chase's Narve Pills. I got a box paper article like this. It was simply at W. H. Goodyear'* drug store and. in all my life as much good stock a* ■Ince taking tbe pill* I feol a great deal recommend tbe pill*." Dr. A-.W. Chase's Nerve PUB are sold it Mo a box type* of hi* particular breed, fitted In the beat poMlbli show condition, had oonceslon* for the sake of bringing to ■ belter keep stock sway from tho Inter­ national, for In «be language of-anotbclose the long-standing and vexatious controversy a* to the force aod validity of the Claytoo-Bulwer treaty. No doubt aomo will want to know There Is little doubt that tbe new treaty will be. ratified and that the la The Union Stock Yards Co. will no An* Nobles Sell* a Team for Ooodjtear Bros. quality of the stock sent to the Chicago Monday, An* Nobles, a salesman in That Special Session Movement. market. Yet this vast exhibit was in­ the employ of Goodyear Bro*., attended tended to be educational. 1 saw deleEmerson Edger ’ s sale In Rutland townTho republican* Of Detroit are begin- high handed measure* which they rush­ ready for a dicker. He waa telling ed through the legislature last winter, Mark Bugbee what an excellent team Goodyear Bros, bad for sale. Tbe good qualitise of tbe horse* attracted Mark just beginning to be realised and they and ho Inquired tbeprice. Asd'gener-' are now frantically trying to undo the mischief which Tam Navin end bls fclhad to offer. Hilly. Montana aod Oregon, a train load of four hundred people from Taxa*, also a , delegation of two hundred from Penn­ 'sylvania. There wa* no need of balloon ascension* or other attraction* foreign ; to tbe object* ot tbe *bow. Tho people came mostly to learn something either from the standpoint of breeder, feeder thousand student* from agricultural the Hon. John B. college* in attendance, many being en­ tered for prixe* in the judgingoonteK*. promptly accepted. ‘Mr. Bugbee now Th* oren|ng programs were Instructive and amusing. • revolt of the voters tbe republican publlc on Saturday morning, Nov. 30th, leader* of Waype county are turning co a jack-knife (Ana say* without a blade). the formal opening did not take place Mr. Jpbnoax and another gentleman until Monday evening, Dec. 2, tho speaker* being Gov. Yales. Secretary of Agriculture Wilson, and . the Hoo. "Bob" HaU of Texas, Mr. Hall's speech laxtau* ripper l*gl*laUon repealed, to lead th* equina* home. They told nuo they ari» appealing to tbegover- John Goodyear that they had purchased heard. On Wednesday eyening there ■U>oalls*pacial *e«*lon. Aside from and thought they were entitled to the of Wisconsin, VanSanl of Minnesota, end BUm of Michigan. AH the speech- sitnatlon In the metropolis outleaders and > holder* of that city. uly tho situation I* pathetic, if Saturday Dec.14 Cole’s Original Hot Blast and Cobs. All the articles now dis­ played in my window, to­ gether with many others, ■will be wrapped in packages and placed in the window in tiny for the sale. You may select any pack­ age for I am not trying to “get rich quick" on this sale, but do expect to make many cus­ tomers for future trade. Every person will get full value for his money and very many will get much more than value. While this sale is special I wish yon to remember that my , premium horseeand cattle. will be more complete than ever before, and that my se­ lections have been made with a knowledge of th: re­ quirements of the buyers in this market — knowledge • • gained by nearly nineteen years acquaintance with yoUr wants, and I-'atn pleased to say tliat the people of Barry county demand as fine *' _ class of goods as any people in the state, and while they do not buy in as large quan­ tities as in larger cities like Grand Rapids or Detroit, their purchases are made with just as good taste and just as good goods are re- ’ quircd. Many wholesale firms have expressed surprise at the dM mand for fine and stylish goods by Barry county peo­ ple. _ Perfect Diamonds, Choice Opals and Beautiful Pearls in Brooches, Rings, Studs and Pins, ns well as the finest styles of For myself are offered for your selection this holiday time. Do not neglect yopr eyes. It costs nothing to have them jack-knife with blade*. HOLIDAY EXCURSION. WHAT IT WILL DO. I It give! cleanliness and an absolute uniformity of heat day aad night with soft coal, slack, siftings or lignite coal. The fire is not out through the entire winter. It requires attention only three times in twenty-four hours. . A ton of cheap soft coal does th?*work of a ton of hard coal. . No clinkers are formed with 90 per cent, of the coal mined. The fuel saved in one season will pay for the stove. It gives these results, as it bums the gas half of soft cool, ' which is wasted with all other stoves. SOFT COAL ONE-HALF GAS. The following shows the amount of gas and fixed carbon in both soft and hard coal. There is only a slight difference in the value of the two fuels when the gas half of soft coal is burned. . ' A verage soft coal contains 44 pct cent gas. 89 per cent fixed carbon. . 88 per cent, available carbon. Average hard coal contains 4 per cent. gas. 85 per cent fixed carbon. 89 per cent available carbon. FOR SALE BY Goodyear Bros/ HOLIDAY STOCK well settled in my mind, but camo away with a more kindly loaning towahl all > will hutly offend tbe root of the This is conceded to be the only jjerfcct soft coal stove ever manufactured. It has been tested for five years, and is destined to revolutionise the burning of soft coal. ATTENTION THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN NOW-is the time to have your outfits repaired, 'and we are the people who can give you the best prices op all kinds of repair work. ' > . Boilers Refined, Cylinders Rebored, Boilers Patched, Smoke Stacks Made, Engines Repaired, All Kinds of Casting Done. Before having anything done give us a coll. EARLY & BURNS, . Phono 47. Adjoining Bentley * Rider's Planing MUL Holiday Bargains; The Largest and Best Assortment of Dolls ever shown in the city- Special values it 1 Sc to >2.00. We wish'to call yoUr attention to our Gold and Silver "Goods home ho wa* Inclined to kick bccauw isUmj of tho republican CONTINUED I have decided to give the peo­ ple another chance to take part in the Special Sale, inaugurated so successfully last Saturday. be readily «onn that thi* ne< arrpng. _ FROM CHICAGO men,*- would make the Individual en­ Hence the Grab Sale will be re­ tries, aside from tho car load leu, jhreo peated this week Saturday, Dec. Burna Soft and Hard Coal, Slack, Lignite, Waa* 14. Remember the date. nor any act of hostility bo committed Wt HAVE heard lots of talk abouttho within it. The United State*, however, republican party punishing Its own raatbe magnitude of the total exhibit* can shall be at liberty to maintain such lx> gained when I tel! your reader* that military police along tbe canal •* may in tbe entire sheep department, ot Tajuff rovLilon and reciprocity are neutralisation of the canal la moat care­ the Lone* over which the republicans tn assistant superintendent, there were ' fully provided for and safeguarded In congrc** are snapping and snarling and, lota of fat sheep. In the caule depart­ which may orenMally split the party. ment it waa said that allowing four feet the United States could honorably, or lawfully clpae tbe canal against British Tin: republican congressional pro­ blem Is hnw to loot tbe public treasury single entries enough to extend over-a In all probability tho opponents ot without allowing tbe people to catch on. Aho treaty will urge that this cunoe**loo which, could profitably be fed for the to Great Britain I* a serious defect. ■laughter. The swine deportment, In time of war with her we ■hall either THERE ABE MANY ROADS. have to find some excuse for Ignoring the letter of thetreaty, a* perh* p* could Tbo Finger Posts Marking tho Many tn number of exhibit*. A* Chicago has be done by construing the phraseology By-Paths of Present day Troubles an annual horse show in November, regarding the maintenance of “military all Seem to Point tho Santo Way— polite" to suit our own convenience;. at th I* show-. Clydesdale*, Peroheroos, an advantage that might be very dl»Day-by-day the column* of this paper Belgian* and other draft breed* were bring new- evidence from Basting* people *f the great work being done by these objection* constitute sufficient Dr. A. W. Chase** Nerve Pill*. Why ground for defeating this important they accomplish *o much is easily ex­ Ing house*. A strife ha* been going plained. They are prepared with an eye slngletoredoringnerveforce. Theyac- aa to which could get together tho boat cowplUh this object which no other team. Nelson,' Morris A Co. taking first for fifty years the project ha* been be­ medicine in the world ba* ever been fore tbo worjd. Individual effort or able to. That's, why hundred* of Hast­ geldings recently Imported from Scot­ corporate capital ha* not been ablo to ing* people offer their testimony. land which cost them *0,000, or >1,000 carry out «uch a va*t enterprise. Tho Mr. Maynard of Hasting*, Mich., says: Hut a* 1 said at tho beginning, tbo American government mu*t stand back "1 was suffering severely from rheuma- way which American commerce de­ mand* bo expeditiously begun and push­ ed to completion. It is hardly worth while to make exactions of Great Brit­ ain that tbe might consider hutoll lasing. The pomibility of war with her I* re- GRAB SALE which .are loaded with the beat values the, market, pro­ duces. . One lot LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS, bought at , a big discount, to close out the line—6c, to 50c. A new line of OUTING FLANNELS jiuft received.Special values at 5c. a yard. W. E Merritt £ Co. w well we can satisf , , �..NEW.. FURNITURE eek FRED L. HEATH, The Druggist STOCK City Recorder Robert* was in Grand Rapids yesterday. ' ' Arthur Fraker returned from Kalamssoo this morning. William Ryan, of Grand Rapid* was In this oily Saturday. _ • Mlas' Emogene Port of , Flint Is the guest of Mrs. 8. A. Crowell. Supervisor J. L. Maus went to Grand Rapids this noon tor a few days’ visit. Frank J. Mans of Kalamazoo was a />«** his parents Tuesday and Wed­ nesday. Uncle Billy Sage died yesterday afternoon at 3:00 o'clock at his home In HUSTINGS HERMLD CkjI Mra. L. ft. Leonard, after a few flay** visit with relatives, returned yesterday to Grand Rapid*. Mr. aud Mrs. Entry Bssby enter­ tain nd with card partie- Tuesday and Wednesday evening*. Hello, Maple Grove! We are glad to be on speaking tcrih* with you. it will bo handy for both of u*. Miss Charlotte VanAukco enter- day from a few days vlrit with Nebraska friends in Battle Greek. Mrs. Hiram Payne of Kalamazoo Is visiting her unole, Mr. Wbitoomb. Mra. C. M. Atkina and sou, Lew, of Butte, Montana, are guest* of Mra. M. L. Atkin*. Lew, while visiting wa* taken sick and ba* been laid up with tjphold fever In a Detroit hospital. L- O-Graham of Goblcsvllle, a son­ in-law of J. H. Hinckley, lost hte stock of hardware and harness In tbo big fire that swept away a large part of the bus­ iness street of that village Sunday. JEFFERSON ST, MARKET, The Most Beautiful RUGS 1 lb. round steak . . 3 lbs.'round steak . . Sirloin or porter house Roasts .'..................... Ribs. . . . . J . . . PORK. making special, reduced prices. If you want anything In tbe Hoe of stoves, new or second hand, guns or ammuni­ tion, now is a good time to come and sec me. E. J. Evans, one door north of National Bank building. 8. J. Sherrod ot Decatur, is in the city today in the Interest of’the Hast­ ings Industrial Co., a Chicago firm en­ gaged in ertabllsblng plants for can­ ning factorlta. Jdr. Sherrod,will try to interest tbe basiceas men ot Hastings and tbo farmers of the rlciqhy in the Frank Black of Grand Rapids was in proposition to form a suxdt company life city yesterday. He is preparing to and establish a cannery in Hastings. go south on a bunting expedition Tuos- The project certainly deserve* careful At $2.00, always $2.50 Pork-cbunk . , . PorkqSteak.... Always a supply of nice veal, mutton, all kinds of sausage, salted meats, and everything suitable for firstclass market HENRY TOBIAS, PROPRIETOR. And in the line of TAPESTRY DRAPERIES they have a full new line; aldo TABLE COVERS and COUCH COVERS, some beautiful designs and colors, in prioe from 1 » Renkes G Walldorff. Undertakers. aid P<r»»al. Mr. and Mrs. James Forester of Bowl­ ing Green, Ohio, arrived in tbe city Union, composed of nearly three hun­ Tuesday evening and are guest* of H. dred of our most progressive fanners,; M. Erb sod faml'y. ' , । will meet Im the supervisors' room st­ Mr. and Mrs. Jobiuarn McKelvey of, ibo court house next Saturday after-' Oneida,-N.,Y., are visiting Rev. Wm. noon, to discuss the matter of taking ! Campbell dud other relatives In Nash-1। tbe necessary steps to secure the lora-1 vllle and Maple Grove. ‘lion of a canning factory in this city. । Every member of tbo union is urgently dresser arc very nicely displayed by requested to be present. This union the handsome show window* ol J, S. and generally got* what II goes after, I will be al the 'Harting* National Goodyear Co.*’ dry good* store. Bank on Saturdays, Doc. 14, 21, 28 and Tho big dam rtLaBarge I* completed. but *bould it desire tho cooperation, Jan. 4th, 1002, for tho purpose of re- The electric light company expect* to Influence and work uf our citizens, we can a^ure It* member* tliat a hearty rcspon*o will bo given to tbo faintest call to action. A representative of tho Hastings Industrial Co. at Chicago will and Is composed W all the nowort bo present to lay before the members a shades and patterns. Come early and proposition for a fruit canning factory. Robert Bhrcb was in Grand Rapids make your Christmas selection as they It may not be generally known that over Sunday. Frank DeCourseyoperator at tho Mich­ Rev. C. J. Kennedy waa in Grand igan Central passenger depot, la a born Rapids, Tuesday. Tho table company have erected a there Is in the city. From lime to time there by ths death ot hi* brother-in­ he has accumulated nearly two hundred law, Scott Cook, which occurred on dollars worth of tools, some Of which he Wednesday, Dec. 6. Tbe funeral oc­ made himself. He spends a good deal curred Friday. of his spare moment* "tinkering." ' Tbs HKBALUaod Detroit's new dally, Last Saturday, Milo L. William* Yesterday we were shown a drawer in To-Day; he only 12.10. passed another mile stono on life’* the operator's table at the depot, the Judge ft Barntfm and family bare journey at|d we* elghty-ono year* old. interior of which baa been fixed especi­ In. tbe evening Ute children gathered ally for Frank's convenience. Inside . Rev. George Bullen was a Grand around the family firteldo and enjoyed Rapids visitor Monday. a few hours together.' , with eompartmenm for mirror, envoi-' Don't fail to see our full line ot Xmas Mr*. Florence Scobey-Lee after a opes, lead penoil, postage stamp*, pens, goods at H. M. Wlthey's. visit with hcraparcnl* and friend* In plan, telegrams each day In tho month, The L O. T. M. review will occur on thl* city and vicinity, started yesterday cards, and two for odds and cuds. The for her home Io Edgely, North Dakota. Wednesday evening, Deo. 18. En route she will spend a few days In ■ Come now and sit for your holiday Middleville and Grand Rapid*. photos at tbe Christmas studio. driver which wa*made from an octagon - Chea. Kershaw of Grand Rapids vis­ piece of steel. • ited al Albert Allot!1* yesterday. Tbe Soldiers and Sailors Death Bea■ Mias Maggie Booram went to Grand • fit Fund is now growing very tart and Rapids yesterday to visit her sister. ' the "boys" are striving to place the Mrs. A. Black left this morning for a Supu Hudson, eon of My*.-Hudson. fund on a sound paylbg baste. The ob­ visit with her daughter in Ann Arbor. Robert Holmes of Castile, N. Y., ject te a worthy one and every soldier Mrs. Abby J. Coal* at Coal* Grove who has been visiting Albert Altoft and aallor ot Barry coanly should be­ ha* had her pension increased to 18.00. and other relatives ip this city, waa long to thl* organization. Tbe sum called home Saturday by a telegram asked for te small, only 30c., yet the announcing the serious Ulnsee ot bis amount paid on the death of a eoidler mother. She is a sister of Tbo*. Altoft or sailor will prove a blearing io many ' families. Tbe old soldiers are none of Theodore Schofield of Woodland waa of this city. a pleasant caller on the Hkkald Sat­ Howard Burchfield, the young man them expecting to die a* long a* they who ihrewa boule Intoacrowd at Char­ ran see aoyooe live, but te te a pleasant urday. .... ■ • ■' feeling to know that If they should be lotte' aud killed Leonard Green, was Mrs. Dr. Wightman returned yester­ day from to expended visit- in New sentenced by Judge Smith last Thurs­ taken away, tbe Immediate need* of day, to ten years'imprison meat at Ionia. their faudlibe would be provided for by Burchfield is twenty-one yearaold; By a fund raised for that purpose. A large number ot our loyal and publio spirited good behavior he can makb 816 days. citizens bate subscribed to this fund I have some money plzcpd in tot' hands to loan ou personal srohrity. Fbed W. Walkkb. Uoria Sam has favorwl John H. Free­ man of Prairieville with an Increase In pension to 812 a month. Grant Osgood went Friday to Jackson Mra. C. M. Tovar and son, Paul, re­ turned Saturday-from a ten days’ visit with Mr. Tower in Fowlerville. Th* I*. A. 8. of tbe U. 13 church will IB. Ckrotf and help. Founder of Kalacwznb wa* in teat weak. He waa railed ;h« iiinon* of hta brother, Ed. iskKn aud sons started tbb few Omaha, Neb., where ■’ •» i (t not called for by December 16th;: Mrs. Henry Rugby, Mrs. Lixzio Smith, Mrs. H. Hammond, Mrs. John Mohler, Mrs. Jane Abbott. Drop, Fred Mead. Last Thursday afternoon Levi, tbe tbreo-yee'^’ld Mr. and Mrs. John M. Payne, fnet with a very serious accteent Ho was out playing nbar a lumber pile, but the carpenter who was at work there supposed tbo little one , was with hit father, as ho was nearly^ yesterday morning for a three months' always with him. In removing a plank,' vlrit in Ohio. They go first to Tolsdc1 five other* fall ofl the pile, striking tbo where they have two daughters and a ' little l«y, rendering him uncotucliws, aon; from thereto Findlay^wboro Mr. ; bruising bls body horribly and break­ ({Min has an Intarmt In tbe oil Helds; I ' Ing hte loft log between tbe knee- and and tbctecc to sfrccrai other Buckeye' hip. Dr. H. A. Itarlwr wa* called, and reduced tho fracture and dressed the New lot of swttol goods, graham, va­ wounds, leaving tbo In! in as comfortnilla, Long Island, Ramona. Athena, abla a position as possible. At present champagne wafers. . Three are extra' be te getting akmg uiooly. The-lad fine. Braidrs these we have a large1 seems to have a charmed Hie. Al­ vxrirty of oookice and cracker* inclad.’ though not four year* old, he hao mot Ing our own baked good*. Good place' willt ma-jy accldanu. Ho has been tor hungry people.. Hams A Van’ knocked ott tho porch by a dog and picked up for dead; hao bad an arm TUaUOuiUarf k> te* broken; he ba* had a Mick run through ar wtrfan nudarwear and overahirts tbe flesh under hte chin no that II pro»• tell th* A C. Ntalsy Mfg. Cu. jeexed into hte mouth; tew had bteflnand have far lb*, past ten yrara। gers piuoh «l In a rope on tbn pulleys of i a hay fork and ateo fallon hradloog Into Saving Money One of the best ways of saving mon­ ey is knowing HOW and WHERE to spend it If it’s any kind of ’ Clothing you want, we can save you money in several ways. By selling you the VERY BEST GOODS OBTAINABLE for the price you wish to pay, and GUARANTEEING YOU SATISFACTION or YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT . ■ ■ —== If you need a Heavy Shirt we have them the very best for the money, 50c, 75c, $1.00. Flannel Shirts, $1, $1,50, $2.00. URTON (Sec our show window for these goods.) We have an elegant, line of Stiff and Soft Bosom Shirts at 50c to $1,50. A new line of Sweaters for Boys and Men, $1,00 to $3.00, 4762 Christmas is Coming i And STAUFFER^S Bld STORE will endeavor to assist you to most thoroughly enjoy this season of gladness and good cheer. Come in and see our fine assortment of articles suitable for gifts. Our display does not consist of useless articles, but of the useful and beautiful. To miss our Holiday Display is to miss a real treat. Why not come in now and do some of yonr Christmas shopping ? You have a large assortment to choose from. We can give you better attention and you will avoid the'jostling tlftt you are sure to receive just before Christmas. The follow­ ing are a few of the useful articles that are suitable for presents and will please your friends: For the Boys we have— * pair ot Kid or Golf Glove* Silk or Kid Mitten* Set ot Fur* * Fnaclnntor Fine Linen Handkerchief* Umbrella* Fine Dress Shoes Overshoes Felt Boots Rubber Boots Caps elovM Etc. CANDIES, NUTS, DATES, ORANGES, BANANAS, ETC. STAUFFER �L. K. Cooper, chief quarantine ofl is Nature’s time for rest; and the nun who does not take sufficient time to sleep or who cannot sleep when he makes the effort, is wearing out his nervous strength and consuming his vital power. Dr. Miles* Nervine brings sweet, soothing, refreshing sleep. Don't Let another night pass. Get it to-day. Native Scouts Bring in the. of the Hawaiian Islands, dated He loin, Nov. 14. saying that Head of Dayid Fagin, the Negro Traitor, bound fee j GEN. TORRES MAY NOT HANG. freight coast, - t’ndcrdsts h%ve killed tbe American negro. David “~Sj ... . j . ...i fourth (colored) Infantry, who for more than two yean has been leading Filipinos against tbe American troops. Tbo native rcoals decapitated their Dr. Miles* Nervine soothes the. nerves, nour­ ishes the brain, and re­ freshes the entire organism. M pu<r. lae .-,ei> firms a death, by plagM reported by told. telegram1, also ttoo other deaths from ------ plague ofl tho Island tirf Kauai. The Fagnw . -------------case at Honolulu waa that ot a ChinaNative acoqta from Bengabon, pror-W- ai-a *f— .. X------■ Ince ot Nueva Eclja. have killed tba thinks ths infection camo from rate. American negro. David Fagan, a de­ serter from tbe Twenty-fourth (coUrIn regard to the two cases on Kealto Plantation an Kauai the deaths on «rred on Nov. ■ qnd T respectively, Th, eecosd case had nureed the first aad neither nt them was 111 longer than twanty-fonr hours. The Infection In these cases t ot determined upon gent army. Fagan had on one ot hte fingers tbe class ring of Lieut. Freder­ ick W. Alstaetter. of tbe engineers, Columbus, Ohio, L. . ifi.-LThs worn-1 who waa ca ptfired by Filipinos. su[>en Inspectors appointed by tbe state poaedly under tbe command of Fagan commissioner of labor have been denled admittance to a number of fac­ tories and tho commissioner appealed to the attorney general for an opinion as to tho legal rights of sneb Inspec 1 tors. The attorney general holds that ’ a "refusal on the part of tho ownsn or maaagere ot any industrial twub-' ilshment named In tho statute to permlt tbs commissioner of labor staUs- ' EADACHE California TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE your advertisements in a paper, and obtained a bottle of Dr. Pierest's GoUea Medical Discovery. Before I had taken one bottle of this medicine I noticed a change, aod after taking three bottles I __ Z-.t — l- ——1 V --- —-II — action on hit part for paving and sewers in Fargo- Tbt The caa« of PattvnKrt. Ue English­ court, however, does not pass on the man. private secratary to Six to Lopcx, question as to whether the Invalidity of this ordinance will operate to de without swaarlng allagiaJca to the Dotted States, ta still hanging fire ba­ lers the Supreme Court. Pattareon'a attorneys allege'that their client, once having landed, to beyond the Jurisdie- • Discovery." Don't be imposed upon by substitutes without a record. There to no alcohol in "Golden Med­ ical Discovery," and it te entirely free from opium, cocaine end all other Barrotica. nx rr.sFKc-q gv.ds to health ami happiness" te one title given tn Dr. Pierce's Common Sente •nd Scenic Line. er of 1895 I got worse titan 1 ten. My tonsils were enmy neck swollen all out of throat was sore aad I could . My husband went for the . be gave me no cncoursge_.... .*• helped me a litfle. but it did not last Jong, and so be attended me tat 1B steady; top mixed. nJti yaartlnga. M; colls to go ■'hk-aa.—Cattle-dood TAS: poor to taadlam, and reai.rv, tttiOUi: halfara. Kjnr*.W; ca bulla, calves • Ctea'. Butov M.It Ubtaky hsetaea iliswriky sadrsM by Hatent. Smith, M.D., whois Dma Wthe MrttoaJ rankv af Yato Uairawty aa4 Sot. Ctercitt rfCtemwtkvt. H«h la u tuna from hit Jafan . : “la i Suky locked Charley Horn and Floyd Mil­ ter. aged 9 years, sons of wealthy par ! onto. In a Lake Erie and Western box car. Just then an engine hooked on to the car and put It in as aastbounO freight train. A tramp IB ibis city heard tho cries ot tho boys and In ( •hiis&is?'*' Chicago, Dec. IS.—W1 of navigation has paar aertOiM storms which t B»y Slayer la 1 KaeMrstaS. | Kswport. Ky. Dae. 10.—Corousr Hlg gins has rwaderod a decision Io Utt ease of Joseph Cruelmaa, tba cblU who was kilted In a schoolboys' quar­ rel by Eddie Armtaqa. Ha found that death waa caused by a knife wound inflicted by Edward Armineo and ad­ ded that the killing waa unintentional eASTORlA Tho Kind You Have Always Bought, anti which has been iu use for over 30 tears, has borne tbo signature of —/? — und lum been made under bls per*onai ■aperrlaion since Ha infancy. Allow no one to deceive you in this. ■ AU * * Counterfeits, - - -I in -I tail•• (.and««just-aa-pood” are btrt 21 fend endanger the hralth of Experiments that trifle ■Hence Against Experiment. Infants and Children—J What is STORIA trioan Laundry. Capo Town, Dec. 10.—Tbe stoamri Gauss, bearing the German antarctb expedition beaded by Profoaaor Vox! Drygatoki. which nailed from Klei Aug. 11 and arrived •here about twe weeks ago after considerable anxiet) aa to her safety bad been aroused. Ua> proceeded for the antarctic regions. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS �and lyphoid in rtfl Cop­ per Country tor a inunlcipsl electric light- Michigan. In a rertaln'ra»**r «*»• FowlorvID*. About 11:45 ■ It 1* rrjKirted Chat a branch of Dowis'a Zion will ba started to Grand Haveo aooo. Wllllm Hand was bald up and rob­ bed to Howard City by two mtn' 11*100 waa eattaad by of tb* aald Wabash Railroad Co., and Thursday night. the trainmen of said train 4. aald rail What t* supposed to b<" asphaltum . • & ,• ' • E fc r ‘ ’ Lent K. Salsbury, city attorney of Grand Rapid*, wh.rn* trial ou the chant* of bribery In connection with the Lak* Michigan water deal! bad been In progrena In the circuit V,ntl tm tbe past *11 week*, wa* found guilty Wexluesdny morning ttaUbury waa to coon when the jury came in and plainly (bowed hl* disappointment over tbe'verdict. While the defense rasy have hanUy expected an acquittai. they appeared to feel sure of a dlaagreemeqt. a belief which was shared by the pdbllc. It I* expected that the case will b* appealed, and tbe usual notice* preparatory for such end brakemen. according to rule 210. V«UC ptV|TC> --- ' meeting of trains 4 sod13. -Engineer Aaron T. 8troug i found negligent for falling propsrtj tp OB' deraund aud obey order IO. "Oocductor George J. Mar negligent to filling to glnecr to stop, and falMag ^apPH .. _ wi.An th* engineer uto ths air brake wneu xov -not give tbe proper *l«Ml after tbe station signal at curding to rule 41 of the special rule* the shoulder. Tbe girl I* paralysed. The Kslsmaxoo telephone girl* threaten to strike on account or a new docking them for being late to woek. -Fireman jum. A Washington dispatch convey* tbo gout In falling to remind th* neer that Representative IL C. Smith Of -rdor No. Si. when said «£'"*« new* baa selected l*rsnk E. Priddy "to suc­ failed to give the proper •>««*“" ceed "Doc." Smith aa poatmaater of Adrian. vv. intiman Chaa Bunnell of Lincoln township to signal the engineer to stop, and falling to apply tbe air brake* until escaped from tbe KMamasoo Insane (Irani! Rapid*. to bls home. tbe asylum. vieted about two wrrkH ago for the tuurdcr of hl* children by poisoning, waa denied by tbe trial Judge and Quimby wa* smiem-wl to «L*te * prison He will be returned to with the verdict. ottlclala to minimise ths number ot ■tunning Idoi Mra. Quimby 1* now Herring a life sentence at tbe Detroit honre of cor- 1(M> Italians are killed or-missing. Tbe Detroit priest tm«c* his figures ujxxn tbe testimony of fifteen Injured In the hospital -t Peru. He questioned them on tbe msttcr while ministering to their spiritual ue^ds. and state* that they all agreed as to the appalling pro portion* of the calamity. Those Ital­ ians bad comparatively accurate knowledge a* to tbe number of lhetr Ing of tbelr two little children sentence of Quimby <ll*pos«U of whole family _ Smallpox !