the corunna journal

ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
CORUNNA, MICH., AUG. l,
1895.
VOLUME XV, No. 34
—Flushing fair will be held Sept. 25,
—W. W. Tarehall, of Ithaca, in town
—_J udge Bush is expected home Sat urSunday School Association.
26 and 27.
day.
Mondaf,
T
The annual meeting of tbe Sun day
Don't forget that you can buy Chase
—Lawyer Chandler made a busi ness
Sn:ith, cf Vernon. at tbe
—Carl Tuttle, visitln ^relatives at VcrGORSUCH & WJ3LGR* ProprkU/r*. <fc S&nboum'a coffee at M. A J,Carland's
School
Association for Corunua and
trip to Byron last Thursday.
UOD.
Monday.
county
Caledonia
township was held at the BapPubliabecTevery Thursday morning, «t Cor—R. E>. Smith, of Caledonia, a pleasant
—Join T. MirCurdy at Laueer, Tne<T
—Ezra Mason reported a little better tist church .Sunday afternoon ami evenHtuse to rent, hone*bought and sold,
unna, the Coumy Seat Of sliiawajjew County.
Bevoted to the interests of tae Republican
caller at the JOURNAL office Thursday. day. on legal nustnei«s.
yesterday.
Party aiid me collection of local and veoerai and buggies and harnesses for sale. Ining.: The attendance was fair, but not
tfcMV*.
quire of Dr. Babingtou.
—Elmer Henderson is building «u
—Postmaster and Mr*. Smith spirit
—A new walk on tbe west *Me of t i e as large as it should'have been.
TKIUJS:-One year, *1/»; six jaontas, fifty
iron bridge.
oentf; three montta, tweoiy-afe cents.
The.devotional service, at the afterThe best u none too. good so buy addition to bi.s residence in llendersouAdvertising rates made Know n at the office. Chase & Sanbouru** coffee, of their sole
—Mrs, Glen I). Young and children
•—MJS.-<'j«ra Haivl«'-y. of New l.otb—JJanker Will. Iluiit, of Laingsburg, noon session was lead by ltev C. Oariids,
Fli-st-class faefilt'ea for job and
l
are visiting her parents at, Port Huron. rop, visiting fricmU in (Kvo>-(i tht* iji [own Monday.
uftcr which reports were listened to
JL £ . ' Carland. corunoa.
printing of ail kiiids on short DOti
week-.
—ltev. Geo. Sloan filled the M. R
Attorney -John Connni^kcy,o{ Howell, iroia the superintendants of the various
i Farms and city property bought, sold
schools.
pulpit,
of
this
city,
Sunday
morning.
—iiJjsj* Mayrue Jliil, of Oviil. \va« iho here, yesterday, o?i legal matter.:.
and exchanged.
W, K, CHAI'KLL,
TJ*IRST NATIONAL BASK
W. A. Knight, of the Comr.na M. "E.
lusuratic? and real c?Tut<? A£t —Mr. aud Mrs. N. J. Clark, of Ovid, jjue.st of Mis* IJei ilia S«.:rr chc i';r«f. of the — Let tors are awaiting Mr. Uyrori Bu•^.
S., rej)Oi'l('(l tljrj school in good co^diOB1
visited wlto Mr, and Mrs. "№'. II. Bi&e- week.
sril-aml Mr. l>:iily ;it tho.postoflke.
MWON,
FOR SALE CiitAt*: one 1 horse wagon, 1o\v, KiiiJay.
i.ioii, with ten classes aisd an average at>
W.D.
President, I
•—«John T. McCur«ly ii:w Vf'n .itMiujf
Vlce-Preeldent. i
'—City Attorney Hichards is looking teiiduiM.-tj of about one hundred. The
one-2 horse wagon: 1 dump cart: 1 topCashier,w. A.
—M, V. Kussell, one of the pioneer alarj;e number <if volume* to his law for a rciideiic*! or a lot to build one on, '.•«il!<'<'tio:ts he thought. would <!efrav all
AfiAisUnt Cashier, \V. ¥.
buggy; 1 pair light deigns; 1 Mngleharhustler*
of purand. at the county scat library.
~I?:mker.J. (). I.eland, of S.i^Miaw, <?xpe!iso.«. 'rije-grftitest difGcnlty be bad
ness; 1 double harness; 1 cart harrier;
DIEBCTORS.
la-t
Thursday.
I
J.
D
aetSA
— I'loycd iH'rbani l«ft Friday, for s'.iakiii^ IKI-MIIS T,vith old friends ben; on t<- cont<'iii! \\ ii!i w:.s rise ;U;M riueof teactiaJso
about
10
m.
brick
and
£oine
good
A
H A. NiCHota.
—Geo.. Fred and Puss Ottoway, of CharSevoix. to juuy b:;ll with the team Mfciidny.
W.D.GAKUSO*,
lumber. Will taks some hay, grain or
'•".- :::i(l tb^ ti-*>ub!c. io iinA a,supply.
in that town.
Claytou.
called
on
ILrs.
M.
•Shuttleu'orth
a
part
payment*
Inquire
of
J.
Mr.-. C. J, Gale rcj>orte;l Uif Baptist
—Mrs. K..\. Smitb. of Cnne*teo. X. V.,
f^Oollocttow madVan^promptty remitted
V
the
first
of
the
week.
:.
Fitch
«f
c
Son,
Corunna.
Mich.
—The
concrete
walks
in
the
school
mtfrestratetof ftcB*nz«.
I* visiting Mr. an-i. Mrs. >. Z. Itice. ol "•uudity C:JOO! iti a i!..tuii?;iujj ccndl—J. C. Fair. J. 31. Hathway and' live yarn are completed, ami make a fine this city.
rit'U. with :hc t.-tas>;.'.- and an averageatoa
Look at them; new good* and new fair ladies, of Durand, dined at the improvement.
(-n<i:t!!<-,> of ttt*mt fifty. 'Hie
any part ot tbe world.
—.1. I) Royoe and ••«•. 11. Howard.
styles in ladies4finekid shoes at «;ollins* Grand Central- Sunday.
H»-rt?
\-ory fa?fhfiilan<! regriJarin,
—Attorney Horsmnn was calbvl to
for §1.00: men's rtjoe* for #1.00. Good —Arthur Benson, an instructor in Ypsilanti, Saturday, on account of tbe Clark Buell and John Williams in town :unv. slid volli>ctir>i]s fair. Tbe
CHAS. D. StXWAKT
yesterday.
M. L.
ltt buying and discounting
!iaU addc«l UAt vo!unn*» to its library*
Pontiac scforol;*, is visiting his. sister. illness; of a brother.
M. u snrwAirr * co.» Batten,
—The list often*!-, *>>bc sold for <l
Collins beats
which bad male a marked hicrea*e In
Miciitg«n
P r j l U o f ^5^ c i t v
—Miss Maud • Mortice, of Bennington. | Unqueut ta^e? will i>e found on an other tlie interest of Mw> ^;«ooL
Mraey orttei* iwoed on the continent
of <raybills is what counts,
Domestic aod foreign exchange tbe world on footwear.
—Mrs. Kay Aekei-aon,of Detroit. visit- the guest'of Miss Louise Pond
; page of tbe JOURNAL.
Mrs. K. E. KelM»y, In tbe absence at
w l b w
P«rent«s Sheriff and Mrs. W. K other friends here this tveek.
Tanner is agaia to the front in tbe !
j
—Mr.
and
Mrs.
\V.
J.
HubbeH,
of
Chithe
!?iipcriiit«H!<rnt, reported the Pms-'
| J a«ob, Friday and Saturday.
haniess besiness.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. Sloan, of Bliss- \ ^^ a r e visiting their paient«, Mr. and byteriaa <«-hool as holding Irs own.
BLSiSESS DIRECTORY.
—Tbe Fox & Mason Furniture com- 'field, the guests of bis father, .T. E. Sloan, \ jjrs. Jaraei? M. Ooodell,
ere were ten classes with an average
FOR SALE : New milch cow. Inquire j pany received an order for 31 suites, ami sister, Mrs. Dr. Cabington.
lppt, Owosso, Mleh.
attendance of about fifty.
of Del] Miner. Corunna.
2Sw - Monday, from a l>etro it firm.
—Mrs. C. A, Young and Mrs*. D. W.
Pencsylvanla, where she ha*
f r o m
—W. L. Colby and wife, Elmer San- Shattuck were called to Saginaw,
Mr. Dav« reported the fiiverside
visiting at her old horn*.
Go to Tanner's for tbe latest thing in
Aiceot and dealer to j « l ««ateburn and lady, of New Lothrop,guests terday, to attend the funeral of a sister. | _ M ^ € ^ ^ ^ o f Toledo, Ohio, school as increasing in interest mad
W. Cooper, Coruiuitt, Mien.
fly nets. Something new in that line
at the Grand Central, Sunday.
—Captain Shields, of the Owcwobase; h a s ^ ^ e p e n aing a few days with hi* n u m b e r s . >•••
ball
club, says be will not play ball on j b r o t h e r . ^ u M i n e r , n d family.
MTF. Leavitt reported the Coal 3On«
Tanner has a nice assortment of sum- —Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rose Teturj••#. t . Johwon,
, Conmna, Kk*.
^ r
School in fine condition, with an attendmer lap robes—in fact everything yoa ed hoine last week from an extended Sunday for anybody. Good for Shields |
visit with their daughter in Ohio.
fifty.
'"
need in tbe horse furnishing line.
- T h e L, O. T. M, will hold a social on j f r l e n d s a t s t > Oatb«rine. Ont Sbe will ance ol about
ttorneys at Jaw—Newton * Gold, Flint,
Rev, Daniels reported tb« organia—Sir, and Mrs. R. B.' Ford, and Mr. the ShelfTs lawn Saturday evening. visit the Fails before her return.
Midi. Office in FtentoQ block.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
cion of a new school in the Hawldas
and Mm. K. J. Augsbury left Saturday Every body is cordially invited to be
—Lost. Tuesday evening. In this city, district, with a membership of thirtyfor a couple of weeks onting at Bay present.
ttorney *nd counselor at law-S. S. Miner,
a
wrench
and oiler In a leather pouch. two. ITie prospects were good for an
—C.
A.
Mlllard
has
«old
his
bakery
to
Owoeso, Micb. Office ta WiUi*m»- trfoclL
Vl»w.
—It
is
said
that
one
of
the
nicest
boys
Finder
please
retnrn to Chase & Angell. excellent school, as a good deal of inter"
Uaynes & Putnam.
—Flashing Observer: A Mr. and in Laingsburg recently caught hay fev—Rev, W. G. Xixon and wife and
—County Agent Race in town Monttorney-James M. Ooodell, Co rann*, MIA.
Mrs. Tucker, of Ohio, are visiting their er from kissing a grass widow. Its Mr. and $Ir?. J. B. Hfinnan returner! ?st was manifested.
Office in A«new bJocJt» oppoeitc U*t court day on official business.
B v. Fisher talked on the relation of
home.
cousin?, Byron and Hiram Augsbury, in fate-al. Xews.
j last week from a two weeks, outing at the Sunday »cbooi to the church. B«
—Rev- E. J, Peacock returned to Venice.
—This issue of the JOURNAL was de- j j , O f l R
said the church had got on Btilts, above
Cardington.
Ohio, Tuesday.
ttom«f«andcriinraek>rs at law—Watson
—Register
and
Mrs..
W.
If.
Bigelow
l&yed
a few hours—it's a girl, however
CfcitMMa. <>Wc« over the second aitfomU
—Mi&s
Edna
Marshall
gave
a
picnic
t
the people, and that as the nursery ttlil-The old "Fighting Fit.1T will hold were called to Adrian, Saturday, on born this morning
g to Mr. and Mr?. her Corunna and Owosso friends yestered in building up and added to the b«-n
it* annual re-union at S t John*. Anfc.25. account of tbe death of an uncle of Mrs. E. V. Gorsuch.
day
afternoon
in
MeCurdy's
grove.
A
nan Jfa^oily, so the Sunday school aided
rciiitoottrtiXMBinteftlaaerand attorney
t t o y at
—Roger Haviland vi»it«d bin pareots, Bigelow.
—Miss Estelln Bigelow entertained very enjeyable time wa» had.
d
Offl
m
repleaisbing and adding uamerically
V> hiw-J.G.Knlsfct, Corunaa, M
Midu
O
near Byroo, ovet Sunday, lie was a o
inBornen b h *
—I*enM>n» who deairv to board one or about thirty of be: friends on Friday
—Notice change of ad of Chase A ind spiritually to the churcb.
corapanieb by attorney Collins.
more teacher*, during the institute, evening of last week. It was a very ..Angel!, Currie & Clutterbuck and M. A
Parents became interest**! throaf^ mtortter at
—Mr*. B. C. Wo'nten.' of this city, is will kindly leave word with E. I>. IJi- enjoyable, party.
J. Carland: also a new one of Ely & Al- t'icir children and became chri«tf«M*
vi&iting her brother at Mackinaw city- inoiid or B. It, Marshall.
Mrs. C. If. Noble*, of Jefferson coun- berts. It Will pay to rend them.
]n Swttack block.
Sm day schools were stepping «lone» te*|
She expects to be absent for about three
ty,
X.
Y.,
will
spend
the
remainder
of
—Mary E. Atberton, of Bancroft, has
the church. I^irgf. influential eburcb«i
—Mrs. II. Kiw and little won Harry
n t*nrfM^T«ndcounM]or at law—Walter Mo- week?.
against that village for tbe summer with her mother, Mrs. Flora
»wcrl the?r'beginning to the
M Bride,iVmuin*. Mirit. Offloeup»t«>rttwu
of Detroit, who ha* been spending u.f<«»
Wllcox.
of
this
cilv.
—Bert
Worden
drove
Ills
goat
to
SIO.IKJO
damage*
resulting
from
a
defec-chool,
A di?«j(i«'-ion of tbe topic foldown north of puotoOoe.
! weeks with Mrs. !>«)! ,Miner, leaves toDtirsnd Iwt Thursday. }|«- is
tive fhlewuJk. Watson «& (,'hapnun are
low**!, ltev, Ward, M. II. Reynold* and!
Win,.Wilwn was looking at j ( , a y tor l*n*lng> vhm
'
1
itev. Iiatilds participating. While th&Q
ttorroers atid conntwion at Uw-Chandler a part of his vucatfon with hi* grand- her attorneyi*.
a'revolver,'Saturday, it went otf, the a few days.
tit, ( t o r u m Mich- Office !D mother, Mis. McX_:arty.
itt Ricfcartlit,
.verfi some minor flifferencr^, Jc general
—Gt*o. O. Shattuck. rvtiirried home bull passing through a finger. He did
uppoeite tbe court bou*e.
A«MTW
—Caleb
Reed,
near
Lcnnon,
frl!
frou:
r
—Geo. Haitkell, Uader of tbe fourth from Pitiiikey. last Krldaj evening, not know it was loaded.
xl] ttgrwd with Mr. Fisher.
a wheat 8tack. last Monday, injnritij.
Mr*. M. II. ltcynoldx then read a paper
with bin: an all-night shower
rtor-W,S.Jone».Corunn'».Mk;h, 8pocl«l band of OWOCHO, in town Monday. He
—Mr. and Mrs. George -Leetch. of bis knee badly. Dr. Babingtouw:wealle«t
auentmtt jrtven to di№&> « o.' wi >n»en u nd vftui waking arrangements for an oj>en of rain. The ruin uud 3Ir. SShattmk
JU
primary work in tbe Sunday school, J
OttoeoTer ChMM: A AmreU'a store.
Durand, called on friends Thursday. in consultation with Dr. Van \.W 1. \v\\<.
air concert in the near future.
-The
object of any work." said tbe
were both very welcome.
They are contemplating of going to N^Iieves the Injviry will only be tempo^K'ukcx, is to produce results. Primary
of Mrs. S. Z. Riee and
—Lester C. Barnes, of Conway, bad Boston next month, with the Knight rary.
ye. e*r, oow and tbro«t •perialiat—Dr. D.
H. Lamb,OWOSM, Micb. GU»sea»ccut«te- Mrs. Fanny Fo,v, of the M. E. School, bis house burned last week Wednesday.
.vork should not be for the amusement'
Templars.
ly fitted. O«c« hours, a to 1'i. 2 U) 4:» and 7 to
—I.