■ rite In the copper cetin- rather than abate. In addition Calo mot la likely to have a typhoid fever case* In tbe Immediate vicinity of the city. Tbe location* not being served with water from Lake Rnpcrlor by the . Calumet A Hecla and Tamarack mln Ing acquainted with the Hat of »ur vlror* assert that more than a hun­ dred .ire cither dead or unaccounted for. Thl* largely Increase* the seaernlly accepted estimate of victim* In attending to Senator George E Nichol* must face a Jury upon the charge of subordina­ tion of perjury. Tbr senator himself In tbe vicinity ot 8L Louis James Tate wa* killed at Muskegon Sunday by tbe borating of a fly wheel thouy Powder CO.. Ishpeming, when an expioakxi iMvumd there Wcdnesday - The victim* were Lluu* Hhlveley and John Nelsou. There *?as about a ton and a half of powder to the bdlldlng. which wa* used for OUIng cap* employed in retting off glint eltlaen of Franklin township fell from a buggy Saturday and broke hl* neckHo died Instantly. He waa subject to fainting apell*. Beginning at midnight on Dec. 80 the Michigan Outral road will operate Michigan, which mean* a 2-rent rate on tbe main line. Hep. H. & Braith, if Michigan. will introduce a bill providing that tbe postofllre department shall maintain mall boxes In connection with the ru ml mall delivery service. rrralty hospital. He occasionally mumble* Incoherent word*. Th* Stephenson Lumber Co., of Walla Mich., hare bought tbe KirbyCarpenter Co.'* brick mill complete and will move it to Walls In the spring tor use a* a bard wood mill. Search for the liodlea of George W. and Abel Ixivtn and Emil and Albin Carlson, who were drowned in Lake Michigamme sovcr*l weeks ago. has been abandoned on account of the Ice. Alvin T. Hewitt, of Vienna, aud Cora ' Underhill, of Lenawee county, were ! ; secured a divorce from hl* first wife, who I* a sl«tcr of hl* second, only a I month agn. It I* cipeetcd that the Chicago A [ Detroit electric lluv wllL be nmnlug car* to Detroit by' spring. Grading on the Baltic Creek division ha* been finished half wny from Marshall to Ware completely overwhelmed the cxploalon. but It I* supposed one uwvj-eu.u* -ovu *»««« •>< >bc men dropped a cap on tbe announced, hl* decision In the con- , ground. ean*ltig It to explode, a* the tempt proceeding*, and a>.u not only «rre- ----------I ■*»** j«c will art them — off. -----Many, wtn---- . ------- -i|sny cn»c* of >uiallpox fused to quash the contempt case, but dow* In I*h|«mlng and Negaunee 'in the state which are being treated ordered tbe prosecutor to begin erim- were broken by tbe it>ncu**lon. The locally aa Cuban Itch, cedar Itch or teal proceeding* against the Ionia sen- I ,OM to tbe company w III reneb,*everBl j chickenpox, ami a* a consequence the fc- — —•••■— « —‘ — ••• . <uon*nuii >h».na»n.i uonara, .laiiava diaraae 1* spreading. It Is now re­ ator. IB *the meantime tne----court win portexl at 73 places. ‘‘ bold tbe contempt matter In aiieyance ——— . ported so that If tbe prosecution should fall ' Wtsessaa O»«. A, Horning’s 7-ycar-old daughter down tn the criminal ease, the court I On Thursday Henry Wiseman was started a Are with kerosene oil. an egwill Still he gble to deal with the of- ■ found guilty of murdering Mra. Ellen plosion followed and U>e child waa feoder. > • ] Ums, tn Roysl Uak. a year ago. The covered with libixlug otL Before asslstiiuee evuld reach her she had been literally rooked to death. rue &aaieru rtstes, nrai or tuc two , <u*t wiiy one i-auot wa* taken and toe A Niles policeman named L’llery baa big atdewbcvl pgaaenger steajnera now verdlet was unanlmon* for murder In pubilshrd In a local paper u challenge UBdtc xudte* of construction for the tbe Oral degree. “ • -------- ■ to F. W. Co*k. editor of another p*-< per. to flght a duel to the death, tb* F launched from the Wyandotte yard* of gree." said the foreman. Wiseman weapon* to be revolver* of 38 calibre, Rthe Detroit dblpbulldlng Co. Saturday. trembled from head, to ftot, and hl* and the distance 10 pace*. '8'dsath! P The Eastern Blates la twenty-four feet head dropped upon hia breast. Prose­ ■ Bl" longer than tbe City of Erie of the cuting Attorney Rockwell moved that Belud! A laod.nu* chemical plant will be g C A B. line, aud when rotuph tod win tb* prisoner be sentenced immediately. erected In Bt Lirats. and excavation* Judge Ktnltb ordered .be prisoner to will begin Immnl'ately. Tbe old bro­ stand- up and he then sentenced him mide well* will be luu-d and several Imprisonment for tbe rest of bis new onus sunk. Tbe Inatltutlon will third more than* the jifortb West aad - Mtt turn! life to Marquette prison. employ 2<J0 men .and will ran night North I-and of the Northern Htramsblp | Co., now ouerntlng between HufTnin 1 MteteUxas'a Claim*. After sU Idlene** of several years Senator* McMillan and Burrow* Argo flouring mill nt Northville hare promised Balpb W Htone to do tbs la to be oiiencd again. Tbe tulll 1* , ‘MuxrDej-general or ■ tug the XaO.OOC of Hrt! war claim* UU,- .,f the oldest flour mills ln thl* Michigan from 1883 to 1888. waa elect- >. which were rejA-ted by tbe cvtuptrol1 section ot the ruuatry, liavtng been ITWMknr la t’ttw * V ■»* V I •_ w ■______ ■ ___ > ■__ w. wilderness. Many parent* of children attending Bay • . * re* autDortaing autburialng me the aecreiary aecretary- of or iMireastbe treaa- the west aide public wboola of — < Ignatlon waa received. In It. beside* ury to lnveMlgaie Michigan * claims, I Chy have become alarmed by tbe pre­ S relinquishing bl* office, ha luaiatad up-> and al»o similar dal ma by Ohio Illi- • nf, rhkkeu pox among tbs ■ that district School £" SJJt "" •<.M IM1.U.. ><d 8 M m'““J?-525, “ deserted aa a result and tire ikruocratt named Rrnest «lm»ar joint Introan la* ,.1-rU in tbn Ira Taft, an IK-reir-old student of I ury to either approve tbe claim* him . self or refer them to a court Of claim*. WliUam Addler. a boarder at tbe the Webberville high acboot** teat Kir's graduating class. took laudanum turday on account of pique at the actino* of.a lo-yesr old school girl who will .probably pull throilgli. m. — i XV oecaalonal Culver waa to year* old. In an uminlmuua opinion rendered Tuesday the supreme court denied tbe inandatnna naked by Journal Clark . -------i----- , risen* Woasaa Wk* Daded Jborts u< ouwxhsd DvIwtlTM Krimi r**va llarax. WWiUisr ake srua wia s«x •*■*« mmubs Aeo-^r*«ant* Saia •• a. suieskir setti.s. After calmly Ignoring the supreme court* oC two state* fo« mors than three months Mr*. May Harrington Hanna, divorced wife of Daniel Bbode* Hanna, aoa ot Seualar Mark Hanna, returned to New York on th* Deutschland, aaya tbo New -York World. Bha tied to July last to-keep tier three Bona from their father and grandfather. Mr*. Hanna's return was hot ss ex­ citing as was her departure. Hhe came quietly and without apparent fear. Clinging to her skirt* were her two youngest sans,' Dsn R.. Jr., and Carl H. Hanna. The etaleat *on, Marcus Hanna, walked ahead of them with Richard Bacou, a lawyer and real ro­ tate agent of Cleveiand, who is aald to pe a relative of th* Hanna family and who has aided Mra. Hanna In bringing about a aettlemtnt with her husband. Thl* settlement permitted her to bring her children from Europe without fear of them being taken from "My threw boys are to remain with me." said Mr*. Us no*, "and I have no fear for their future safety and com­ fort. 1 will not disclose what arrange­ ment ba* been made or If any has been made. It is sufficient to say that aytrything has been done to my satis­ faction." "When you went to Europe, did you not intend to stay (or an Indefinite pe. riodY' Mr*. Hanna was asked. "Yea. When I went sway, 1 Intend­ ed staying for an Indefinite period and possibly tar good. 1 wfU not say what my future plan* are." Mr. Bacon would answer no qurotlona regarding the Hanna children and the arrangements their mother had mad* with the father and tbe grandfa­ ther, who la also their guardian, dtber thin to remark: "Everything ha* beetf arranged ami­ cably." Mra. Hanna, her three aorta end Mr. Bacon were driven to the Waldorf -As­ toria Tbelr trunks were sent to the hotel and then expressed to Cleveland. Mrs.' Hanna did not obtain a room al ibe hotel, and abe aud her three sofiv attracted much attenUoa aa they stroll­ ed through the corridor* while waiting for luncheon 1 Mr*. Hanna and Mr. Baroo were joined by Lawyer Kerrlsch of Cleveland. The trouble between Dan Hanna and bl* pretty wife began In the winter of 18(i<. ami since then there have been only short period* wben there wa* not a fresh sensation In Cleveland society. Dau Hanna, while a student at Ken­ yon college, met Mia* Carrie May Har­ rington IVh'le together In a boating party at Escanaba, Mich., on A ng. 0. 1987, they itrolled away from tbelr companions, went to the home of a clergyman and were married. Neither was of age. For urreral months they kept their marriage secret. When It became known. Bcnator Hanna said, "Boys will be boy*, and he mlgfit have done worse." Dsn Hanna took bls wife to live In Cleveland to tbe Bonus home. . Theu came stories ot quarrel* be­ tween young Hanna nod hl* wife. Tin* first open outbreak Recurred at the Cleveland hqrso show In 1807. Tho next occurred at the McKinley Inaugu­ ration kt 1807. Several time* Senator Hanim prevented a separation, but thing* went from bad to war** until In January, 1808. Mra. Hanua tiled suit for divorce, alleging neglect and cru­ elty. . Mra. Banna got tbe custody of her children and an order from tbe court compelUug Daa. Banna to provide for tbelr education. Bho took her 'son* to Europe and on her return presented a bill for 10.800. After *omo litigation Mr. Banna paid tho bfiL Latsr Mr. Hanna married Mis* Daisy Gordon, •aid to bo the r.x»t beautiful woman In CJevotaGd. learning that bla former wife con­ templated another trip to Europe. Han­ na, not wishing to pay another 10,800, applied to tbo courta test July to'have hl* father. Senator Hanna, mads tbs guardian of hl* sons. Tbe ord*r w*» granted, .and later a writ waa Issued prohibiting Mra. Banna from removing tho boya froia the state of Ohio. While the deputy wa* at bar front door to serve on her the court's order Mrs. Hanna escaped by th* back way and wa* out of Clevsland bsforo the officer could approach her. • Ebe ata* to New York and register­ ed at the Savoy under th* nam* of Mr*. Brown. Mr. Hanna foUowsd no the next train and obi.-. I nod a writ of habeas corpus from Jostle* McAdam. Private detective* were employed to And Mra. HanBa. but de*pit* their vratrhfulosaa abe soaped from tbe botel and boarded tbe Campania. which Charlee H Brechrr, the sights by a boastful EogHihtnan. ahnll. which retailed in ker HUI." said the Englishman. "How app.-wjirlate!" exclaimed firidla JI yesia old. I must «*i>Uln.” ahi the gentlvnUn “St! Si: * Golden al D-rov>e brat and HUBBAKD 801 OF OHIO BEHATOE. ,RT SUCCEEDS SALSBURY ■. Mr*. Duniel Hanna Retaina Poaaeaaion of Her Children. th* Mood. It MWJtsl^torBdi- >which currant 7ii*p,Uuus ui Mnj. It blood and am «ox ng* THEY CRUSH THE POWERS Pere Marquette ssriagiham*UU; rss, I they di* deepav Lalo THAT A1E KILLIIB THE FEIFLE. •ax*,-thsv all go PluLerv lit* ■ set Ton cant throw nv Plsstor. Ersrybod nggisu, or w* wW prepay n-Amber ordered In th* ■ D.tnhs,4.tz nritai, t**l • certain Inatro- 4 th* mcswr U>w*i* He member that by paying twenty- i’llgrim, a high class magaxioe of pro­ gress, ably edited and finely illustrated. Call at the Hekald office and see a copy of tbe November itaue. . BEST FOR THE BOWELS DANDY cathartic a t tBareai Sy I lHWuilsth* Olivier toarlit Ckttet* now OK S.I.F VIA iLouisYille & NasMB.B. TO flopidei [M LIKE CANDY KEEP YOUT'BLTdD'CLEAM RANO-MtNALLY Pointe. Finest din lug car service In the smith. Write for folders, dosorlpUvs matter, wrHEN in Buffalo W EAT AT STATLER’S RESTAURANT, Ellicott Square; best and Meals 25 and 40 cents. MUSIC every evening. �lent with what SOUTH WOODLAND. Everything you ran possibly Caroline Wailmao rowrood Tuesday evening had been wall apont. Lion Coffee DOWLING. chains now on exhibition at my More. John Bk^smek, tho jeweler. । Rogan 1847 knives anOocka, Rqpr Howell. iced Hoary Schalbly aod wife, Sunday. A Brother* and other Roger* knives ' Geo. Y« Tuesday. Rev. B. Curtiss and wife of Tamarac, Monday. Schlappi church, Bunday morning al Mr*. Andrew Geiger. Nellie, Viola, Tbe. Town Line Ladies Aid society ten o'clock. It being btoWth birthday. and Gertie Geiger went on the excursion Royal Myer* aud wife of Gcrkey trill meet with Mrs. B. 8. Humphrey on ■|>ent Saturday night and Sunday with C. Senter and Chan William* were In Hasting* on buslueo* last Saturday. Invited. The ordinance granting a fifty year ' HINDS CORNERS. franchise to tho Michigan Traction Ca, Ed Newton and wife visited friends paasetl by the council Tuesday night green Ridge. al Cressey, Saturday aod Sunday. will be found in full in this week’s HntMr*. Sarah Ki I ne v tolled al Willard Shopping early * DRESS GOODS TRIMMINGS HANDKERCHIEFS GLOVES NECKWEAR TOWELS . FURS Umbrellas J CLOAKS NOVELTIES be found here at prices that will please you. r .’ J day* last woek visiting tho route home they ■topped in Irving at thalr son's for a fsw day*, and arrived borne Monday. , Lot week Wednesday. Mr*. Sheffield I Tbe Basting* Musical Club had a very fltoMnsgga Rob Nswtou has returned from Batstomach, say*. "Chamberlain'* Stomach enjoyable meeting last Monday night, and Liver Tablet* do mo more good lu addition to tbo musical program, Mr, than anything I have ever taken." For •ale by Fred L Heath, the Druggist. the storm. Service* next Sun day morn-j I,... .. The next meet* ingwill be beld'Mooday, Dec. KJ and NASHVILLE. Uns, Colorado, visited Mr* J. 8. Hinds. Ing her aiater at tbe Nicholas boanltal Saturday. . . A regular uioetlngof Hastings Lodge, The LA. S. wa* royally entertained Will Sackstt of Battle Creek waa in our neighborhood last wook. last Friday by Mr*. Wm. Bncbtnl. Wa understand that the next will be a New Wednesday evening, December 18th, Yeari* dinner at tbe home of Mr*. Buale 111001, at seven o'clock, at which time writing. tbe annual election of officer* will Moore Bro*, have started a general Captain Bunnell of Penfield called on be held. A full attendance to desired. Satie Smith scalded bcr limb badly store In tbe Buxton block on cast Main friend* here Monday night. last Monday. By Ordkh of tut Master. Sam Todd was onouritrceu Monday. Again d rath has called upon iu and Tbe Troxel Musical Club belt) an open Mr*. Mary Payne to vtoltlng her taken our loved neighbor and friend, Delbert Cratmey loft Monday for taqtber, Mr*. Sareh Kline. l^r*. A. J. Huffman, who ha* been a meeting Monday evening ft the homo Mo*lek, where he Intends to spend the Mcwdamcs Lucy Brown and J. S. of Mr*. James Trdkel, and a Herald afternoon about!.DO the bright winter. A Mto* Oleson of White Cloud was Hind* spent Wednesday In Rutland the representative had the pleasure of Itohere yesterday looking for amaaby the ten Ing to the rendition of a fine pro­ name of Nelson Burke, who lived bore gram by member* of tho club. Each, eighteen or twenty year* ago. Ho baa number wa* nicely prodi^ced. a itoterat tbe above place wbojuatcame the Catholic church in Hast! "Iaufferedxiucb pain* from oorus I from 8 weeds a and aa it to twenty-eight could hardly’walk," write* H. Roblnleave* a husband, parent* and brothc rear* since shotow him she to rtrry anx­ son, Hlltoborougb IU., "but Buckiso’s to meuro and all havo tho *ynjpsihy ious to learn ofkto whereabout*. their many frlcod* In thto vicinity Arnie* Salvo completely cured them." J. Hutchinson and wife of Clyde, O., Acta like magic on sprains, bruise*, cuu. man horse now at Gilbert Striker's are vtoltlng their sou, Dr. Hutchlnaoo. •ore*, scald*, burns, boito, uloer*. Per­ T. Caatelrin and Ed. Scott were at fect healer of akin diseases aud pile*. Food Changed to Poison. ported from France lu August of last Haatiog* last Monday on businea*. Cure guarantee.). For sale by W. H. Putrefying food In the intestine* pro­ Goodyear, 25c. duce* effect* like those of arsenic, but go parties. Although not three years Dr. King's New Life Pill* expel tbe CARLTON CENTER. old he will weigh akaio to 1*00 pounds. YANKEE SPRINGS. poisons from clogged-bowels, gently, Harry Handy of Hasting* and Lyman easily but surely, curing constipation The Catholic society have purchased billiouincu, rick headache, forcrv, all Handy of Boyne City wore tho guesta । Saturday, and everybody who want* to of Mr*. Eliza J. Steffey of Crystal, four liver, kidney aod bowel trouble*. help ahlngle come and bring your ham­ Only 25c at W. H. Gooodyear'*. mer. We need loto of help just at pres­ acre* of laud off tho »outh*rest corner a druggist in the northern city. of E. Y. Hogle firm, and the same will ent aud hope that all In the neighbor Horace Barnum aod wife returned , DELTON. from tbelr northern trip Saturday. Mr. hood will respond cheerfully. Bell Carter spent Saturday afternoon tliat a portion of the remains will be J. F. William* of Baltic Creek apeet Barnum has purchased forty acres of with Mr*. Clack. land in the northern country and egSuadsy with hto family bore. Next Saturday evening there will be rrinoyed from the old cemetery. The Mr*. Q. A.' Hyoo* (peat Sunday with an enlertalomeai at the church for the new cemetery to reachud by Green her buabacd and returned to Carlton C**ter. Monday. elp us. util table ground. W. H. CbaM made bustocM.trip* to Mr. Haight is cutting Umber ou Mr. Haatlngi, Monday and Wednesday. Rood master John Miller of the Michi­ L M. Filat spent Sunday with friend* gan Contra) intends to start in about Mra. Buskirk has a brother visiting her from Dakota that sbo ha* 6ot seen spend tbe winter. .Mr. Miller had in­ the rabbits were a Hula shy oa that for twenty-five year*. Elam Springer to moving back to tended to visit California, but s' letter particular day. ooosequentiy the boys returned to Hasting* without any game. Yankee Spring*. We are glad to have received yesterday from hto aou James, , There will be a ebfekenpie social at him return. M>mo and I* on tbe gain. ' — aiatcd that physicians bad advised hto Mr. Buskirk to quite under the weath­ Cha*. Bailey ablpped u carload of tbe homo of J. Odell. Friday night, Dea er with the grip. wife to gj to Florida for her healthy 13. A general Invitation to al). Fifstock from thto station Monday. F. Williams from near Nashville w*a Mr. Miller consequently accepted the Tom RIcbardson of Kalamazoo we* on our street* a few day* l**t week buy­ invitation to spend the winter with here on business Monday. ing poulUy. Fred Griswold ot Hart to visiting hto. Mrt. J. Raymond returned homo with theta In Florida inatesd of California. parent* here thto week. her father. Mra. Elizabeth Hoffman, of Dowling, John Drummond of Grand Rapids to WELCOME CORNERS. Mra. Voorhees' colt mot with an acci­ vlaitlag bls parent* this week. • dent a few day* ago. Il got into the died Monday, after a long illnem, aged 4^ year* and 8 months. Mrs. Hoffman barbed wire Unco. rapidly, shads a< Henry McClcod wm buried last Fri ­ was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jbhn around tho house. day. Service* at Prairieville, Rev. Reukes nf thia city, and slater of Mayor Clack officiating. J. Potter aod H. Johnson are drawing A. D. Iteukes, Joseph and John of this clotty without city; William of Baltimore and Fred of and wife entertained the Rutland. The funeral has heldatSt. । own WALL LAKE. Rose's church thia forenoon, Rev. Fr. A new wood bouse Is being built al Kennedy officiating aod the burial wa* of last week in Hastings with her daugh- in the Catholic cemetery. Those from WodnSedsy. \ abroad who attended the funeral were Mr*. Louden and Mr*. Underhill of .RUTLAND CENTER. Clyde Stodge, who has been visiting north Barry spent last Wednesday with Dr. Hoffman of Ludington, Mto* Addle Philip Lu tx aod wife of Hasting* cal I*. in Ohio, returned home one day last the latter's daughter of this place. Hoffman, of Toledo; Thoma* Renkea, <d at F. P. Asplnail'* last Sunday. Mr. aad Mr*. Aldrich were In Hast­ DL.k.^1 _____ ___ ing* oa business last Tuesday. >- ' . Itottio Creek. • J. McQuarrio and wife *pent Monday of Heatings visited hto with their brother in north Bacry. At tbe annual meeting of tbe board grandparent* here last week. Ur. Clark spent a couple of day in of "trustees of the Riverside Cemetery The young.pcopieof tbo literary soBattle Creek fast week. CEDAR CREEK. Askoaiation held last night tbe follow. an sxcclifart program they adjourned to meet Doc. Jflih, at the borne of the pros- and wife, Saturday and Sunday. Edwin Richard* commenced school in Edgar be id stalest bls farm i. Stolls Rogan assisted Mrs. Wm to Battle Crock. HICKORY CORNERS. C. L. Aldrich returned from Chicago. Friday. Sheriff Cort right and family of Haatlugs spent Sunday in town. L. R. Flint wa* tn Delton, Thursday. in Kalamazoo visiting friend*. Mr*. L. R. Flint aud Hattie Ratbboru were visitor* lu Battle Creek, Saturday. Ttre’H. C. L. A. S. will meet with Mr*. Dr. Elliott. Thursday. Tbe funeral of Mi ”--■* —held here Saturday. b n te riained mer, W. D. Hayes, R. I. Hendershott, P. T. Colgrovo, N. T. Parker, IL K. Grant, P. A. Sheldon, Chester Maser, Clement Smith. Th* eloctldn of officer* will be held next Monday night at the City Bank. Tho secretary's re|>orl for total expense* to have been 867K&5, re­ ceipts 8764.40. There wore 31 burials of which 15 wore male* and 10 female*. Twenty-five were adults and six ohil- month of September there were no bur­ ials. Twentydiiree burials were from the dty aod eight from other place*. Leading Chefs & Pastry Cooks use Royal Mra. Kila Kelley, Friday. Dec. 13. friends at ADO o’clock dinner Saturday- Circuit «»urt convened Monday and num, rapd; motion to qnaah 'proceed­ ings denied. People t». Blrt Lowder, malicious Injury to fence; continued guilty entered: continued. I’wpft vs. Merrill Stodge, violating liquor law; heifer*. 84 75 @ Byroo Mingm. assault with intent to do The J. S. Goodyear Co. 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* CENTENARIAN DEAD. Robert Dean, Aged 104, Died Last Sunday Night. Robert Dead, who to reported to have FUlier. rape*: continued for trial. rrsnU'd. Nelly Hummel v*. Frauk at AJO o'clock, of acute bronchitis, a* died Sunday evening about 7tOO o'clock, Marks. in Rutland, with whom he has concerning tbe life of this centenarian, Friends remember of his tell that he ■hire, England, Oct. 9,1835, and in 1837 county, Indiana. In 1&57 aha married Oscar Matthews and in 1803 they mov­ ed to North Irving, thto county. To thto union ton children ware born, nine ■Lillian ct Grand Rapids; Misses Eva the year 1817 ho came to tho United Paul Bump of this city. States and soon scoured employment on Deceased waa one of a family of twelve tbe construction ol the Erie canal. In 1872 he moved to Rutland township, whore be reaided 'till hto demise. Hto wife died two yean ago, since which very kind and' loving wife time he baa lived with Mr. Mark*. Funeral sarvlca* were held' at the house Tuesday afternoon at 1 SO o'clock, bedside. conducted by Rev. A. B. Johnson. In­ terment in Riverside cemetery. .noon at 10 o'clock conducted by Rev. Cooley of AH Soul's chunfb, Grand Rap­ Ids. Interment In North Irving oemNotice of Withdrawal. Reel Estate TraniVer*. who have taken a personal interest In tha Crown Organ Conti-st, the high school has decided not to be a party to th* contest any longer. We desire to thank the people who have supported us so loyally in tbo post, but wo do not feel that wo canoonalstentiy be a jatriy to the control longer. . High School. Per E. J. Edger. A,KITCHEN CONVENIENCE. window safe or supplementary ly planed pine boards, which might WARKANTY. Thoma* Burebett, per ad ml o 1st and widow to Henry F. and Chr F. Austin, 3a sac 31 PralrierUl* Ara L. Hollinger to Frank H. R 13 Robert H. — John Clark) i PhiUpT.O parcel city |----- .­ Edward N. Gealer to Milton E. Dealer, <0a sec 7 Baltimore, tl. Fred Simpson and wife to Daniel And Mary B. Allerdlpg, pazjwl -cc BCariizxt, IW-S*. Ffed Otto to Wm. and Mattie Haven*, 80a *ec 0 Hope, »U00. Aha* Moon to Frank Coleman and wife, 80a *ec 25 Barry, 81. • ■■ ■: tivtT CLAIM#: ■ John H. Anderton et al., to Mary'B.' Anderton, lo« 314 and 315 city. gjfa. s John Brown,et al., to Edgar M. Brown, 91.06* sec 4 Hostings, 11. ' A Good Cough Medicine. I find Chamberlain's Cough Remedy' •peeled residents, and baa beau volun­ tarily given io good faith tbatothor* may try the remedy aod be benefited. easily enough be cut and Joined by au amateur carpenter, and Is fitted with several shelves Intended for th* rerop- The registered Durham bull; Duke, three shies, a floor and a sloping roof aud Is fitted closely to tbe window tn CITY MARKETS. order that the tower saab of the totter may serve *s a door, inclosing Its fourth Wheat,......... .... . .80 side.. For purposes of ventitotlpii asvUM* Mel­ Dried apples. ting or dirt and dust from Ute outside Ufa...,.................. Timothy seed . . Potatoes................ means of . project Ing Iron bracket* end should jirojwrly tie placed st a north Hoy......................... Cblok.na, dressed. Bog*, liv*..........». entirely. Hide* . Lard... Of course it will shut Tallow. tbe principle that there Is no good with­ out some accompanying evU. this slight patiently as possible. Sl.&l / Obituary. Mr*. Oscar Matthew*, after an lil'naaa M00IO87.M •5.00 to fo-K H M OO lo M. 76 B*ef, Ur* .. Vea) oalf... Apples........ Cblcksao lit Ouioru...Corn new Ctoru old.. .4.60 to 5.0) Mo to (LOO � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-12-19.pdf 9780aff0f677a161a5447370397c9576 PDF Text Text »1.00 A Yka*. X’i’ b 4 4 44'4 4 4’4’444444’4’4’4'4”*'4+4 X A STORY . reutleth century is possibly destined to go down t CONDVCrKD IlV THE I'DJ'lLH. Ah editorial commitiseof four will bo appointed each month by the principal. ABOUT---------- Christmas Goods! * ’4 MILITARY LIFE III ALASKA SERGEANT BHSSMER AND COR. PORAL MURPHY HOME. iparm Ings Boys' Experience In editing the department, writing and •nnounee'to the •odd correcting copy and reading proofs. The erutlmcnts expressed and the mannsr of presenting them are those of the without a wire and with committee and their fellow pupils, not lightning. If Signor M directly, RapMaEye^ Ing Prrws had the following interecUng article Friday by the committee and accepted by tbe at hla station In the city ofjSt. Johns, return night: Newfoundland, qn Wrdnleday, the Herald as final. All copy designed for this department should be submitted 11th instant, and received Ln electric gold fields arrli to the editorial committee. They are Serge regulars aa^ Company G, I oUkvpanyK ' Herl Zagelmeler Claw of li«r.' in full ft ri£ZT,fi'miLL "Instruction ends In the schoolroom, tojegraphy. but education ends only with life. A think wfiduve tht largest, best assorted and most , 4 suitable stock of HOLI DAY GOODS ever showd in Hastings. We are anxious to sell. You are invited to come and look us over. oilet,3ets.in fancy Celluloid box, brush, comb and mirror, 50t<75p, $1 and up riplicate Mirrors, 25c, 50c and up. Tbe greatest line of Phot izish ‘ ‘ to see. AD All style style 4 4 4 4 .4 An elegant display of Fine Perfumery, leader is a Fountain Pens, warranted, from 35c up. ‘' ■•fine of Leather Goods ever shown in Hast- MFhfc z ings. Ladies and Gentlemen’s Pocket Books and Purses, T morn. T Card Cases, Traveling Cases, Cigar Cases, Lap Pads, etc. * Necktie, Glove, Handkerchief, Collar and Cuff Boxes, 25c, 35c, 50c and up. Our strongest and best line is Toilet Goods in black. The genuine Ebony and Ebonized Manicure Military Brushes, Brushes and Combs, with and without Mirrors. Crokinole Q^ptbination Boards from $1 up. Oat line of BIBLES can’t be beat. Everything from the small hand to the large family Bible. . Xt A small hand, Oxford binding, 50c. 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 A fine edition of Lorna Doone, ill. and bound in leather, 700 pages, worth $8 our price 75c. jX A long list of recent copyright*, 50c, 2 were >1.50. * Lives of Andrew Jackson, Patrick Henry, Boone, Crockett, Napoleon and Wash? ington, 50c each. 300 lOmo. Fancy Editions, good Hot vf sX titles, 20c each. • *“ 800 Extra Fine 10mo, 25c each. Black Rock, by Ralph Connor, fific. In His Steps, und other works of Shcldon, 20c and 25c. Elsie Books, 75c. ■' . ' SOO 12mos, good hindiugfgood titles, 20c 500 12mos, cloth binding, a. long list of titles, 15c. Mrs. Holmes’ works, cloth binding, 20c. Books by Dora Tltorne and The Duch­ ess, 20c. * All 11.50 copyrights, |1. Five Little Peppers has been >1.50 at onr store, now 25c. 4 ** ^4 A very select line of Prayer Books and Hymnals. X* X Speaking of Books, we easily head the >t- T A large American Speaker, over 500 J* pieces, 60c ., JK , A we|l rejected line of Sacral Reading / V . for chi^drwt. - . X ». T* ‘ Remarks of Bill Nye, ilL 500 pages, 50c peck's Bad Boy a#d his Pa, ill., 50c. Twenty Years of Hustling, by J. P. JohnBoyLife of Grant, by T. W- Knox, 75c Oliver Optic’s books in 20c, 25c and 50c 20c and 80c. They thirty waul eajlrttlg In the regular army. " 'Sergeant Hessmer enlisted al Feet Wayne In November, 1868, and has WU detailed to build tniogrsph Haas for titggovernmenl^build government roads and In the erection of artsy posts. He was itatiunod st Fort l.IsoOta, and serve God supremely, not from fnar Tte survtew at St. Roae'M church on Prince Willlama, which is located in bvtlrqtn delight in hit parfart eharso(Arufmaa day will begin It A:00a. m about the,same longitude s> btome, al­ ter *’ ‘ with high maaa, to be Immchlauily fol­ though ths ton was on the >ou qd on the lowed by a low mats. | Corporal Murphy enlisted 1st Fort Mra. Joseph Renkne will preside al r will render Wayne in May, 18W, and I eh Chicago St Ronw'w Chut visiting friend* for a few dayi Holiday Gift Books ». ** ^4 of the local battalion of this city their which port’ was rwiebed June 28. Theo m there will bb high tnua the boys look passage on s river stamp­ end •rnnoo followed by the penediclion er up tbe celebrated Yukon to Furl of tbe HleaaedHacntmeal. ThcrmuiiioaJ Gibbon where they wore stellated the first year at the mouth of tu TonneMias Elizabeth Field returned Mon- morning. In this line our Nice;k©ttle m fancy box, worth 20c, our price 10c. i A large bottle, worth 40c, our price 25c. 4 hardly admit of quealloo.j And It la hardly too much to amefi that the world & od the |vj! 4 * disxtvery not lc*a Jwondokul hv pregnant In pawlbllltlrt than W>4 the IrWcnlfaa^ot tho electric telegraph. Cekaluly the achievement* of Edison. Tesla and Mar eonl give some ground fo^ the belief that men will yet find a way to com­ municate, not only with evwry part of Vbl* earth but with the diatom planet*. 111 sung by Mapde Mudge, 4 . I good book, folding 4-1‘hoto Frames, 8c, 5c, 10c and up. ; truth; giving a lag lAn’ryci pf r[ and and Of life- it lx nut an much giving words, aa thought*, ur mm- maxims, as living priaclpl’w* Jv.if hot teaching to be b*dliieva>oaa*y >* th« Iwwt I policy" but because it l» right It is teaching tbs- Individual Ui love the good, But that D L. HEATH Wllliam H. Armand. ITalrioville Ruth E Bradfield,'Prairieville. Charles Hundley, Hastings Ror» Hart.hardl, Grand Rapids of anpOO). Mr. C. F. Fi-ld visited the high school Friday morning. _ Probate Court The student* are antiripsilng a very enjoyable Ums during ths two weeks Spriggs, minors. Petition for license ton'll real estate filed. vacation which begins Friday night. Fatato of Loa Ferguson, minor. Bond Since the last Issue, the orations de­ of gaardian filed and letters Issued to livered before the students of the high Chea. M. Mack. Estate of Jacob Verbridge, deceased. school were: “Tho Police Service of Hearing to appoint administrator, ad­ Russia" by Fred Hughes, who very journed to Doc. Ifitb. Fatale of Freeman Kingsbury de­ clearly brought out the present stale of affairs existing in that country; "The ceased. Order appointing adminis­ trator entered. Educational Value of the Exposition" Estate of Nwteoo S. Isham, an insane by Miss Ermine Goodyear in whose ora­ Carson. Annual account of guardian led. tion was discussed the benefit derived E.tiate of Robert C. Plckwortb, de­ from the exposition; “Successful Fail­ ceased. Order admitting will to pro­ ures" by Miss Gladys Scfdmore; "Funo- bate and appointing executor entered. Uoo of the School Superintendent" by Estate of Frank Squires et al, minors Miss Harriet Eggleston; and “The Ab­ Guardian’s annual account tiled. duction of Mln Stone,” atopic which At the annual election of officers of la distressing the minds of people, at present, by Benjamin Merrick. noon the fallowing officers were elected: The students of the primary grades Pres., Marie DePlan la. u well as those of the high school wlU Hen. Vice Prwa, Matilda Wiley. be very much grieved at the departure Intendent of tho public school*, who baa so ably fulfilled the duties of that office, and the best wishes of the whole school Conductor, Eure Moore. Guard, Mrs. Monroe Leach. Chaplain, Maria Lewis. Delegate. Elisabeth Reed. into active service culling down pine tree*. sawing up the logs and building the fort. There were 224 of them al V>ls job and In the summer of 1000 they were ordered to Fort Egbert 102 miles below Dawson City, to relieve Company IA which in turn took their place M* Fort Gibbon. Tho soldiers' work was much thamonths and then they were drtallcd td build the government telegrapb lino from Valdrw to Eagle City, wilere their fort wta located. Tbe distance la 400 Murphy loft, M mllse had been com­ pleted. The corporal bad charge of 84 men who built 24 miles of tho line. for the United State* as it will protect and will give them outside communiaalion. Company E bad a go ) deal of guard duly to do, for Eagle City is but four miles from the British boundary and II was nothing uncommon for American lion of their claims. The boys did not' Dawson City team. The soldiers won pursue. from chemistry. Friday afternoon, so I Commander, W. F. Hicks. Senior Vice, H. PalmaUer. Junior Vfaa J. CutlerAdjutant/M. Sutherland. QdartcnBMtar. C. Moore. One cf the memban. of tbe physiology class asked the question the other day. Officer of Day, EL H. Track. Officer of Guard, E. Burkhart. The thermometer stands at about fiO tnuary the coldest is below. Tbs record Sergeant Boaster pct an honorable A cheap remedy for rough* and colds i all right, but you want something looeeome lately; far bs U flow wearing, Wbat shall qui t* exciting experieooaa on their trip . . u., .. ,r-*— ■ bin for you, then in either caw take the only remedy that has been Introduced In all civlllx*d countries with jucoees school boys always manage to occupy a fallowing up the soldier Ufa longer. seat Just behind that of one of the high heals and slimulaua the Usauee to They are glad to get back to Mich (gas •oiiool'i most charming young ladles, in only destroy the germ diseases, but allays the afternoon? 'Will you please help me with mended many yearn by all druggists In of their tnemorable experiences In the M Lord helps those that help the world. Gel Green's Prise Almanac. Notice to Water Consumers. Plano Contest. sot paid * �Christmas twentieth Century ««•'«»»»)» J TO w HE TWENTIETH CENTURY IDEA of gift giving is something practical, may have as to what is most appropriate, pleasing, useful and beautiful. Our stock is composed of the LATEST STYLES and DESIGNS in FURNITURE, Furniture Everything we keep in stock is made upon honor, consequently.anything purchased, of ps will be a Pianos and Organs Mattings Out instruments are unexcelled in tone and lasting' qualities, and reputations. Pictures Picture W Hi Hi qhT selling so All Carpets Purchased from Now to Jan. 1,1902 Will be made and laid free of charge DINING TABLES CHIFFONIERS COUCHES If you need a earpet yon can't afford to miss this chance to save Si W< Solicit an Opportunity to Show You Our Goods. IS Renkes & Walldorff $ Furniture Dealers until foreign complications made Amer­ ican oxpremlons ot sympathy for a peo fie struggling for liberty “a* soundng brom and tinkling cymbal" no one The Spanish Way has accused President Monroe and TayIqr of violating good taste. Tima wm Inheriting their policy from tboSpan- When any people struggling for liberty lib and following the Spautsblaws, tho could look to the United States for Porto Ricans have a ouoer wav of deal­ sympathy, but that wm before this ing with labor organliors and agltat- country embarked upon a policy tri con­ «. They lock them up for conspiracy. quest and Imperialism.—The CotnmonIs lithe fate that baa been visited up­ on eight org*o|xer» who have been bb- Current Opinion. Should Be Wiped Off the Record days for tbe loaders. Tho old HpsnUh law dealarea that organisation of lab­ oring men is a conspiracy to raise wages, and therefore contrary to good public policy and not to be tolerated. With this side light on Spanish meth­ ods and Ideas, can It be wondered at that Spain hu been bopolomly loft In tho rear in tho grand pracMrion ot aalloav? Grand Rapids Herald. world-wide hou^ps The prices are an inducement for you to invert, and have been the utceng qI many in Barry connty. Hi Frames Hi Hi Mirrors Hi w W BOOK CASES paying investment. Rug» W SIDEBOARDS $ CARPETS, RUGS, ETC, and you certainly can find, a suitable article for a Christmas Gift. ' . .. Carpets $ $ ft is exem­ plified to such an extent in our stole that a single visit will at once dispel any doubt you lustration of tho gallant and .generous bead and heart which dictated it. He dismisses all these petty things In tbe history of tho preliminaries to tbe main evonf, and, evidently d->emlng that tbe destruction of the Spanish Hoel was all that the nation asked, finds that done and done very thoroughly, and is con­ tent. Whatever preceded that event Our Neighbors. fhe Warren Fqstherbone Co. are preparing to run tbeir looms nights after January 1st and are educating a full line of men for the night force. . Sllddlcrille-is now putting on airs. Tk. -1—.-I—J— .---- ”, James Morgan died at his home in Middleville Dec. ft, aged 52 years. in the last number of the Middleville Sun, urging them to oome to tbe aid of the project of erecting a cucumber pickling factory, by contracting to raiM cucumbers. Buch an enterprise would be a good thing for Middleville and for the farmers and there ought not to be any trouble In securing tbe required I-.. ■V1O ----- and that of mau. "Their music, like our | Resolutloni own, represeuU moods and iltuea when one is full of feeling and wishes to Soar above th. common affairs of life loco !‘^I*nment of Michigan Grand r>_.r>_ u ,| Army of .uthe Republic, held Dec. 14. th. realms of hope, beauty and joy." 1901, the following resolutions were I Thia paper wm supplemented by "Chance came Music?" read bv Mias unanimously adopted: Whereas, it is tbe duty of every Agilee C. Holbrook. Nr. Wm. Shelters then «ang the Loss member of the Grand Army of tho re-' solo "Calvary**—Rodney, showing to, public to aid and assist our comradca in every manner possible; and ? Whereas, tho building of our naval voIm and his deep musical understand-' Original Voting Contost PIANO. 04 S350 Hinllti) PitM. 1350 Ing.' Being heartily enoorod, bo rosppoded with "I am Klug O'er tho I-at>d by tbe government employes will lacrease the sources of employment for and Sea."—Will L Thompson. all veterans, by reason of the prefer­ on (bo subject: "Character holding,” ence that is/fven them In the employ­ tbs feature ot thp sveplng. . During bis ment of mechanical and laborers at all discussion of the subject, lie said that Resulted, that our rciiresontoilves io tbeyoung man ot clean heart and clean O. W. Hoafstatcr and Jacob end John I J. S. Goodyear Co., dry goods. life, that tho successful young man or blunder# wbldh did not militate against . T .Amita rtt torwUan/l !<■»» acted directing the construction of a C. W. Clarke & Co., groceries. itabould not be considered. Dewey's Moro Than Vindicated. . naval veaiel at each of tho govoi-nmoot Woolley & Bronson, shoes. verdict will be approved by Schley's City and will set to work with a force '. Technically Schley, Gy the grace of contemporaries, but what about this ot men and teams to clear It up. They coots In direct proportion to tbe effort I Fred L. Heath, drugs. damning judgment in future history Illes to perform the work; you' put forth and tbe character you Chidester & Burton, clothing. when tbo#e familiar with the facts hare Resolved, that a copy of these resolu­ poeassa. He then spoke of tbe inluehce, M. W. flicks, flour and feed. tions be published In our local papers. which Christ's Sermon on the Mount, Renkes & Walldorff, furniture. ao4 particularly the closing versea of in finding against him on several J. P. Renkes, bakery. Reel Estate Transfers F. R. Pancoast, jewelry. a strong character. Bls words appeal to mon of blood and brains, WARRANTY. was 2,139,197 pounds and the asoubt of Barnaby & Herrick, restaurant rerdlot of George Dewey la tbe butter was B8.142 pounds. They paid C. A. Ulsb to John M. Sinclair. 120a । R. I. Hendershott, hardware. milt * let ot the Aaterie an people. Deal­ sec 30 Woodland, 8M00. rich trivial • wex* more than greatly appreciated. James H. Durkee to EUxabelb E. Haxel Barns recited, in her usual half mile ride track at Woodbury. plowing mAnnet, "'What Bessie is Good Durkee, 00a see IB and 20a sec. 20, The Freeport cutter factory has put Woodland, 11000. for"." receiving a most hearty encore. > of tbe State In an electric light plant of its own. . Frederick Tungate to Grant Muir, scheme for tbe A. C. Steckle, Freeport’s young ath­ lot 5, blk 17 eastern addition city, 050. chat not only lete, ■ has been covering hfmaelf with Mra, Robt- N. Barob, made her debut Levi Holmee and wife to Mary Jane in .v. . a. .v._ in the musical circles of this alty by Batea 20a sec 20 Woodland, 81. Full stock ,at all times of ringing,-tn a clear, unfaltering voice, Mahlon A. Tbomaa ecaltoC. A. Ulsb, ptlnp from tax- highly com pl its on tod for bis goal 120a sea 30 Woodland, M.700. and with that melody known only to by tho Ban Francisco Examiner. Lincoln N. Bush and wife to Ansel B. phUUood, "A Rich Man's Daughter." and Tbirxs Bush 47arseo 5 Barry, tl 00. Zebulon A. Cornell and wife to James appreciate that O, and Handsi M. Lae, percsl In vil­ found In hb store Monday morning d I lions arc ounce: lage of Woodland, 81100. suffering with a paralytic stroke. Hb M. E. Cranford ot al to Bert Withsy, not do lbs farmer# of the southern part recovery b very doubtful. entitled •■Life'#School." One parcel nee 4. Orangerille 850. cd tbe state a great deal of good, and by Mrs. William Leibot? of Grand Ledge Sophia Weber to John McPherson tho method ho propose# it I# expect­ lighted a kitahan Arc Monday evening and wife, parcel sec 17, Hastinjr* 8700. ed that forest preservatlon-In southern with kerosene. There was an erploGeorge L. Keeler to Maud B. Fowler, confronting uu, which are as preplox Ing Michigan would be graaty encouraged. ■inn arul MOa Mo 5, Irving, 81500. . I oom no solid Under existing conditions, a farmer and often times much more so, m geom­ Trustees Assyria M. P. church to ilxtccnth day, । a worxi lot bceatum he etry problems in school. AlbertG. Kent, 2ja seu B, Assyria, 8450. >11.—Indiana pWhich yield# him very Samuel Roush to Frank D. Brayton, Hastings Musical Club. Ing was closed by Mr.'Frank Horton, lot 8 and a SO feet ot lot B blk 8 Itout’s Freeport, 8200. ' Tho Hastings Musical Club mat a» rendering In hU own sympathetic tenor addition .Philo R. Holmes to J. H. Dnrkoo. 20a the usual place and hour Monday even­ voMb, "Jmi 1’Mln Folk»"-Sumahiil. sec 20 Woodland, 8700. ing, Doc. 9. The club opened by ring­ Rcorivlng a hsarty encore, he respond­ Fred Caaaday to Lixxle E. Caaaday, und l ot 5a seel Hostings, 81.00. ing "Laud ut tbe Free"—Godfrey, after ed With "Song# that Mother Sang"— Charles Dickerson to Frank M. Haxei, which tho regularburinMo meeting was Marlon. held, followed by ringing, "Swinging William Boston and wife When you feel dull after eating. •Neath lheOjd Apple Trae." After an When >on have a« aoocUui. West End Feed Store. ___ ■. :y3K«E by MUe The December American Hoy is full -sstisax^ IHustrsUoas and a full page devoted to Ear Corn, Shelled Corn O^ts, Middleville Fldur Corn and Oat Feed Corn Meal. Fine Meal Baled Straw Timothy, Mixed and Clover Hay Bran and Middlings Oil Meal, Poultry Food Oyster Shell ' Stock Food For Horses, Ca Eda Cate, lot 8 blk B iiUTT ci. a IMS. f �tai Un beta a tar aU a W ah pmr^JUa. WM should know better than DAN MASON’S JOSEPH A. ALTSHELER till stood between. Tfc* ylen in which they stood was shadBut Mason was net discouraged. Ho by the f trtsta and thickets, sod only a id not expect to catch the man without. Uol4, ulht filtered through the branchr^ rouble. Th* unknown would have been .ounds of the combat elsewhere bad ---------------- - ------K-l^ |be njiUtlllc e,identi, anUbed. Tbry could not hear 4o noise* of tbe camp—only the sounds .of the Christmas aoM. , "You led me a long chase around that thicket." said Mason. laaghlng a little. -Time or fottr limes 1 thought 1 had you. before 1 worked that cap trick on dreading Kid M* - ■Miaia* days of the week- Then a die- oO,r «lc-pt tUa particular ouaMte amor svd wared hot. Il waa at It* Markham. He fought the other* from bMatrt when it occurred to Bettie to sea a *«„, of doty. aug. war or„, he ■M .bey dvbated with each *4>Wt a qw* Could be good friend* With them. But >• !tar •& v «»>•« ‘•otfd «» t>«> forgivetfsoa for Mark hat tljdrnmcvs Hah, do.-* It make ham. Again ba clinched hie hand and what day of the weekh kr be aald to .book It in the darknasa. Hi* sense of .’|tajaa». ..-.. . ’ ... . • the wrong done Nat was aa keen a* ever. . “(f mskra a tot.' replied Mason. I Two rear* of Incessant, campaigning bad MMM |u <e« yoo lo th. Erst pUee. boy* M1 diminished it. and when' (be e»ritetbat thia llitle book l‘m st adjtog *o bard mrol inil (j,0?.r of ,,<* great bank la an almanac. I’ve been keeping irt.i o,„ far foaad |hal tbe memory of af *be day*. and tbM I* Hatarday. and.' It would come back to him a* atroity a* him. - He .took ot hl* cpp. pU the sod of Hl* gun barrel anil, thrust U oat in front of hlta. slightly in the air. Ha made m There waa a Bash, a report, aa whistled through the cap. Bprin lb* ru made desperate ef.1 hU rile, hot failed. I*n•* t» it away, aa If be rean-<] I Impede Me Wit. Thru be ilut.Mgaaa.tao. iuctvawl 'he dwpalriag h«hlre beard Main's 6«im was stlU rigidly erect, only the finger that strayed ao restieaaly ever tbe trigger of hl* til!• moving. Hie face regained pale, but a* hard aa suae, and tbe eyea. shoving no num, •ought those of Markham, which waver- �STINCS her: The Schtay Court'* Finding*. After month* of exhaustive Investiga­ tion and deliberation tho Schloy court of Inquiry ha* arrived ag a decision and aubmlued it* finding*, and It ft safe to aay that the finding* of th* com, divid­ ed *J they arc inu> a majority and » minority report, wllljnake very little difference with tbe popularopinion that Admiral Schley won the victory of Santiago and deaerve* a high place among American naval heroes. Technically Admirals Ramsay and ,B*nham may bo right In raying that "Commodoro Schley'* conduct In con­ nection with the event* of the Santiago campaign prior to Juno 1, 1806, wa* nharacterixod by vacillation, dllatorine** and lack of enterprise." Those two gontltmen, constituting s majority of tho court of Inquiry, Il ta fair to a»*ume, have acted conscientiously and Impartially In arriving at tbelr conclu«lon- But against thraa two admirals of whom thu people at large know com­ paratively little, stands the judgment Of one man who ba* won for himself a lasting place In history Admiral Dewey, who make* the minority report, ^rays that. In bl* opinion: Tbe passage from Key West to Cienfuegos wa* made ’ by the flying squadron with all pcwslbta dtapalch; that the pawage to San lingo thorn h»ppy, • time o( tho renewal ol frlendsbljw and of pleasant relation­ ship!; a Ums for bonovoisMeaml char­ ity, of pease and love, of artft making, and the forgetting of self in the derire Surely such akcMon cannot come to tbe world each year without leaving its blearidg to oast a hallowing Influence over the coming twelvemonth. Surely, If the world over attains the high plane of universal peace and brotherhood, dreamed of by poets and philanthropist, it will be because ol the .uplifting In- street on Saturday last, Delia T. Bar­ low, wife of F. H. Barlow. Stic wa* the daughter of P. 8. and Elba Turner, who were pioneer* in Barry county, (taming* to this county and settling on the town line road in 1839, passing through ail the hardships of the period, they raised a large family, coostailng of seven girl* and on* boy, the deceased being the fourth daughter. She mar- l Will receive mie* .verv Tumd.y ami Friday at the Kotwof Ham* A Van Tho Riverside Cemetery Aaioclatlon Arman, cocnmencUg Dec. Jrdp 1WL. board of truMee* met st tbe City Bank, J-.tLDkFuK, Tree*. Monday night and tiectod the following 'offleera: President, Chewier Mesmrr; vice-president, Clement Smith; treas­ urer, W. D.Baye*; dark, John Basal 1 special aommittee to revise the by-laws ber tn 1-<j, al her stater** ■Sarah'* in and investigate tbe feasibility of adopt­ Cheater,Eaton county. Coming to Hast­ ing an endowment scheme for the rais­ ings they built themselves acorafort- ing of a permanent Improvement fund. Beesley Busy Bee With Couiiuioi Hura they lived toe several years. LaUr grove, Judge Smith and John Bamner. Smiles, chuckles, laughs and encores they moved to their more modern re*ldence In which she passed away. She were the rule at the Grand last evenangel*’ *oog of "Peace on Earth, Good was a woman of sterling worth, on acWill'Toward Men," board for the first | live church worker; also a member of ' tbe Hastings Women'* Club and Mac­ time by tbe lairly shepherds on tho first cabees. She was of a gonljtl and happy Christmas night. disposition and her circle of personal friendship* were cot fined to no errtd plot goes there Is not much to "Old Dan Tucker,’’ but the specialties follow each other so swiftly that a connected the Philippine* during tbe last Bscs) year lo a much greater extent than wo ‘did. Yet about the only argument for our taking and holding the Island* was that It would greatly Increase our trade It has dm done bo up to thl* time. J. BEESLEY Notwithstanding Secretary Root's doulal, Gen Msso, oneotthecaodidatos forprroldentofCuba, saysihoadralnlstratlon i» meddling in Cuban (wlltlat, ■nd ha* »oni one of It* follower* to Washington to make a personal pro- Plumbing and H HATING......... Paa-Jfatriear was given to tbe *NEW DOMESTIC* NO OTHER shoe stands as highNvith women of good taste as as being the best family sewing machine. . The New Don|estio is ball­ bearing, has a fine' chain stitch attachment, a >pleat ruffler, mak­ ing it two machines in one. Cali" and try it at T. Philips’. I sell the best machines made. The The The The _________ I _ .... _„u MLw. Mary Jowett ot Detroit; Mr*, Emma Koller of Toledo, O.; Mr. Frank Jordan of Chester, Mich., C. E- Barlow I of Chicago, H. H. Barlow of Coldwater, company took part in tbe specialties, many of which were unique and origi­ nal. Some of the )oke*. however, were decidedly pause. Tho dancing numbers ■nd the quartette singing were special July 3rd and “ta entitled tq the credit due to »ucb cututnaodlng officer for the glorious victory which resulted lu lb" Highest Award •• »*• New Domestic. New Home. Standard. White. " ’ [ Needles and oil for all machines They arc beautifully modeled cheaper than yon ever bought and possess a style of grace and I them. beauty that make them disve. T. PHILLIPS. They fit to perfec- retain their shape, and tbsohiie ease to the foot Renkes $ Craven flmnv <■<! Bakerv point, Admiral Dewey's opinion out­ weigh* them. He exonerates Schley from every point of criticism advanced in the precept; he praises Scbloy'* course from beginning to end; and he accords him tho great glory of having won one ot the two great naval victories which decided the Spanish-American war. Dewey, the bero of Manila does justice to Schley, the hero of Santiago, and the American people are In accord Ex CONGRESSMAN - Hourly: COQiHAN think* one word lu behalf of:th* Boors from Mr? Roosevelt. would end tbe war In Bovill Africa, but b* didn’t I tiro show yrindows this week. ! furnish thq rotfpo for cxtrattln? that • Ask your dealer for Delton* flour. Every sack guaranteed. Mta* Vlnnle Ream gave a rec FitANcxhM sent an expert to study our trust*. He'has a b>g Job ahead of Hickory Corner* Turedsy night. The case of the people v* Bj him, and hewon’t knew piuch after be get* through, as the trWKa all make a has becnadjournod until Jan 13. specially ofsecreoy about their bid- offered of late than 1* afforded by the controversy over reciprocity for Cub*. There ta no doubt that this government owes It lo tbe people of that Island that the present prohibitive tariff oo Cuban sugar and tobacco be removed. We in­ terfered in Cuban affair* because Spain wa* pursuing an unjustand cruel policy towards her dependency, not only by military oppression but also by unfair restriction* on Cuban Commerce. Hav­ ing freed the Cubans from Spanish mil­ itary tyranny w* ought to go further and give them commercial privilege* a* well. Not only ought we to do this becauao such a course ta Inherently right, but because we have also promis­ ed the Cuban people such a policy. The Ute President McKinley favored recip­ rocity for Cuba, President Roraevelt favor* it and Governor General Wood comes to Washington to urge the speedy adoption of this policy. *But there 1* asmall clhss of Ameri­ can beet sugar manufacturer* whose personal Interest* are threatened by the proposed reciprocity program. era who are engaged In tho raising of sugar beets. And because these boot sngar kipgs'and lhe»e fanner* concern■ qd, are likely to make emaller profit* If Ctalmn raw sugar 1a given a chance to enter the American market, ootign-st la bring appealed to by such men a» O» nard and our own Governor Blla* to ignore tbwprinciple* of justice sod fair play and break our pledges toward* tho struggling Cub*n».whom wo have re*cnod from Spanish tyranny. Congrew ought to Ignon. these aelttah and sordid argument* of the be..