V.
Pyle.
our
Wide
awake,
bn«tlin^
»f children, but to make )a*Hnj
held a picnic at Riverside, Tuesday. A Most of the contents of the hoiife were
». Office, room >, Thomas block.
—County Treasurer Colby paid on t-lotbier, has move<l hi3 large stock of 'ion* and rhat which would result- ln !
delightful time was enjoyed by all.
also destroyed. He carried
insurance j n<.j,.,]f <>f {\ie t;6unty 8711.13 for the: .-arc i-lolbhitf and gents" furnishing goods iKikintf mm and women su«-h a^ ti
y«lc
and gureeon—w. C. Hume, for—Sir. and 3IJ'J*. C. Daniels and Mr. 'in the Livingston Mutual.
| of the roulily's insane, for the last (]uar- to the -New Bacon." lie fuuU he has •.voriil nct'ils. We should 1>c careful of
r
unn*, Mk*. Office boura,2 to 4 p. m. on
weekdayt. Office oti imiund floor, State St., Wilson are visiting, :U Elk Rapids anil
caller at ; ter> Also 8I17.4:» for board of prisoners a &urplus'of UgUt weight goo<J^ an;t is* what we. >:ay..*iid in their presence,
—N. K. Potter, of iSurus.
J i m door west of school b U d
other places in the resort region. They the JorijN.ii. oflic<» Saturday, lit1 re- i t the I'H<troll House of Correetion.
going todlspp^eof them to make rot in • •hiidrrm art* perfect imitator?, Th*lr
will be absent for about three weeks. port* the hay crop hi hi* ,«<*etiosi nearly
for hJs fall stock. The matter is f,il]\
—Frank F. Marshall and son. of S
should )>e seiNirnl'e from the
MASONIC.
;
—Fenton Indepemlojit: Lieut. 1^. C. a. failure, with wheat not half a crop.
, , visited John T. McCurdy and wife ] explained on lasr page, which .will .pay
rooiii, scats 'comfortable and the
COEUNSA LODGE NO, HE, ¥. * A, M. Her-1 Kanouse, formerly a member of the sixth while osvta were good aud a fair pro*- lust
Mr. Marshall is the lw.*d | y O u t o read,aud If iii .jjeed of anything
orgun placed at their <}I*p
fore the r^U of tto« moon, in each month._
<-uitmgan ta\airy, was a cauer on ni* p«*ct /or corn and potatoes.
in
the
jewelery
sio.re
of
lirown
•
j
n hji? line take a lvantage of the great
umhuited
pictures could be used,, to ad";
ITf *» •
""
old comrades, W. Butcher and G. W.
—Charley YVashbum's little daughter «fc Grant, leading jewellers in Saginaw. | bargains offered.
vantage. They should have a
OOWCSNA C'HArl'KIt, > O . Si, K A . M. Barbour, this week.
got a kernel of wheat in her ear a short
—M. C.Barney, of Flint, who as a ii^y • - i . \ letter::trim Poutb Haven, Mich :idopt«l «j>eiting exercise wnich fliouldl
MttpatiarcaavwMtion* first Tbunday in
—Dur&nd
is
not
satisfied
with
having
time ago, which became pressed against carried the colors of tbe Tenth MiuhijrVn-.[.states tbsl; "On M >nday evening of « s!iort." She^ave the outlines for
awntb. a x t i ^ AcQRBc»T.»ecT«t«ry. w.
taken a goodly number of the best citi- the drum affecting tbe hearing. Dr. lufaiitrj- into 31 battle*, will attend tbe j tu!« v;eekEighteen thousand baskets of very.appropriate eseroise. The paper^
B A A S S . H . P.
zens of Owosso, but is now after the Elliott removed the obstruction Tuesday (let1,? nation of the Chattanooga inoniu- peaches )Vere shipped to Chicago from was a good one. containrag many bints, j
OOBUNNA C0DNCH. KO. S8, B. * 8 . M,
p Corunna widows. We would much
morning.—Klsio Enterprise.
ments us a guest of the state of Michi- this por/I This shipment was by far vtiicb if followed out would greatly in-i
olttr awembaes third Tbnr«day in each month.
C M . PKACOCK. tteco der. Gito. &HATTUCIC, rather she would take the county build- —Vernon Argus: Alden Keyes returned gati.
tbe largest one ever made from this rreuse tbe gcoil results of the primary]
T. L M.
ings.
Sunday from his wedding trip, and
—Chesaning Argus: James S. Coon, point at tbis season of tbe year. The fepsrtnient,
ltev. Ward conducted the devotional
—Mr. John Tears visited his daughter, Monday ruoriiing a rush was made to chief of the ChippeiVtt Indians, took a peach crop is an enormous one, and the
COEUVNA COlOtA>T)EKT, NO. Si, K. x.
Stated conciavefl, Mcood Iktatsdar In ««ca Mrs. A. J. Kellogg, at Durand. over Sun- DttHart Bro's store for the wedding trip to tbe reported Indian camp meeting j largest known in the history of the •xercists in the evening.
•MBtk. A . E. RlCKjt&DS. W. O.
Alden has manv friends here between Owosso aud Corunna last Sun- j peaeu belt of Michigan, Apples, rears
day. Mr. Tear* says it is surprising
Kev. Tisber read a paper on Hon*]
; Acting S«carfec.
tbe number of buildings being erected wbo wi$h himself and wife all happiness dny and found no camp meeting there, j and plums are the be« crop West Michi reaching for the Sunday School.
in that village. They appear to have no aud a hearty welcome to our village.
TOLEDO
:rci.te;l the subject r4»ite exhaustively, j
Jim says it is just a white man's trick, j gan has seen in years."
bard times there.
—Porter Janes, of Fairtield. threshed j —Howell Democrat: Ed. Shields, of j —The Vital Statistics Report for 1S93 :nd in a common sense manner. Ex-j
—Estey, Symes & Harris have pur-J 207 bushels of nice plump wheat from | the Owosso base ball team, has been laid j just received at this office from the De- rremo activity marks tbe ago. It is also i
AND
chased tbe 480 acres of timber laud, hc!d j ten acres. Over twenty bushels of f up duriug the past week with a trouble- parunent of State, Lansing, is issued i wealth seeking age, and there was uo j
NORTH MICHIGAN
loubt but that it was an age of skepti*
( by Wagoner estate, which lies within (wheat to the acre ia an extra crop in ! some ann. Ife injured the arm severely I unusually early and containes matter ol
RAILWAY.
j and adjoins the city of Owosso. The J Michigan this year. Wm. Marvin has j last season, and is apt to give him some [ much interest and importance to physi- •ijsm. The word of God is the only an* j
timber will betaken off and divided in- twenty acres that will average as well, I trouble at times, but he does not think i cians health officers., sanitarians and to ridote for the crying evils of the world*]
to small parcels. The purchase price is at least, and ten acre* that it is thought j it will tee anything permanent.
all persons interested in tbe sanitary iinl should be taught unceasingly a$l
a
reported to be 930,000.
will j'ield 2i> bushels per acre.—Elsie
—Tbe Teachers' Institute foi Shiawas-1 i u i 9 O c i a l condition* of the State. Then- ionic. The responsibility of the reU-J
—James, sixteen-year old gon of Sol Enterprise.
see Co. will be held at Corunna, begin-! w e r e registered for the year 1303 19,1»: ^ious instruction of tbe children is on
the parents. '* Train up the child in
Henri,of Gaioes, was playing ball a
—A quiet wedding occurred in this ning Aug. 5.18*», and continuing eight ] roarriuges, 47,722 births and 21.JJ82
few days ago when a thrown ball bit city last week Wednesday evening, at days. Prof. McKiuney, of Olivet Col- I deaths. Of deaths returned, 2,154, or 12.0 •he way he •should go," is the doctriuej
of the number returned from )f divine writ, and should be taken j
htm oa the forehead and broke a blood the pleasant home of tbe bride, Mrs. lege, who bad been selected a.s conductor,
vessel in his bead. At first it was feared Peter Keynolds, who was wedded to 3Ir. is an exi>erienced ioetitnte worker and specified diseases, were due to consump- home to every honest heart.
M. H. Reynolds followed with in ex-1
the injury would prove fatal, but at last John Nevirion, of Durand. Rev. W. M. is noted for doing practical work. Xo tion; 1.21S, or G.S per cent, front dipth;>ianation
of normal training for Sunday j
accounts he was on a fair road to recov- Ward performed the ceremony in pres- doubt the coming institute will be one eria and croup; 6S9, or 3.8 per cent, ichool workers. Tbe matter is being]
ery under the care of Dr. Austin.
ence of a few of tbe neighbors. Mr. j of tbe best ever held in tbe county. from typhoid fever; 3C0, or 2.0 percent considerably agitated, and is beinjjgf
frOn
* c a r i e t fever. There were 644 id opted by the more advanced schools.
—The Maple Kivar Wolverines came Xevison is a successful business man of j Every teacher and every person who !
The following are the names of
here Saturday and attacked the Corunna Durand, while the bride was a very : expects to teach the coming year should j deaths from cancer, 555 from^ia grippe," >tneer« elected for tbe ensuing year:
and 1,385 from pueuuioni. These causes Rev. C. I>aniel», president; Rev. W. M.
Tigers with bat and ball. A very excit- highly esteemed lady of our city, Wbo > be in attendance for the full time.
ing gam* was played, resulting in a vic- has many friends here who wish herj _ j o n a T . McCurdy arrived in tbe of death are fully discussed in tbe Re- Ward, vice president,; W. A.
tory for the Tigere by a score of 22 to u. much happiness in her new home » t ! j u n c t i o n c i t y o n t n e early express port, and illustrative diagrams and maps Krans, secretary: Mrs. v. J. Gale, tt
are given for certain important ones. .u*r.
Dr. Chaeney and Wileox formed tne bat- Durand.
Thursday morning from bis trip
Persons desiring copies of tbis report
tery for the Wolverines and Coraford
-Mrs. Winans has had erected a fine' through north western Texas, OklahoMarriage Ucerms.
and Perry for the Tiger*. Ralph Evel- Barre granite monument at the grave ma and Kansas. He says those sectloas should make application to Hon. Washcth umpire, James Wilson official scorer. of Ex-Gov. E. B, Winans, in Hamburg.
AO* '
that
Lansing, Micb.. as tbe former wasteful
, Xew B«vcn
—Tbo»e from Ovid who attended tb« It is composed of a huge block of rock- everywhere the most beautiful landciutom of distributing them through
ball game at Owo*so. Tuesday, were
TIMETABLE.
granite 01 die, resting on a base scapes imaginable greeted tbe eyes. the county clerks baa beea discontinuVna* Buna, Ktwlu ...
thoroughly disgusted with tbe manner in j of the same material, though of larger It seemed to befcbeveritable garden of
April 7«fe, 1S8S.
ed.
r
which tbe Owoeeo citizen* treated the dimensions. On tbe face of tbe die, in tbe world. He reported tbe Michigan
^«ll*L. V*BE >>*», Owwtw
Trains Jem Goraana, •
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• Adrian boys. Tbe Oviditee were in sym- large, finely polished letter? in relief, contingent at Oklahoma., Oklahoma, as
WUl
U TTrl^Ht, C*r»oa CStj..
Notice.
X. B*ld*n, OWOMO
pathy with tin OWOMO team until the is tb« word "Winans," and at one end prosperous and nappy. After ex pa•OUTH.
NORTH.
Tofea Vo» VbttlHmrff, Morrtce, whm every good pl*y Ute of tho die appeai-s tbe letter
also tUtlng on tbe beauty and prosperity
An examination of candidate.? for ad* !^iK<rtia« BnuiAt, Perry >
Dttnn, Wocdhnll.
Adrian^
made
TM^vred
and
scoffed
in
relief.
At
the
bead
of
tbe
grave
of
and
productiveness
of
those
lands,
Memission
to tbe Agricultural College
7:13 P. M.
•90BP M.
at byftbowling mob. Th«* Adrians won tbe ex-governor was also placed a finely Cordy closed by saying. '-After all Will be held at Caruuna, Aug. 15 and
H.BBmETT,
S. A. SCULLY,
the game by a wore of 12 to 11.—Regia- cut Barre granite marking stone. It 'My Michigan' is good enough for me. IGtb.
Skin and blood disease*, causing
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tei Union. Tbe editor evidently ba« contains tbe tint? ol the birth and death I would aot change locations with any
:orti. of dire disasters to human lwi|
E. D. Divoxr>,
Aatflt
Totedt. 0M9. attended L-ot few game* at Ovid.
ie*s urewMly a»d quickly cured
0/ Gov. Wiaan«.—Howell Republican, j of tbe people I met."—Exprefs.
Commissioner. Jurdovk
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DOMESTIC
THE exchange* at the leading clearing houses in the United States duringth* week ended on the 10th aggregated
§1,030,030,049, against 51,1^,2+3,696 the
previous week. The increase, com*
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pared with the corresponding week in
1№4, was 26.0.
THE national silver committed in
&ea&ioii in Chicago adopted resolutions
the organization of bimetallic
throughout the entire county
CHICAGO is to be the headquarters of
the American Spirits Manufacturing
company which will wicceed the
whisk j trust.
THSKK negroe* were killed outright
"by lightning during a thunderstorm
that passed over the town of Varnvilie,
S.C.
C. B. COLK. an aged resident of
Aurora, I1L, died while on his knees at
prayer at hto bedrite.
THOCS were t&6 business failures in
th« United States in the seven days
esdedon the 19th. against 2S3 the week
preview and S3* in the corresponding
Jx a runaway »**r Move*, lad.,
William Elzry and hi* wife a*d lira.
Thomas E t o y and Mta* Myers, were
fatally injured.
JUDGE ROW in th« United State*
district court at ham Angeles, CaL, declared the Wright Irrigation law uneontftutional. This decision invalidates bond* to the extent of $50,000,000
that are held all over the United
States and Europe.
) A GBEATER portion of the business
section of Silver City, N. M., was destroyed by a flood.
REV. D. W. GOXISBX.EE, of Live Oak,
Fla., reported a reign of terror among
the negroes of Lafayette and Taylor
counties. Be said their churches were
being raided by white men, congregations dispersed and pastors driven
away.
TOE Gould coupler works at Buffalo,
N. Y., were destroyed by fire, the loss
being about 8200,000,
AT Angers Camp, Cai, the Utica
mine, which had been yielding $500,000
worth of gold every mouth, was dam*
aged by fire to the extent of 8350,000.
MABLKV, HABVXT & Co., retail clothing and furnishings in Detroit, Mich.,
failed for 8105.000.
A HEAVY rain flooded over 100 houses
at Connellsville, Pa., and thousands of
coke ovens were drowned out by the
torrent.
DwrrRrcTiVE forest fires were still
raging in the pi&e woods near Long
Lake, Mich.
FIRE that started m the Wright &
Adams machine works at Quincy. HL,
destroyed 900,000 worth of property
and crushed tbe life out of Percy Hunaaker, a fireman.
MASKED men boarded a west-bound
Lake Shore A Michigan Southern express train at Reece siding, near Wauseon, O.. forced open an express car and
at the point of revolvers compelled the
messenger to unlock the safe. It was
known that at least id,000 was taken.
I s another fight between Indians
and settlers near Jack's Hole, Wyo.,
three white men and six Indians were
killed.
T»K number of immigrants arriving
in New York from January 1. 1895, to
date exceeds by nearly 50,000 those
who arrived during the same period in
1S94.
A FREMATTOE explosion of dynamite
on the drainage canal near Willow
Springs, 111., killed William Kelly,
Joseph Smith and Thomas Soaker.
TBE bank of Archie, located at
Archie. Ma, went into the hands of a>
receiver.
THE Connellsville (Pa.) coke region
was swept by a tornado which spread
destruction far and wide. Railroads
were washed out, delaying all traffic,
buildings blown to pieces, hundreds of
cattle drowned, orchards uprooted and
crop* laid waste. The total loaa was
estimated at SSOO.QOO.
G w o x KOT.AXU. a well-known young
farmer near Manchester, la., shot and
killed his brother Henry, a l m a farmer, and then shot himself. No cause
was known.