-1 sugar ring and do justice to Cuba by admit­ ting heY chief product* Into tbe Atnorleaw nmrkM free, or at looat with duties W hen Oca. Chaffee, military govern­ or of tho Philippine*, said to tho secre­ tary of war, “I shall need all my soldiers for the next two years,”he throw much line of dolls ot all size*, ttyIm and price*. No more round trip ticket* will be Ught on the situation over there. ■old on the Michigan Centra) after this The Kalaer is thinking about apply­ ing a gag rule to tbe German Reichstag, In order lo force th rough the tariff bill. Ho can get some valuable' pointers by employing Tom Reed. _ of dosing a window, standing nn a small box for thl* purpiwc, when the box tipped and sb* fell to the flour, ■triking on ber left aide. Nm being who Is himself an invalid and nearly belpiaaa Mr. Bancroft,,by poundlug with bis cane, finally succeeded lo at­ tracting the attention of Mrs. Chum- OXFORDS $3.00 $2.50 Senorita FOR CHRISTMAS Fresh Candies Oysters, can or bulk Baked Goods N LltS, mooed. They found that she'had sus­ tained an impacted fracture of the hip bone, and proceeded to do everything posalblo for ber relief*. She ha* been a great sufferer, however, and as she ta seventy-five years old and not In very good health, ber case ta somew bat criti­ cal. This aged and estimable pair have a great many friends "who will,be pained to know that they are both so wreviously afflicted In thelr.decllnlng E ‘ T. Loving friend*have been car- Woolley & Bronson, fresh every daynice assortment RENKES t CRAVEN 522222 coMt1* grab rale. la with them and' a trained txnrve ^ba» I’. L. Cook of Brooklyn, wa* in lb* been engaged to cartf for them. , IP Gov. VanSanl dMHt*i look out be city Tuesday, In connection wftti Ch* Fur tbe first time IttagexiaraUoathl* . caan of Smith vpj Scboonemalter. city baa a qaac of small pax. Dr. M. C. I will be suspected at holding no higher Alfred England, who werkktor Mr. Woodmansee, who live* at tho aquth' opinion of the Interstate commerce oommlssloo than be due* of tho big roll- Cplgrove, has moved into a suit of 'end ofJefferson street, waa taken alight-1 ly *icica few day* ago with what he at ‘ room* in th* Ford hotel building. A. M. Welch Of lon!% waa in,the city flratdlagoowta aa chicken pox. YcaterMonday, en rout* to Lacey where bo dsy ptornlng, however, he'became an*-. adnr«a»ad a farmer*’ InatltuteTuesday. plciou* that hl* disease was small pox I Hava you seen W. E. Merritt A Col’s and rent for the health officer, Dr. D. E. | five, tin and twoaty.five cent couixor*? Fuller. The latter at once pronounced They contain many bargain*, just the th* disease to be (mail pox. The board ■ of h«hj>, aon.l*. tag of himself, Mayor thing for the holiday*. Ranke* *d4 Recorder Roberta, Im- ' Booker T. Washington will addrera mediately held a meeting and took^ tho state teachers' association al Grand Rapid* next Thursday evening, on ”inand-prevent the disease from spreading.! Dr. Woodmansee's house, which taoc­ AN UNEQUALEO RECORD. Orooo Faulk of Cedar Creak was ar­ cupied only by himself and soc, wm, Thorn la a Rapidly Increasing Vol­ rested. yeaterday* for furnishing liquor •trimly jusrantlhed and Baker Hhrinto a minor. His examination will bo erS family were placed under detention ume <»f Hastings Evidence Roll­ quarantine. Two constable*have been ing up for thoOreal Medicine, A pouring rain fell all day taat Fri­ placed co guard In the* street in front day, ending with a sudden drop of CO of tbe Woodtpansee place, whose duty degrees In the temperature and a snow It fa ip see that the quarantine tastrict­ Since then we have,had ad«- ly carried out. In fact, everything It wcmM seem that hardly anyone storm. 1 , cldedly colji spell of weather, with the can take Dr. A W. Chase’s Nerve fills !i mercury running down to xero orbo- pcraiblo ha*.been done by theautborItiea to restrict thtr dlsea-e to the one without receiving marked benefit. I I low every night. ■ house and they do not think the con­ The wonderful actfon ot this medicine in (tutting „, —, people ------- -----------oo th— dr ._. feet who | TT" pUy “ >»■ u. tagion will spread. Thnmatter ha* not do.. ooodlUoo u .boblopolo. produced any serious alarm as yet, and U. Ulk U. v.koo.o. ">B».- there doc* not seem to bo any need of apprehension at the present time. Dr.; U., l>~° '» wa.U> U.ilog. 7. tod., lhrJ ■'» 11 UM ,h. TwenUwh Woodmansee Is being cared foe by his lo », Muo. for .Uh Um- «•“’> "'•b •>“ WV lop ml. ,h« «h« “• omUmC Mre. lflo.1, M. Ookl.o ol । 7» M I h... ■ l.q,. 2nd. ward. Ratting*, Mich., rajK-“ I Christmas trade, so It ba* come, sold wm ell run down and could simply do “«■» K0°da th1* month than any former nothing-paiui lathe head and nerv. year up to this date. My stock is still ous. Hearing of Dr. A. W. Ch**.,'a Cha»>'» large and lean I can supply customer* with -------------------- J. Good- wytMof may call fur. John Drug more. After taking we , BaasMKU, Tho Jaw*l*r. e ticadaehM am gooe-nervm are Cbarle* Rieger cd Detroit, prreidro t and I feel strong and vlgurott*. ’ at tho state barber*' board, was in tho tedicino 1* rertainly goal and I city yetterday,. Today F. M. VanHorn roeommina k." of Benton Harbor, treasurer of tho A. W. CbW* oerrt I'ilk are buaid l» herein ooMultaflon with fteci Staabox at .Insist-, or Dr, A. rotaf? Busby. Mr. Vsfolloro l» th* Do your* Christmas Shopping Do not delay until the choicest goods have been selected and you must he con­ tent with what remains. Our assortments now are choice, complete and attractive. Everything you can possibly think of: DRESS GOODS TRIMMINGS HANDKERCHIEFS GLOVES, NECKWEAR TOWELS FURS UMBRELLAS CLOAKS NOVELTIES be found here at prices that wilt please you. • The J. S. Goodyear Ctr. 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* Boilers Refilled, Cylinders Rebored, . Boilers Patched, Smoke Stacks Made, Engines Repaired, All Kinds of Casting Before having anything done give us a call. EARLY & BURNS �A WILD RIDE and disappeared. "'Jump If you want to, Harry," called old MbH. "I'm going to stick to her." I gave one look at the Egyptian dark□css and concluded that I would stay tablet possess oo soap or «<xla should be used lu cleaning them, but sand should be employed Instead. tbla be- low 1001 OUT 1 •are. wblaklng the duat and papers about, while lu the south a big black •iood waa coming up. resplendent with "What do you.make ot this.- Harry T’ be asked aa I climbed up betide him. **1 found It pinned to my cushion." , tho HERAlJt tor one year but also the Pilgrim, a high class magazine ot pro­ gross, ably edited and finely illustrated. ’dirt overhanging the track and It only needed tbe Jar of 07,tO aet It tn motion Something, like I.000 tons of debris tolled on Jd, t^c.truck directly behind ns, and lnlo,.t,bJs Jboiq runaway cars plunged,, . . > - , . .' . . .. But wndM.Wtfibil ihU euf until aft­ erward. Matl.kept 67.u^ko what was Sour Stomach {Ulster Cosrlit tlckett Bhe plunged "Then we’ll go through If It takes the wheels out from under! Bing up the wipers!" And, without waiting for the hostler id ran tbo engine out, old Matt backed thought we were going Into tbo i 3c pulled through >11 right. but my la at trip. F~ ' engine, my hair was i Loaisvilla & Nashville B. R. "All of you who never told a lie raise yopr hands." asked the teacher ot ber wife, combining aa It does In one tn- small pupils. "Tlcase, ma’am.” piped little Jimmie, stratnvnt a scrubbing braab and a mop. When deaired, tbe mop la pulled out of "is It a Me If nobody finds It out?"— Ohio State Journal floricki lng .ua between. Haversack grade afd the bottom and securing the treasure. Old Matt has retired from tbe road, yellow sheet of tissue paper.- - - but I do not think that either be or I Halt ‘fooIejrnffH'-dW.IW w» shall ever forget the ran of <17. looking across at me, and then be drew «p the corners of his mouth, and I looKfor a quick run. . Before we reached tbe outaklrta of tbe town the rain began to come down PolntA. they contain seeds. Only tubers and roots, stifh aa potatoes, berta, turnips, carrots, onions, dare bo called vegeta­ bles. To return to tbe squash question, few housekeepers comparatively have tried Ita virtues In any other shape than disguised with eggs, spice and cream in a pie filling, Sections of 1. Put them in a prerervrltb a tracupful of water for . Let them stew gently una thin muslin bag with the liquor and press them very lightly. To earb plot of liquor put a pound O( sugar fcilr It until oU Is dissolved; tltfn ret It orc BEAUTIFY YOUR SKIN AND HAIR �Pan-American Treaty Plans Come to Nothing, Owing to Disagreement DIFFERENCES ARE SERIOUS. "There Is only one cbaace k> ease your ilfo and that to through aa oponlion" warp tbe startling words beard by Mrs. Hunt of Lime Ridge,Wla, bighclMi monthly nuLgprine, in com­ from ber doctor after he had valary tried to core bar of a frightful cam of bination with the Hkiuld m a ueroly stomach trouble and yellow-jMjadfam,’ nominal price. Tha magarine with Gall atones had formed and she OO»which we have made thia arrangement la tha Pilgrim, an •xoelient literary periodical pubUabed at Battle Creek. Thia magazine hM recently coma Into the band* df a new company who are huBtlerv. They are aperiug no pain* to make the Pilgrim a high claea mag­ azine and they are »uoec«llug admira­ bly. It comparm favorably with the leading periodical* of Ila kind, each m The Cure that Cam TWO VALUES. nrday Evening Post, botn in typograph ­ ical appearance and lu literary merit. For the sake ot placing this excellent monthly within the reach of al! onr readers, we have decided to make them tho following remarkable offer: The regular subscription price of tho other pari of tbe eity. Mrs. Joseph | Duke, aged 60. wm found Ln her home Pilgrim Is one dollar. AU who pay effect that the formal breakup of the .frown to death. ■ —nr -I... ... XZ.—X-T> xf.. vr__a HERE art two values to every purchase — what it costs and vzhat it pays you. Codr costs 8 cents a pound, but if you are drown­ ing half a mile from shore, its value would be “ not what you pay for cork, but what cork saves you.” When a woman buys soaps she often con­ fuses the two values. She sees only what she pays. She overlooks what she receive*. Now a single cake of Ivory Soap pays back from ten to twenty times its cost in the saving it effects. Test it your­ self I Vegetable Oil Soap. Ivory white- It floats! E Scoslor Morgan hM Introduced a bill remember for something m a rewind er for tbe construction of the Nicaragua that things have changed; that be no canal by thia government that differs longer wields undisputed power st the somewhat from the Hepburn bill, in­ troduced in the house. Il names 1180,OO'.OOD aa the cost of the canal and appropria e< 15,0.41,ODO for Immediate use pointinent 1* glran out a* a triumph tor Senator Beveridge, but iboee on the In. ■Ide know that be bad very little U> do with II; that Mr. Rooeevell appointed Baker to Impreaa upon the Indiana re­ publican* that Fairbauka ba* no pr<wtig. wl.b him. Incidentally Senator Beveridge will get tome credit for the appointment, which Mr. RoomvcIi al one time declared in the meet positive a board of eight cltlxeo* of the United States lo addition lo ibo see rotary of war, who shall be president of tbe boaro, and who shall bq appointed with­ out regard to politics, and be paid l&OOO a year each Mr. H. Clay .Evans, commlaaloner of pensions, must bo feeling pretty solid, as he has just paid t25,0u0 for a bouse swipe ax Sanawr Hanna, but that does not prevent Ila counting for Mr. Rooeesalt, who la surftrislng the politicians with his k bow ledge of the game. Tho Philippine tariff bill reported to the house today from the ways and means committee, which it to bo rallloaded through before the Chrbtcaaa reoeee- from December IDtb, tq Janu­ ary (Uh-—should have been enlltled “An at* to dodge a dtvdelon of the United Btaiea supreme court," M that la precisely what It is Intel dad to do. Tbs supreme court decision declared that the Philippines were not foreign territory, but tho naw tariff bill says lo effect that they are, by Impelhg the Dingley tariff duties upon all goods shipped to the United States; by con­ tinuing tbe tariff arranged by the Phlilpplse commission for tbe islands, and by impeding ths witarup taxes upon vessels from the Philippine^ to tbo United States that we collect from ve^eeto from foreign countries. This is done, U Is claimed, under the ria use <4 tbe supreme court decision that says ooagree* has the right to leg­ islate Mi t sees flt for the Philippines. AU Washington Is laughing at the double squelching Senator'McLaurin, Panama schemers given to understand that there was "nothing doing" for them, than op bobbed a brand new set of anhemers claiming tn own the right of way ©ver which the Nicaragua canal mtui| bo ooostruoted and demanding that their property be bought If ooogreee Is to autboriso tbe construction of tbe canal over that route. These new schemers are Americana, organ- receive the Pilgrim one year, begin­ ning with Ibe September number. The Pilgrim will-bo sent direct from the publishers Thia Is a splendid opportunity for ocr readers to secure a flue magaxiue at a merely nominal cost. Call at the Ukhald office and ace sample of the Pilgrim. WWOOMN8 COMH. ASTHMA. BRONCHIDS AND NKSMOfT OTTOS $o!d by alldruggists Professional Dirtctroy. Ove ot the AraenlMM del'xatrs. hut it to precipitated ianc»ly if not entirely by the refusal Ot thia codntry to Insist upon compulsory arbi­ tration. The United Slate* ultra (ho ground that compulsory arbitration^ lotiNSON, D. D. S. PLUMBER. Sht|, One Door North if Hastings lititul Bink speculators, wbo went Ihkftbv solely on the chance shat they wot earn* time be able to Mpiaeta the held at tbe State Department itet week. It wm immediately developed that, while the United State. Wm tally committed to the doctrine of committee is now looking in--o tho arbitration. It would n*ver consent to claims of thb uompany. Tho govern­ an agreement compelling weaker na­ ment of Nicaragua has shown that it tion* to apply ny arbitration, even If aa exception waa made ot queeUona affecting national honor and territory Tta Cliuul Hid II th City —Or rather, the beat place tn the city to get clean to al BUSBY BROS.' BATH BOOTIS Up-to-date Tonaorial Work. TALK OVER THE SEA. of this Is fastened a chain three or four fret loaf. The chain ends In a ring through which 1s ran a rod about three feet bug. There are two rod*. one oo Wm. H. STEBBINS feg ialailoc at tht* iimriog.'ntri i ^^teSS^ndr n may “• —« - be ufoour e tbSl mmof tbrne republf- <”*• •*'«•“»« dlarovary of the — a4 — -— — - —.-—— wanted Inventor. •etate of William M. Rice. Rice waa (he millionaire whom A. d. Patrick la accused ot having murdered. Mr. Rloe la a nephew of the dead man. The to­ tal* in Twas la valued at K.ooo.ow. Only Indlanla. Virginia and Kanaa* report their- apple cuodllloa aa above th* tan yapr «nrt» CASTOR IA . Try**. �resMeot of Ovid. n>-* a traxle death early Sunday awning In a Ufa which destroyed ber terne. Mr. Houtbwurlh and a daughter. .Mrs. Bataa, barely es­ caped with their Uvea Mrs. B.vithworth had been in the habit of walking about the bouse at night, carrying a A Sad Story of The Great Wabash .Wreck. ______ lightship for Point Pt lee. Lake Erie i Ref. Kamuel W. Smith has tntrodtxrri bills for postonko buildings al Whose Strength Equals Their Flint and Pontiac, each to cust *50,- | Lore. and tab's mended medicine LOSS OF LIFE Olf THE LAKES. fronted her and demanded tbe money, Mrs. Scheffler went to the cup! ward and produced a sack In which |7W In gold pieces and an equal amount of 110 and 020 bills, had been deposited. She was prompted to act quickly by two wicked revolvers which the rob­ bers tbreateued to use. They escaped Goblerllle Tillage w»* visited by a disastrous are early Bunday morning. Which has practically wiped out tbe town, entailing a loss of <100.000 and Inflicting a blow from which the Til­ lage may never recover. From a po­ sition ot a prosperous Tillage of 300 Ing tbe Urea of ehlef magUtrataa. In tbe bouse Tuesday—Mr. Grow (Pa.) made a speechnpoo proepedlve legislation for the Dulllpplne islands. He contended 'that the constitution granted congress the power to govern who have used " Favorite Prescription ’ hiuety-eight per cent, haw been shoo lately ana altogether rased. Tbe other .two women in each hundred for whom oo complete rare was possible, have in geneial acknowledged a great improve­ ment in their condition ; headerhes less frequent sad leas painful, backache greatly diminUbed; aide to resume again the medical advice of an unqualified pereou. either tnan or woman, is not onlv worthless bat may be dangcroM. As chief ocn sailing physician to the In­ valid*' Hotel and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. Y., with an associate staff of nearly a score of physician*, Dr. Pierce i* enabled to oflSer to those who consult him by letter /rrr, a medical experience ..J---------U.. __________ ....... scriptlon ' found relief and comfort. But think of the great snny, the nine­ ty-eight per cent., numbering hnndreds of thousands of women who have been cured perfectly and permanently. No more headache, oo more backache, no more-monthly misery. Pain la a thing of the past. These are the women who an fit for maternity, who will have strength to give tha child they bear. . time rn Annie Barnett, of Hitaon, Fisher Co., Texas, says, ’Will say I like my * Med­ ical Adviser * so much; it is worth its weight In gold.’ Dr. Pierce’s Common Sense Medical Adviser containing i.oofi ywges and over yoo Illustrations C scat entirvly frtt ow receipt of stamps to pay expense of mail- "TmT*"' claimed 14. Contrary to the records of fanner years. Superior bad tbe greatrat death list of tbe year, and Brie, which genera fly has the largeat Hat wm this year At the bottom. 8operior had 37 deaths from weather tbe deelred responslbllltlwi at Sbangbal. Hong Kong, and eventually at Manila or other eastern porta, and al­ ready officials of that corporation hare been sent out to survey the field ------- Many farmera along the Harbor Beach division of tbe I’ere Marquette fear they wffl have to feed their sug­ ar beets to their stock, as they are un­ able to secure can to ship them to CASTORIA ForInfantsandChildren. service wjtb five routes will be estab llabcd from ■ Mt I'leaunt and tbe poatoffieva at Caldwell, Boyden. Winn. Broomfield. Comer and Alembic will Lawton party of hunters, are being bad in quarantine at Flood Wood tn the northern penalnsula because the agent at that place waa taketa sick with the smallpox. I Fur tbe first tlufo tn a number * of years the fall rains did not fully nIpiffntob the* water knppiy tn . county and hundreds of fanners are l compelled tohaul water Iona die- •Z E. 9 k paidea bare come out ahead, although It Is estimated that about IIJSO.OOO has been paM out There -were 37 se­ rious Area, and Bro Insurance may be advanced next year. A total of SM boats went aground. 145 went aahorv aqd Id were Injursa in collision. Btx ty-eight teals wore waterlogged and ltd were disabled. Twslre boats of Porto Hico, which Is now part of the American Federation of Labor, under tbe presidency of Samuel Gomp era. has been ordered dissolved, aa It baa been adjudged Illegal because ot thia rtmsplrary. Tbe case has been ap­ pealed tn tbe Supreme Court of Form Rico, where it'wm probably ba heard In a month. Pending thia appeal igla- William Bremeefca, an aged firrnun of Btenben vllle. wax found dead In . hetl. He bad a cancer. and to lot rid I of tbo suffering took parts green. Hundreds of shoe operatives at 1 Xorthamplou. England, riot*,! Thurs­ day against the Me of the new aboe lasting machines. They throw mud ---iroprietoro of the strike if tbe ma- ' The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature �M~- Star t. .Uhm ll to Ute custom In some localities to i ’ baal sugar bests to the factory If poailbte when harvested, and if It to not poealUe to do this they are gathered and placed tn long ricks or piles on tbe 1 surface of tbo ground. Tho base of these ricks or plies to from 3 to SH fed. with a bright ot S to 4 test, tapering to­ ward the top. Along each side of these ricks several furrows are ran with ■ feinting, smothering, palpita­ tion, pain in left ride, shortness of breath, itreguUr or intermit­ tent pulse -and retarded circula­ tion all come from a weak or defe&vc heart. Overcome these faults by building up the heart-musdos and making the heart-nerves strong and vigor­ ous. Dr. Miles* Heart Cure is the remedy to use. ''It is the best. Thto covering to put on to- tbe depth of shout six Inches, occasionally air spaces or ventilators being left on Qia tops of the ricks, which are usually made by tbe use of tiling or small eloagated wooden boxes or simply straw, tha purpose being lo prevent ferments- lessens tbe sugar coutrnt of tbe beet, and they are opened occasionally for this purpose. It to tbe alm of tho grower, as al ready stated, to get hto beets to tbe factory as soon as possible, but this will depend on ' bin turn." In case be to delayed la thto way on- De. Miles' Heart Core is a heart and blood tonic of unequaled power and never fails to benent if taken in time. Sold by druggists on guarantee. that Angelico and Beilina would hart toughed outright bad not they been looking Into each other's eyes. They did not laugh, for Angelico had drop pad an onyx into tbe upturned, rosy “Cara mix, keep It always and give tn exchange to mg—a klan." Beilina breathed softly, replying. a> she drew from ber fat, brown Anger a Weary with seeing his own Image so like a mtoeblevroua monkey reflected o<\ tbe wall, Crispeuello ran through the shadows of tbe acacia leaves and sprang upon bls mistress, robbing hto soft black heed against her chin and "He will return. Hto dark, loving eyes will yet again flash lovellghta. on me. As the honey falls softly from the Dr. Milos Medical On., Elkhart, lad. HEADACHE HARDY GARDEN STUFF. taken rare of In good eenaon If we wish to save It, but we Have quite a list of things that win not only en California BEST PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURIST EXCURSIONS depths of meaning. Dialect to not arf TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE and Scenic Line. essential of hto muae, for some ot (ds beautiful sonnets would give him a • with November, severe cold spells are U".roe even If he had never wrltjen tn Hable to occur, and even such hardy crops aa spinach end kale are put In danger. Here we usually leave them In open ground unprotected until De It wgp tbo ere of tbe feast of tbe dead. The bells were tolling In tbe ralley. La Fafe laughed vaguely, for ber soul was heavy within ber. “Come, Crtopynello." she called Mghtly. 'let us drowse In the poppy holds; that tbe management of tbe Lake Shore and New York Central to con­ vinced that two such trains will pay. Tbe need of a fast New York-Chicago train which would land passengers to Chicago early In the morning has long djanapolta he enjoyed being led around aa the "wonderful blind man." He ep joyed fooling the public with hto jxqnl site ixx-m "Leonelnc.'*" which hi credit. old Olka tn California on a trip, and when they'were gone he paid tbe mort gagq and propped u£ this fences, rebuilt tbe bam. fixed tbe corncribs, brighten ed tho okl familiar furniture and then awaited tlw homecoming of the old peo­ liable to freeze up solid, and It tt does ple. who didn't recognise the place. we will get no more spinach, lettuce 'and other hardy vegetables from open ground. I Like to have at least a lltt'-e rodr of parsley, lettuce and one of kale in such as tape that ! can get a little picking or a mess from op.tn grotin-1 for aqnxa lime in early winter, writer T. Greiner of Ohio lo Fann and Flre- Then tbe poppy fields opened to her! “After nil." she mused, "they yield but Idle dreams, these langu.irotu blooms," and she passed them by. A lotus Illy leaning from a fountain's rim touched ber worryingly, but she "Why feed upon tbemF she asked bitterly. "Their potency la gone. I have not forgotten, and It waa ao lung Suddenly ber foot struck against scmet blag white and cold, with star­ ing eyes lipturoed to the moon. My plan to secure that result to It wot only a dead volunteer with a shown tn tbe above illustration. Sim­ knapaack oo hto back and tbe frag­ ply nail two wide boards ’ogether lu ments of a broken carnelian ring light­ A shape and p)ace thto trough over tha ly clasped in blr rigid band. “Little monkey.“she said to tbe eat tbe trough to to be.taken o?. but even during a severe spell In tbe fore pert of winter by keeping tbe protecting boards an I will bo able to gather some frsab parelej. lettuce, spinach and kale battle that resulted to tbe destruction of Carrera's fleet hare mads dlrfetly conflicting statements, and togs have been found to disagree with aaarJr or erybody. Including sometimes the «an wbo wrote tho log. of ths IMgrestIng wttaaaZ hasOna baaa' UeULm condition to do yo. and for that reason It was hardly worth putting on tbs market I would rather ta»e my little Kelffer pear orchard of L500 trees to make money out of than (be rest of my farm of 834 acres. 1 could show you tho flgurre from tbe time niy orcban) has fruited op to tbe present time. My Kelffer orchard in 1900 yielded mt over 1100 per acre dear uf the expense tt marketing. I would favor buying cheap sandy Ian.! In New Jersey and setting II to Kelffer pears. I planted a little orchard two years ago. I would select laud that waa a little candy and It has net been determined whether tbe Laks Shore will place in service an opposite train, but It to thought ' serious considers tlou. Pmmiuabiy If tbe castlwuud flier to put on It will leave Chicago about 8 o'clock In the morning and arrive ta New York about the name time, or an hoar later by wedding ceremony takes place use only white and green.* Keep tbe scheme of white and green The Four Track News, tbe New York Central's new monthly publication, prints in its tost number some Inter­ esting railroad tutelllgence. Among other things It says that tbe average 1,000 miles every year at aa expense' at |2O. Thto to a better showing than to made by any other country. wbo do not like sweet cakes ta tbs pop­ over. and If made exactly as described (allure la Impossible. Pot Into a basin a cupful of flour, a cupful of milk, an egg and a aaltspooaful of salt. Boat all together for fifteen minutes, then put tho mixture Into little bun tins and ly before the British aasociatlon, Nor­ bake In a moderate oven for three-quar- man D. MacDonald to reported aa say­ ing: “The New Tor* Central and Hud­ son Hirer jailroad's Empire State ox­ pram engines, which ere of enoraxous also and do 410 miles in eight hours ossa of ber lipa, burning with tbe Ores' and a quarter, are fitted with equalis­ of a newborn passion, to living Up, ing or cutupenaatlng levers and prob­ while tbe little black cat made gro­ ably do tbe finest heavy exprom work tesque shadows oq tbo walll-8unny at tbe Grand Central depot la New York up one In ninety-eight and oneCel Ha* Caafi lo Tht*<«. half with any load up to 000 tons and it to wonderful bow auon you get bd making forty-three tulles an hour at seed to things, even tbe things you the top of tbe grade.** •rant moat: our watches, for Instance. Mr. Macdonald compa res thto with Wo wanted them frightfully, but when hto experience of tbe northeastern tore> I bad mine for a week or two 1 hardly oared lo took at tho works at sIL and It did uo< make ma feel happy In my heart auy more, though of course I dinners snd having enough of every­ thing. Too soon get need to it all.* and It does uot make you extra happy, though If you bad It all taken sway you would be very dejected. /That la a good word and snr l.±f*r never uwd n- The ipectal train carrying President Cassatt and his inspectien party over tbe Pennsylvania Hom la equipped' with tetophOM service to provide com �lAsnaet undue uh. Ste.1XtSA.W- “ “ uy Christmas Gifts from McCoy’s Rapids, Friday. Rev. H. H. VauA vlllo visitor Friday. The Hkbai.d wishes everybody a merry Christmas. . Wm. Newman of Grand Rapids Is visiting In thia ally. get* a pension of *8.00. Special Bale of hat* Tor the next 30 been granted a pension of 48.00. . days at H. A M. Witbey’s. Bernie Walker of Irving was a guest Robert Craven visited his sister in of Mr. and Mr*. Sam Wood over SunBattle Creek over Sunday. HASTINGS HERALD Christmas trade at H. A M. Withey1*. Mr*. C. F. Field and daughter Elisa­ beth were in Detroit from Friday to Monday. Mrs. O. C- Kunxe ot Kingston is visit­ ing her parents, Mr. and Mr* Peter Judge Nelson Sawyer of Palmyra, N. Y., is visiting hl* cousins, Mr. and Mr*. J. F. Whitney. There will bo special music at tbe NEW. SPECIAL BARGAINS CHRISTMAS Holiday Shoppers will find Bargains at our store. Here are a few of than aa samples of good things : One Idt bf No. 40 All Silk Ribbon at 12 l-2c a yard A big line of Imported Dolls from 15c to $2 each Our stock of Jardinieres will be closed out one-half regular prices Special line Ladies’ Handkerchiefs, 5c to 50c Our Vases, Jewelry, Bric-a-Brac, China Cups and Saucers are being closed out at any price . Our 5, 10 and 25 cent Counters are loaded with Bargains Come in and let us help make a Merry Christmas r you. Prompt and courteous attention for all. fng and evening. Burdette LIchty, who has been very sick witl^ Inflammatory iheumatiam during the past week, la Improving. Tbe Fred J. Young stock of clothing Is being cloaed out by auction sale*. Don't delay when you can buy goods at your own price. Mrs. Ellon Robinson la doing some beautiful work In china painting. We bul aid Ftruul. 1 will be at my borne on each Friday and at tbe Hasting* National Bank, each Saturday during the month of 1 will be al the Hasting* National Bank on Saturdays, Dec. 14, 21, 28 and Jan. 4th, 1902, for the purpose of re- George Miller. oeiving taxes. GmitnE HaN.na, The Hastings loo Company t menced cutting ice on Barber's yesterday. Tho oongvalod fluid lai Chidester® Burton’s Tho Hastings Iron Works are ex­ periencing a genuine boom. They are working a full quota of men and oven then arc unable’ u> keep up with their Tho regular mooting of Hasting* Lodge, No. 52, F. A A. M. will be held from Saturday until after tbe holidays, on Wedprodsy evening, December 25th, in order to visit hl* parent* and frianda TheHlOlALDand Detroit's new daily, in Washtenaw county. TrtDay, for only *2.10. D. C. B,roo*on and Bert Fairchild CLOTHING STORE The Center of Holiday Interest to Lansing yroterday. goods at H. A M. Withey1*. Oom a now and sit for your holiday pboto* at Qw Christmas studio. John G. Nagi or, James N.Cbvari and George W. Abbey, oommlaslonem ap­ pointed by the probate court, met Tues­ day at J. N. Powell1* in Rutland and decided that the so-called “Colgrove drain" waa a necessity. Dean Ferris was .awarded *20 damage* and'.Mr. Bert Withey, talesman for ibo Amer­ ican Jewelry Company of Providence, ■ag Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Babcock. IL L. arrived homo Saturday from the ’ Very nice cold and silver beaded weal for tbe holiday vacation. ones* st John Browner ’a, The Jeweler. Tho holiday vacallcn of the schools begins tomorrow, and for two weeks dawn Major ifoyntoo'sextension achcme tbo children and teachers will enjoy * Secretary Emry Busby of tbo Suto very emphatically. resale from books and Irosoas. Barbers' Examining Board ha* had a - I -have soma money placed in my very pleasant and convenient offio* hands to loan on personal security. fluted up in the rear of Colgrove A Potter1* law offices, and entered upon his 3. F. WfeUney went Tuesday to nejr duties. There la a largo amount Grand Ledge where ho has a position Dr. D. E. Fuller, P. T. Colgrovc, A. of correspondence and clerical work la the now table factory. A. Andciaon and John Goodyear apont connected with tbo position. Mia* Mine Minnis' Trumball l.< expected Friday night Jn Grand Rapids, and dur­ Mabel Cclgrovo has been engaged <u besne tomorrow,.evening from Ypsi­ ing that time Dr. Fuller and Mr. Col- stenographer and assistant In tha office. lanti for tbo holiday vaeaUon. Maybe <xir reader* do not know It, grove traveled tho aandy desert snd be­ A portion of the street lamp* were came Myrtle Shrinar*. ■ but the Michigan Central depot Is full of mechanics. Last week wo mentioned eonnwted Tuesday with the current the fact that Frank DeCouruy waa a generated from tho dam at LaBarge. making special, reduced prices. If you Tbo annual meeting of tbo Slate want anything in the line of novo*, Trer-hero' association will be held In new or second band, guns or ammnnlGrand Rapid* December M, TT and 28. lion, now is a good time to come and . Ill* announced that the Tboroapplo •ee me. E. J. Evans, one door north be wm born that way, nlthough bl* FJwxrlc company will complete lu of National Bank building.’ father waa'a carpenter before him. Npahvlllo extension and turn on tho Editor Shaw ootnpliment* Portmartor Dave, however, has worked sufficiently long at the trade lo bo able to tackle .The ootiditlbus of tbo Hastings Na­. of tbe Newaygo Republican: “Tho re­ anything. At preaent he is building tional Dank la very gratifying to lu of­- appointment of E. O. Shaw a* portmaa- a sportsman's cabinet to be finished In ficer* and sUrkhoIder*. Read the re­■ ter at Newaygo waa announced. last walnut for guns, ammuntiion, fishing port elsewhere in this paper. Monday.- It la needle** lo ssy that we tackle, etc , and when completed it will Ixau light black and tan bound, al-, consider the appointment a very good ■ mort while face. Answer* to the name। one.’’ Oh pshaw! To those who may with iodo some­ of “flinger." 'NoUtyby lector or bring' Chas. Lewi* of Adrian I* vldtlng hl* thing to help the worthy poor ot our to Earl Goldsmith, city, and receive re parent* in thia city. Mr. Lewla has city, the M. E. Bunday school extend* . charge of the chrysanthemum* at an Invitation to bring their gift* CbrtatSmith'* gteen-bouse, and bls employer tnaa eve or during the afternoon of ' I ha* won over *1,000 In prises, on thl* Tuesday, Doc. 34, lo the lecture room ' dower thl* year. He has with him plc- of tbe Metbodlst church, entrance on turea of chrysanthemums Including the south sidu of building. A eommltteo , new seedling "Convention Hall.'.’ , ■will be in attendance u> receive and . M.,W. Wkw auapdad a whool of in­ Deputy Sheriff Jay Hogle went to take charge of all contribution* sanction of Royal Arch Masons, as rep- Cort* Grove Monday and arrtrted brought there. ProUslqus, clothlog, 1 rtMnlMlva of Harting* Chapter, No. George Connor of Carlton, charged by toys, everything that wiij’und to glad- 1 «, bald at Grand Rapids Monday by James Brogdon with having poisoned 1den and make lighter the heart* of the . Grand lecturer L. C. Goodrich. his stock In September, by feeding needy will begraufully received. Tbo । them Paris green. Ha wa* taken be- 1distribution of gifu will uke place on . foro Justice Riker Tuesday. Indofault 'Chrlatmaa day, being In cbaruo of .Mr. 1 of 1W ball he waa placed lu jail. Tho Pryor's dasq. It will bo dona in a care- 1 csaminailon wm adjourned to Dec. 51 ]fill, syjlcmatlo manner, the chief alm 1 being to place each article where it will 11 LbiUr* addressed to the following ,do tbe must good. X persons remain unclaimed in thl* office When J. Z. Maynard waa down town . and will bo *eult<» the dead letter offloe ।Tuesday night he received word that . if not called lor by December Slrd: . the baby wm sick and when bo arrived . I D. E. Staples, Hon.Geo. C Smith, Gop. , Myer, Orvid Thorn, Philo ThomM, Earnest Hayward, Elmer Hickel. Mr* , Ira Jtmston, Mr*. Mary E. Moore. Mr*. Wrolsy French, .Mrs. Geo. Rowell, Mias Louise Schnbvl. ■ Thl* Is tbs time tbo year tn look , HE grand Holiday preparations which we have made find richest compensation by the increased good will and pleasure of those for whom we labor. articles for gifts is the finest we have ever made. The display of right Come and view it all. peering to be waited on promptly and we'll sec that you are satisfied. Come, ex. Here are a few of the many useful things we cany : CLOTHING FOR ALL NECKTIES HATS CAPS GLOVES MITTENS SOCKS shopping days before Christmas. OVERCOATS UNDERWEAR COLLARS CUFFS SWEATERS FANCY SHIRTS FANCY VESTS We want you to see the inside of our store and cordially in­ vite you to call. CHIDESTER & BURTON MERRY CHRISTMAS one of the best. type, too j and while, dear sir, it is .not a fir, yet it was made for you. ’Th true you see upon this tree no presents rich and rare; yet please be kind, and bear in mind, in wish the gifts are there. We now wish all both short arid tall, young, middle-aged and gray, MICH, ' WHITE, ‘A MERRY CHRISTMAS DAY. UFFE �> wan on the wane, for a big knee was thrust quickly up from nd and a big brown hand glutrb ugly knife al tbe Coyote s side. All members of tho Farmers and Emit Growers Union wlU please scud their want ieuors u> J. E. Edwards, Sec’y, AU farmers belonging to lbs Farm­ er* Union having bay to hula, please write lhe secretary staling amount and when they wish a baler. Yours, J. E. Kdwaiujb, Bec'y. A number of good farms for sals. Strayed from my premises on tbe Rate road about three weeks ago, eight *am>~. 3 weathers, 5 eweo, ooe-balf to swoahird Wooded Shropshire*. Finder please notify me and receive suitable sax*, asked as be grasped the handle Of the devinali looking blade. “Now. you ;tabd over rere. and JU get 'hind vis wock. Ven you rant along, ni jump out and 1 MU yo».“ / ,- AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES A FREE PATTERN NBC4LL& MAGAZINE1 Everything £« been concealed by bla dirty blanket. had managed to Achieve both those de Ughttul coda, and of all the happy sav­ Dubs eyed tbe weapon with covetous eyes. He could not withstand the temp­ ages on the Colorado desert be waa tbe tation of reeling It all over, standing MSCALL Sterling Silver Ebony and Ebonoid Toilet Articles well os NOVP-LTIbS, will'be iman : large purchase of r HOUDA GOObS CHEAP Iraa. a “swift” brushing against black foot, a spider dropping on leg. or even a big Oy buzzing at Het in regular session Friday even lag Dec. 6. IB 11. Mayor Renkes prtwld tag. Present at roll call Aids. C. F. Brooks, P. 0. Brooks, Bronson, flood year. Warner, Walers. Absent, Heath, Raed. Minutes of meetings of Oct. Iflth and 80lh read and approved. Aid. Heath took bls scab City Phyaician Fuller made verbal report of proceedings of meeting of state board of health at Ann Arbor, which / propose to give my customers the. benefit showing a large line of STERLING SILVER Moved by Reed that the report of the committee be accepted and adopted. Motion prevailed. Moved by Waters that the same ba passed as read. Carried. Ayee,C. F. Brooks, F. C. Brooks, Bronson, Good year. Heath, Reed, Warner, Waters, Knives and Forks Spoons Cream and Berry Spoons Cold Meat and Salad' Forks and the cartridge*—where were they? He taw Gay's mound of sand and, kicklog It gate a grunt of delight to see tbe Had lhe red beasl been awwke bs bratco capsulca that were scattered might have Imagined, that they wer< tbe haunting voices of tbe wee Uexl can children whose blood be had sc raibleealy shed that tmornlng. but tx beard them not. They were very fat In which toe small footprints led. Like a NoodbouDd. he chased along the those tenia 'that now piped forth w Jrack. Bllla eyre scanned the plain at merrily as Dubs snd Gay trudged down tbe |lor. They \ were walking to tbt ooodltlon foe the parly " 1 bought a scoop out along tbe roadbed, not on tlx bottle and Uko tffest pleasure in slat­ ing that two 'doses cured me and en­ track.1 for that was forbidden. There were other things Hutt wert grunt of disgust and was off like the abled me lo bare a good time ax tbe party ." Mr. Roell U a resident of Bom­ forbidden, too. and one of them wai wind over a ride trail that led toward _ mer HUI, N. Y. ThU remedy U for sale straying an far away from tbe station, the sunset. In lhe low roofed station bouse tbe but Dube was “taking good care" ol bis Ibr'c-yrer-old slater, and In thr mother crooned to tired little Gay. ly­ ing so soft ahd limp In ber arms. She pri/>bU sir foil years be was equal HOLIDAY BXCURS1OH. to tbe care of half a doom>aucb as Gay . looked out brer tbe desert, saw tbe sun “*F on’y had sum matches to build a|I touching tbe tips of tbe sedrmn giant •re wlv" sight'd Dubs. “I’d barn ofl cacti with purple dots, saw tbe prickly veto pricklewjna* like ve Injuns dore," ■I pear shrubs holding their grot req no ”l>-ohl" came suddenly from jindei arms abq-e the great sweep of sand Gay's anhbounct. “Wot a daif ’ “Wy. It's a Jug!", And Duba left tbt 1 faro foe tbs round trip ’ Children "too ales" and starved toward tbe pH* Jars. Daraeol sale Dec. 24th, 26<h of rocks where lay tbe Coyote s dewl 31m, 1001, and Jeu, 1st, 1003. Ho- John and where also Uy tbe Coyote Hmlt leaving destination RM later HOLIDAY SXCURD10H. Leather and Cut WATCHES Gold Bowed Spectacles can be tested afterwards and the lenses changed without extra cost. Don’t forget that I have a fine line of good CLOCKS, also' Kodaks and so hsaudd.oly became very brave, lie was certainly sound asleep snd i>e more to be feared than papa when b« a -wurky” Injun, tike tbe Yaquls. who „ __ , , —__ ________ hla mind became wholly at swae. Coywtes cartridge belt. which ren M tooeriy strapped, had fal Tbe human animal dads In thr appo­ site sex the greater part of bls sod ber menial life. The ana roeeoutef sat. When man ceased to capture woman. be cut a retd and blew a lune do win ber. and It waa not until be bad won h«r that be began to Uke an Interest in the tune for tu own sake. Cameras Photo �For more than a century scientists ind philosophers bare been vafnly trytag to discover tbe origin *nd cause of hss been played by the outlaw* of a*Q*bcestern Europe, aays tba Chicago Boeord-Herald. Americana have seldam fallen Into this k|nd of a trap, but . British and continental travelers, ta Qcabce especially, are famlltar'enough tailed la nog apparent, aa noth Ing In tbe gulf of Mexico Is In Its composition. There have been many theories, which bate been abandoned, some (H-rCcctly *baurd. such as Its being caused by tbe For tbe dedicatory ceremony tbe exte­ earth In Its revolution on Its axis, for rior of tbe building was decorated with If It bad the power to draw this stream figgs. American and Japanese, and ou a great shield stood out the atx colored flag of Buddha. From tbo pinnacle ot the cupola to tbe corners ot tbo grounds were *wnng lines of Jspsoree lanterns by the feeble equatorial stream, heap op the water In tbe gulf of Mexico, thence rushing around the south of Florida from tbe source of tbe gulf hourglass augurs Its universal accept­ ance as b timepiece by tbe coming gen­ eration 1 am not prepared to nay. but If aneb a renaissance were tb become assured It would be no more surpris- "Of tbe hourglasses sold at present tbe three minute glass to In the lead. Thia glass Is used almost exclusively to measure time In boiling eggs, and Ita usefulness naturally places Ita sales a with avidity. Families who are known to be peaceable and law abiding wlU frequently skirmish with edged tools for tho first reading of the weekly pa­ per. says Henry E. Know Id'The No- talnTng that word. Bright Boy—If one apple coats thro* cents, whs i'll four apples rerireh— Philadelphia Pros*. ber ot tbe family has absorbed tbe lo­ cal new*. But that to not all The pa­ per ta tiled for future reference. Even the cook Is interested, and you wor?t find ber using the local newspaper to musicians for piano practice and by lodges and secret societies. "The sand used In an hourglass to the tbey passed a party of six gendarmes, who seemed to be patrolling tba road; ala* a little farther on a party of twen­ ty four gendarme* near Marathon. of' a deetwr blue tbsp the surrounding seas and gushes forth from tbe start­ ing point off Cape Sable ai the rate of THE POULTRY YARD. and immediately the tourists were sur­ rounded by brigands, wbd dragged tbefn from tlielr carriages and roughly despoiled them of tbelr money and oo horses that had been taken from th* mounted guard. Tba brigands took their other victims Into the fastnesses of the mountains and encamped. b Lord Muneastcr was sent back to states moat emphatically that tbe value of the local newspaper to an advertiser consists largely tn the eagerness with which the paper la read from beginning to end—from lhe top left band column on the first page to tbe bottom right Land column on the last page. More over, after tbe first outburst of energy has subsided over tbe (oral happening*, the reader falls naturally into tbe habit of reading whatever else tbe pages con- PORTO RICAN DEVELOPMENT uf £25,000 ((128.000) for the party and Indemnity for tbe brigands, be agreetag to rvturq If unsuccessful. Through tlon of winds or currents can poaslblj cause tbe mighty rush of warm blue water with a velocity uf from five to who read It are subscribers who pay tbelr subscription by tbe year. Tbe local paper la not generally sold lo tbo expedition against the brigands, which >o enraged them that they murdered an the captives. This caused a profound sensation throughout Europe and led to tbe Im- chlse for the railroad waa granted In the early eighties and later passed to a ITrocb syndicate. The enterprise Is Madagascar. It runs southwesterly around tbe Cape of Good Hope, where It disappears off Cape Lagutins. Aa a current, probably part of It Is diverted question of taxation; Porto Ricans would bare exempted tbe company from tax re during tiro period ot ebn- tho country. The affair led to a change ta tbe cabinet. In February. 1880, Colonel Bynge, erhad been sent by Blr Henry LayNrfugee* tn eastern Roumella. waa cap­ tured near Halonlca by tbe notorious Greek brigand Niko.. He was kept for a’month a prisoner In a cave, guarded ky Ove men. and then released on pay- ' ,0a May 80,1891. Ansatstlua, a Greek brigand, tore up some rails of tbe Ori­ ental railway at Tchsriresksnl, sixty ■tike from Constantinople and batt ■way to Adrianople, robbed tbe psuenfirst class passengers to tbe moun­ tains. These bappeued to bo a party of German tourists, and one of the num­ ber, a Berlin ‘ manufacturer named Mrael. wm sent back with a letter do- embassy paid, exacting lu return i the Turkish government. Tbo mere wsce tfept in captivity nine i , Tbe bandits numbered thirty after.* A* this Is Impossible, for the present at least, the •company has been assured that In tbo near future It will tx> exempt from all taxation for a con­ siderable period. With thto under­ standing tbe work to progressing. "General Boy Btone also has a plan of developing tbo Island by building trolley lines to connect the Interior tkltb tbe bait line railway’ but tbe matter of tbe present at least. In the way of-this enterprise. Outside of tbe mote lib­ eral, extension of credit to agricultural interests nothing its metfs needed in Porto Blco than better transportation facilities to develop tbe Island. We need t«>tb steam and electric railway*, and these should be fret from taxa- say. to New York or on tripe over night to the country houses of Uls friends. have a similar origin, aa they are Iden­ He says that bo baa not once alept on tical In every respect aa rregs rd* color, anything but thia pillow since be was treat and rrioclty. springing-forth in seven years old.—Philadelphia Record. the same manner spontaneously from the | earth in some mysterious-way. to furnish tbp heat contained In* these streams that gush forth from the depths of tbe eea; consequently the •forces must be subterranean and can only be accounted for by large bodies of clear, blue water from tho ocean forcing Its wAy Into tbe depths of tbe “Crossed In’lover she asked sympa­ thetically. . "No." replied tba girl, with A sigh, "crossed In tbe Bervia. and an awfully rough passage too.’’J-rTtt-8lt*. the schools of tbs tala nd." said be. "English is now one of- the required studies. Attendance la constantly In­ creasing In tbe schools, for the 1‘orto HJeau* are coming to appreciate the value of education. Not only has ma­ terial progress been made la tbe school system of tbe Island, but arrangcnwul* ery suburbanite when bo wants to net bls name In the paper. Perhaps be claims he doesn't, but way down deep merous rivers, too, are continually flowing In, and yet the sea remains at tbe akme level. Evaporation cannot account for It, for what la evaporated Vouboyle, wbd was be raided m a hu­ morist. with moving pictures, appeared lu Orltanl hall. Hackenwck. N. J. be­ fore an vxpMUnt audliHjcr. As a hu­ morist the artist failed to produce a laugh, but bo was awlat.-d la the hit of the mnlag by Mrs. Rhine Westering, ■ Irthaay Privilege, Children in ChorusLMsny happy w, turns of the day. grandpa; and mam­ ma says If you give us each fifty cents lady. "She la probably alone and a stranger. Her pale checks and great, sad eyes tell of a broken heart and a yearning for sympathy.'' Bo she went over to tbe traveler to win ber coufl- And ao tba reasons grow why tbe local newspaper has the strongest kind of claims for real dyed In the wool value to tbo advertiser. Let cs give pbere. eight-ninths of the waters and. Their alms, varying of course with local needs. Include municipal reform, sanitary Improvements—especially aa to water supply and sewerage and dtapoeal of waste—the Improvement of roads, of sidewalks, of parka of school yards and qjber public grounds—espo- �County Correspondence. It tart ttea M's Fait, litart jar Grocer* Fait, SHULTZ. J i'reparotion* sre being made for a ChrlsUM* tree and program to bo given gathered at thobomo ot George Hub­ ChrlsttoM eve at tbe church. bard, Saturday evening, whdro the The Maccaboe* have renUxl tho leaguer* had been previously invited that tbe bulk coffee you just creamery building and are fitting it up and they were royally entertained by the member* of tho family. All do. , purchased turns out to be differ‘ ' ent from the “same kind" bought quartern next Thursday avonlng. All Sir Kulrbw and families araUMtod to ooroo. Itofrc*hm4»Dte will b* sarved. . The other day while stacking hay, Tbe sealed package in which Delbert Craven slipped and foil, tpraln- Chare tbo booby prize. LION COFFEE i* sold insures ar hie ankle badly. Since thou ho walk* th * can*. - ' NASHVILLE. uniform flavor and strength. It Mis* Erw*y will take a vacation from Deputy Commander McDonald of also keeps the coffee fresh and her school labors next week. School Grand Rapid* and Lsdy Commander begin* the week following. insure* absolute purity. Tba social at Lee McDonald'* lat Hose Colgrovc of llMtlngs. gar* tho Maccabees of this place no tnserwting talk at their hall last Monday night. Tbe second of the series of tbe high tended and much enjoyed by all. Tho TAMARAC. •cbool entertainment course wm given proceed* amounted to *8.2T. r. all from this corner of st the opera house Imi Wcdne-day bare gone away to spend night by Herbert A. Sprague in tbe ImFood Changed to Polson pcreocslion of Rip Vm Winkle. Tho—, Putrefying food In the intestine* pro­ who attended were wall ploMod and cd from a fbur weeks' visit in Ohio. entertained. duce* effect* like those of arsenic, bu. highly - --------re spending Sirs. Philip Ayres, who ba been ser­ II, the guest Dr. King'* Now Life 1111* expel tho iously ill st her home south of tho vll; -eonplc of wedr* In De poison* from cloggod bowel*, gently, of thdr brother Dan. eolly but surely, curing constipation logo Is improving rapidly. Mr. and Mr*. Demai notary Knickerbocker bu gone to bnilousne**, »lck headache, fevers, all UabolldayulhCansdi Charlotte to work in tho Dolson car­ Jeeee Chaao aod wlL - -------------------- -- liver, kidney and bowel trmiblu*. riage factory. utettod at Iteral Hyor*'. Monday and 1 William Brook* and IL Mayo, who TuMday of thU week. bare been laid up for a long time with Hugh Myer* hM revered hl* ooanecDUNCAN LAKE. rhaumati*m7are slowly Improving. tlon with the milk route. - ThomM Burkey formerly of \hl* place Horace Myer* expect* u>*pendcbri*tbut now of PonlUc, returned lo his AM and Now Year* with hl* ton Haden homo last Saturday, after a we- k's visit M Lake City. 15 John Landk. Veru Hare, Owen Smith, Jake Landis and Will Cable of rife attended winter. eould hardlj. walk," write* H. Robin •on, Hillsborough Ill-, “but Bucklon’ Arnica Seiko completely cared them.' meloo. Monday. The floral design* were many snd lAsaotlful. Ono large piece from hi* friend* at the Boston •lore, where bo worked for fifteen year*. wm exceptionally beautiful. There will bo a CbrtsunM true el lhe school house Saturday ovonl ng. Teacherand pupil* arc working hard to make it a *ucoe*s. Mr*. Gilo* Shepherd hM »old over bls homo near the Center, Friday night. Mr*. F. W. Ford returned to her home al Hickory Oirnere. Monday, after, spending several days with■ b her «*lparents, “renu- mlI1 oo Saturday. Polar Covert and wife. The school al the Center will close . YANKEE SPRINGS. Clem roster expect* to spend tbe boll-, Tbe children are looking for day* in Cadi Dao at tire homo of bl* Christina* tree and tbeTrspi brother. L. T. M. Foster­ Mr. Malllson *ay* It was a cold day Monday. On arriving at Freeport with evening and wo hope Old Santa will do part well. frown in tbo can* and it took a long hi* The entertainment wm well attended time to extract it. Consequently Mr. M. considering tho extreme cold. Tho wm rather lata borne. E. J. Kershner i* spending tho week program wm splendid. Ed Hall I* very bu*y drawing tic* In Big Rapids and other northern cl tie*. Jesae Grover anticipate* living at th* county scat thl* week. That's fine H. T. McIntyre, St.Paul, Minn., who when you can get *2.00 per day. aa been troubled with a disordered ' Mr. Averill from near Dorr, 1* visit­ ing Rev. Clack. if. Smith. Mr*. Buskirk's brother, than anything ( bam crer taken." F< *ale by Fred L. Heath, tho Dtugght. m Mr.'scoti v kited at J. Springer’* last Mr. and Mr*. Andruv are visiting at Mrs. Norris'. Rumor report* Bert McKibben will move to North Irving. Hiram Merrill and Wm. Burroughs' are entertaining a brother-in-law from Mr*. R. did whjlo Fred worked on lhe Cadillac. . Joo Moorc went to Battle Creek, Fri­ day, with a load of dreared pork. Dick Quick and wife of Bedford and Mr*. Quick of Milo were guest* of W. Lyon* and wife Saturday and Sunday Wa will wl»h each and every one a very merry ChrinUna. Levi Bresee and wlfo of Battle Creek druggist, W. H. Goodyear. are visiting thelrchlldreo at this place. James Mattison1, funeral wre held M Tbe regiatered Durham bull, Duke, Benfield, SnodajWm. Burroughs and wlfewere at Mr. MarriU’a, Su*aay. ' The children are all busy now getting USEFUL CHRISTMAS -PRESENTS- Mr*. E. E. Warner will entertain ber sister and husband from Wisconsin thl* Stock Brood era Attention. dance I* requested. John Ackett, who wm run into by tho M. C. train a snort time ego and »o setiauily injured, I* able to bo out again. Il w*« *o close it call that Mr. Ackett doo* not care to repeal the experience. The «bow “A Country Merchant" I hold forth al the opera house issl Fri­ day night to * fair sized andlonce. Bert Parody of Grand Rapid* i» vis­ iting in lhe village for * fow days. Ksto Cumming* of Assyria who hM been visiting relsllvc* In lhe village ro- •B • You can find a great many useful Christmas Presents in a first class HARDWARE like ours. * * * * * * * ♦ * ♦ Mra. A. L. Rasoy hu a cousin from Mootaaa visiting her. Ho will remain here for n short lime. A. 8. Mitehet of Grand Rapid* visit­ ed in tbo village lai Saturday. Geo. Grifiln of Marcellus I* spending a fow day* with hl* brother io Maple Grove. Goo: Sourer* of Muncie, Indiana, wm in the village Imi Saturday. Al. Vanoocker. Ed Mayo and Fred Habcrsatt had an experience last Mon­ day which they do not care to repeat. Universal Food Choppers Mrs. Potts’ Sad Irons Wringers Washing Machines Rators Pocket Knives Carving Sets Shears and Scissors Chafing Dishes Bake Dishes Skates Sleigh Bells Nickel Tea and Coffee Pots Robes and Blankets Shot Guns and Rifles Nut Crackers and Picks Air Guns Cutters and Sleighs Rogers' Knives,. Forks and Spoons A fine line of Ranges, Cook Stoves and Heaters. Qual­ The Studebaker Wagon Co. has sent its 5(X) Farmers’ Almanats for distribution t6 our customers. Ask for one. , (jOODYEAR it 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* DOWLING. Dr. Huffman of Ludington, who came to attend inc funeral of Mr*. Austin Huffman, returned home Imi Tuesday. Dr. Huffman and wlfo of Sanoma RUTLAND CENTER. camo to attend tbo funeral but were too Mr. Hutchinson closed hl* school isst late to join tbe procession and returned Thursd»y to attend bi* aunt'* funeral tbeMame day. at North Irving. Ml.. Huffman ol Toledo. O.. la spend Glenn* Krway I* homo from tbe eity Ing a few days here with relative*. She to spend ber Cbrbtnwu vacation with will return soon accompanied by ber ber parents. Mrs. Miller of near Middleville visit­ ed her daughter. Mrt. H. H. Blake, Ru« Gropnfiold haa purebaaed tbe last Monday. homo and lot owned by Wesley French Mra. Gescbwind of Ratings and cousin of Chicago called at John Bel-' son's last week. Eva Erwsy close* her school at Shultz for Boitcn, where they will make tbelr this week Friday for a week's vacation. future borne. Lmt Monday, Ja*. Matteson waa,tak­ Frank. Haven* ot Hastings visited en sick-with bowel trouble, Tuesday Dick Foreman and wife lut week.1 morning tho physician wm summoned, but all bls efforts to prolong life availed ' DELTON. naught, end Friday morning death re­ Last Monday morning wo had tan be­ leased blm of hla suffering. Tbe fu­ low zero. Plenty cold enough foc.u*. neral wm bold at Banflcld church anu Geo. Mile* Um added a Uno of gro­ eUry, Rev. Loamon officiating. Mr. ceries to hl* meat buslnc**. Mrs. Adallne Hynes visited her Matteson wm 73 years old. Ho wm brother, Q. A. from Saturday until highly respeotad by all wfeo knew blm, a kind huabaud and father. He leave* W. T. Pierce tceigned hl* position m an aged wife, two son* and many grand engineer at tho Chaeo mill and E. F. children to mourn hl* loa. Albert Matteson and family of Battle Barrett of Milo hM boon engaged to fill bl* place, commend ng Imi Monday. Crock were here Sunday to attend hl* J. W. Briggs wm around with a tub­ lather'* burial. Jeeiamine Ballenger 1» taking thu scription paper Monday morning and raised enough money to buy aII-.. ton of i hra/th UTUUnent and I* improving In --------- ■-■ r.