GEORGE A.'" ffou'E* will serve four
years and Frederick Storms two years
in the penitentiary for aiding and
abetting a conspiracy to deprive voters
of their rights at the poll* in Chicago.
A ci-OtDRimiT swept ovur the village
of Brecon, O. damaging many buildingv, and a large number of cattle and
bheep were drowned.
Ix a dispute over money at Hot
Springs, Ark., W. C. Myers and his
brother James, popular young men,
were shot and killed by D. ..W. Ciaiborn, a livei^man.
RES!I>KNTS of Hatesville, O., blew up
with dynamite the only wUoo'n io the
town.
HERMAN FRAXTZ, an artilleryman,
left Fort Hamilton, X. Y., on a bicycle
for Fort Snellinjr, Minn.
IN a quarrel at a social pa^ty at
Union Ridge, W. Va., knives, razors
and revolvers were used and four men
were killed and several others seriously wounded.
REPORTS as to the conditions of crops
throughout the country made by the
directors of the different state weather
services say they were in fine condition.
THE steamer Terrier reported upon
arriving in New York that in a collision July 12 with the British schooner
Eagle two men, two women and a child
were drowned.
ROBKKT B. THOMPSON" and TheophUe
Cory left Chicago for a tour arouml the
world on stilts. Such u thing1 was
never attempted before.
THE Lake View Laud company at
Los Angeles, CaL, failed for ?•>'»),000.
DURING a fire in the residence of
Rev. W. H. Scudder, pastor of the Con*
fireg-ational church at Norwich, X. Y.,
two of his children. Mary and Clurine,
aged 6 and 2 years respectively, were
burned to death.
W. H. TAYLOR, dealer in dry goods
at Fort Worth, Tex, failed for SICK). 000.
J. K PBITCHA-RD and his wife, who
lived near Rosston, T^x., were killed
by lightning.
ROSE GAUDE.V, a dissolute woman,
killed Mary Sullivan and Lizzie Brown
at Barboursville, Ky.
TROOPS were ordered out to protect
the settlers in the Jackson Hole conntry in Wyoming.
JOHN S. COLLINS, a negro who shot
and killed Student Frederick Oh] at
Princeton, N. J., last June, was sentenced to twenty years at hard labor
in the state prison.
GEORGE REED, a painter 36 years of
age, shot and killed his wife in St
Louis in a fit of jealous rage.
AT a convention of coal miners in
Pittsburgh, Pa., it was decided to give
the operators their choice of advancing
wages or fighting another strike.
CHABLKS M. WEBB has declined the
appointment of associate justice of the
supreme court of Wisconsin.
THK city waterworks at Ironton, O.
were burned, the loss being $100,000.
A NATIONAL association of wire pood*
manufacturers was formed at Cincinnati with Fred J. Meyers, of Hamilton,
O., as president.
THK third annual convention of the
United States League of Building and
Loan associations convened iu Cleveland.
TA^LO*, a ^afro, aged ft
GOOD ADVICE.
years, was executed at Columbus, O., It Is <MT«va4 Usmdy Iwj—•• hf tfc*
for killing Farmer Yoakum to rob him.
»i—t»tt«i> Mnmttn vt m Ma—acre
TJUt ears and an engine *ere smashed
in a freight wreck at New Florence,
Pa., and Fireman Peter Cover was instantly killed.
GKATTOS O. WUXIA*B, paper dealer
in Philadelphia, failed for 8100,000.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL
TBE famous chief, Benjamin Pikay,
who had held every important office U*
the gift of the Choctaw nation, died at
his horns near Minco, Kan.
ALEXANDER H, SICE, of Boston, died
at Melrose, Mass., aged 77 years. Be
was a member of congress from 1857 to
18A5 and governor of Massachusetts
froin 1876. to 1879.
MBS. CVXTHIA FAT,CO>"EE SMITH, the
oldest resident of We&tchester county,
died at her hotoe in Elm Ford, X, Y.,
in her 103d year.
REV. J. D. LEE, better known aa
"Father" Lee, died at Henne&sy, 0. T.,
at the age of 90. He had been for
years a missionary among the Cheyennes and Arapahoes and other tribes
of Indians.
B. P. CHENEY, president of the American Express company, died at his.
home in Wellesley, Mass., aged 80
years.
THE republican state executive com'
mittee of Ohio decided to open the
campaign on September 10 at Springfield.
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FOREIGN.
R. F. PITZEL identified the decomposed remains found in a cellar at
Toronto, Ont, as those of her two
little girls, Alice and Nellie, whom she
had last seen in Galva, III, ten months
ago, when they were taken away by
their alleged murderer, H. H. Holmes.
Ix a fight on the Turko-Macedonian
frontier between a force of insurgents
and a body of Turkish troops the latter were defeated with a loss of 600
men. "'
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THE Italian steamers Ortegia and
Maria Y. collided off Isela del Pint at
the entrance of the Gnlf of Genoa and
the latter sank and 148 persons were
drowned.
TWENTY-FIVE houses were destroyed
and fifty-nine partially destroyed by a
sinking of the earth at Bruex, Bohemia.
THE Canadian parliament, adjourned
after a three-mouths' session.
PREPARATIONS were beinsr made in
Madrid to dispatch large reinforcements of troops to Cuba to fight the iscfurgents.
THE five children of Alexander Bereft,
a farmer Dear Winnipeg, Man., were
drowned by the sinking of a boat.
JAPAN demands <$3.5OO,ooo additional
indemnity as compensation for the retrocession to China of the LitoTunf
peninsula.
AT Toronto, Ont, a coroner's jury
returned a verdict finding H. H.
Holmes guilty of murdering the Pitzel
children.
THE Komatsu coal mine in Yngeta,
Japan, filled with water and forty
seven miners were drowned.
OXK Hcainan landed at Dover, Eng*
land, RK the sole MUrvsvor of tne crew
of fourteen of the French tinning boat
Celine Felice, which was sunk in a col*
Union with the German fchip Vail or.
As imperial jrade was i&sccd at Constantinople granting auine*ty to all
Armenian politicul prisoners. Many of
the latter had already been released.
THE American schooner Carrie A.
Lane wasfa'nrdupon by a Spanish manof-war off Port Antonio, fully l-"0 miles
from the coast of Cuba.
•:N persons were killed by »tt
of u l>oiler in a mill at Sues,
Germany.
MB&
' A TORS ADO swept oTer Findlay, O.,
fend vicinity, unroofing buildings and
doing great damage.
TBE sloop Restless was reported lo*t
off Santa Crux island. CaL, with sixteen yottng persons on board.
A TOBSADO at St. Clair, Mich.,
wrecked a doxen buildings, unroofed
•a many more, and killed the infant
dbkEjrhter of Edgar Black.
JAJO» L. TBAVEsa^ a_negTo, was
Ranged at Washington, IX C, for the
jnurder of Lena Gross November 19
last
IVTEXSK excitement prevailed around
Beilin, Gleburne county, Ala., over rich
finds of gold.
] THE three children of Fred Whitney,
cfl&nkers, Mich., were fatally pois
«ned by eating apples that were
sprinkled with paris green.
Tmt triple funeral of Dt. John E.
Hogan. his wife and little son, who
were drowned at Lake Geneva two
weeks ago, was held at Elgin* HL
AY the ninth annual convention in
Denver, Col., of the American agricultural college and experimental station* S. W. Johnson, of Connecticut,
was elected president
Mas. ttfcABAX, of Buffalo, fell 110
feet into the rock* Wiow Niagara falls
but broke no bone*.
A TOBHA.no wrecked a camp meeting
tent near Koaeville, O., killing Mrs.
Clement Wilson and Patrick Deselm
and injuring several others.
'
FRED and Frank Sunbeini and Mrs.
Fred Sunbeim and two other person*
war* drowned by the cajpaiting of a
•afl boat at Brooklyn, N. Y.
CASUIEB Jons 1- WALMCS, of the
Dime savings bank at WiUimantic,
Conn.. was said to hare disappeared
with 830,000 of the bank fund*.
ONE of the mills or the National Linseed Oil company jn Chicago was
burned, the low* being 8750,000.
JAME?, LOWES and his son John T.
were instantly killed at Philadelphia
by coming in contact with an electric
light wire.
GEOBOF, R DAVIS completed his report as director general of the World's
Columbian exposition, and it fills twenty volumes, besides the catalogue of
exhibits, consisting of nearly 2,400 oeDAISIK aged 13, daughter of Charles
iavo pages.
Klaus, of Columbus; May. a#ed 11,
R. S. STRAHAX, ex-judge of the Oreand Hulda, .aged 7, dangliten;of George
gon supreme court, fell dead in a pubKlaus, were drowned in the Platte
lic building at Portland.
river near Columbus.
TBE percentages of the baseball dubs
BT a decision of Judge Johnston all
in the .National league for the week
cigar stores in Columbus, p., will be
ended on the 20th were: Baltimore
closed on Sunday.
".WT; Cleveland, .590; Pittsburgh, .583;
ROBERT E. RIVERS, principal owner
Boston, .574; Cincinnati, .562; Chicago,
if the Pickwick and Royal hotels in
.544; Philadelphia, 536; New York, .535;
New Orleans and of a bail dozen sugar
Brooklyn, .529; Washington, .375; St.
plantations, failed for $330,000.
Louis, .360; Louisville. .197.
ITALIAN g-overnment officials openly
Jocnr MCCOLX.UK and his three sons,
declared that war with Abyssinia had
on their way from Wisconsin to Oklabeen decided upon.
homa to seek a home, perished in a
t'HiLLir NORMAN NICHOLAS was
cloudburst in Missouri.
banned at Richmond, Va., for murderTBE village of Deer Creek, Minn.,
ing William J. Wilkerson and James
was swept away by a cycloae and two
Mills by drowning them
wtwotn were fatally injured.
ADVICES from Wyoming say that
ON the Terre Haute plantation in St.
fifty-nine white people were killed by
John's parish in Louisiana Joe Naska
the ltanuock Indians near Jackson's
shot aurt killed the wife of Rosario
Hole.
Giordano and two other persons and
PROSPECTS for an enormous crop of
fatally wounded three others.
corn and other products throughout
SRDOWICK SACKDEHS and Henry Clark
the west and nor (.Invest were never
were instantly killed at a grade crossmore promising.
ing of the West Jersey road at Vine~ TOM JOHNSON, a negro who murdered
land, N. J.
Mrs. ilartfield and her daughter at
THE house of Mrs. Abe Phillips (colMeridian, Miss., and assaulted mother
ored) was burned by some persons undaughter, was burned lo the stake by
known at Mart, Tex., and five negroes
a mob.
perished.
JosEPir XOLTI:, Arthur Walter and
Dnuso the year ended June 30 1,343
Miss Tillie llcin wer<> drowned in the
immigrants entered tbe port of San
Mississippi river at Uurlin^ton, la., by
Francisco, possessing- about £50 apiece.
the capsizing of a lx)at.
THK wealthy friends of Mrs. Kate,
TUDOR BROWS, Willie Cook, Sim
Chase Sprague in New York and other
Kchois and John Armstrong, negro
cities hare raised a sum sufficient to
desperadoes who broke jail at Fernanmaintain her in comfort for the rest of
dii.a, Fla., were driven into the ocean
her life.
by bloodhounds antl all were drowned.
JAMES IU'XN. chief of the ShinneTHE annual meeting in Baltimore of
c^clc Indians, died at Southampton,
the Baptist Young People'sunion came
L. I., agedrt.'iyears.
to an end with services in JOS churches
In that city.
M. LOFTIN, a negro, charged wi'h asNKI-SON TRi'DKAf, Peter Roche, Louis
sanltingu whiU; woman in Lexington,
Tatro and Oliver Dudley were killed by
T«3f,, was taken from the officers by a
an engine at a railway crossing near
mob and lynchod.
Williams town, Mass.
FIRE in Sl«lrose, la., burned most of
THE opera house, two livery barns
the village.
and three our four business houses in
Two NF.fiito murderers, Whit FerLittle York, 11J., were burned, and
rand and Anderson Krown, were exe*
twenty horses perished m the flames.
cuted at Salisbury, X. C, in the presence of ~>,000 people. Kach couteseed
THK visible supply of grain in the
ais guilt.
United States on the 23d was: Wheat,
40,483,000 bushels; corn, 5,941,000 bushCIIOLKRA was raging in Japan, every
els; oats, 5,137,000 bushels; rye, 148,province in the little empire reporting
000 bushels; barley, 58,000 bushels.
a large death rate from the disease.
SiVESTtea Indians were killed at
KMKI.INE G. Ct«RAM) and her husJackson Hole, Wyo., by officers. The
band, Robert K. Phel|xs and a young
red men were charged with breaking
g;r\ whose name the police refused to
tse gwtne laws, had been made prisdivulge were the latest to be numoners, and were trying to escape when
bered among the Kuppo&ed victims of
killed.
H. H. Uolmcs in Chicago. All three
AT Cookfi'* inkt in Alaska rich gold I RATXK have pnt an effectual check to have been missing more than two
Adds were discovered.
i forest fires in Michigan.
yean,
W ASHiMGTOs, July 36.—Commisstoner
of Indian Affairs browning has forwarded a dispatch to Agent Teter at
the Fort Hall (Idaho) agency, instruct*
ing him to order the Indians now on
the warpath to return to their
reservation* quietly acd peacefully
before tbe military detachment or*
dered to the wenc reaches there. The
commissioner says he wants it understood that he advises the Indians as a
friend desirous of their best interest
and welfare.
Thursday morning a reply was re*
ceived from Agent Teter saying that
he had sent prominent and reliable
members of the tribe to carry the commissioner's message to the Indians in
Wyoming, and he hoped that the desire of the commissioner would be fulfilled as a result.
The war department has no additional information concerning
the
state of affairs in the perturbed section. The four troops ordered to the
scene by Brig. Gen. Coppinger belong
to the Ninth cavalry, a negro regiment, and one of the finest in tbe
service.
DZXVEK, CoL, July 2C—A special to
the News from Pocatello says: Reports
from -Market Lake say the Rexbunf
(Idaho) paper reports fifty-nine white
people killed by tbe Bannocks near
Jackson's Hole, bat there is DO way to
confirm the report,and it is not believed
here. A courier is expected from the
vicinity of Jackson's Dole with the
latest news. There has been no news
received at Market Lake for three
days of an authentic nature. Fortyfoor ear loads of United State* cavalry
Left Cheyenne Thursday night for Market Lake with provisions, horses, tents,
e t c They will reach Pocatello this
afternoon. Four hundred Indians are
said to have joined the Bannocks on
Fall river and are preparing- to make
an onslaught on the whites. It is probable that Gov. McConnell will be called
to aid in suppressing- violence.
BOISE CITY. Idaho, July 2G.—Gov.
McConnell, who has just returned to
this city, received an appeal from the
Tetoa basin on the Idaho border near
Jackson's Hole asking for protection
against the Indians. There are 200 unprotected families there. The governor
Wednesday night wired the president
asking that troops be sent into thut locality.
CBETENXE. Wyo,, Joly 26,-r-Gov. Richards has received word that a large
body of Bannocks are encamped> «}n the
Oregon Short Line road, between
Bams Fork and Cokeville. There are
no squaw* or papooae» with them.
About 200 Lembi backs passed Beaver
canyon Thursday headed toward Yellowstone park.
Troops now being moved to the
scene of the trouble are traveling at
the irate of 13 miles an hour and will
reach Marytvale, where settlers are
surrounded by Indians, by next Wednesday. There is much dissatisfaction
at the dilatory movements to aid the
Hettlers. Gov. Richards says the news
that troops are en route will have fc
good effect on both the Indians and
whites, discouraging the former and
encouraging the latter, but he fears
that a before troops reach the settlement the Indian* may give battle, and
after doing all damage possible slip
back through the mountain passes to
their reservations.
HOIXE. Idaho, July;,,,,3&—Word has
reached ht-rt that a little band of Settlers about 20 miles from St- Anthony,
At the ttlfte of Teton Itasin, were fimrounded by a band of hostile Bannocks
A'ho had made several unsuccessful attempts, -by firing- upon them to drive
them from their position. This little
company have so far stood the savages
off,
but as is learned from a
messenger who has made his way
around Indian lines to St. Anthony
their provisions are almost gone,
and unless succor reaches them soou
they will fall a prey to the savages. It
is held that some of the whites who
murdered the,Indians for hunting elk
are in this outfit near St Anthony,
and it is the object of the Indians to
wreak vengeance upon them.