— CEDAR CRHpK. rro Monday morning. There is a quality in Royal Bak­ ing Powder, coming from the purity and wholeSotneness of its ingre­ dients, which promotes digestion. Food raised by it will not distress. , This peculiarity of Royal has been noted by hygienists and physicians. t ity and Prices always right. RROS HZSTINBS, MICH. person*, who were bunting with tho dog sad invited them to ride with blm and jut M-tbey got into tho buggy tho dog attacked the hone snd for about a mile a terrible battle en»ued lo which tbo dog wm badly kicked snd hrulscd and finally picked up for dead, the horse and boy* no worse for tbelr journey. Mattison** funeral Sunday. Dyspepsia Look over this list and find something you want. There wore several sleighs oo our streets ImI Monday but It wa pretty poor sleighing. E. M. Cook made a business trip to K alamazoo Tuesday. Bu nnell school house on Chris Una cv e. Birdie Baird of Battle Creek visited Mr*. R- Cramer of Hastings is sick A. L. Clark sad wife from Thursday al the bom* of ber father, A. W. Poare. until Monday. ■ ' board- Thursday. Everybody-a*em* to be thinking of and preparing tor Cbrbtmsa. - “ ‘ ‘ 3', 4* 4* 4* 4* 414* 4* 4* ♦ 4* 4* H Mrs. George Frisby hM been rery poorly of late. ' • Ed Savscool end wife of Welcome Corner* spent Sunday tho gucat of hi* lister at this place. 1 John Fighter was on our .tract* with fresh tl»h Friday. They were eaugbt in Lake Erie and were floe. interest is being tried in the circuit Lqlgbton la tbe plaintiff and l>r. Ahkm Hanloo of Middleville, the defendant. fracture of tba leg caused by a falling tree. He employed Dr,Hanlon and Mb*. but la batter at thii writing. juries he allege* malpractice anclauB* other wook Is gone, wti will elosa by for 110,000 damage*. Tbe plaintiff'* wishing tbo editor and ell Hhhai,I> case is being conducted by Attorney* readers a Merry, Merry Christina. MoKnigbt and McAllister of Grand Rapid*, and Sullivan of thl* city. The A Good Cough Medicine. defendant's lawyers arc H. E?: Hen­ drick* of Middleville and Colgrovq 4 I And .Chamberlain'* Cough Remedy Potter of tbls clty. Theca*. wu called is an czocllenl medicine. 1 have been vufferlrfg from a severe cough for tbo Tuesday afternoon and is not likely to ImI two month*, It hm effeclod a cure. go to the jury until tomorrow after­ l have greatpieashrein recommending noon. Tbe plaintiff brought on eight Ik- -W. C. Wockoer. Thl* is the opin­ wltnoae*, among them being Dr. C.H. ion of one of our oldest and most re­ spected realdcnts, snd hM been volun­ ' Kelly, s Grand Rapid* surgeon, and tarily given in good faith that other* Dr. J. P. Furgeson of Middlovllle. msy try the remedy and be benefited, They rested thqlr case yesterday noon m wm Mr. Wook nor. This remedy Is eolfl by Fred L. Heath, the Druggist. having been occupied in the examin­ ation of tbe defendant, Dr. Hanlon. Among the witnesses db this side are ( Dr. Smith, of Grand Rapids, Dr. Hyde Flora, wife of William Woodruff, who tau b... Ill lilt I.., uwbi. <«•«».'«' ■*; Un., L., U U. bom. t>„. lz»r, ud V.U« <1 of her husband's parent*, Mr. and Mr*. Jama Woodruff, on south Jeffewdn CITY itreet, the Immediate cause of her death being pneumonia. Mr*. Woodruff waa Wheat, tbe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Owing to the proximity of the place to Dr. Woodyiansee'* the funeral, which wa* held thla forenoon. waa private, on- MARKETS. Butter, roll. Hff*......... . ............. Timothy seed Geo. Bullen offered prayer at tbe house Potatoes................ and the remaining service* wire al the ......V..«M0 ’..’.’..K.in to 17.00 In health. ' Rav^G. IL McDowell commenced a SHAFFER’S CORNERS. Chlfllpiu», drtMod. Hogs, live.............. William Jarrard end wife were al Battle Creek, Thursday, vUiting tbelr establishing a canning factory lu thia city. eTh* proportion wm discussed at Jehlal Whitcomb bo* moved to Bat­ the meeting ot lhe Farmers and Fruli tle Creek. i Mary Orosri* working at Fred Hinck- Grower* Union lest Saturday and will Friday night of tha death of bl* mother * ^Tho dance at Fred Hinckley'*, Fri­ lap further considered al tbe special meeting called for thia week Saturday, near Prairierille. Thia la tbo fourth day night wm not a snooeal owing to A citizens' meeting was also held last Beef, Um Friday evening, but owing to tbe stormy weather the attendance was small. Mears. Sherrod and Silver, Cbickaaa live... Tbuml«. -Ula l.Uln, i teren the fanner* and tmalneta men in Chicken* dressed. frightened at the car* MoKnlvystore building and run a genTurkeys drewed in being lame and sore, out all right, there being n< ]XM*d to build and equip a plant at an on. 8. P. ««y* you u*e‘t b NORTH CARLTON. .•6.50 lo 17.00 MOO to Mt* C attending the Parker and Allot' allot- � https://www.barrycountyhistoryportal.org/files/original/22/655/HastingsHerald_1901-12-26.pdf 7a8f62408205381b90540aeee73a144f PDF Text Text HASTINGS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1901. A MEW LEAF THE AMEWYEAOHABIT ' The Near Ye a r-Sorry for you. old chip, hot ev­ ary dog has hit day. yea AT KEW ©ULGK1 AK know. By th. way. you look pretty dry. ;. , 1 The OH Teaa-Thafe ’ /wranaa Pea joat ^eea ! A NEW YEAR'S. PRAYER. "Ton most atop amokIn*." "But I never arooko." "Then you mum not ait up late at nlgbt." “I go to bed every night at half paat 0,” replied tho man. feat. Reaolve that yon will become a mflHoaalre before the year h out. that yoo will be a atatemneu or a aoldler and tare your fatherland from the ruin which la alwaya centrotitlag It or write a diary. Nothin* takes more atrength of pnrpoae than tt^e keeping of a diary, and it yon ever grow to be famona you can aell yonr diary to aofne entrrprleln* pttbliahe-r and add lichee to your. fame. Leave a record A NEW YEAR’S BLUFF. Poor, patient, plodding, palmrtakta* Patera had worked a tritU laaa than fifty year, seder old Hkltner. the year, manu­ facturer, tor a weekly raka off at from *3 to 820 per. The anowstotma ot yrare had whitened hla whiakert. and the lawn tad wee of Tima had dipped the hair w For the above occagtoo the Mlcblgaa Central will Mil ticket* at one and onethird fare t>r toe round trip. Child roo half fare Dataa of tale Dec. 34th, Sth and 31at,1001, and Jan. lit, 1802. IUlurn limit leaving destination not later than Jan. Sad. D. K. Titmax, HOLIDAY EXCURSION. Foe the above occaalon, the Chicago, Kalamaioo k Saginaw Ky. Co. will mH ticketa at one and one-third fam for the round trip. Children half fare. Date, of Bale, Dec. Mth, Sth and SUt, �ms admit that it was *mil|tary ti inmiriiy to concentrate and hold the women'and children In captivity. Why did not tbe British pul them In Johannesburg, which could easily bold a»,oop people and is tn < good sanitary bond! lion and was donated by the membars and so- practically deserted? There sre thir­ detlea of ths church. teen tow ns which are practically dcecrt- , of the'Woodland school*, wa. to Mr. Prod H. Clay ^talcn Rapids. ----- -----The Methodism of Woodland have TUB TRUTHS. DROP of Ink will color a whole elaw of water, it 11 an Inch of yeaat whldi makes a pap of bread rise, and a single cake o< soap containing unabsorbed alkali can ruin a hundred times Its cost fa laces and fine embroidery. After all. bit wise to take such risks with common soap r Of course you can get along without ivory Soap. So can a wagon without axle grease—but h goes hard. Current Opinion. Afraid of Publicity ui<bi valuable Instrameol of organ- Henry C. Iteynri' a member of his I cabinet. As a chief executive looking f K>. t.ti.Vinav 1.1—In ir< iv ernmen t. mistake In taking ths Wisconsin man Info his councils -Grand Rapids Demo­ subsidy Hll." When asked for its provision** he replied: "I am unwilling that its features should become tbo shuttle-cock of journalistic comment.'' Why should tbe bill bo shielded from public acrullny? 1 Why should ite features bo kept Intbtfdark? Truth and justice do not fear tbo light; neither has any good measure nown for avoiding tbe public A Costly Business One day last week the friends of Rev. Hamp of Woodland, called on him and presented him with a One rocker, tho oocasluo being his eightieth birthday. Elmer Hynca of Woodland, last week Monday met with a painful accident while working near the corn shredder In Rowlader'a elevator. Ho got too near tbe pulley which caught his artn. badly bruising his left forearm and breaking one of the boneaabout midway between the elbow and wrist. ' The common council of Nashville at ite last meeting passed an ordinance do­ ing away with plank and tar sidewalks and requiring that all' walks shall be made ofcement or stone. It would boa public Instruction, has scheduled a teachers' inspiration inslituicfor Barry onuntyi to bo held In the city of Hast­ ings, January 30, 31 and February I, ThU Institute will be held in accord­ ance with a general schedule of Instb tutea whlch'has been devised by tbedfr partmept, of public Instruction and which bos been approved by a large proportion of tbe commlsslooen of tbe camps or dtlM. The For three successive years Harry county bqa held long term academia in­ occurring, not among Indians or a wild stitutes. These have been productive race, bur among the moat robust people of much good but notwithstanding this OtSUarth. The facts regarding our army fact it is believed that an occasional in- m concenlratlon also a Rood thing. Such has proved to about 30,<Wburghers In the field. His a far better array now thaa,everbefore. ’’ Owing to the illneaa of Representative It certainly will bo a most satisfac­ Richardson of Tennessee, ths house tory meeting If the ability and rspulademocratic leader, the fight against the Philippine tariff bill waa led bytlepassigned by tbe department are a stan­ dard by which wo may judge. Prea. made tho most of the small opportunity Albert Leonard of tho Michigan Nor­ allowed by the republican programme Fifty-five scrca have already been con­ of jamming the bill through In ttyodays. mal School System, Deputy Superin­ tract ed toward securing a pickle fac­ tendent of Public Instruction W. H. tory foe Middleville. The Michigan Among the hits made by democrats in French, Professor 9. B. Laird and Miss Central has eocsentcd to build a slde- short speeches against the bill that of Margaret Wise of the Normal college Repreacntative DeAnnond of Montana nuke up the list. At a regular meeting of HUI Post, waa striking. He said of the PhUlpA definite program has not fa. yet held December 7th, the following of­ plnea and the republican policy: "We been drafted but the following sketch ficers were elected for the ensuing year: acquired them in folly, let us dispose of Commander, D. W. Johnson. will give an idea.of tbe general plan: them. Almoatevery man io the islands Senior Vice Com., Wilber Cutler. The institute will open Thursday Junior Vice Com., Fro) Teadt. long* for Independence and liberty. Chaplain, A. A. Tewksbury. How long will It bo before anotbeV in­ Dr. Leonard. Both fotenoon and af­ Quartermaster, J. S. Johnson. surrection break* out? Who can tell Officer of Day, Wm. McConnell. ternoon sessions of Friday'will be taken Officer of Guard, Wm. Dickins. A K» many of our youth It will lay away up.wllh add resus by Dep- Supt. French, Adjutant, E. F. Farnum. fl country church yards, bow many dolProf. Laird and Miss Wise. Friday —Middleville Stfl Sof extra levy It will cost the people? evening Prof. Laird will give an ad­ dress. Two sessions will be held oh teturn to the principles of any Ameri­ Instrumoot called abagpipe. This par­ ticular bagpips la over 10u rears old and can party and make an cod of our trou­ by Prof. Laird and Miss Wise bles. Why not dispose of them to some We foci deeply grateful ’u> the de­ partment for these splendid aaslgoposition of them Is better than their re­ Ixulefleld of Waterloo, with a McLeay tention." at the mouthpiece. It comes to Dr. Mocounty (and adjoining counties as well) The republican majority of the senate to unite with us In helping to make this Loay by right of heirship and is highly prised by him.—Prairieville Press recognlrcd the proper status of Senator coming institute the most Inspiring McLaurin of South Carolina, by invit­ and helpful lu the educational history port must be on the boom. I-ast Satur­ ing him to their caucus and providing day evening six candidate* were given him with committee assignments, and of the county. their Initiatory degree and there are when the complete list of the reorgan­ ed wltb a view of providing material still more to follow, ised committees waa read in the senate Tho Congregational Sunday school at for all those of tho general public who Freeport gave a Christmas cantata, Mclaturin was classed as a republican. Dose Platt is growing thin-skinned schools and to all such w« extend a The Crowning of Christmas. Tuesday evening. and over-sensitive in his old ago. He Ap institute tor Eaton county teach­ Is whining like a baby about a character ers will bo held In Charlotte, Friday sketch of himself, written by William Special sanouncamente will bo made It is discouraging informstion tha.t Gen. Chaffee brings us about the char­ acter of tbe people whom we arc en­ gaged in fighting for a self-govern­ ment that they wish to exercise at onoc. ■'History affords no parallel,” says bo "of a whole people thus practically turning war traitors, and lu the genius to give any considerable time , of oo other people was ever found such for tho dlseusslou of their pec public masterful powers of secrecy and dissim­ meaaurew. When they want something ulation. But it is needless to say that done they spring a bill upon ooegrosa and hurry It through. They failed co 1... Kill .'.-..L-h MIUI I, uncnlightent-d foundations.'’ What Gen. Chaffee calls "immoral and unen­ R. Pattongilf of Lansing. Kx-fiUPt. materially changed, but tho public has lightened foundations." It is needless to Public Instructions will be lu char had no chance to consider tbe changes. say. Is a strong, aversion to being ruled at the meeting. Publicity has never defeated a good by an alien - people. When we of measure, but bad measures have Often the superior white races bappea to Washington Letter been passed hurriedly which eould nev- manifest such an aversion, wo describe it as an exalted quality of patriotism. It is treachery only In the case of tho Washington, D. C„ Doc. 20, UpJ. discussion.-The Commoner. That Mr. Roosevelt makew a distinc­ governed by us. Verily, but it Is a tion in machine politicians between How to Get Rich Quick. - - -1 - * 1 - - - llcan, and published In one of tho tencoot magaxlnea, and threatening libel suite against both writer and publisher. • Tbe Incident is regarded as rather com­ iical by the average senator and repre­ sentative, who arc disposed to regard such things as ail in the day'a work. Mr. Andrew Carnegie was a guest of Mr. Roosevelt this week, and they'dis­ cussed his offer to give tbe United Slates There I* one word of cautloq that tile strong objections to our definition presidential candidate of his |>arty and •10,000,000 In steel Crust bonds for a never grows old or stale, because there rv..—r. 0mm national univarsity, a gift that Mr. la afresh lot of Innocents coming along Roosevelt wm afraid to accept. every y<wr- The traditional birth-rate of the "sucker"—one every mlnutehas increased to a thousand. In greatunder the guidance o! a political manlpDecemiicr tho turning of |H>lltical tricks—H. C. Payne, of Wisconsin, vice-chairman of months. Oil Melds thousands, gold fields their tens o the republican national committee, who ‘ thousands, and the “get-ricb-qulck' Emory Smith as postmaster general and who waa Hanna's second In the bossing Eji locotcb its crowd of innocents. Every . dd skin-game and a hundred new ones of the republican side of the last nation­ * hate boon worked on and have worked al campaign. The meaning of Payne's r- lbe public. . ’ We desire to express our heartfelt entry Into the cabinet la obvious, as well as his being put at the head of the thanks to the friends and neighbors, Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for the I. O. O. F., Daughters of Rebekah, personally investigated them W. R. C. end G. A. R. who so kindly head of a Roosevelt machine, which is Children. larger concerns, even though lent their assistance during the sick­ ganixsd to secure Roosevelt delegalqs ness of oar beloved father, James MurTng Childjuk. to tbe republican national convention, ply. values U. suit themselves. Invest In and if Roosevelt secures the nomination nothing which you have not fntettlhe will boss hl* campaign. Tbe repub­ gated. Finu, know the chartetor of St. Rose's Church. lican machine politicians who have Um men who make up the, company and direct its affaire, and second, been turned down by Mr. Roosevelt are। . There rill be a soda! at St. Rosa's those who have not pledged themselves rectory Friday evening, Doc. 27th. to him. • fMbtcn^O thetrls a dispositionL After progressive pedro and light re■ froshmenu there will be a inns leal re­ ThsBalurA-SPLENDID COMBINATION. * cltal given by the young ladlee sfho are Krening Post. in attendance at Sl Mary's academy, The Hould Is plsated totnnounco to work oo the Roosevelt jxilitlca) ms- Monroe, aaalsiod by local talent. Tho usual single adtatasion will be 16-rente _Mr, Charles Emory-Smith snyshlf re­ bigbeUas monthly magazine, in oora- tirement from tbe cabinet was entirely UnaUoo with the Hxaztdi at a merely voluntary and Id accordance with plans PICKED UP. sstwsgstts-,; speculation is rife as to who will be the nastmembertogo. Many believe that of its kind, such Service Resumed FLORIDA LIMITED Louisville & Nashville R. B. Jacksonville St. Augustine FLORIDA lh> Fitful and Flint Sinlci Stitt from week to week through the county papers and a full program will be print­ ed later. This Institute, by vote of the executive committee of the County place of the regular winter meeting of that organization and lu consequence there should be a stronger effort to make the meeting doubly valuableJno, C. Kctcham, Cotnmlsaioner of Schools BEST FOR THE BOWELS OANDY CATHARTIC Obituary. Mr- Murphy waa born May 2V, 1835, on board ship bn the Atlantic ocean, and bls pother died at that Ums. ills year*,’ and' sb the boy 'wm "given to a Mr. .Wood of Woodstock, Vermont, to bring up. . Ho became a sheep raiser and' during the bard limes of 186' lost •8,000 in that Industry. Ho enlisted three times in the United States army. year and lastly for three years. At the close of the cl vil war ho was discharged, vice In Company B, Sib Vermont Vo), unteert, Second Division of the Oth Army Corps. He then became pur­ chasing agent for the late L.D. Gordo er of this city, at stock buying, and Mr. Gardner Induced him to come to Hast­ ing* He name here on the flrat passen­ ger train run over the Michigan Ccn- EAT ’EM LIKE CANDY keepTouTblnTblem HE FEARED HE HAD 10ST When Wu Ting Fang, ths turnons Chh. s Minister to Waahliigton, IrriteUa sad ha wm dreadfully high pointed out that tbs stal teen years he was engineer for Dwight A Burrell and the.Spalding Manu­ facturing Co., and for nearly twelve years he waa engineer at the city water works. He has been a member of Hast­ ings Lodge, No. 58, X. O. O. F., for THE Bit IIAMOHI OH Hit HAT ’ through the chain In the subordinate Hundreds of Hastings People Vol­ lodge and the encampment. unteer Evidence That Dispels i - Doubt. pcriodlcal published at Bottle Creek. Evsnlng Feet, both In typegrspb- tbs UaNM tn. at Vt, The column* of this nuwspaper are day-by-d*y publishing fresh evidence from pastings people which establishes mors fully the great reputation of Dr. A. W. Chase's Nerve Fills. The mantter in which they take hold of the run down and debilitated is so prompt, strength and energy is to quickly picked up by ihsir use, home evidence lu plenti­ ful. waa feeling better. Oh Wednesday afternoon, Doc. 18, while standing be­ it OM ba. Better MW,—vrsB Immtiw; that's tbs way they work. 0«t ths garni- ralysl*, caused by hemorrhage od the vived a Huie o*er a day. About'seven ■ Ko leaves five OhiMrsn, Orville of inqulry and Rear Admiral Schley's Sparta, Burt nf Grand Rapids, Milton, strong and manly protest against that Mrs. Wm. Eaton and Lucille of this poctioc of the'ropwt signed by AdmirsUB« Hastings, Mich., says: "I was ve«y Ha: nervous and all run down, the slight­ facts oftebltehdd by the m Idcnue, which est thing upset mo. Hearing of Dr. A. many friends, aud kept them: was W. H. Goody war's drug euro and after strictly honest, trustworthy and loyaL taking qne box the nerrousnewi is comwllloommilsuqb act of pletsly gone. I sleep wull and foci .... J mm Mrecgly held Sunday afternoon al W o'clock teln*.'* . Patents �A Weman's Strange Journey Rude- ty Ended. adjoining rooms. claiming they were Eighty Vhousand Men March Through Streets In Pa-' ' trlotic Mood. DAVIDSON'S FIGHT FOR formation of ths in the evening cheering for Argentina, the Argentine army. President Roca, manifastaata, eaUivaUd to have numslopped and cheered before the otffcea then marched in lbs direction of Pres­ ident Roca's residence, before wiileb the national hymn was sung. Tbo President rropuuded with an energetic speech, which waa enthuslaaUeally ap­ plauded Then, tor hour, tfie covered lying keyhole* and cracks around the doors thor. I produced spirals of wonderful fashion. From this It was only a step ras an perfect os A tone bandit got 57.000 from A woman approachlug 50 years of age ami a son of U year* giving their names as Avl» nnd Wurtland Butts. Mayor Sherman, of Utica. N. Y.. ba* nant. of Bandstone, luring lecuned a obtain Jug hl« uuttiurlty. Tuesday be remov­ ed CoiuuilMloner Frank L. Jone* on tbe charge. The commissioner voted to expcud money In the police and tiro fond to enlarge some engine houses and the police station without waiting, for the expcndituri' to be authorised by know God aa He is. God la all about national complications, says that tbe u* and tn n* He la Intelligence and republic of Uruguay is much . con­ until we know Him we cannot know . Woodsmen at lh«- Wlxun lun^ker' cerned, In view of the possibility of a camp near Boyne Falls-learned that conflict between Argentina and Chile, dm ting lilniM'lf nt the camp In their about her uautrallty. Brasi) Is also TRUST SIGNS LAKE MEN. alnccnce and they started out to run down tl>e fellow. They cbesed him live rullra through tho woods. Anally that Brasil contemplates appropriating overtaking and giving him a severe *35.000.000 to *50,000.000 In th. purStates Steel Corporation and the Ma­ drubbing. rine Eaaineera' association bars locked Brasil, which up to the preoenl has succeeded In cottflnlng heroelf to a Joseph F. Hayes, chief engineer ol •tats of armed peace, la fl tutUy4 getting mixed up In the diplomatic compile*- signing contracts with his old engi­ tlon* and la feeling herself compelled neers for next season. He did not to guard herself against the threatened wait until the men had reached thtrit trouble between South American conn- home ports and had been infused with tries. Peru ant Bolivia are also strengthening their armament* Ind. Incidentally, are ruining themselves by caught hie m^n as they were, laying (0 doing. up their engine* It Is said that a big PERSIAN GULF, steel' trust's contract, notwithstanding Bombay. Dec. 13.