IN COLD BLOOD
A * UUAOU P2ty»U>fatn Waylaid and Mor-
dercd.
111.. July 25.—Wednesday night near Morrisville. southeast
uf this city, Alfred Entrikin waylaid
*nd killed the village physician. Dr.
Kichard Reasoner, as the latter
was returning from it professional
visit. The murderer used a shotgun
and revolver and several shots took
effect Reasoner had recently attended
Entrikeu'&wife through a spell of fever
and when she had recovered her
reason was dethroned and Entriken
believed that the physician was responsible by using- deleterious drugs and
bad frequently threatened to take the
doctor's life.
The murderer, after
awaiting the doctor's family to arrive
at the scene, and, seemingly, gloating
over their suffering, escaped. A posse
is in pursuit, and it is believed he will
be summarily dealt with if captured.
SPRTNOFIEL;*.
ALL PERISHED.
Men nr.d » Voonff Lady Drowned
>'c*r Karlloffton, I*.
BURLINGTON, la., July so.—Miss Tillie
Hein, in attempting to change her seat
in fa pleasure boat in midstream at
Otter darn, north of Hurlington, overturned the boat, and with Joseph
Nelte
and Arthur
Walters was
drowned. Neltc was a married man.
His body and that of Walters was recovered.
^
Troop* to Do Marching Duty.
DKSVER, Col., July 30.—In order that
tbe regular troop* may become familiar with the country in which they are
doing duty Gen. Wheaton of the department of Colorado has ordered them
out on practice marches. The foot soldiers are to march not less than 200
miles and the cavalry will make a journey of 300 miles.
Street Soaked with Beer.
TOPEKA, K*n., July 2ti.~Sheriff Harcouri uelzed tbirty-two kegs of beer in
i, saloon at Coffeyville and tbe popnlace
witnessed him turn it into the glitters
of the principal street.
Two
MOftE OF HOLMES' WORK.
o* Two -Tovrng
Laid at HI* Door.
CHICAGO, July 2«.— Two additional
disappearances and supposed murders,
directly traceable to Insurance Swindler II. II. Holmes, were reported to the
police Thursday. Patrick Quinian broke
down in the "sweat-box," admitting
that he had been Holmes' confidential man as well as janitor. Mrs. Quinian was put through a rigid examination with reference to her 11-yearold daughter Cora, upon whose life
Quinian admitted there had once, been
81,000 insurance, and a is to her knowledge of her husband's connection with
Holmes. George W. Harris, said to be
ft former associate of Holmes, is in custody.
The principal features in the day1*
progress were the two disappearances
and the breaking down of Quinian, and
Chief
Badenoch, while
he
left;
encouraged at his success with,:
Quinian, was
dejected
in
that
he had received additional proof
of the little value placed upon
human life by Holmes and whoever
may have been his co-conspirators.
That he had co-conspirators and that
these are at large was elicited by the
"sweating" process with Quinian, from
which it. was learned that a man
named Phillips was the aider and abettor of Holmes in his dark deeds.
Of the disappearances it was given
out that one concerned Miss Emeline
Cigrande, of Lafayette. IndL The other
was that of a young woman 17 years
old whose parents live in Chicago,
but whose name Chief Badenoch
declined for the present to make
public, for . the reason, it is intimated, that the
unfolding
of
the numerous clews connected with
her disappearance will result in the
amassing of evidence upon which
Holmes may be tried and found guilty of
murder. According to Chief Badenoch
this latest missing girl was 17 years old
and the daughter of eminently respectable parents who now reside in the
city. Her mother called upon the chief
and left the photograph of the daughter. This gives evidence that the missing girl was unusually good-looking.
She had light hair, which hung in
bushy curls. Her complexion was without fault She was slender and above
the medium height for a girl of her
age. Englewood was not her home,
but she met Holmes there and fell into
his power. The opposition of parents
only increased the strength of the net
in which Holmes had her caught Two
years ago she disappeared.
Mia.s Emeline Cigrande is believed to
have been one of the victims ot H. H.
Holmes. She worked for h\zn as his
atenographer seven months in 18S2 and
disappeared suddenly. Nothing since
then has been heard from her by her
many Chicago friends, and they have
never ceased to comment on her strange
disappearance. Now they believe she
was murdered. At the time of her disappearance Holmes talked of her feigning important papers, and it is thought
he had taken out a life insurance policy
for her.
The first reward of the senrchers in
the basement of tbe Holmes castle
Thursday morning- was a shoulder
blade of an adult's body. The next
discovery was a fcocket bone, the proportions of which ai'esmaller, indicating that it must be part of the remains
of a child. A piece of dross was also
found in the debris.
The force of workmen has been increased and the gruesome work is
progressing' as rapidly as possible.
The digging" Thursday was near the
south wall next to the alley, and the
object the police now have in view is
to find the boiler which Holmes had
connected with the bogus gas plant.
The remains of a furnace that was
possibly used by Holmes as a crematory was unearthed in the cellar Thursday morning. Near it was a large
heap of ashes, which are now being
sifted, and if anything- like bones av«
found it will be put to an analytical
tent.
PiitLAp£l»?BIA, July 20,—The verdict
arrived at by the Toronto coroner's
jury Wednesday night charging H. H.
Holmes with *he murder of the two
Pitzel children, whose bodies were
found in that city, has eliminated from
the mysterious case one of the uncertainties that has confronted the Philadelphia authorities.
The chances itre now almost beyond
doubt that Holmes will be taken to
Canada to stand trial for the murders.
It is stated, however, that it will require at least two months before the
accused can be extradited.
OUrT RECEIPTS,
Tbe &«m ot an-ta,3t6,&T* Collected by
Uncle Saw L-act V**r.
WASHINGTON, Jul$> 26.—The preliminary retx>rt of Interaal Revenue Commissioner Miller, for the year ended
June 30, 1803, was presented to Secretary Carlisle Thursday afternoon. Total receipts from all sources were
1143,24.V.i7S, a decrease from the receipts of 1893-4 of .$3,H22.472. The percentag-e of cost of collection, including
the income tax and sugar bounty, was
2.84; for the previous year, 2.70. Tbe
expenditures en account of the income
tax were SS8,939; receipts, 577,131.
WASHINGTON, July 2«.— The amounts
collected the last year from the principal internal revenue districts are ss
follows: First Illinois,.S7,<H)1,10$; Fifih
Illinois, SiS,4O7,.lO8; fcighth Illiuois,
59,007,430; First Missouri, Si,»SS.41>r>;
First Ohio, *9.073,^S7: Fifth Kentucky,
$10,167,9i)3; Third New York, 84,-3">,7e<>;
First Wisconsin, S*,202,«»4.
SILVER WINS IN ENGLAND.
Blm«-taUtot« CT»im I'ledgM from Most of
tb« Conservative Candid****.
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offices in Comb ill, and its members are all delighted with the ivsult
of the freneral elections. Secretary
MeXeiil, talking over the situation,
rwid that rnost of the conservative dele; ales were pledged to bimetallic priuei ties before accepting the nomination-
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IWBU you there an ao ready tear* to tall,
Bacaa*» 1 keep thta. back?
Why should X hoc life's HI* vltlt cold reserve,
To curse myself add all wno love me? Nay!
A thousand tine* more coed Uiaa I deserve
God gives me every day.
.
Ju*d In each on* of these rebellious tears.
Kept bravely baefc. He mukei a ralabow
thine: Orateful I take Hit slightest Klft; ao rears
Nor nay doubt* are mlse.
U
represcntative of the press was able to poini to wfcfcsh the reader baa bees fled a most nefarious
talk all he pleased without interrup> Wcwfttt, he lifted nla gloomy eyesfrom toted to be highly detrimental totfc
MICHIGAN STATE NEWS.
GhmmOy r i a t i t t Box.
REVIVING PROSPERITY.
Is the Only Stam V*
Republicanism and prosperity are re»
tion. Be was an expert in baseball, food old Horace and fixed them upon university, i t arast be admitted that A sensational find was made *t
tuning
hand in hand. Agnostics and
Paddy
did
extremely
well
Within
an
Faddy
OToole.
The
hour
which
waa
and his views, credited to Paddy,
Mitchell'* bey at Algona by Capt. Rayearly for Lawrence was^ate for Paddy, hour he had mastered the fashionable mond and a companion. They discov- unbelievers ere often heard to urge and
seemed wonderfully sound.
Lawrence was greatly disappointed who was ordinarily asleep by ten. The hand-shake, and had learned to enter a ered a smalt packing case floating ; u argue that Christianity followed in the
with his own first interview. On sight of him at that moment would room without giving the impression ' the water, and after towing it ashore steps of civilization and did not lead.
that occasion he had skillfully led naturally have led one to beliere that that he was hunting for trouble. Law- broke off the cover, wtich was secure- Where one believes this therefcr#at
the conversation away from sport, the youth had been kept -rom his rence was a t^tient teacher, and en- ly nailed down. In the bos they found thousand who believe that Christianity
the lejrbftud lower half of a man's body. led in the march of civilization, beand bad spent &n hour or more dis- bed by * multitude of the most agree couraged bis pupil heartily.
The next day, however, the boot was They were carefully wrapped up ia cause they know that the principles,
cussing educational topics in a man* able thoughts. Be eat in a big m
ner which he believed would win chair with his head thrown back, and on the other leg, and the relations newspapers. Tbe body had besn and precepts of Christianity if folbetween teacher and pupil were less chopped in two just below the ribs, lowed cannot help but lead onward
him recognition from the authorities smiled at the ceiling,
and the chest, head and arms were and upward to a higher and better deof the college. He had an idea that
"What are yon tklnkbaf about, Pat- cordial
velopment in every sphere and activity
the publication of these views wouid rick?" asked Lawrence.
Lawrence may have been by nature missing.
of life. So it is wivh republicanism
excite considerable comment throughas
apt
a
scholar
as
the
other,
but
the
"Nothing," answered Faddy,- with
in government While the field for
Btat*
Bo*rd
of
*te*lth>
out the country, and he tokV the re- the utmost cheerfulness.
young gentleman from the South Cove
argument
is wider, and tbe unbeliever*
Reports
to
the
atatc
board
of
health
porter that such would be the result*
"But, grea^ heavens, man. Your wait wholly lacking in the educational
'
are
many,
yet the history of this go**
by
sixty-s«v«n
observers
in
different
The reporter replied "Yes," in a tone mind couldn't hare been an absolute method.
{eminent
demonstrates
that with and
parts
of
the
state
during
tbe
week
so oracular that it might have eome blank."
Tbey went to a vacant lot i n s se•
following
republican
principle* and
ended
July
13
show
that
cholera
infrom Paddy himself. As a matter of
"Don't you fool yourself about n y cluded part of the city, and there prac- fant urn, typhoid fever and influenza in- ' precepts come prosperity and con*
fact the able journalist knew that mind," rejoined Paddy. "It se«tns to ticed in the shelter of a board fence.
skies most clear, and when the eleoda there was a gentleman with a blue wony you a big lot, but it never
"You've got to learn the curves to creased, and remittent fever decreased jtentmeot History not only deunonp
pencil tn the editorial room of his news- bothers me any."
begin wi*a,» said Paddy. "We'll begin in area of prevalence. Consumption i lit rates this, but wo know that the rewa* reported at 170 places, scarlet publican doctrines, if followed, will
One golden day redeems a weary ye*r;
paper, and that it would be easier for a
"You were thinking of something with the outcurve because there's some fever
Patient 1 listen, sore that sweet at last
at twenty-six, typhoid fever lead into wider aud greater prosperity
rich man to enter the kingdom than agreeable," said Lawrence, positively. kind of a chance that you can learn it
Will souad Bin voice of cheer.
at
twenty-four,
diphtheria at nine, | and contentment.
for
a
column
of
stuff
about
the
t*»st
in two or three years. Now take the
~CftUa TiAitftr, ia N. Y. Ledger."Your face showed i t "
measles at nine, and smallpox at Da*I One of the cardinal principles of re*
method of instilling the classics into a
ball this way and slam it in."
Paddy rubbed bis head doubtfully.
1 publieanism is protection—protection
troi-t,
Olivet and Battle Creek.
freshman lo get into print. He took
"Well," he admitted at last, "I was Paddy hurled the bail against the
J of home laborers and manufacturers.
down what Lawrence said because feeling pretty good."
board fence and splinters flew off the
COM tor Life.
I What a beautiful word protection is!
Lawrence was looking, but he did not
board which it struck.
"1
perceive
the
distinction,"
said
The
most
sensational
trial
ever
held
in any light the word is
make the mistake of turning it in as Lawrence. "The point is well taken. I
"I would suggest," said Lawrence, in Traverse City closed when Woodruff i'Considered
fraught
with
meaning which is dear to
copy.
would like to feel better and think less turning his spectacles toward Paddy, Parmelee was sentenced to state prison ! the hearts of all men. Life might vvrj
When the article appeared the ab- myself. I would like to change places "that you give me some brief the- at Jackson for the murder of Julia. I well be called a race for protection.
oretical demonstration of the leading Curtis. Wheu sentence was pronounced I We are ever seeking i t From til
sence of all reference to educational with you, Patrick."
subjects was the most conspicuous
"Do you mean that you'd like to play principle involved."
the prisooer exclaimed in response to \ things untoward, unkind, cruel, de"Give 'you what?" gasped Paddy. tbe nsufti • question that a great mis- i basing, degrading, we seek protection,
thing about it—to Lawrence. But it is hall?*'
eafe to say that nobody else noticed i t
take had been made, that he was not! It is what the strong- jrive to the weak,
"Well, if it comes to that, I would; "Say, I ain't got it with, me."
The reporter was a very polite younjr though that was only a small part of
"I mean that instead of resorting to guilty of murder. Parmelee was the lit is the highest of love's cifts f r o *
JL Kcvelatfe* • * ***>
man, and did not wish to offend any* my thought on the matter."
simple imitation, which will be ex- lover of Julia Curtis. On April 29 she; the parent to the child, and it is the
body who would be good for so much
Paddy slowly and gently pitched an tremely difficult for me as I am ttnft- was found dead from strangulation in highest evidence of love and gretitttda
apace in the future as Larry Bangs imaginary outcurve.
nJliar with the method, you would do the woods near her home.
that the strong and prospering child
would. 60 he wrote a nice note to the
"You can't," he said. "It isn't in bettertogive me a sect of lecture on
can grant the parent in years of feeble*
A Village Burned.
•abject of the interview, explaining yoa.'*
the subject at first. Then I can begin
ness aad age. There can be no homeAnt he had faitbfally recorded all that
work
with
an
intelligent
appreciation
Hoi
ton,
Muakegon
county, with a without the idea of protection enter"You might teach me."
Lawrence had said, but, unhappily,
population of 250, was destroyed by ing into it and there can be no loving
"Kot in a thousand years," said Pad- of the necessities of the ease."
"space" was short in that particular dy, promptly.
CHAPTER vm-to3trrsrtT».
He drew a notebook from his pocket, fire. The losses were: J. P. Utters, D. without seeking after i t
"By Jove," he eried, "it would be a ftanday's paper, and so the educational
"I don't believe i t It is incredible and sat down a log, ready to reduce P. James, barn and hotel; Kingstaad's
Governments a*e founded to afford,
great thing if I could get both of yoa •setters, as being of less interest to the that you should know anything that Paddy's lecture to writing. But the saloon, Thompson's blacksmith shop protection—our* for the protection of
''Speechless Wonder** had never been and house, l>r. Block's office, L. P.1 its citizens in the enjoyment of life,
Into shape for the game. We could public, were crowded out
I can't learn."
Murphy's store. The loss is about •libertyand the pursuit of happiness.
less
able to talk.
Lawrence had a considerable respect
it on Harvard in great shape,
Paddy did not respond. The idea
"Perhaps I have s o t made myself ST.000, with an insurance of 93,000. The Conditions exist elsewhere on ths
fe'd have one of yon half killed in Cor the profession of journalism, which failed to appeal to him. Lawrence
dear," said Lawrence. "Let me ex- trrist mill, two drug stores and a meat globe which are not in accord with
practice just before the Harvard game. he had some thought of entering after tried another line of approach.