—It la feared here P ralan suit. Mabarouk. the Sheik of Bagdad railroad, haa recently refused to allow a special commission, seat by Bu'.tan from Constantinople, to land, and declined io accede to tbe Button's desire that be visit the Ylldls pala« at Constantinople and make obeisance threatened a revival of tbe troubles with ibu Rashid, the Emir of Nejd. who. at ths Instigation of the Turks, "has collected a fresh army. Mabarouk has again appealed tor British pro­ tection. At ICoweyt sre tbo British boat R*dbr*akt The Russian Amirican-built cnil rar Vartag haa arrived In tho Persian sulf. Her powerful search- THREE NEGROES SHOT neiiCTs. llabt to good, UWHX. common thin hSIfers to fair butcher*. KIKrtS: mixed butcher, and fat row*. CCt; canner* and common thin butchers. IltotriTl. Bh^fr-Best lamb*. UKMSX: 4 7t; fair tq goad mind and butcher « rocs %; cutis end consmon. tl axra m. Hors—Fairly aetfvA but lower: tops. B K: bulk al >nUMM. Chicago-Ceiur. flood to prim* tuff Xl: poor to mMllum. HTSfSSO; stocksr* snd riders. B04; row., lift, w. hrlftn. H U>Q i X: Conner.. tfOt-. butte II TMM W; Supreme Court In the celebrated case of 8. 3. Olds agolnst the state land rommlsaloner. which Involves the title to a targe portion of tho 8t_ Clair Flats. Under a decision dndng tbe summer state land rammbtsloaer, applied for a rehearing In the case several months ago. The court waa somewhat divided nr»t decided. >; pls* B BWX;. rough* B IMK> igs. HO4 W Stoep-Top lambs. U 3 >; culls to fair, O TMC S; choice. *4 heifers, s mines and the negro** had begun their holiday celebration. When about a xsx \«S-: hla revolver and In a twinkling had others wore falling over themaclv llmlaary trial 'of George W. Morgan, prcaldeut at tbe defunct Continental Bacurity 'Ourapany. charged with the •mbexriement at *35.(W) and a check 1 (•Ting measure* for lucrrnring i- < colowaient fund of tlist Instlht- MlMKUiM bared* of salt. Chicago. Dec. 31—Four young woman butcnlng from their homos Bar. returned' a Afipeal has teen mnde to Preaident Rooaevelt by Henry T, Oxnard ; . luvestigate the beet sugar Industry In tbs two greatest producing state* Michigan and California, and learn If the Industry would not be Injured by rrdiK-itig ite tariff on Onhan sugar. Oxiiard- emphasised the point to the sugar was reduced the sugar trort and not tbe consumer* will reap (he benefit. Tbe trust would reap millions out of >a X ante: rmr generosity tu'Cnb*. . are engagod extensively lx timbering verdict of guilty ...... ......... w w, A*r. Bnl| Mrs, Will THjer, of Adrian, returned home Tnradny evening complaining of a toothache. Ho was told by hl* Ia i"»orttorn moltef to pnt laudanum on tbe tooth afloat and tMte elevator; Ns 12 ■1Irani ...J ... ..ill >1... k.i.i nj- ... ___ • Blulh. «Ue fob afloat: No hard h. Wiki o h afloat. Com-No X. lojved a quantity of the drug and be­ came iiiieousclotis. A doctor wuyked □ver him *11 night to no avail, tbe boy's death occurring 11 He was n member of | of tliv Ep'ocopn) church a wnitr rd at Wo. and Kr»o at «Wo. on track dent occurred al the .Thirty-firs* street ihouaaiMi ifulbir* worth of roam ness nas nothing more than a mild uual caps city of t).3(X>,000 barrels an­ nually. Of tbe»e 02 were operated last year, and they produced ,l>c following aoinnnls of salt by district*: Manistee. of M. To them 13 children. 29 grand­ 2.<l7O.<to>: Hl. Clair. H71.01.1-. Masulc. children and 31 great grandchildren Wixom was a man respected by all who knew him. He leave* a widow and t<o daughter*. commander Is paying marked atten­ tions to the Sultan of Muscat, and an adjoining room for bls pistol and Russian doctors are Investigating tbe tea) th fulness of Ormut Klshl, opposite what tt Is able ou the open market, tbe profits to be divided among the atocklxildeT* who arc the owner* of the mill* I L. Board, wife of the ralUlon- Wlxom. a prominent lm*1was killed by the feat ex­ press on the Pere Marquette railroad, going south Haturday morning. Tne accident happened at the crossing a few. rods south of the village of Wlxnni. a pbro named for Mr. Wixom. HU terse was also killed. He was mangled almost beyond . recusmltjoh. i wee from «wn to food Cincinnati—Cattle: Heavy Sheriff Brewster from A big combine of hnrdwixxl lumber­ men ha* teen ' effected, malt- rie for alleged bigamy. Taylor.'it te"'1 charged, married Edith Mncou>b$r. of" J taken lu Michigan In those Interests. Caro, and Inter Alice H. Leroy, of It means tbe Ipcorporntlou of a com­ Rochester. pany to absolutely control tbe herd­ wood lumber market lu this state, and detuned to pay Horace rrlttuglli, travall the mUls on the Michigan side of Jnll rather than pay. l*ettlngUl will the organtxatluu of the combine are have to pay hl* board. $3 fiO |wt week.. Henry W. Carey, of the Peters Salt and Lumber Co., of East Lake: W. T. Cclvert. with Justus 8. Stearns, of Ludington, and William II. Whit* of .Miiniactte. and the mayor has issued , William H. White A Co„ of Boyne n» ulllniatum to saloon keepers stat-', City. They are member* of the com­ ing Hutt they mnst close tlirlr placM ' mittee oli plans for organisation, which subniltte.1 the arrangement to-day. =l*u that the slot macblui 8ucb big concern* a» Obenaur A John­ who weru pc Ironed by xHnetblnff * son. of Alptba; H. M. Loud A Bon. of ale for breakfast Bunday momAn Hable; Buckley & Pougls* and the recorButters Balt A lumber Co. are go­ ing Into the combine. The men are to of vanilla In flavoring friedwhich will control the output of all their mills. An agreement will be . !icn« la much concern at Grand made as to the amount of money each mill shall receive for Its output, and mouth of the barter. The Wa- I-ouls Rock, a Frcueb-Cauadtan. who lived In Geo. Washington's time, jiaraed nwny st his home In Ludtng- 1KI7; Bay. 371,132; Midland. 20.004; Iosco. 17.132. the whole being a total of B,&9*).1U1 barrels. .'t4\ 0Ul more than DEAD. tadn. 18 years old. sh^* throe negroes to death In a saloon In the mining Hays she came from Minneapolis and makes butter while she travel* stop­ ping with farmers occasionally.' Her destination is vagfle and her husband's TVlicrrnboiit* unknown. It la thought her mind mar be nff<*cted. a paten! to the lands nt tbe Flats fur which he bad applied, by virtue of some swamp land scrip which ho held. President Uhleris Instruction* to mem bers of .the Marine Engineers' union not to make any arrangamsnt* for next season until a meeting was held. While the steel trust la thus actively spring outside vuxm! owners look upon the prospect of another strike with much complacency. log for the stock recently. Mrs. Butts l> traveling about the country In a right head of cattle. She stopped at Conant'* but didn't pay fur her keep revolver* tn hand, and demanded that a sudden termination late In the aftarnoon by Juktlc* Benner* vfho rofusetteto hear any further tMWhony lopklns. at i upleted th* Johnson and wife." Following rb)«- ary docket In at least tn jeurs. contafnlng only 182 case* ; b* Isable to accomplish that which The body of Edward DavMsun/.who eator to-tb» 'Yukon valley - for more Congrevwmsn Aplin 1* ronfident thM was brutally murdtryd at Valparaiso. uothltig will be done st this woateil st Ind., Thursday night, was prvpared for roogree* that will io any way Ifljg** , op nu in.goto oust id Andrew shipment to Springport. Mleh.'. BatnrfTMdara. Aside from the ga- ite beet grower* «ind manufactucers of tfa* 57JXX) obtained under du- Michigan ami other statea. gard to the gift of »to.000,(XX) recently •fldowed mother. Physicians made an­ Tbe Great Britain Inaurauce corpormatfe for a national university. If the. other ixamlnarkfli.of the body, dlsckte Interest Joseph Coveney I* a farmer Ing ttet a number of blows were do llrcred in crushing Davidson's skulL living near Baroda. He owns forty Addition to Insurance CommhMi acre* of land, bat wltb tbe exception Barry’s list of concent* not autho. Hl* Jaw .was also broken and ’ one of Ing py work I could see things more to do business In the state. , bls lega waa fractnred. Davidson evi­ wonderful still. With sulphur in crys­ Albion farmer* have decided to. dently fought far his life against overtallising out of blsulphlds ol carbon nous sum of gK.ooa.000. Th* objec­ wbHmlng odds Bsuera may turn a three times mllUonnlre. Is st Hot tionable feature of tne gift—the factSprings. Ark., and did not appear lu Only on* tluit (t Is In bond* of tbe United State* Steel corporation, will probably be re­ dividual. The plant will cost M.8Sa It la now- thought that robbery may for six week*. pulling now one Of this city, Coveney'a attorney, would willing to make the offer In caab. Thg reserve ai hla fen for prosecuting this Tbe had totM ^>rm of intelligence. I only reason the Ironmaster made tbe Valparaiso Is still In a fever of excite­ ease half of the mono? tor which the big convenllous next summer. ment ore.the tragedy. Cnrlvtlan Endravoreni will Im- there foimsd sponges by chemical actloDyand produced In them the gelatinous /uial- them more proBtsWe than any other residence, shouting "No more diplo­ make life artlflelally. Among tbao* ar* aaalmlllatlon. selection of afflolly. mo­ matic notes. tion and reproduction of kind. 1 am; now seeking the enzymes by wiileh 1 may produce the latter. TROUBLE IN at a country ball Pblscator helped Cnveney'a wife out of g window. Tbe $7.(00 afterward paid was'wten Phlacator and Ooveney’s wife registerrd at Cot tog* Grots avenue. until a day or OTHER NATIONS ARE ALARMED, cnmmsruonite the LIFE FtnJ Goukun.i veney. the plaintiff. 87.W. Thia suit was brought by Covwiey to obfaiu 57.OOM tn gold dust which rblsrator had temptlfig n fcKmtou* -nsaai once paid him for sllemitlng hl. wife', affect Un, but which had been *btalned again by I’hiscator under dure** Phtecatdr hid paid Covcney KUDO to rt» Wednesday night. Hr wan a i'. at Iter handsome home on Ptao off erod provided the .'ist.uOO la raised. of a water famine Friday a burst ed main, and factory. the Atisnrlc ocean In the year 171H. During bls younger days he spent many years wltb tbe Indians In the first white man who entered Yellow«!du* park. Endowed with a consti­ • • rk th.. beerj»im[w tution which never knew fatigue. I The home of Henry Hill, of Good Rock euduretl untold hant«htpH dur­ lend township. Is without a mUtrea* lug bls long frontier career ami until and Hill charge* Dan^Hall with stop-' snrs’thcy arc living a* mkn and wife. He wants Hall arrested. Edward Honan pleaded guilty In feet deep, not far from the buslneas I'ort Huron to a charge of criminal as­ center of Sebewaing, attests the fact sault ou Mr* Robbln* an aged lady' tbst'aomethlug la going on under tbe surface. The aliaudoued cool mine* track, waa outraged by an unknown man. Suspic ion pointed to Ronan, and shaft was sunk during the winter of IbSW). striking coal nt the deplb of S5 feet, going through about BO feet of private back owners carted tte miners posed to afford ample »ecurlty a* a m sort from tte mine* charging 52 roof. This aha ft la about h.'i00 feet per month |xt man. Thl« year the op­ from lhe bualneks center nf tbe vil­ erators tbeuitolrea furnished the rigs, lage lu n southeasterly direetlon. The and charge only 51 per month. present cave-in was caused prolmbly TJie dairy barns of Kcott IL Ronthrough a slide occurring where there beck burued with it* content*. 20 cows was an uplift In tbe roof rock. It is and a span of horse*, belonging to tte about last feet from the nearest briek Armstrong Music Co., of Jjinulng. j. building, the American bouse. The cave-la occurred on the 13th. and baa since ireeu tilled up. *1,.T5<J Insurance. Tramps' work. . Secretary of Stoic Warner tellers Ing to the stale land ronimlanloner tbo holder* of the Michigan Harings - A delinquent .tax lauds lu Crawford and Jxiau association of Detroit about Romvriimon conning, of which It is ra- *100.000 by n discovery which te mide .while In Texas examining Into the land* will cvHitnany be subject tp Mrs. Frank Gifford. MINOR MICHIGAN MATTERS. • An factory with fid bands will be started nt VKksbnrg. Stid X leaving, and told the girl to keep on with ter school work until ste heard 1 ‘ J JTS.QW atreel Mvlng bund proposition. from her again. Mnliy of the friends and nrlghbot* Lake Linden people sre again talk­ Robert Hmlib. of Linwood, .wfenfij Ing of Installing.a municipal lighting nf kHtel hte hfolhrt. Judrt HmltKuSS plant. . The rotall coal dealers of Bay;City ire fldvMH-rtl ite ju-lcn of emu from I'unltnc Westcott. graduate of the Smith given hla liberty. Cbhiu wa a missionary. i decided to purchase the right of wai las; token Physician* StLlt poles from - nie Ti-lepbnne Co. uf Egypt. Idd" The Jinslog, 8t. John* A Ht. Louis Johns to Maple Rapid* from 5I25.000 to church of Port Huron, charged Agues Hehl with Improper found that the ntlttMer’a rullr slastlrsl court. Aid Hank. of Battle �. If w* were to analyse the motive* which impel ustoukeoouniofatocitoti Ch* first of January each year, to look bock over a twelvemonth of our live* and sutnmsrlxc the things accomplished and left undone, tho successes and fail­ ure*, tbo joy* and sorrow* we have ex­ perienced; and then U> took forward in­ to the future and to form plan* and make good resolutions, we might not be able to assign any spacial reason why we chouse this particular time for this menial inventory and forecast. The be­ ginning of our yesr oo the first of Jaau^fy la an arbitrary mailer. Wo might just a* well begin tho year with tbo first of March, as many nations formerly did, or with any other day which might bo agreed upon. But it is proper and do­ . ■trebl* that at some time during each year wo pause from our ordinary pur­ suit*, take * look backward over tho twelvemonths goon and a look forward Into tbe twelvemonth* to come, and It I* perfectly natural that the day on which we begin to count a new year should prompt such a process. ate New Year's day wltb reminiscence pt tbo past, with inventory and business aeulemenu; but more especially with new plans and reforms, with hopeful thoughts for ourselves and good wishes out of sight-'tbe old record with lu history of success and failure, of hopes and disappointments; lu clean pages and its blotted ones: iu bright and IjgmUae To this must bp added H/rZ?ro<. deep water, making a . length of 180.53 miles frq® ocean , Her body wm laid to rest in the Bal­ 38 mile* of canal navigation and 7 miles timore cemetery ou Christmas day to at deep watar.r . await tho resurrection uf the just. It U aaUmatcd that tbe passage <rf the Panama canal will take twelve hour* and of th* Nicaragua thirty-three houra. Michigan, among them Lawrence, Dowagiac, Decatur and.Galesburg, are It is also shown that th* engineering the promoter* of the proposed factory. Happy New Year. These gentlemen have had much ex­ Wanted, a competent girl for general perience in establishing canning fac­ tories and appear• to b* entirely reli­ housework. Inquire of F. K. Pancoast. able and responsible. "/ " Mrs. S. W. Lane fell while going it is proposed to form a stock com­ down tbe cellar stairs last Saturday practical construction of It* waterway, pany on the co-operative plan, the morning and broke her wrist. Dr. and appear* to b^wllllng to sell it* prop­ share* to bo placed al 8100. The total Lowry was called and reduced ths frac­ erty at an equitable price, there are amount of capital needed to pot up th* ture and she is getting along nicely. ' certainly reasons enough why copgreas requisite building* is estimated at 88,After January 1,1902, the Miphlgan should bccltale to commit tho govern­ Central will discontinue the sale of ment. to a far more expensive and ap­ round trip tickets. Local fares will be parently Im* practicable route. Tho made on basis of three cents per mile In question as to routes when once settled Tbo plan Is to erect a main building, will be settled for ages to come, and two stories in bight, 33 by 00 feet on line will be two cenu per mile In each' when the government become* sponsor the ground; a warehouse 24 by a direction. D. K. Titmax, Agent. for such a vast sod fir reaching project, boiler and engine house, 18 by 24;' an The Herald ih'cttonod tbe fact that it certainly can not afford to make an open shed 18 by 32 feel in which to re­ Irreparable mistake For this reason II ceive tbe raw material; and a one story down Major Boynton's expansion prop­ would seem ss if oOugrrasmen would di­ process department, 18 by 32. . vest their minds of all prejudice and osition very decisively. As an offset to The promoting company will build decide the question on the sole ground that, wo presume our Maccaboo friends and equip this plant for the amount of advantage to American commerce named above and turn'll over to the^ Tent of Baltic Creek and Central City and the future Interest* of tbe whole Kock bolder*. They agree to furnish Tent of Jackson, tbe former 1 JOO strong an experienced man to run tbe business and the IsUcr 1200, have endorsed tho if so desired by the Inrcstors, and guarBoynton idea. Tilt: republican loaders In the house have now come around to the position year's output of tbo factory. It is the democrats occupied at the last ses­ alleged malpractice, mention of which claimed that tho bus!ne*e will give em­ sion of congress, tho advocacy of tbe ployment to from 125 to 1^0 bands for waa made by tbe Herald last week, repeal of tbo remaining Bpaqish war five months In tbe year and will pay ended Saturday afternoon with a vertaxes, and have announced that a bill for that purpose will be prepared after Thus this plant if built and put- in gras stubbornly fought on both sides by the holidays' , operation will prove of groat benefit to Able lawyers, mufh time being occupied this city as an employer of labor and 1 in the examination of expert witnesses. Tbe case went to the jury al 1:30 p. m. er it promises to lx even more valuable, and they were out just three hairs. ones—and open a new cage of white, un­ written upon, unsullied, and as yet with­ out meaning. The page of 1901 is full and will stand on perpetual record. The pogo of 1902 is open before uh and must bo writton upon whether we wish it or not. Wo cannot prevent tbe record treaty with England they doubtless being maUe; wa cannot foretell what it surprised tnsny republicans. They cer­ tainly pleased many democrats who are Wz pay at tie rale of about *85,000,000 a year for little more than 85,000,000 One of the most hopeful signs with a year of Philippine trade we get, while which the closing days of the year an European nations pay nothing for the made prominent waa afforded by there- more than *48,000,000 a year they get. These figures do their own talking. and capital in New York. These gen­ tlemen, tho captains of industry and tbe masterful minds or capital on tbo one aldo, and tbo leader* of organised labor on tho other, men whose interests are supposed to bo largely antagonistic. promoting harmony between capital and labor, adjusting labor dispute* and preventing strike*, lockouts and boy­ cott. For tho purpose of carrying out a plan to Improve the relation* between the two great force* ooncOned .an exooutlvo committee of ft irty-seven mem­ ber* was appointed—twelve represent­ ing capital, twelve labor, and thirteen the general public. Among the repre­ sentative^ of capital are such men as Mark A. Hanns, Charles M. Schwab and John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Among the representative* of labor are Samuel Gam per*, president of tbe Xmericau Federation of Labor; John Mitchell, president of th* United Mine Worker*, and June* M. Lynch, president of the International Typographical Union. Tbe general public 1* represented on tbe committee by Ex-Pre*ident Cleve­ land, Archbishop Ireland, Bishop Potter President Eliot of Harvard and other men of high standing. '■ Certainly there is reason to hope that the disastrous conflict between capital and. Labor I* In a way to be settled, to the Immense advantage of the country, when such men are willing to servo on a commllteo of this character. Archbishop Ireland, who mad* the closing address of tho conference, gave utterance to tbe following noble Mr. IIoosevelt seems to find the presidency a long, sweet season of din­ ner giving, but many of his congres­ sional guests make no secret of their preference for a little mom office giv­ ing on the side. prison pens In South Africa during October and November, nearly half of them children. That Is the way "the most highly civilised nation" is making Sixes Andre* Carnegie tried to in* vclglu the United States government into a limited partnership of fifty years a* it will afford a ready market for nearly every kind of fruit and utilise a great deal of fruit that otherwise would bo pnmarketable. Peaches, apples, pears, cherries, pin ms, strawberries, blackberries, tomatoes, pumpkins, cab- AND ITS C. Charles Standley. Hastings... Rosa Bernhardt, Grand Rapid SSttSffeftS'::::::. Edward Shea, Hasting*........ Nellie Fisher, Harting*......... William 2- Griffin, Richland Lillian E. Newton, Hop*....', Bert Hawkins, Hastings........ Agnes Carrol, "Portage. Glenn Fuller, Carlton............ Ethel Baine, Woodland ;... SIGHT is tbe most ines­ timable of. all blessings; BLINDNESS the most woeful of all afflictions. This being sb, you will readily concede tbe great importance of your eyes as a part of your animal organ- A momentary realization Wallaco W. Watson to Wm. R. Pago and wife, 40a sec 18 Rutland, MM. Peter Falghner to Chari** H. Rey­ nold* apd wifa^lotand parcel Nashville, Judson D. Griffith to John Cornells Bakker, 20a sec 30 Barry, 81000. William Paustle and wife to Irving 8. Paustle, lot 1 Kenflold's addition, Hastings, 8100. Augustus Tyler to George M. Leon­ ready begun suit against Lester In the justice court, to collect his claim Mr ard, lot Roush's addition Freeport, 1125. Emeline P. Casaday et *)., to Dexter professional services, and that the pa­ T. and Alice M. Crouse, 5* Hasting*, pers were served on Lester Saturday night on hla return to Middleville. table* which sueffi * factory will want. As an Instance of what farmers may hope to do al fruit raising for a can­ ning factory, it la estimated that from of your helplessness without. them will aid yoti to a jwst appreciation of their worth. As an essential, then, of. a happy existence, do you give your eyes attention in pro­ portion to their importance? Do vou care for them as their delicacy demands? Most people—you includ- cd, perhaps—arc extremely negligent in regard to their grown on oh a aero of ground, an aver­ age crop being 400 to WO bushels, Tbe company will pay 20 cents a bushel. Thus tbo gross receipts would bo from ’ SCO to S80 per acre, and it is said that eyes, and very culpably so in regard to their children’s. This is because the public' generally have literally no easily a* an acre of corn. The Farmers and Fruit, Growers Union are Interesting themselves in the project and tbe prospects seem to be fair of rafting th* necesaary ampuni Of capital to launefi the enterprise. About’ *1600 have been subscribed by tbo farmer* and fruit grower* up to tho present time. ' . I The project certainly appear* to be feasible and- worthy of support. A factory that would be of substantial idea of the number and va­ riety of eye dcccts. They know in a general way of near sight, far sight, squint, etc., and many with one or the other of there d*fectsK foolishly think it is only necessary for them to pick out at random from a ANTI-TRUST bills have been dumped into the congressional hopper in the usual qualities, but nobody expects that A very pleasant out-of-town wedding the republican majority will allow their last evening, consummated l^ Rev. D. D. Martin, pastor of tbe First M. E; friends, tho trusts, to be hurt, . church of this city althe farm residence TH»- republicans of tbo house made, of Mr. and Mrs. George Hall, about five quick 'work of nullifying a portion of mile southeast of ths oily, the parties to tbe recent decision of the supreme the compact being Mr. Wally W..G*rn court by jamming through a Philippine and Mis* Edith Hall, about forty gue*U witnessing the happy event; Ihe'boautlful and impressive ring service being Obskkvexs of national political are Tbo bride was charmingly gowned iu wondering what show Mr. Roosevelt will stand in 1904, if he continue* to tan colored broadcloth, trimmed with snub the machine workers of his pdrty. white silk and carried a spray of bridal rosea The groom was attired in a The apartment* worp very prettily Schley was by no means the first time that be haa cut Ioom from the navy dc- decorated with evergreens, smiiax and carnations, the handiwork of Miss Rena jiartnymt. Wooden. A most sumptuoub and en­ ■‘I Taownxint.Y agree will Dewey” joyable wedding collatlon'was served In is the mighty chorus that swept serous charged/Mrs. Will Brayton. Tbowedthe country with the sound of thunder. ding gift* were most numerous and ele­ gant, reflecting tbo <Mt«cm in which The rough rider route to the uffiei*] th« young people arc held. The groom is tn tbe scjyIm of tbe trough soems to bo about tho surest yc: Poatum Cured Co., this city, 'the bride dkKovcrod.____ being a very estimable young lady hav­ ing for some time born a much respect­ ed and efficient public school Member number of spectacles a pair that suits, and If they fail to find just what is needed con­ clude they have a pair of very bad eyes, or they may select a pair that is only an aggravation, causing perma­ nent injury. The fact is that optical de­ fects occur in such a vary­ Queen ©. Crescent ing degree and iu so many and Southern Railway. ' combinations that only* the On Jsnusry «,!««. the Chicago & Florid* Specisi will &inio service for the season. Msguifirenl Train. Dining *. Composite au<l Observation Cats. Through Comport­ ment and Open Standard Sleeper* from Chicago, Cievcuud, Detroit. Toledo. Pittsburg. Louisville and Cincinnati to St. Augustine without change.' .Three Trains Daily Cincinnati to Florids. Thrnngh Sleepers -St. Louis to Charles­ ton. Double Dalle Service Cincinnati tp New Orlesns : 24 ' il'inirr Tonri.i Tickets al low Fate* now competent eye specialist with tbe most approved methods of testing is qualified to dis­ cover the exact nature and degree of tbe defect and properly correct it. Don’t let the matter of expense keep you from visit­ ing meJ I make no charge for examination and very THRESHERS AND SAW MILL MEN NOW is the time to have your outfits repaired, and we are the people who can give yon the best prices on all kinds of repair work. > Boilers Refined, Cylinders Rebored, ' Boilers Patched, Smoke Stacks Made, Engines Repaired, AU Kinds of Casting Done. reasonable charges for glass- �STOCK DIARIES FRED L. HEATH The Druggist. HASTINGS HERALD Mr. and Mrs. Louie Goodyear are visiting Detroit friends. Several of our teacher* are attend­ Mias Nellie Pryor of Ludington I* ing the Institute In Grand Rapids. nailing iter parent*. ’ Freak Thoma* of Traverse City 1* * clarence DaPlaata waa home from visiting hl* wife and daughter in this Detroit for Chriatmaa. Sidney Todd of Morley is visiting hla parents tor a few day* Special revival meetings are being bald at tbe M. E. church, this week. Rev. James Gale Ingle*, evangelist, is tbe chief epeekcr. Tbe Dan Tucker show Tuesday night wm of th* usual high (P) order of trav­ eling entertainment* that" favor ibis city with their visit*. Rev. J. J. Tripp has resigned the pastorship of tho IL B. church, to take effect Jan 1st. We understand be will take the Bedford charge. Mis* Mary Brown, organist and choif leader of Emmanuel church, was the recipient of a parse of 816 m a Christ­ mas present from her friends in the tool am PtrwMl. I will b“ my borne on each Friday sad at the Wssfings Nattocal Bank, each Saturday during tbe month of Dec. end Jan. 4lh. F»KD E. OnS, 1 will be at the Hasting* Nations) Bank on Saturday*, Dec. 14, 21, 28 and ^Jan. 4th, 1001 for the purpose of re­ ceiving taxes. Owwm Hanxa, grange la urged to elect delegatee wltb written report*. Thli meeting will also ba the occasion for preeeating annual report* al tbe officer* and committee* and tbe master eepecteUy requests that these be presented in writing In tbo afternoon the following progr*ui will be rendered: Beesley Busy Bee WUH COWUTIU HUrtl Highest Award Pai-Afrtrlcta Farmers and Fruit Growers ♦NEW DOMESTIC* Wednesday to spend Christmas. Mias Gertrude Slingerland I* ,borne from Elyria, O., for the holidays. Plumbing ,ad Miss Maude Kelly went to Traverse Hkatihg.