Probably it would have to be yon, be- his college course was over. He did "Is there anything in my life,* he plain. The ball as propelled by you market are all the business buildings life as we would have it, with liberty
cause Paddy would be the better man. not intend to reform i t On the con* asked, "that would luake you wish to takes a course which varies from that left A cigar stub in a barn was the as w« conceive it, or with happiness a*
of ordinary projectiles. Now what origin of the fire.
Then I'd put yon in the hospital and let trary he thought it quite good enough change with me?"
it has been beneficently bestowed npon
everybody know that you weae there. as It was to engage his most serious efus
in the past It is natural to protect
"Yea, there is," responded Paddy. makes the ball curve?"
Awmml HI* Brother of Fnmd.
We'd have reliable doctor's cortttcatea forts. He was not nearly so much in- "You go to places that Pd like to go - "I do," responded Paddy, promptly.
ourselves
against these conditions.
The suit of Robert G. Wenham
to show that yon couldn't possibly clined to question the judgment of the to. You see all those girls any •'What did you think it was**
Protection
i* Its political and teear
against John C. Wenham was dismissed
play again during the season. There'd editor who bad omitted the educational time that you want to. Say, they're a
"How do you do it?"
nicsl
sense,
and as exercised Bby the
the circuit court at Grand Rapids on
be a jubilee in Cambridge and part of his interview, as one acquainted
"Why, this way," said Paddy; and he in
j
republican
party,
ncTi?tnp^**Vf f this.
ground of no cause of action. The
Harvard money, would come out with his studious disposition mijrht
banged the ball against the fence once the
The
doctrine
cannot
be wwely folparties to the suit are brothers. The
at odds on. Then, at the last minute, have expected that he would be. On
more.
lowed
and
bring
about
any other reis wealthy and Robert is
I'd get you but of tbe hospital and hide the contrary he waa led to wonder
This scrap of conversation may give defendant
Rult
than
protection
from
these condiwithout meanv The suit was for
you, nod Paddy could go into the game. whether education had not ceased to be
some idea of the difficulties under $120,1)00,
tions
any
more
than
can
the
doetrinefl
which Robert claimed was due
All Harvard would walk back from of any importance in the world. Evi*
which Lawrence labored. And it is, htm as the
of
Christianity
be
followed
and
remit
result of fraud practiced
Springfield and Yale would have money dently that was the view of the editor,
therefore, the more to his credit and to npon him forty
in
anything
but
a
wholesome
moral
deaaro, which fraud
to burn after the game. It would beat and such a man should be in touch with
the honor of the sporting blood of tbe formed the basisyears
velopment
The
very
idem
of
protej*
of John's fortune.
the trick we played the first year I public sentiment The experiences of
Bangses in his veins, that he triumphed
tion Inspires confidence. We see OBI
first year at college had naturally
rowed on the crew. We got an artist
over ihese obstacles and learned to
sides
unmistakable evidence of H
I
i n i r n n Years In lPrlwM.
to paint boils on the tacks of our prepar
pitch a curved ball within a week.
spared him to take such a view,
ing
confidence-—because
that partj
1
John Fasbender was sentenced to which has confidence inspiring
necks, and the papers came out with a Thtfreifore on the occasion of the secpobttoJ
Lawrence, as has been said, was thirteen
years in Jackson prison »t has again taken the reins of governstory that we had been poisoned. Tbe ond reporter's visit he devoted all his
strong, although rery this from over- hard labor
in the recorder's court in ment All concede that conftasae* it
odds on HajTvard Jumped to three to one; time to a serious discussion of baseball
work. He developed speed wonderful- Detroit His
crime was jnanslaughter. what is necessary to restore prosperity,
and then we won tbe race by about a and its probable effect on the destiny
ly soon.
He
was
the
leader
of a group of youu*
quarter of a mile. A s a matter of fact of mankind, tnterspersed—at tbe re"It's your build," Patsy said. "Yon men who December 33 last assaulted and all can plainly see th»t rrpnblieaav
they hadn't been in it from the first of porter's request—with stories illustratcan't be absolutely no good. You're Emil Noseck and literally kicked him ism and prosperity are returning han4
May to the day of the race."
ing the roost advanced methods of bulltoo much like me. But this is only part to death in a drunken fracas. Max in hand.—lows State Register.
Lawrence faithfully observed his dcaing an umpire as that science was
of i t Have you got it in your head? Detlof was yet to be tried on the ratae
TRIED ANlTr*OUND~WANTING.
"I OO," BttSPOXDZD PA»Or.
brother's directions. He had noticed teajfht at Yale.
That's the question."
charge.
that outdoor life and exercise were imThe whole of this interview wan
WftAt Tea Mvattw of tlM WHtM U »
"I believe that I have," said LawFound <i«llty.
proving- Peddy s appearance, and he printed. Most of it was unintelligible great crew! They got hold of me out rence. "Only I can't do it as well as
H»T* Dan*.
had Florence's word that the Irish- to Psady, but such parts aa he under- on the field, and I never struck any- yon can yet. But wait awhile. There's1
At Detroit a jury brought in a ver- On June 28 coded the tenth mouth oi
man was the better looking of the two. stood—to use bis own expression— thing like it in my life. Say, they just a fortnight yet before the next Harvard dict of guilty ng'ainSt Dr. Seaman, the work of the new tariff law. And
talked tbe ears off of me, and they can game."
It mutt not be supposed that he was un- "gave him a pain."
charged with performing a criminal its record Is indeed a sorry one. Aldo
again any time they're ready. It
K
affected l>y this criticism or that he was
operation resulting in t.htf death of though it went into operation with the
"It's no use, Larry, he said, "you wasitgreat"
I
TO
BE
CONTINUED.]
,,
ao much, wrapped up in his studies as to haven't got the head for It"
< Emily J. Hall, of foackhcatb, "Dudley. whole country waiting to buy goods
"You
enjoyed
their
conversation?"
be entirely oblivious to the consideraAnd Lawrence was inclined to agree
j England, whence she was sent, it. waa which it was expected to bring In
ABSURD STAGE DEATHS.
"You bet! It was up to the limit.
tion of his personal appearance. lie with him in secret, though openly he
said, by Kev. Jonathan Il^ll, a Mettif>- lower rates, it shows for ten mouths
decided that a little color In the cheeks affected to de&pisc advice from such a But I didn't get a show. I couldn't Katur* Outrageously Violated fmtsad o | dist clergyman, alleged to be the author smaller treasury receipts than did th*
say anything but yes and no; and I'm
would improve him, and so he mounted quarter.
Betitf* Shown • Mirror.
McKinlcy law in the corresponding
of her shame.
to the roof the next day with the anticA French dramatic critic, with some
ten mouths of last year, and infinitely
•'is it possible,"' he said to himself telling you there were times when it
ipation of securing great benefit. It afterwards, "that in regard to certain was all I could do to get in as many show Of medical knowledge, represents
Imprison til tflnero
less than did t'ao McKinley law in its
*vas very hot in the corner which llarry important branches of human knowl- words aa that. They talked most all that nearly all actors and actresses
The nine imprisoned miners at the first ten months, As a "record breakhad selected for him, but Lawrence edge I am what Patrick would call the time themselves.''
outrageously violate nature in their I'ewahic mine at iron Mountain wore er" the Wilson law stands triumphant,
"I can readity believe- it."
stuck to \t all day with the exception1 •thick.1".
imitations of death, says the Baltimore released and none of them was in- but it is a record of badness, of so
"I had things to say, though. I'm Gazette. lie cites, in corroboration of jured. The men suffered no incoa- enormous deficiency. And this, too,
of his hours of recitation. By evening
CHAPTER IX.
no dummy. I wanted to tell the girl his charge, the customary theatrical venience. All heard the crash of the in the face of smaller expenditures by
his face was burned to a blister, and he
A. PLOT jLGAIXST THE UMVEJISITY.
that talked the most about the game death of Camille, in the younger Du- timbers and made their escape to a dry th* treasury than in the same period
had to remain in the house two or '
three days until the color moderated to
Lawrence Bangs had been reading that she didn't know enough about mas' favorite emotional play of that drift on the first level.
for many yearn.
a shade which matched Paddy's.
from the works of Quintus Horatiu« baseball to keep tally on a board with title. According to the author, bis
Not for years have the expenditures
llriet »w« Item*.
a
piece
of
chalk.
But
of
course
I
Flacctis,
a
gentleman
for
whom
he
enheroine
is
affected
with
pulmonary
conbeen
so low as during tlae months in
He was equally faithful with the exWilliam lirousseau, the accomplice of which the Wilson law has been in opcouldn't
do
i
t
I'd
promised
your
tertained,
in
his
customary
state
of
sumption,
and
an
incidental
attack
of
ercise which Harry had recommended.
hemorrhage of the lungs extinguishes Mrs. Nellie Pope in tae murder of Dr. eration, yet it presents as the net reHe entered into this with an enthus- mind, the most cordial sentiments. On brother"
this
occasion,
however,
he
laid
down
"It's
a
pity
you
didn't
say
it,"
said
her life. There is absolutely nothing Horace N. i'opo. on February 2. in De- sults of the ten months a deficit of 932,iasm which delighted his brother. In
the
monument
icore
lasting
than
brass,
Lawrence.
dramatic to be made out of this mode troit, was sentenced to twenty-five 027,131, besides OioittUg to make tbe
reality Lawrence had conceived a
"I've been thinking- that perhaps it of dying, if fidelity to fact be obeyed. years' imprisonment.
usual payment of 448,000,000 on ihm
fierce jealousy of Paddy, and had be- and scowled at it is a dark and menacRev.
Charles
iluatari,
a
Methodist
ing
fashion.
was
just
as
well
that
I
didn't,"
said
Tbe
gushing
of
a
stream
of
bipod
from
eickiug'
fund. No month in the hisgun to long to surpass him physically.
minister
at
Iron
wood,
was
thrown
from
Paddy,
reflectively.
"She
might
have
the
mouth
would
be
realistic,
but
the
It
was
eleven
o'clock,
and
that
was
a
tory
of
the
treasury for a quarter of a
He had no love for athletic sports, and
imitation of such a phenomenon ia his carriage and suffered concussion of century lias shown suck small receipts
did not. at this time, hope to supplant very early hour for Lawrence to cease got mad."
"Cnquestionably; but the other girls never made by actors, male or female, the brain. Ui\ injuries were thought as did many of the months since th*
Paddy in that line of life. But he studying-; but he had Ies3 appetite for
study
on
this
night
than
any
oth«r
that
new law went into effect Had it been
would have loved yon forever. There nor would any discreet manager tol- to be fatal.
would1 have liked to be able to take the
Nearly
5,000
men
employed
at
the
erate
such
a
piece
of
stage
business.
he
could
remember.
Toe
truth,
is
that
compelled
to meet the demands madais
no
gain
in
this
world
without
some
young Irishman to a remote corner of
mines
in
Xe^aunee
went
out
on
a
Again,
the
overwhelming
suffocation
be
had
reached
a
crisis
which
usually
upon
tha
treasury
under former tariff
small
loss,
and
especially
not
in
society,
•wine deserted region, and there indemand
for
au
advance
in
laws,
the
deficiency
would have been
flict upon him a corporal chastisement comes much latci* in the college for you lose your time, if nothing else. which produces the rapid death in strike, their
1
many millions greater. —Toledo Blade*
which would settle forever the ques- life of a thoughtful man, that period, However, you should have said it care* Camilie's case is never accompanied by pay having been refused.
Charles JJ. Keehn, who with convicts
tion of physical superiority. Probably to put it plainly, when he first fully and with tact It is possible that convulsions, such as her dying repreTbe Republican YVatcbword.
sentatives
on
the
stage
almost
always
Donovan
and Uriquelette escaped from
realizes
that
he
does
not
know
aa
I could teach you how to do tho&A
his jealousy would never have led him
The
national republican convention
assume. In natural death from this Jackson prison October 29, 1S91, was
to such an extreme, but he felt that it much as a cow. The information of <%things."
of
1S%
will enunciate the principle ot
"Say, will you do it?" said Paddy, cause the sufferer simply collapses from captured at Lamar. Mo.
would be a gTeat satisfaction to Mm to cow, regarding that sphere of life to
protection
of American industries. I s
Georg-e Jones, who stole Lewis Ack* wiU enunciate this principle with cryskaov.' that he could do it any time he which she is called, is apparently ex- with unwonted animation. "I'd like to failure of the vital powers.
haustive, and eminently satisfactory to learn that. I ain't much on grammar
desired.
Theatrical poisoning scenes are also er's horse at Mason, was arraigned be- talline clearness and an emphasis never
herself.
She
has
learned
to
chew
tae
and
those
other
things,
that
your
usually
untrue to nature. It is popu- fore Judge l'erson and sentenced to surpassed since, ia the infancy of the.
It was about this time that the name
of Lurry Jiangs began to be cocspicu- cud, an operation which yields greater brother tried to drive into me, but I c*.n larly believed that when a fatal dose of two yc-nrs in the reformatory at Ionia. republican party, it nailed to its mastcontentment witli less visible result, learn anything- that's got sense to it, laudanum or morphine is swallowed
Timothy Dcnvey, who was 100 years
than anything: else in the world. To and is going to come handy to a fel- tbe victim immediately sinks into .a old on May ."to last, died at Concord head the flag of protection, which it
has never lowered for a single moment
the college professor is often grouted low."
deathlike sleep, as is commonly seen on and was buried from the M. E. church, by a single inch. The national repubk
a-n almost identical blessing, but It is
• I will do it gladly," said Lawrence, the stare, whereas the first effect of of which he had been a member for lican convention of 1890 will declare in
different with the student. Ha will *'if you will teach me to play ball."
this poison taken in like quantity »in- sixty-five years. He was born in Rut- favor of various other things. But
certainly feel, now and then, a desire
Paddy sat up and looked Lawrence in variably to excite and enliven. Nor is land, Vt,, and came to Concord in 13X6. those who are deluding themselves
to do more than chc.v the cud; he v, ill the eye.
the mode of dying- after the hackneyed
The bicyclists in the rural districts with the hope that the convention will
wish to swallow it. In other words,
"Yon don't mean that you want to cardiac stage stab in conformity with of Hillsdale county now capture wood- remain silent on the question of pro*
J»e will desire to make an end of (some- get out there ou the field and pitch a the laws of nature. The actor simply chucks by running them down with
tection, or that its voice will be a
thing*, not merely by laying it aside, game?" he asked.
falls at full length, or in a heap, where- the aid of their wheels.
whisper
or its word a quibble, are
but by getting the whole of it. And
as the everyday member of society
"I mean just that."
doomed
to
bitter disappointment That
•\
-vw
and
larger
post
office
is
being
he can't do it, in his line of lit*, Not
gives a spring when the heart is struck or,
"Not against Harvard?"
voico
will
be
a clarion calL That word
at
Stockbridffe
to
accommodate
one educated man in a thousand
before entering eternity by this un- tl.v ..vM\*asw of population.
"Against Harvard especially."
will
be
a
watchword.
We cannot yield
really knows very much about the
"If you go up against those fellows," happy gate. Even the modern Othello
to
our
friends,
the
enemy,
any jot or
The
Phelps
Lumber
company's
mil
alphabet. He cannot g-ivc its full his- said Paddy in a hushed and solemn has not inherited enough of Shakestittle
in
regard
to
protection;
but wo
tory, nor suggest a truly valuable im- tone, "they'll make a thousand home peare's wonderful fidelity to truth to near Keno was completely destroyed
will
cheerfully
let
them
choose
for
that
by forest fires. With the mil) about
provement upon it, nor even say it runs,"
die naturally after a stab through th« 2,000,000
principle,
so
far
as
their
own
statefeet
of
lumber
was
destroyed,
backwards without making a mistake.
"Let, them do it if they can,'' respond- heart.
Fire caug-ht from a railroad engine ments and discussions are concerned*
When the student finds that this is ed Lawrence, firmly. "AH I ask of
and
$2,000 worth of stave**were burned whatever nomenclature may be best
TO SKCUKK THIS REQUIRED COLO*.
true of every thing which he had pre- you is to give me a chance to try. You
of JSrowa Paper.
pleasing to 'themselves. They are »t
Paper cigars are one <& the most re- at Sunfield. P. H. Ber^ens, of Port- liberty to call it McKirxleyism, or Seedous ia the newspapers. Uis singular viously thought that he knew, he may teach me all you o;vn about pitching,
taciturnity on the athletic field had al- y^ry naturally feel a desire to turn to and I'll teach you all 1 can about how cent forms of adulteration in Germany, land, was the owner.
ism, or Uarrisonisih, or AlUaontsm. or
Dr. Cftarles Wray In^alls, of Stepben- any other ism whatever. What they
ready been noted, and ho had come to some other pursuit in which the to behave in society. Then yonfixit where two manufacturers have been
be spoken
of as the "Speechless Won- triumphs sre speedy and final. He so that I can pitch a game, and I will punished for making them. In one uon, was found dead in bed. The cor-call it is a matter of entire indifference
1
der.' Lawrence had been interviewed will find such a pursuit right under get you into the swellest social affair c*se only the outside leaf consisted ©i oner's jury returned a verdict that he to us. It is quite sufficient for us to
died from aa overdose of chloral.
three or four times, and his views on bis now. He will see that the man that there is in New Haven during the tobacno, tbe rest of the cigar being
know that it is republicanism, which is
who
makes
a
home
rnu
with
tbe
bases
posed
of
brown
paper
John ^uimby died at Menomine*s mereir another way of spelling
baseball—of wbi'jh, despite hi* patient
remainder of the season."
where he had lived for fifty years.
study of full scores, he was profoundly full, exhausts the possibilities of the
lean ism.—Boston Advertiser.
"It's a «-o," said Paddy, *It ain't steeped in tobacco juice and then drii
ignorant—were given r,t j*reat length. situation, so that anything* which he quite»«ckie#* 4ealo»-y«ur brother, In the other case the cigar maker had
Special
mail
service
betwrea
Qjrcntx
Paddy had roivj these Articles and had or anybody else may do afterwards but UVfe-feri- worse fcjtriw. Ssy, they'll actually entered in a contract with a and Edwin has been discontinued. The
republican party was never
•xprcs&cd t>* utmost contempt for will b<*t at best, no more than a repeti- bat you out of tae box. It will ruin paper manufacturer to make for nim a name of the post office at Haslett Park more determined than it is to-day. 1%
tion. And though the finest player in
special kind of brown paper with to- has been changed to Hazlett
them.
represent** not only tint docntam*
you."
the
world
may
scarcely
hope
for
so
bacco
remnants and paper pulp, in*
"Vov. outfit! to try to U*arn soxne- much giar^a* tha'tJ (nqr4 are lesser
Amo* Calvin was killed while trying thought ot the state, lw.4 d the nation*
"It may," said Lawrence,
sheets being afterward eut into strips to steal a ode on a freight train n<*ar —Iowa. State Register.
*Ttf
ys. But I'll take the risk."
wfiick, tu*ri tbe
and Tolled Into the form of cigars.
h
"Don't, m be. afraid of my
tae
ty~Tbe raising of wages is ahsmy* ay
I The Marinette * Menoraioe* Paper sign that the democratic p*rty is **-*
fTpat'
s
you
Mare aeawy ami t to cJtoa. ' «-»' i .. >•->
Tins man who dare* to tract*** b * I Mill company has decided to erect a expected to carry the next <lectio*. y
&
Lawrence's thougHto took suca s>
Once Paddy was caught by a
toiled dress auit of Totuw now, wad eause he can with safety to eaweatt fc.; |S0,000 sulphite plant in Menominee.
8t, Louis Globe-Dsjttocrat
a*, aad ha g»t» * flrsvrate '
• m a* tWa wniWW eat eeowling at learn W ait down in ttr
•os a nan.—Cowner
1
CORUNNA
JOURNAL
Ctt«*p Excursions Te> Boston.
Hav« yon MOB tn«
Tbe D , G , H . t I and T. S. A M.
PUOUSHERS.
By*, will during the month of August
make cheap excursions to Boston and
THURS. AUG. 1ST, 1895 retujrn from ail it* gtat/on*, account of
Knjgnt Templar* meeting there. Tbe
routes offered by these companies are
WA<JE» are being advanced because
to* fact 'a recognized that the next AiJ- some fifteen different ones and are good
* . ittraiUui i« to I* a bond-paying in- going via Toronto, Kingston and Montreal. Portland, the St. J-awrence and the
of * boniMiwuing one.
White Mountains.
Good returning
from Boston via New York. This Is
Perfect and Permanent Align*
TIIF. Republican party has always been
an occasion that very seldom occurs,
ment,
ID favor of the he*t money known to
and offers excursionists ample time
Simplicity
and Durablblty,
tin? flvlllw*! worHl, aud It is nof, at all
to visit in the East, Xew England States
Ltffhtne**
of
Touch.
likely ever to indorse any ether fciii*!. atul Canada, tickets being good to stop
Interchane&ble Type,
.
directly or imtirei*tly.
Spaed—are
over at various points of interest. Tick*
6t.s on sale from Aug. 19th to 2,"#th and
a few of the many desirable features of the "HAMMOND,"
Tin: robbery of &n vxytrez- train with- will be good to return until Sept. 10th.
in aa hour's ride of Toledo short's .how Persona desiring to stay after that time
GEORGE HILSENDEGEN,
F. L. JOHNSON,
little those boid, bail iucn can' for thecaii arrange to have their tickets depos310, Woodward Ave.,
clo^e proximity of fla^ .stations when ited by joint agent at Boston and stay
Local-Agent,'
thev have business to attend to.
over until Sept. ;)Oth. Send to any
Detroit, Mich
Corunna, Mich.
agent of this company for circular for
o i« a pretty trustworthy rates, or apply to Ben Fletcher, Travelbarometer. It shrinks when Passenger Agent. Detroit.
is bail-and expands when
TAKES THE PLACE OF DANGEROUS
Bess is good. It is ex pa tiding now. "I was run over by a lumber wAgon,
6ft$Ci.!N£. 60ES IN ANY STOVE.
Abo at 30 pef wtit mow immigrants ar- Did rot expect to live. Was terribly
NO SMOKE, DltT OR 0 0 0 1 . %
CKEAPES THAN WOOD OB COAL. '
rived in the country!in the |wst two bloated. My friends bathed me witii
WAKT AQEMTS on j
Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil, and I was
months than ir* the same time in
/salary or commission. I
cured. We have great fnith in Thomas*
I Send for Catalogue of
Eelectric Oil." Mrs. Win. F. Xorvell,
Prices and Terms.
SHERMAN says lie i* not a ivimluiate Jackson Co., Micu.
for President, and would not acit'|»t the
ofik-e u if all the peopie should juio to692 CEDAR AVC.
THE TALKING MACHINE.
CLEVELAND,
OHIO.
gether and offer it" to him. There was
# time when be would have Jike^ it, but
At M. E. Church Friday Eve., Au£. 9.
he has lived long enough w ithout getting
It. to feel that he doesn't care lot it, in
Edison's latest machine, vhe Kiotowhich respect he is something of a wougraph,
which has diawn immense houses
<kr as an American statesman.
in Washington and other large cities,
will render one of ite popular programs
THE young people's society of rhrlstat the M. E. Church, Coruona, Friday
tian endeayor is the largest gathering
evening. August 9.
of the kind in the history of the world.
The following are a Tew of the many
The reports indicate that over 10.000
testimonials: Mr. J. D. West, Editor of
delegates will be in attendance outside
the Peninsula Record, If&peming, says t
If yon want good goods and want to get the full
Of Bo&toa. A gathering like this would
"A single production from this machine
, worth of your money, you must go to a
hardly have been possible twpnty years
is well worth the admission price chargago, and it is inndicative of two things,
good place to do your business
ed. Otir people were more than pleased .'•
first, that the power of ehrlstiauity is
Kev. T. J. Joslin. ex-Preaiding Elder
not waning, but is even more powerful
of the Adrian District, says: "The Kinthan in the good old days our fathers
tograph wili delight all who bear i t
tell about, when witchcraft etc., were
Two evenings with us and the people
all practiced under thcgiiiseof n-liglon.
wanted it again."
where to get the best WincSj Liquors, Cigars,
In the second place it teaches us the
true liberality and uuity of ttn*e latter
or anything in the line of pure drugs,
I always recommend Dr. Fowler's
days. The church denomination is rectell them to go to
Ext of Wild Strawberry incases of sumognized not first but secondary, while mer
complaints and have never known
Ch/Ut is ]>ut tirst in thought. All de-it to fail. You inay use my n»tne." C
nominations are represented in its pro- A. West. Druggist. Rainsborongb. Ohio.
gram. Thia convention will give much
added force to the thought of the -'brothGot a Coal Mine.
erhood of man," and It will tear down
CORUNNA,
MICHIGAN.
tbe partition walla between the churchFriday a trade was consummated by
el so that the Christian* of the world which R. E. Travis, president of the
van sbake hands & little more easily. Owosso Electric,Co., f-ecured a controlWhiJe there Is a place for the individ- ing interest in the new coal mine, situual denomination ju«t as there is a place ated two miles from Corunna,
lor tbe individual family, yet we must
The mine was opened about a year
recognize the Christian bond of union ago au<i has been operated on a email
that means one grand army of eh rUtians wale Rince. The coal has been tried by
working for the uplifting of humanity, various uw;rs in this city all pronounce"
i t is to b* hoped that as in the past it it a superior quality. '1 he Electric light
will keep aloof from all political ques- Company h*s usjd t*o or three hundml
tions and work lor the moral improv- tons of it ami the engineers co»?idrr it
ment of -the Individual. Wecot^rntto Ohio coal. Many fanners ar«'
to
ulate the society on its marvelous
i-oal in tlieir dwellii^s. unil for
Laiiunj; Republican.iin^, At-j>rt^ont Mr. J'ravi^ »xl»ert.T to s^ell only to u«««r.s within a few
THE Republican parly lias \w<u the lat miles'nulius of the iui»».».—Owosw Arest 9t it* many victories upon the Turin*
leeae. and, in taking a lirm frtunil upon
t'a r popular platform it Juis voiced the
Laingsburg.
.wishes, tbfi hopes, the d*t!|*-soat«'d and
the intelligent convictions of I he wii^e
I'o?!.aiaster Smith and wife spent Sunearners of this laud. Upon that ls*iie day with X. X. Phillips aud wife.
O L D PRICE.
NEW PRICE.
as the paramount feature of the next
K<;v. Squires has returned from his
Pressidentltl campaign it will movragain northern trip.
Si r»o
Oak Koeker, fane Seat.
81 25
into national control; but, while taking
The Round Take campers have
Oak
Uocker,
Cane
Seat,
1 30
*ach ii step,»ud recognizing the demands returned and tell some large fish stories
i rr»
Oak
2
00
Ilorker,
Cane
Seat,
i 7r>
and toe needs of American labor, the They report a very pleasant time.
4 00
Oak Kockcr, Spring £eat,
A 50
progressive party of the I"niu.nl States
Dr. Scott ami wife will give a party
Oak
« TO
7
50
Koeker,
Spring
Seat,
not be blind to all other pressing and Wednesday evening to the young peoOak
h
№
Rocker,
Gobbler
Seat,
4 00
The Republican party ple, in honor of a sister of tbe Doctor's !
Oak
Koeker, Cobbler Seat,
4 SO
', no
has a$waj№rtfc>CTcr responded to public that is visiting them from Canada.
(>
00
Oak
Koefcer.
Cobbler
Seat,
r» (X)
k-3; It ha* kept faith with the
MlssXella Phillips is visiting rda- J
7
00
Oak
Rocker,
Cobbler
Seat.
<; o o
fa creditors, aud it ha* met itslives in Detroit.
S 00
Oak Koeker, Cobbler Seat,
financial obligations ou the day of their
Mrs. C H. Fraiu i* in Benniogton in
\
waturity in the best currency then exist- attendant* on her sister, Mr?. Kemp
5OJ5 In the world. It caa be trusted in who is very sick.
ll*c futurv, as it has been in the past, to
Mr.'and Mrs. Will Barrett, of Perry,
gc tbe diQicult :uid complex quos- are visiting at Will Rowley's.
of national tlnance, realizing: that
Mrs G, C. Squire awl son and Mrs.
these arc days of constant fluctuations, Milton St. Olair, have gone to Eaton
snd that the wisdom of 1805 may l>e the Rapids for two week*.
folly of ISO*;. Republicans, however,
Dr. Scott bought AfcfiOOupwright
must remember that their foe is an en-piano in Detroit yesterday.
emy who never sleeps; that the DemoWhat is in it.
Mrs. K. A. Waiters and two children What makes the house a home?
party has recovers! again and yet have gone to Canada to visit.
In other words.
annihilation; taatit^
U unwise to be mUied by that most dangerous of al cneiuies, the counsellor who
under the guise and behind the mask of
the friendly adviser, seeks to stab the
To you who always buy from the
Your
party in the back and to involve it in
bakery—that is when you get to
thinking about home-nmde things
hopeless and inextricable feuds within its
"like
mother used to make.*' You
own ranks.
have been eating modern made
The Republican paity has a bright
goods &o long that you really apWe are prepared to furnish your home at
preciate the home-made article.
future before it if itwill heed the signs of
You always like your wife's bread
the times ami if it will keep its adversa—not just because your wife makes so small a cost it will surprise you. Parlor
ries beyond its trenches. Its leaders are
'•;. but because itVhome-mac'e, the
able, tut they are human and so they are
genuine, good-tasting article. We Suits, Bedroom Suites, Dining Room Outdon't know Anything about the
subject to ambitious views and they love
their Presidential favorites. The onbakers' methods: we don't care | fits,. Tables, Rockers and all t h e modern
coming fight is, however, one to be
anything
about
".
how it's dtme
at them.
home. We
We know
Oo all
nude in the lutemts of tbe American
*
of our own baking. What people
want i# what we ire going to give designs in Upholstered articles at proper
peopie, and it is not a gratification of
you—that's a home bakery. We
personal ambitions. Tbe will of tbe
have taken hold of this restaurant prices. We are also funeral directors and
people must not be thwarted; they have
to do buMnese and we're going to
•offered too much already from unwise
make thing* hum. We will soon have all the latest appliances for embalmhave the utore well stocked with
legislation, and they stow) to-day silent,
first-cIsM food* and b* ready to ing.
bopefal, but determined* They Have
An elegant funeral car aud the most
meet ail demands—we'll have it extensive
line of
Unotfered forth tbelr wlatao*. and those
crowded too about dinner tine.
withes must be heeded* They destand
We want your trade. That's jnst
what we are here for. We want s
t» A n s i i a n Ittdostries as
iris!, anyway. Step In sad see If
we don't always use you wstl.
lt win be th« vacy waattMMw «f
This ad will change erery week. A sew firm but in the old stand.
for U» BqwbHc«B party to slight
IF NOT,
VRY NOT?
An Emergency sale
OIL
To turn Dry Goods
into dollars.
No mistakes to correct, no apologies to make. Our methods of
merchandising says stocks should
not be one dollar more at the end
of the season than the closest selling will allow. Goods bought two,
three and four weeks ago are cut
in price, and they are .the choicest
things that money could buy. I t ' s
our way. It's a good way.
It will
pay you. it will pay us.
YOUR DRUGS.
ffl. & J. Carland.
And if anybody should ask you
i
M.REIDY'S,
Look!
Read!
Believe!
Rocker Sale
For One Week For Cash.
Deine
A u fmerksamkei t!
That is what we are after. Read this ad from beend and perhaps you will find something you want.
I
BICYCLES.
We are handling the * Pheonix"
°
bicycle this
season. These wheels are strongly made, every
part adjustable, and meet ever}- requirement for
a first-class wheel. Our S70 wheel is equal to
most wheels now sold for $85 and $90. Ladies*
wheels go at 55 and another gentleman's wheel
at 50. Wheeling is good exercise for the business man, boys, girls and everyone. It will give
you health. Just think it over and get you one.
REFRIGERATORS.
W. A. KNIGHT & CO.
It's Appetizing!
FURNITURE!