___ City Tuesday to spend the holidays. Mr*.R-T. F. Dodds and sons of Man­ istee spent Christina* with relatives iu this city. Year,”—Mr*. Edgar Brown. Mr*. E. B. Sanford, of Jackson, General Discusaion. Report of Delegate to Stale Grange— spent Christmas wltb her sister, Mr*. 'rving Frye. • AU members of the Farmers and Fruit Growers Union will please aend their In the evening a fifth degree session will be held. All members are urged want letter* to J. E. Edwards, 3ec'y, holds Its regular monthly meeting In to be present In time to open the foreO’Donnell, Mich. church parlors, Jan. 2, at 2:30 p. tn. A largo attendance is dteired at thisflrst All farmers belonging to tbe Farm­ er's Union having hay to bale, ple**o Mr. and Mr* Bert Bergman of Cleve­ write tbe secretary stating amount and land, O;, are vlritlng the latter'* par­ The girl* who are attending 8u when they wl*h a baler. Yours, ent*, Mr. and ‘Mr*. Sidney Wiley. Mary '• Academy at Munroe, are home - J. F- Edwards, Bcc'y. for tbe holiday*. A number of good farm* for tale. electric road, hasatbiny-day furlough. Strayed from my premise* on the be held m the court bouse, oo Saturday, An adjourned regular review of the Dec. 28, et fcOQ o'clock p. m. AH mem­ St*1* road about thlee weeks ago, eight L. O. T. M. will be held Saturday even­ lamb*, 3 weather*, & ewes, one-half to ber* are urged to bo present two-third blooded Shropshire*. Finder ing, Jan. 4th A foU attendance t* deJ. E. Edwards, 8ec*y. The drcail court ha* adjourned until please notify me and receive suitable 30th instant and the jury haa been ex­ cuse^ until January 13th. David Smith, wife and daughter, of Grand Rapids, spent Christmas with The HntALD and Detroit’s new dally, To-Day, for only gliO. , Mr. and Mrs. J. E. McElwain spent - Hooter C. Washburn haa been grant­ ed a pension of MOO a inonlb. Mia*piadys Lombard of Kalamazoo I* vlritlng at J. T. Lombard1*.' The next meeting of tbe Barry * I will receive tains every Tuesday County Pomona Grange will be held at and Friday at tho store of Hunt Van Johnstown Grange hall, Friday, Jan. Arman, commencing Dec. 3rd, 1W1. 10, ISO!. Tbe forenoon session will be J. H-DaPna, Tree*. . given up to tbo transection of the rou­ tine business of the organisation. In J. T. Ixrabard left for Kentucky Fri­ day night on a business trip. Ask your dealer for Delton ■» Prido flou r. Every sack guarao teed. Dome now and *11 for your holiday photos at tbs Christmas studio. Mb* Jackson of Grand Rapids is vis­ itlag Mr. and Mr*. Robert Burch. Mark Warren of Charlotte spent ChrlsUnaawitb friends in thia city. Prosecuting Attorney C. H. Thomas went to Saginaw, today on borine** Very nice gold and diver headed canes at Jobn Bcsemer**, Tbe Jeweler. Mary Power*, who is teaching in the Marquette schools, 1* borne for the holi4*y*-. '? Mis* Elizabeth Field went te Clinton this morning to «p«nd part of tbo boll day vacation. H. W. Nobles I* home from th* To£?> Juta.”"'’ C°U'“' <°C ta"’ SSxTSSEX Dressmaking and leaching f*#oy work. Room* over the City Bank. Mrs, B. J. ROOT. w Mr*. Julius Russell went to Yptllanti, Monday, to spend ths holidays with her siatsr-lu-law, Mr*. Warner. Dr. E. H. Lathrop and wife went to Ionia to spend Christmas with Dr. making special, reduced price*. If you Clarence Itelhrop'and wife want anything In. the line at sto.ee, Leon ‘Barnum, who la homo from new or rapond band, gun* or ammuni­ New York one vacation, was a caller tion, now is a good lime to come and on the Hkaald force this morning. see ma. E. J. Evakb, one door north of National Bank building. Will and Robe. Dawson, John Tow­ ers, Don Smith, Rex Richardson, Geo. Collin*, Mort Nichols, Homer Wash­ Tbere will be a special communica­ burn, Im Pryor, Eugene Mullen and tion of Hastings Lodge, F. and A. M., next Wednesday night for work In the ally for a two weeks' vacation. firsfdegree. The Hastings Musical Club will hold _ Saturday evening, Mr. Cha*. Stand­ ft* next regular meeting Monday even­ by and MIm Rosa Barnhart of Grand Ing, Dee. 30. ■ In addition to the ipizriRapid*, were married at the residence oai program there will be a debate upon of Fred Bowser by tbe Rw. M. H. Vana very interesting question, given, by Pauline Sbultx * Company are ad. by Mite JadBM-of Grand Rapid*. ding to their manufacturingfacilities by­ Each metnlter may invite a friend. Mr. Md Mr*. ll A. E*too entertained putting In an electric motor and eight rawing machine* of the kind used In ccmpaay over ChriMma*. Tueefay factorise. Thcte Improvement* win evening with a Cbylslma* tree and enable them to Wrn out more work Wednesday w|th a Christmas dinner when cover* ^wers laid for fourteen. Tbo*e from out of tbe city were Mr*. Eaton’* *i*ter*C Mr*. Andrew Curreo and family of South Haven and Mr*. Hlrajn Garter and family of Grand Rapre loped and the strict quarantine which The tele Jama* Murphy wm a mem­ i* being maintained makea it very ber of the recsntly orgaulxed Soldier* probable that tbe disease will not Benefit Aseoctetloa, which at tbe time spread. Dr. Woodmansee 1* having a of bi* death wm com|>ceed of 148 mem- light form o4 varioloid. Mias Hampton, a teacher in. tbe ben, -When Mr. Murpby wm ap­ proached by a solicitor to join he Mid school* at Bangor, Wisconsin, who 1* be certainly would, m II wm a noble visiting her sister in this city, Mita Gertrude Hampton, ba*'been taken undertaking, although he did not ex­ pect bl* heir* would roMlvoany benefit with scarlet fever. It seems that the from It for *ome'time. -An order on disease is prevailing io Bangor and tbe treasurer for KteJto however baa been drawn, payable to the *dminte- several days ego oo acaount of lu Dr. D. E. Fuller baa received a telegram trator when he te appointed. from tbe.autboritlrji al Bangor to this At a regular convocation of Hastings effect. The exposed family have been Chapter, No. 88, Royal Arch Meson, quarantined and it la not probable that held on Friday evening, Deo. 3Xh, tbe the disease will spread. . fdlowiug named officer* were elected Jacob Laughlin, an inmate of tbe and (ostelled for the ensuing yeer, rlx.: county house, bls former home having High Priest, D. E. Fuller, M. D. King, J. A. VanArman. ixwn in Irving, died this morning*, S«ile.W.H. Snyder, M. D. aged 14 year* Last Friday bo fell down Mairs but did not appear to have been injured by his tall except to re­ ceive a few bruise* Tbe remains will bo interred oo Ute county UAn, as hi* J. BEESLEY was given to the as being''the best family sewing machine. Tbe New Domestic is ball­ bearing, has a fine chain stitch attachment, a 5-pleat ruffler, mak- and try it at T. Phillij»’. I sell the best machines mode. The New Domestic. The New Home. The Standard. The White. Needles and oil for all machine* cheaper than you ever bought them. . - T. PHILLIPS. West End Feed Store. We have a line of Parlor Cabinets Book Case Company of this city. They are of late designs, handsome, sty­ lish and of first-tlass workniansbip. _ , We offer these elegant goods at whole­ Ear Corn, Shelled Com Oats, Middleville Flour Corn and Oat Feed Corn Meal, Fine Meal Baled Straw Timothy, Mixed and Clover Hay Bran and Middling* Oil Meal, Poultry Food Oyster Shell Stock Food sale prices while they last Rentes$ ttlalim Cafa aft afa 4* 4* 4* 4*4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* 4* M, W, HICKS. Opposite Court House. Pre-Inventory Sale Our Annual Pre-Inventory Sale will Commence Dec. 27 Continue Until Jan. 1,1902 These sales have always been quit? a feature of our business. We intend to make this the most attractive we have ever held, even though the market in- perhaps every line is very strong, and our stock in better shape than usual. We will underprice enough regular goods to make every day of the sale as interesting as the first A Discount of 10 cent �keep the storage room at Irgreea while It la being afterward, aa long an no - ot apTMtlog are seen, a a weak ar ten days or two weeks. During tote time tree vrnOtotlou to provided to xstrry off toe trrapo- fails to refresh .and fol resting that new rent* That’s the beginning of nervous prostration. Ing to proceed more slowly at a lower temperature. Tbe filling at some btrgr bouses occupies acreral weeks, and dur­ ing this time, gvnerslly la October, tbe bouses ar* thrown open In pleasant Dr. Miles' Nervine strengthens the worn-out nerves, refreshes the tired brain and restores health. THE CROP REPORT. • Golden Medical Discovery,' nine of ■Favorite Prrecripttoo,' and four rials of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets, and six bottle* of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Now I bare none of toe old svtnptma 1 am. so far, aa well sa ever before. I Tho Curling Iron plays havoc with many a woman's <air. The heat causes the hair to be­ come brittle, split or toll out; the iron burns out toe pigment and causes toe Hay's HairHealth will prevent all thia, ft keeps tbe hair KlmSy. removes dandruff, and pos.-jivvly restores gray or falling hair to Ila former 1000; 27 bushel* at tbe corresponding date to 100. and 23-4 bushels. tbe mean at tbe October estimates of the Mat ten years lie anesge for quality 1* 80J against 82.1 tost year and 88.4 to 1880 Tho preliminary cellmate of the yield Largs Sk. Boltin. At IraSlaf OnggUta. Frill L. Hulk and W. H, Eooiiur California BEST PERSONALLY CONDUCTED TOURIST EXCURSIONS TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS A Partae* Barral Baagar. •' Thia barrel beader works to perfatA tlou. says Tbe Pana Journal, and any blacksmith will make tf/or 70 cents The parts mark•fl A are ./TjcX/iy.-l; GREAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE and Scenic T ine, hinges on each aid*,'but left to turn freely as a bing*. R la a pteo* *f two loch plank marly tbe alia of a barrel wantfd inventors tSsb’shSr1 What is CASTORIA Oastori* li a. harmless substitute for OMtv'Oii, 1'iu-cgorlc. Drops and Soothing Hyrtip*. It « PieuNuil. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic Colle. It relieves Teething Trouble*, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It auimllatcn the Food. ruguluKa tho parcentagrs of nitrogen, phosphoric PATENTS M to 3 per Cent; phosphoric add. .5 to 2 per gent; potash. JI to .0 per cent; sab 1 Tbe composition of the manure will depend largely oo the character of tbe food Than that from' hens fed with green txioe and a mixture of grain win nt ciiuiti rises ii th city —Or rather, too beet place la to* nlly to gel clean ia at BUSBY BROS.' BATH ROOAS Up-to-date Toavorial Work. . at tot Genera 0< T-l »'Alton '*«• «i’«n a gain of alrnoat use half in quality and quantity ;BoiW - x-wsaafc.-w �FINISHED *HD (COLORED FEAR THOU NOT tbelr protector*, and I was medltat);>| la a half stupefied way the same mesa uro when a knock cam* at the door, and two men. who had oftew eaten and drunk at my uncle's table, camo In and made me a prisoner, confiscating all th* poeseMloua of lb* family to th* "In consequence of th* lateness of tbn hour 1 was taken to th* town prlaon. a dismal braiding which I had nev­ er known to l>* occupied. There I waa thrust Into a deep dungeon and left In total darknee* till the morning, when 1 doubted not T should be conducted to tho him cruel cat* as my poor rela­ tives had mtL But morning came, aa 1 had gnraaed by th* sound without, and ■till no summons. Worn out wltb sus­ pense it«t writing. I Ml asleep. When G. R. Johnson, D. D. S. a PLUMBER. me- Happily I bad stored some bread tory baa preserved a record of tbo trial, and meal and a small bottle of wine In nnd sufferings of some hapless unci one of the pocket* of my coat preixrareading which wc shudder and tbanl God that we live tn happier day*. Some few years sifter the reign o. wretched prisoner* were being led forth out of neighboring cells, doubtless to death, for they wept |hd pleaded rain- Wbil* It t* sot difficult to secure good American workmen for carrying out acbemc* of interior dreocatlona, It to Impossible yet to get native boro men ratable ot modeling sutoettes and busts such aa ar* wJd on th* street comers and in man; of tbe art shops AU tb* workmen employed ta'factorlM that produce these are Italians chiefly from Tuscany. This la equally true ot these who (Allow, thls'trad* In Oer roany and France. Tbe Tuscans *ppear to hAvs a natural ability for that monopoly of It The gnat majority of these busts and Statuettes are copied directly from the originals wherever they happen to be. "No; he's”— . ■ copy and sent to all part* of th* world, "Name’s John U. Upjohn, isn’t HF tb* statue* being cast’ tn tb* place “Tss, that’s his name." ’ . >»_ where they are to be bold. In th* tar ger shop* Ib-NoW Tprit’«ity. however, a certain amount ot original work is 'cause. bd’s stoppin’ to hare one o' bls done la order to keep nac* wltb tbe terth tightened that got knocked a lit­ popular demand for representations of tle bit loose when be was Jumpin’ out The chief purchasers of these casts from the larger maker* are the high school* all over the country- They de­ mand, ot course, not only classical snl>Jeet* and coptea of ancient bas-reliefs THE COOKBOOK. Stray, Ou Doer Nirlb it Hlitlsg* Hilhnil Bid fence—to perish miserably for want of food In this damp dungeon. Death on the scaffold appeared light by compari­ son. I clamored at my prison door. I The process Of casting these statushouted aa loudly aa I could, all to no etttv Is a comparatively simple one purpose. Then I burst Into an agony when tbe mold la once completed. Tbe of ware. My fat* was too dreadful to material used, plaster ot parts, la bear. With tbe soft uatnre of my youth I pitied and bemoaned myself A FREE PATTERN M£ CALLS, MAGAZINE1 A UMJ' MAGAZINE as If It bad tint moment been made to me by k pitying God. 1 felt tootbed and hopeful. and In this, condition I Chap, bluiM ui Iqiuv faitaiy baked for a eertln length of time It Is plunged Into a solution of stearic acid and kept there until thoroughly satu­ rated. Then, when It baa dried, the yellow color Is gained by applying to "My uncle, aa I called him out cl friendllucss. waa a tied, good fellow well known and respected In th* place HAMILTON PIANO. Hiulfton Pino. uro and tbe requirements In tbe way of proportion fur beauty. Stic herself was of generous—ano pray say unwieldy— counted for by lb« fact that the new* bad Just reached our town of the death of on* of tb* greatest trader* of the revolution and th* consequent decline of the party. Tn fear ot hla life, our terrorist mayor bad fled, and th* old children ot some poor neighbor*. Trim mayor, resuming power, bad ordered and neat they looked, loo, wearing iht tbo prison doors to b* act open. 1 In cootumv of that fart of Germany from my solitary cell bad been forgotten, and whence my abut cam*, a pretty fancy of bcr own. It teemed quaint enough tn a strange land. "It was a happy uouseboid- No won­ der 1 waa glad to belong to II But alas, It waa soon to be ewept away by Itad beard ot strange troubte* gilng oo In haris and tbe large towns, Hot ouj little place Vraa atHT quiet. Ou morn log. however. we woke to and every­ thing In confusion. Our mayor bad l>een ordered to resign, and bls plan* was to be ailed by aom* one sent from Pere Marquette tattiaw My aunt and bw maiden* «rrangvd. aa usual, th* midday meal. and w* were al) ready to alt down, only my uncle waa mlealng. He waa uaually aa punc- must draw from the human figure It­ self If they wish to understand' the human form. We get more orders new tor draped figures tn the art school* and (or busts In th* blgb schools Un­ til very recently the busts of most of the celebrated Americans which we sell bad been mad* la Italy from pho­ tographs sent over from this country. radcs. In my own country, but tbe an­ guish of those few day* will never be forgotten. 1 bear about, with me tn my face th* remembrance of IL ' Dally I thank God for light and air and food, and yet these good gifts of bls fall to unoccupied bouse* are made by quit* make my heart reJake. SHU those a different set of manufacturer*. The dreadful days In tbe dungeon bar* giv­ larger de*let* do not sell to tbee* street en m* a firm reliance on bls mercy, peddler* at alL Th* peddlers have their and 1 know that I shall one day be own Huie workrooms which furnish Joyful again tn the ehy of which th* a.™. tr spiders, younger and weaker than themselves, wltb whom they . venture battle. Tbe Invader generally succeeds, and th* younger spider Is driven out to make a n«w web, and tbe old spider re­ mains In possession until a stronger ipktar invade* th* web and drives U ouL When thus dlspcaaeaaad. th* spller seldom venture* another stuck, but Certain things ar* good for nothing until they bat* b**n kept for a long while, am! some .ar* good for nothing util they bat* been kept long and qnsntly the color of these cheaper works washes off. The peddlsra of tb*M statuettes stand In about the same relation to sculptors and sculpture that tbs band organ play- Litt)* Ina had always lived in lb* country until her parents moved to the seat of th* State Normal college. Ina was neat to tbe "practice school" at that institution, where during on* hour ■‘■i “d . J. S. Goodyear Co., dry good*. C. W. Clarke & Co., groceries. Woolley & Brunson, shoes. Fred L. Heath, drugs. ' Chidester & Burton, clothing. ' M. W. Hicks, flour and feed. Renkes & Walldorff, furniture. ;i J. P. Renkes, bakery. F. R. Pancoast, jewelry. .1 Barnaby & Herrick, restaurant. JL I. Hendershott, hardware. Sardines Drolled In a chafing dish arc nice (or Sunday night suppers. Use Just enough of the oil In the box to man. and tbo** sale* are always tem­ porary. Uretaaque Otute* are Always Tired of life and th* ever present tn demand and copies of the various model* of Venns wltb which th* public necessity of earning his dally bread by are familiar. Hows of Cupids and of working b* bad takau a doae of carmonks’ bead*, winged Victoria* and lb*a have a! steady their presence In the stock of nearly every street peddkr.-New York Post. X&K1 Th* first monttan of irogmaklag in Pennsylvania goes back to IfifiH It 1* contained in a metrical cvrapraltlw ««• titled -A Short Deacriptton of PennajI- �afternoon, Jan. 3. ' The Hastings Women■* dub will faf Its regular meeting In tbe pariah boa Friday afternoon at two okdqck., Ths Baoday school of Emmanu church will bold a Christmas service I morrow uigh: in the piruh house. The Misses Angie and Eva liatcsa homo for tbe vacation from Detn where they are engaged In tho ci Wofask "Ilan*, yon must start out right. Der first thing vbas to get a pull uiit dot policemans. If you don't, you vbas lu LION COFFEE It ,* ail coffee—pure cofferttroag atul <i( delkinus fiavnr.Y Sonic coffee* are varnished with! ■a Cheap coating of eggs, glue orl Zother.rqually noxious substance*. .' Mkw* Immm Uirsns <M)U, Ir—BW CARLTON CENTER. J, W. McConnell sad wife (pout Christmas with relative* in Jackson, if—. if-/-,___ 1, —in____j_____ i »__ ■ "How Tfeaa pulls?' I says. . . "VbeU, you must treat him to peer, haf a cigar for him and prates him oop. Sometimes it vbas well to slip him half pose I don't knot —.. .— you dpn'f get sev'eg year* by Bing Sing. . naf yon got a quarter handy?” "Not today.” “VhiuJ]DU send out for some peer?" ‘I v bait<x> busy.” . "Yey, 1 -see. You vbas so busy dot you.don't know who I .vbas. Maype you take me for Uncle Joab from der Und it vbas skint like pefore. uud I pellef I rbaa a dead mans in my shop I can't boiler, but my wife goes py dec door und servants, uud vben ten pro pics rush In dot policemans wipes a tear front hl^eyc und lays: "Yon see bow it vbas. He don't stop to eat or Sleep, und der bean disease Food Changed to Polson. Putrefying food lu the 'iutestlnvspro- The Gbrlstmu tree and exercise* at the school bouse, Saturday evening, wore a complete success. We will not mention any special ones a* all did welt Dr. May reports a fine 10 >ud girl Much credit and many thanks are due our teacher, Ella Hubbard, for ite being a success and a general treat for both old and young; alto Henry Adams aod wife and Cha*. Muugerson and wife who Fred io Lansing, generously remembered each scholar. Anson Bechtel and Mis* Barnaby of Shorloy Myer* haa sold hla fine driv­ ing mare to Dr. Mag and gone up north Gains* attended the Christmas tree Saturday ovanlag. to scale lumber this winter. There was a Christmas 1 tree enter­ DIB Benjamin, wife and daughter at­ tainment at the Disciple church, Christ­ tended the wedding of bis nephew, mas eve. Ernest Dunlap and Alloe Kennedy al J. W. Ehret was kicked by a borsc Irving, Tuesday evening. fracturing one of the bone* of the leg, causing a very painful injury. But he is getting along all right now. Our schools are enjoying one wcak’n COATS !iROVE. lb* world. It's without doubt the great­ est beauUtloraver offered the American women.Uc. Made only by Madison Medi­ cine Co. Ask your druggist.—W. H. Goodyear. RUTLAND CENTER. Jacob Edger aad*wifo went to Grand lev. Crites closed the meetings । Sth lappl church, Saturday night lev. Hamp filled Ute appointment t Castleum chu.eh, Bunday aft say,” says dot- tnllor. "If J don't haf some pnlla rail der policemans on my brat. I vbas gone oop long ago. Don't you make some mistake on'dot pollce- ooce by Utting oop bls baud." I belief dot tailor vbas afraid, uud I make oop my mind dot ! (hail haf no pills. Two days vbas gone avbay Ur for a day or two?" "I couldn't (pare her!" "Got anything to drink A prisoner in Uta jail named Auoisot^ Was detected Tuesday plotting tosaeape by tnearn, of a wooden key which ho had stealthily whittled out of a broovn han­ dle by 0>e aid of an old jack kntf« '■ '■»*•.? said Mr. cumrox. "I hair giv­ Geo. Taylor and wife of Loweil.L. en my daiwbtrra ovrry advantage.'’ Taylor and wife of Lake Odessa, Steph­ ‘1 suppose they are very highly culen Benedict and wife of Na^hvllI*, Georg*, Frank and Aller, f-ampman and wives of Colon, ara^vliriting Dr. And : Mr*. Lampman. "Yea. sir. When I think of tbe way Mbs Mabel Colgrbve gave an Infor­ a mau who. marries one of those girls mal reception for her friend, MM will be criticised In bis grammar and deportment. It strikes me that be ought Edith Cooper of Great Falla, Montana, • Who Is a student at tho universityof Michigan and spending the holiday season aa a guest of Mini Cdgrove, Monday evening. “Two er Jr broth’rln got mad wld The case of Henry F. Smith v*. one O'er eu ‘Iqwed dey*d tight a duel George Schoonmaker being au gt*iop d« Uk white folks. Now. you know, white folks alios fights dat a way wld In trover, waafried in tho clrcult-obhri Monday and Tuesday. After being out pistols." half an hair tbe jury brought in a ver­ "Dey tbo' dote-* "Well, sub. I trumped tiro mile tar, dict in foror of the plaintiff, uarealug see de fun. but what yon reck In Atj tbe damage* at 115. "Vbril. derr vbas der mayor nn<l aldennan* unit Judges,” I says. “Bab! Small flab! You better get your eyea open, cobbler, or yoo shall bear something drop." Dot tailor cornea again and tblks to me. nnd dot butcher uod pltnnbcr talk inilli 1 shwt mind inj- own pees nest and don't say something to uopodyIh two days dot policemans comes In again, und be don't smile asb be says: "Bo you keep anme policy shop here, efi? I baf kept my re* on you. und now you vbas caught. ~ "Who vbas policyr X says. "1 don’t eaten know who policy vbas. I abnst cobblu oop shoes." S ' "VhclL you ran put mo on some half sole vblle 1 wait. Maypc Idvbu mis­ took aboodt dot policy. Hurry oop.” ’’it Thu forty cents," t says. “Vbat! . Yhatl You ahargo a police­ mana for fixing bis shoes! You old hoary beaded wlllaln.-but I show you .. , ,uu miu uoo u«vIce resigned. r Geo. Edger and Al Burghduf are in “ )“«»»• The Edgar school gavo a vary ablo Christmas program Tuesday afternoon. Errest Edgar of Hastings vlsllbd fate parents hero Bunday. Gejtte Oil. of Larejog returned homo Tbe Sunday school will elect officer* and teacher* next Sunday. , All daslr- In every re calls for bak This Is a busy time for the post office dcp*rtmeal. Monday 48 money order* were issued while the receipts at the stamp window amounted to 8100. ’ (TL. Wamow, of BMIsire. pubiiabar of th# Antrim County Scbtloei. who te visiting bare, was a pleasant caller at the Hkralo office thia morning. Married, Christmas eve, at the Prmbyteriati pareODage.by the R*v. H. H. VanAuken, Mr. Wm. R. Norris and Mis* Kath!yn Parker, both of Prelri*. The music at the M. E. church last Bunday was of a special character and very fine. The solobu were lira. IL I. Hendershott, Mb* GlUtepto and t. G. May wood in the morning and Frapk Horton, Maude Mudge and Ruth Webaert in the evening. Tb# Forester*, Turaday evening, elected tbe following officer*: Chief Ranger, Jacob Robot Vice Ranger, Fred Washburn. . Recording Sec'y, George Abbey. Financial Sec'y, James Craven. ' Physician, Dr. D. E. Fuller. - Orator, Perry Wiseman. Tbo danger of a cos) famine in thb city which was very threatening a few days ago seem) t^ be nearly ov«r. Sta­ tion Agent Titman has received word from tbe mine* st Bay City and else­ where that plenty of coal will be furnlshed in a few days The situation looked very serious for a time. . . At a regular meeting of Hastings Lodge, Na 62, F. and A. M.. held on Wednesday evening; Dec. 25, 1801, the following officers were duly elected anu Installed for the ensuing year: W^kl., Jerne* L. Crawley. Treasurer, Wm. D. Hayes. . Secretary, Irving L. Creasy. 8. D., Travers Phillip*. J. D., Esau W. Caanom. Tyler, John Mat*. , Steward*, Chas. W. Mixer, Meozo urner. Marshal, John Payne. CITY MARKETS. Dot tailor says It vbas tetter If I gif oop und get aomr pull*, und dot plumb­ er says I may |»e found dead In my to. kiss him. Hut If be knows aiwonv step som* d»x. but I woa’t do it Vteu aa be like* to kiss be is compelled to I vbas mad. 1 vbas Ilk* a mule. Nay- do it wteu no one Is looking.—Atchison p* 11 vbas a week pefore dot polk-emans comes in asa!t>. Den be swing* bb cleb aroundc und says: "Cobbler, bew dar* you wloble der Uw tn dis shameful mann«r? 1 neffcr ■re sooeb a bold scoundrel pefert' In goes refer der sidewalk line by two feet. Moaf^Jxn back, ab-moaf him al “Hot it vliaa. derlandlord who (ball “Shut oop! How dare yon talk to like dot? I know yon. you oMt wills In. und I don't atop till you vhas In prisou. Did yoo say yon bad half a dollar dot yr.j can (pare far a day or twoT � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Hastings Herald Subject The topic of the resource Newspaper.HastingsHerald Description An account of the resource The Hastings Public Library wishes to thank Smith Imaging of Rockford, MI for their work digitizing the Hastings Herald. <br /><br />The Library also wishes to thank the Nashville Michigan Historical Society for their generous support in underwriting all digitizing expenses to have the Nashville News scanned into PDFs. 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