The refrigerator we are handling is something
entirely new. Our refrigerators are built on the
latest plans and on scientific principles. We
sell them for $20 now. Our regular price is 23
dollars. These are handsomely finished and are
constructed so that the top is used as a sideboard. Being constructed so that they cannot
possibly leak, they can be placed right in the dining room, and are worth their price to look at.
OUR STOVES.
Caskets.
B. HajrnesftC«.
MiBa-<Ts oM stand.
ELY & ALBERTS.
We have any amount of stoves of all kinds,
but just at this time there is nothing that can
take the place of one of our new model Gasolene
stoves. They are provided with every contrivable convenience. Very simple in construction
and cannot possibly get out of order. The oven
sets on top and can be lifted oil when not in use.
The price is 20,dollars, delivered to your home.
If you are thinking of purchasing aaything in
our line be sure and make us a call.
GREEN
PETTIBONE.
^
Tax Safe.
Court forth* e m u «f WMawtjpa. 8ta» «:*
MWu(ran>to^^dK«a^andda^^rid.itt ft*" tuwda WhTwan.2S
plaja^w antatt tM
—.—•- 8£2?S5
of Jujto,A. D.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
t
i
10,11, K.W, 14. lft,
w,l7,io,a0,a^
l 7 i 0 a ^ «nj
ST.btk 10
»77
Lot 18, blk m
4J
f3
11
0:
TO
70
51*
lit
VTAfKOr __,
Durand.
tsiui.ln the Statoof Mk«itgan,At tbe Cooitty of Saiawajwte. (
Th*
Circuit
Court
In*
th*
Co«My
of
aMa
«jfa*e of bufcioeaa, July Utb, IBM.
i riMtei. title-and
LOU 4 * 4*. 4ft, 48, 47
inChtUtcery.
tutmtof V«U L.C. 8teU^ teaSStc the foTB. T. Groat, of Morrict, w u in thi*
^ a e
SI
» 70
InthemaUSrof Uw petttioo oi Stanley W. 4, #«rea...
jowiBgtfsaoibss) rwl «•**&», that is to say. all
tn
in
n
village
Holiday.
Turner,
Auditor
Oenerml
of
the
£
U
t
e
of
Hie
hithat e»rt*iu pica* or parcel of land, situated
SwJiof»e}
WcitT.
;.... *n
« i* TO 414
n o , for and tn behalf of tke State ot Xiehlgmn, «•««*
in the v»i:a« or Bancroft, county of Sblawas01$
it*
70
5S66
L«U
K
«&d
»4,bik
Mrs. S. H. Davis has been seriourfy 111
secuiod and unsecured..
83
tor the «*>le of certain land* for tajw* isswiawi b pt of n e fri Si, aec
•BB and State of Michigan, deeertbed aa fol- Overdrafts,
08
ir
lie
6. bonds to secure oirculauon.....
thereon.
io**, to-wtt: commennng] twenty-two fee* U.
for
the past week.
5
;80a<jn»
910
290
10
7740
Loto
33
SJ>4
84,
exfurniture, and fixOn reading and filing the petition of tbe Andw«*t of tbe soathcast corner of lot tfcree, block BanklnjHwuse,
cept s 4 of lot SS,
ture*
6,000
00
Mrs.
J. C'Brine »ad children tre
HOT
General
of
tbe
SUt«
of
Michigan
a*
aforeeight, theaee north to Una Chicago & Grand
100
31 70
70
20
Wkl7;
144
itaid, praying tar a decree la favor cf tbe 8t*te
Trvufc tiaiiroad. thenoe SAuthwestetir along Other real estate and mortgages
gpemlfa^afew days with reUtives in
owned
„
550 to of Mlehimn, agalust each ntuwel of land thereLoti« and 17, blk
•aid Chicago & Grand Trunk Hailrond twenty100 » 70
27 70
819
J7
!
«77 «8
tbre* feef, theocse couth to the aoutb line of Out* from approved reserve agents 15,«M 64 1B dettcribed, for the amouaut therein speclned,
Grand
lUpid*.
North,
of
Sange
3
Eaat.
MK ' '
Lot* *1 and *!, oloc'to be doe for ta***, interest and
jo* three. tneoce east twenty-flve feet, to be- Checks and other cash items
One acre beginning at s e cor of B w Jiof a w 18.
70
Note*
or
other
National
backs
l,0»
no
*
1«S
17
Kev.
and Mrs. Cross and Mr. and Mrs.
in
eaeh
such
parcel
of
l»nd,
aad
that
Kinriing, Twin* apart of lot tore*,block eight
14, *heace w 8 rods, n 30 rods, e 8 rods, * 20 rods LotlA,blk!B
3*7
00 70
I K K?
laud* be sold tor the amount* no claimed to
of the original aiat of the village of Bancroft, Fractional paper currency, nickels
beginning,
see
7,
1S5
70
04
J. if. Kitcb went to the Linden lakes
blk 34
*t 14
and cents...:.
84 7S v tfee mate of Muhijtan.
Shiftnma*«county. Michigan, All or which I
i anre
430 61 17 70 584 Lot12,
18S
Lot 45, Wk 34
V7 14 0-i 70
It ia ordered tb«t itaid petitior *vili "ut; brought
atuOl expose for aale at public Auction or ven* Lawful tnouey reeen-e iu bank, vlx;
Wednesday.
Township
g
North,
of
Range
3
Easss.
S. K. liames' Addition.
.".
le%500
<m for beartup tutd decree e t u\*. September W pt of«; e J4» s*c £, • ' •
due tn the hiffbeat bidder at l he, front door of Specie
Lot?,
wv
ii
;
500
T
o
ao
T
o
of
Lfci*
court,
to
be
held
at
Corunna,
in
the
Mrs. Robt. Ilelmore.of West Bftr Ctiy,
Legaht«nder
notes..............*3,(tf0
ll,M»
00
the Coon Howe, in the City of Cp'ruflna, in
acre*
1813 «M 73 70 22 10 Lotl,blk;«
1800 253
W VO &J W
of S b U i w w w , «t*U ot Michigan, on 73
«&id county <«aid court houee being the place liedemptloo fund with U S. Treass
M
C
o
f
c
e
i<i*:4seo
was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Addition.
day of Spvlember, A. J>. 18Wt m the », SOacrto*
urer (5 per ceut or circulation). ..
5«K 50 the
of boldtax the circuit Court for said county of
>» lit
38 ?0 1176 Lot2, blk 2
10CO
14U.
40
70
12
*>
ot
the
Court
on
that
day,
nnd
that
all
Due
front
U.
S.
Treasurer
other
tban
Sbiawadvee), on the sttth day cf Aaguit, A. D.
Lot', blk S
.VJ8 81 ^4 Tu
7 TT Parker, Friday la*t.
tdt^twteii iti «iu-h ianiir, or any part E Yt of H '/, of a Vi of
5 |K?r ceut redemption lund
,
3M 00
imt. at ten o'clock ia the forenoon ot said day.
sett, we 15,30 «wre» 4 56
W I» W C06 Lot46,Vik4..;
.
.
.
5
0
0
Ti)
'M
T
O
6
CO
Je^iriuji
Jo
tt>ul^*t
?he
li^n
cUimed
The brick'work on Ifolmfts' additioa
Dated July UUi. A. D. 1BS5.
Township 5 Xorth, Bunge 4 EajJi.
Lui-.v CbtM^tiH'k'ii Addition.
tiier«>n
b
/
Uiv
Stale
of
MU-lii^'»n,
for
i»uch
Total..
,
.
?«1,1SO12
;
r
S
w
*
%
cf
n
e
'4,
s«c
WILLLAil K. JACOBS.
Lou
6
and
8,
blk
7.
.
2.
*
^J
«05
1
lit
T
O
33
*S
to
their store is t'Oiopletetl anil the rooftaxts. luttif *t JUiil <"harjfei j orajiy part!hereof,
918 139 37 70 )]M
Sheriff,
iiABlLIMES.
Crawford's Additlou.
shut} appear iu KHiA Court, ain'. tile v.Ufa the i», 40 acres. .....;
ers and carpenters are rushing tlieir
VV ts of u e k, sec
Coinmenpin^ its rd.s
A. L.CHANDLER,
ititTfui, actitti' as wjjUter iu
C» pi MI stock paid in
:....,......$ &1,ft10 00 ! clerk
1H, Hlaeres
3896 4 05 116 70 !H87 a from H e cor of blk
A. £ KlCHARUS.
their objection* tJifwUi, an nv befor* th*
!>art to a finish.
furpiij*
fantj
U
,
.
V
J
0
00
i
X v ?4 of s e ,'i, s«c
w 8 rods n 4 rods e 8
iliiy of tht* lei'm of >,lu.s C'uiirt ak.>ov«
Attorneys for Piainnfl.
Undivided proflu, less e*i>ez»se.s and
J jtiui
Ji(, 40 acre:*
• 801 112 32 70 10 15 rods aud H i rod.-t to
tkat
tu
lirfault
thervof
the
Kaiu«
will
A twelve-year-old son of Wm. Kerr,
taxes paia....
l,<mtw! t;iUtu j * t-ujrfef ^ u w i a «!•*• rec will be
OhTtiAGK SALE—Whereas, default bus
Townsiiip 0 North, Range 4 East.
,blV3
3*3 54 15 T.)
5 24
NatiotiAi
it&ak
noted
outstanding,...
n.tijy
(X)
iviii*? three miles e^st of Vernon, had
Se?4of » >v »i, sec.
been made in the pay went of the tuouoy
ami «*nter*<5 UH prayfl for in
A. Crawford's Addition.
secured by a certain indenture or iu<>ritr<i£e JiifiiviiJual deposits subject to uiieck l'v'MO 1<S | •A*«J it ia furtliec r>i-dervd t)*»t in jiarMHUii-e of 10, 40 acne*
56 i» 7 S4 2 24 70 Cfl78 Lotsfiand T, blk 4 . S»65 1 a^ 3& 70 12 C# its thumb and fore ftuger blown off
t>einand
c^rtidcittes
of
deposit
Vil^Si
«)j
bearin* date the lOih Anr of June, l»<0, exsulii decree liie IHTHI* dr^*.rit'*i.'il ia *»i<i fx-cition Xc Ji«^Htv;W, ltWH*>8a 4 59 13} 70 3i>40 Lot» and e yt o! lot
ecuted by Emelia R. Drake a* BTJHrdinti ot
for which a deem: of wile snaJl W ina<lf, will
30, blk 4...
291 41 12 70
4 14 Snnduy whi.k trying to j?et onto the
'foMiiship 7 North, Batige 4 East.
Total.
fiM,4*S
IS
be i*cl<S for t.he several inxr*. iutt-rvfit ami [S *» of e 1 i i*t" ti •»• Hi,
Jacot\Chrt3toj»h*r, Knure», Jay, Mable. Canrlte
Lots Ii and Iff, blk 4 9 63 1 35 S
W '0 W (W
Siaie
of
Mlchignu,
County
oi
^hiawasset,
RS.
:
coiiibination of a dynamite cartridge
rhar?es thcr*un a« dt-ltrjuiiwd by .nach tl^H-rrf, !
and Henry D r u e , minor hdrs of Henry i->rsk*
K. D. CrawIoM's Addition.
1147 161 40 70 14 24
1, W. A. koscnkruiJ?, cashier Of the above on thettnrtMou<La,v in Dn'rmlwr thereafter, or « v IV, 63at-»w
deceased, of tbe totrne hip of Burns, sniawaLots5aDd6
B№
12B
iiu
T
O
K>9S
witb a ina tth.—Kxpro^s.
see county, Michigan, of the tint part to Mary naraCfi bank, do solemnly swear that the above ou tae day or days s*y(JJ^H^BI .thrrelo a i may s it'a i»f n »• »i of nw
Dewey <& Stewart's Addition.
is true to iba test of my knowledge Irt- ms-etaiaJj-1« i-ompleVe tlsv MiJ^ o' i*uUl ianiis s,, s«- a*. *• ^crts. i ea
24
or
?o
s
?o
C. Armstrong <no«r Mary C. hxxUie), of Ann statement
Lotl4,blk2
538
T
o
31
70
7
02
aud of rath and every jiftrvel thcrwjf, at thf I) ;it HI" s i» \ j of * w
Arbor, Michigan, ot tbe #eoond nart. \Vriich and belief.
Vacant .store, align—"To Let;1'
oflij-e of the Couuty Treasurer, or M fcurb IH>M- ' 4 , se»- Si, 3L> acres 30 M t R9
w. A. ROSEKKftAXS,Cashier.
n s c cor of lot J8 r.'
said tuortgage wa» recorded in the office- ot
83
70
S
0
8
Tenant
v.'&.s sold out for debt.'
Subscribed aad sworn v» before me ih\a ^oth vfnivct plate at* shall lx* elected by him at tbe
33 ft a 33ft,e 23 ft,
tbe register of deed* in and for the county ut
That's no cause 'or great surpriae—
CITY OF COBLTSTCA.
county
»e*t
ot
the
Couuiy~of
Shii»wa*w*v,
Stale
!
dayofJuiy,
issA.
16>4ft, e 130 ft, !«
Shlawatfeee, state of Micbigon, in iit>or anyThe fallow didn't advertise!
190 :J7 08 70 301 »,Wt
Dr.tNE c. CooPfiK. County Cierk. of Michi^w; and that the HAIV theu an4 there iU>15, blk3
ft to beginning,
one (Sl> of mortgages, at p*g& Wl, on the lOca
Lois*,
h,
6,T,
PaiidS,
madfi
will
be
a
pabUc
sale
and
e»<eh
parrel
de~
blkg.
.771 IC8 31 70 980
day of June, M№.
Correct—Attest:
» 3 S 424 121 TO
3841
scribed iu the <l«cree Hhait be w?parai*fij PSpos- l.lkc
Cotutaencin? at n *• corner of lot 1, then w on
And wbereas, the amount claimed tn be due
JORK PBifscor^n,
ed for »ale for the total uixett, lotemit tuid J>;ts 7 a«d t \'t of loi
s'.ineof
Grover
st
5*!4
ft, s on a line pur:tllel
U-saM mortgage at the date of this nMice is
A.UABKISOX,
1578 221 83 70 18*2 with e line, of aaid lot i«2"ft,
charges, and the snie .sbaJl be »a<le to the y*r- j K biUK
*: 5T>4 ft to e HD« of
brae hundred and teventy~elj and S5-ift) dol• \V. D. (iA«S№X,
aoa offering to buy for any ci^eti tax and pa>- N i.j i>J a ».iof lot 5,
,
u
lotte
fcfif;totonne«cor
c
"ot
1,
then
n
on
e
line
of
s^aid
lot
lars lor principal and interest, besides An at*
Directors.
blk
)I
2M
10
11
70
403
La^T the full amount c'uargred agaitust said par- j
of Aaid iot to begicnic^, beinf? part of iota 1 and
torae* fee ot iwenty-flve dollars as stipulated
•.•el, and atrcepting' a conveyance of tbe small*** ; N IS ft «>f 1*1 W, Wk
blk 4
;..,:
I l « 162 4tf 70 1436
towd mortgage; and no proceeding*, either
BOB ATE ORDER-Stat* of Michigan. Co. undivided fee simple interest therein, or if no perIi
4238 5 » 170 «> S07* 2,
There isn't a better advertising
X W f f off w H
M. law or in eqeitv having been taken V> colOf Shiawassee, ss. At a seseibn of tbe
Lotl, bi>t i:
) t 4 t6 01 TV 1 « XMftof
medium
in tbe oomicy than the C<«feet
of
lot
3,
blk
4
U5S
162
46
10
U2&
lect aay part of eaM debt now due, notice is probate court for the county of Stiiaw>№>ee,
Uni, b l k u
I(M 13 oi 70 1W W 33 feet of iot» 3, i,
u XN A JouKif AL. Wereach the gnat
hereby given that by virtue of the power o( boiden at at the probate office, in the city of tt»e balaiK'e thereof and lake a oonv*yanc« of U>i', biltK
R 31
W l>3 70 3U4 ~and«,blk4.
VITA 17« 50 70 1530
sate contained in A i d npitgave and tbe CorutittM, OD Monday, the tZmi day of July, in less tb^n the eutire thereof, their the whole par- U>lt,Uk^t
3048 2XT KJ 7« ^K7
middle class with a large circulastatute In »nebc«s« mate and provided, said the year one thousand dgfet hundred and nlne- cel shall be oflt-red and .-^>M. If any pan-«l of L«>tC, blk3u
W43 146 t ! 70 13 03 Lots 7, 8 and 9, Wit 5 6 Si WJ 5f7 70 8 78
tioii. We keep our paper neat and
C.
L.
OoodUufc's
Subdivision
of
Out
Lots.
B)orte**e will be foreclosed by a sale cf tbe ty-ave.
land em:not be sold for taxes, interest and U>i 1) and a ;t-5 uf
IV2S 3 TO
TT TO £34S
clean and thaf a the kind of a paper
3M «
13 Til 445 Lot 13, Mk Apremise* described la ssM mortgage or no
Present, Matthew Bush, Judge of Probate.
C'liarges, BUi-h parcel shall be passed ever for iot !0. blk*..
74 7U 2Hi L. A. GOULD'S SCUDI VISION OF OUT LOT
witch (hetwnf as Bay be aeeeiwary to aaiixfy
in the matter of the estate of William the time beii>^r. and «hail t on the succeeding Lot* l a u d -Z blk 33 18 40 2 i*
the people read—the paper that U
ONE.
«a« debt aformaUL with Interest at the rate Dwyer, deceased.
day, or before the close of the sale, be reotTered, Lots 1 aad ^ Wk *)..3U s»l '^U3 M "i> 25 37 LotT
lead with interest is theooe you
9*1
iaa
38
T
O
1181
15* St 06 TO i o *
of seres and OAe~b*4f percent from the date
On revlir.fr and filing the petition of Ellen and if, en such 'second offer, or during anoh Lots. Wk 41
191*9 "KHO SO 70 Mta
want your
advertising
lift
1* W TD 3 04
of this BMtoe, together wfth said attorney fee Dwyer, prayls* that adm n<«traiio" of said uAle, the Hftuie cannot be soid for the account LotC. OllE 4S
y
g in,, iga*t it?
HOO )0« 5« TO 17S2
and all the iegoi cnao and expenses of this estatvm&y be granted io Wiliinm Dwyer or aforotaM, the County Treasurer shall bid off Lots 4,5 ancii blk 4T S( i i 1 » 57 70 11 5f»
T
h
"
i
b
There"is
no
reason
wby
yon b l d
Lot 37
23<»C 208 48 TO 3638
C'B.rj"H Aildrtiouf •rectoswre at pobhe suction or vendne to the sonx; other suitable person.
the same in the name of the State.
Lot
43
ia»
448
1SH.T0
3845
advertise
without
getting
the best of
B»^
of
lots?
5,4,
1.
Ugfef*; bidder at U » froot door of the court ^Tberettvon it is ordered, that the 19th day
Witness the Hou- Luke S. Montajree, Circuit ;
Ht»L« B'S SCUDI VISION OF OUT LOTS 8 * 9
boose, in the etty of GOTVBBH, H Icbigan, (that of August next, at ten o'clock tn the forenoon, JudfK, and the seal of said Circuit Court of * S.occxipied tcpretber,
results.
Coniuna
people.
d« lots of
1J04 1KJ K W 1 6 »
"
1543 21« «2 TO lB»I
being th« bafldtmto which the circuit court at said probate ofSec, be a^sixued for hearing Sttiaw&ttt-ee county, thin 23d day ot July, A. D. Wk 13
buying
in
aH
lines
of
buainess.
Y«m
tA>t*
i,
ii;
3,
eicept
ii
•
EUHOL.L
S
A
DDITI
t>
X.
fortheoorasivof Shimras*** ta hettb on tbe said petition.
ISftV
LUKK S. MONTAOUE,
ought
to
have
a
share
of
their
trade.
35
feet,
occupied
toLot
T
and
»
bile
2
X
O
U
U
S
32
T
O
10
U
7TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, * » S F at 10 o'clock
And ittafarther ordered, that a copy of this
fSiAt.]
Circuit Judge.
R*tHer, blk IS
234 3» ft! P4 » 38 70
46 rods wand 2 rodg north of
An ad in the -loi UXAL will sorely
in the fc*wooon of stud da>.
order be published three successive weeks pre- Counter Ujnel,
I>UAXE C COOPER,
LoH.blklSi %> lo tts T«
»<?c I* n * n***'w (» reds, B 8 ro^f. e 8 rods,
do
the Business—never i*8*. Tbe
Register.
The premise* are described in said njort**s* vious to said day of neartnv. <n »•** r o w n «
Un<l !4 of re*ne 1
known as w s of lots .land 4 blk 3
as follows, io wit: Tbe w*et half of the north- Journal, a newspaper prio ed and cirenlattng
auid2
164 S3 C7 Tft
one?
who do tbe bnpiness m Conmmx
•«»
«8
««
V
O
305
STATE O. ...JHIGA>f.
east quarter and the northwest quarter of the in *atd couuty ot SbiawH»se<. ^ _
Ca.sti* Mr Arthur asti Hnlberts Addition.
9
tn
5* 1« TO 541
are the ones who art osin^ onr «*t*
MA'L'J HEW BUSH*
southeast quarter of section «*gnteen in »ownUnd ',» of Reserve
KELU=y» ADDITION.
unsns overy=-w««fe—>^e don't want
To the CiTcnit Co^ t for the County of shiawas- Xo I
abjp number five north, of m»ge three e*AL
I<£ H 04 70 1»"
1»UU 2*3 73 T« 2194
eontalnins; one hnndftd and twenty acres of
sce, in Ch&tu «ry:
Und ^ or out lot a... \ 83 »
W 70 2W S ii of cot lot 6 and
any advertising ihat i?n"t reiiable—
land, more or less.
The j.-*i:iiou c>. Stauley W. Tnnier, Auditor
a
McArthur'4 Addition.
I A true copy. i
Trobate K
that's what makes onr medium good
ot T 1800 ; a * TS 70 S1W
General of said State of Michigan, for and in Lots 1, 9 and 3, blk
ADDITION.
—people know that onr advertisers
HANCERY 8ALE.-State of
_ ....
behalt.of said State of Michigan, respectfully hi
•...-.,..1183 1 « 47 70 14 « Lotl3blk 1KFA'TE^iS91
^'°~%$?C.FTTLDK,
.
41 « TO 414
j he Circuit Court far the Couuty of Shi- shows that the llsl »>f lanCs b«7eiu/ifter set
jioArtnur and Cummtn's DiTisic>u.
do just as they say and that is is Ut
A.L. CHANDLEK k A. E. K1CHAKD8.
LAUBENOAVER'S ADOITtON.
forth an-1 marked 'VScbednle A," conta'itsa dc- L o U l , % 3,4, «», 30/
Attorney » for Mortgagee. awa#«ee. luChaecerr.
tfceir
own interest to> rtAtl oer «d*.
H
O
f
k
r
t
l
h
l
k
l
5
71
1
«
31
T
O
»»>
of all lam"» in £a.Ul County o Shia- •SI, **, «S, 34.ffl,26,
Isaac L. Feck,
t
J,H. LAVEKOCK SCBDIVM1OK OP OLT
Better send for a copy asd gee wfttfc
upon which last a were asstes.se, tor, the 33, 36, w '-J of 5«, n 4
Complainant,;
STATWOF MICHIGAN « „
LOX6yearn tn^aiiciol therein, and w t c i *ere re- e >4 of lot 56 aud a 5»
vs.
vra can do for you. . . ' . . . .
ft of lot*
771 109 31 76 »80
COtTSTT Of SHlaWAWKK f0*
turned t s t'eli jqueut for itoc-paym^L.t of taxes, of lot 57. .
I3C8 IBS 5S 70 1«14 NM
Cbaontnjt
C.
Stanhope,
!
Commencing at a c corner of iot 10, then w
At a sesehm of tte probate cotm for tbe Lliy SUnbope. and the
arcJ ri'hij'fl t L.I*X ii»ye not been paid; tojrcmer Lotft*
1176 1 « *' Ttf 1*5« ft!'cjrt.
»3№£ ft, t isj* rt. n WA ft to
coTinty of Phtawaspee, bofclen at tbe probate Capitol Bu'kUng and Loan |
-cith the total amount of such lAxea, with inter- E Vi of w 4 of n Hof
1S«
IT
OS
ofltee. In tbe ctty of Corucna, on Wednesday, Association,
est f'omput'ttj tUereou to th«; time Qxed for sale, lott"iV(an4S»
131 38 OS TO 2 2t
i
:
tbeaetndHyof Jane, in tbe year one taotuand
and collection fee a» provided by iaw, and tbe Lot 04.
I t t Si WJ -.0 2&4 E't of lot 11 and w
Defendants.
i oftotw
mzs s^) rr TO ©4^ Scrape th«? <1u«tt fron off
elgBt hnndred and nlnety-ove.
cost of iwJveni.'i'njr and other Mptos«» of sale Part of lutB, W . b y
Tn pursnazHK and by vtrtueof a denreeof of
L1OW * WILLIAMfc * ADDITION.
Preseat, iUtttbew BrotL, Judge nf r*roU«e, •aid
each of №tri parcels of lan»1.
—coninMrJjciaj? 54 IV
court,
made
in
the
above
entitled
CAQW
Pull tn# einuers front
LottblkS :
Hid IM « W 1498
tn Uie natter of tbe eaute of Fred Dryer on Uie22ddsyof June, A. D. 1R»3. Notice is
Your petitioner farther sho-w» to the court that n of a ntake In the
Paint .rour eticnt«r frt*
I'EKKINS'
ADDITION.
and Inns Dryer, minor*.
center
of
State
and
said
land*
were
returned
to
the
Auditor
C*«?niriveu that 1 sb*l sell at public auction
Klinjf j-oar algb and advertise.
Lots <t and T oik 1 64* H X4 TO
T 77
On reading- and DUng1 tbe petition, da ly veri- hereby
tt?r««tand
vottduA r« the bigbrst bidder, at the front eral under the prwhfton.t of,.Act a*3 of the Pab- Comstock
M.
L,
STEWABT
ADO'S
ADDITION.
rusciiijj
s
147
feet,
ned, of 4«me> H. Benson,« guardian, praying Or
Uc
Acts
of
3
№3,
a»
deUmiuent
lor
non-payment
of the Court Houie, In the city or CorunWVioflotJl
3 9)
6* W TU S4J
for license to aelt tbe reU estate of aaid minor door
na (that beta* the building m which the Or- of said taxes for e*kl year* renpectivrly, except a 147ft,thence wl!&
~
'
subdirtoionof
out lot Wand IS.
nwotioned ID Mid petition.
s-ufh
of
tbe
taxed
ret
forth
in
a«»Ul
whe4u!e
an
Court for tbe county of SMswassee is
E44IlOfkrttbUtl
5*4
19
« 7»
Thereupon ft fa ortlered, tbat *fonday, the «tb cutt
vcre
returned
to
the
Auditor
General
according
ft
to
piwe
of
Iwjrin'jr
7
I»
1
01
on Saturday, the 10th day of Aurumt, A .
TTI
1O»
ffl
TO
day of Auguct oeart. at ten o'clock In the fore- held),
to
law
prior
to
the
12t$>
day
of
June.
18W,
ana
TAKING EFFJSCT
ittfj, at hi o'clock in tbe forenoon, the fol;
;
i
i
t
s
SH TO
D,
except
2!»
ft
off
e
boon, be asalgned for toe bearing of aaid peti- 1>.
remain
uapald.
lowing
descrined,land>
attd
premi«rt.fjr
so
Gco.
i'bomaE
24
Addltton.
::
.1045 1 « « TO 1 3 «
tion, and thai the heirs at law of said mtnora, much thereof as way be necessary to raise the
y<mr petitioner further Hhow« mad mrerm that side
MAY C?
Lot?blk 1
1 »T 23 W V0
fSft
OF OWOSSO.
aod ail otaer person* intereatm in Mfd estate, aoionnt
the tax««, tnterent, collect ion fee and ctmt r<f Lot A, known CITY
due
to
Hid
complainant
for
tbe
prinot
10
blk
4
IA9
t»
m
T8
3
t
«
an
old
areregirfrtd to apptwr WatBt—lonof wM eourt, cipal, interest and costs in thli cause, to-wit; adTerttstnn M»4 other expenMM* of nale, as net
iots 3 »nO 4 l>»k 5
ZW »
15 W »4J
1*00 IC8 4S TO
1*«
face to be noUen at tae prnbaw office, in the Lots thirtytbrce (&) and thirty-frmr (34). block lorth in paid Hch«Hlulc A, areftvalid lien on the racebed
A. L. Wjlliaws' AiWttion,
Lot D, known ativitt
city of Corunne, and show cause, if any tberv nrteeti<lA),or Abrey> adrtj«f>n to the eny of
panels of land described In »aid
lots*. Sands. Wk4 li»«« 2 63
Ii tO 8 0
rat'chctl
1310 1K3 M 70
1613
be, wby the pnjtw of the petitioner should OWOMO, in the county of SJjUwaescc ton stale
OtsSI.22. Wit « I~«O 1T4 Ul TU J134
E >j of luthi and 3,
not be granted.
Your prtStloner further shown tlxat the
of Michigan.
I DUS3
*5 2T
S
W 25 10
I? 10
l)lk i-V
. ROO 1 1 1 ii '0 1014
And ittofurther ordered, toataaM petitioner
tn.x«H »a wa.id dcxcrilxd lao'it have
D«M Juue2Mh.1«w.
k 31.
3 t » (4 115 TO
5 41
W >i of «• 44 Ii of lot
gin? notice to the persons interested IG said esunjiAiii
for
inor\'
than
D
M
year
prl^ur
to
the
AOSATHAH O. KNIC.RT.
A. L. & u . o . Williams' Addition.
7, J)ik2l
M30 11 ?3 3*1 Tu 95 34
tate, of tbe pendency of wild petitiuu. and the Circuit Court Commissioner
day
of
May,
lh№>:
an<i
tltc
Haiti
tax?s
(tot
having
for the county
Kit
$W
1 1 - ' 3 » TJ
10 I t
40 Oft 5 til 1 6t> '.0 47 «7
bearing thereof, by causing a copy of thl»
ii, an>i lap s^tne k»nni? now diif ;mrt re- Entire Itlk *5
ol Suiawawee. b
otiiblk 11. .. . . !»0» 1 tX 4S TM 1 4 ^
S 'i of !t»t o tjtui n !'» •'•
order to be published lit the GoranUM Journvii,
i
»№1 I I J JJ TO l i U
of lotfl, t»!kS». . ..-S4CW 3 3 « W TO . » 0 S/HI blk Ii
m newspaper printed and circulated in Mid WATSOK & CHAPHAS,
a •]«*rw iu
; a. m a. m.
&kil:witors
<.iVmtnr.iiciAyr <>n u :iide of R i r f i- st 00 feet u- of it!- and s S iot 10
county of Shtawttwe, f>tr three iuccv»5iv<;
1
t'Hvti
pnri^l
ot
nn^d
laiiil*,
'nv
thtnit
LT
ess II-J)
blk
1J
:J807
S33
I
K
T
O
4iC3
cor
<»f
]ni
1.
bH:
]
,
Luoy
t'omsitick'n
«ii<',
»
t
o
v<
weeks to n«id day of b i
."ul of thp ttcvrral
mmonnlK of tnxen, WamaSM-i 1 river, w to land mjlO (iii.vlurd, n
MilwaukeeJct i 7 l i Jl 40 4 »
TATtO. MICH WAN,
1
ot
II.
>.
1
S.
A.
Willisois'
Addition.
u M«*
<olleetlfjli frt , 1et»r>t ft :i<lvfitisln^ itT\(t tt> Uivt-r s i , c i o
M
9ec.»«.
Entire blk
g at rrr»t»atc,
№.'
«
e*>
of
t-.il*
,
iiH
(>»n:put*'<l
It
In
I
i'i'
8
00,
13
Y.
A.M.
At a «»*!<i.uj ff the Prohate Court forth*
Poctlac
Br KATHcmsn E. KKLHCY, I'rolMtc
iit Mtld !»i'(i«1iiic, ^/Aitist the wvcj'.il1 Curnmrnritif; nu :i w cor of Bi!cknii»isl»»r r*t
1
county or Sninwu^M-c. holiit-n at the I'mhntf
J. L. Wrltfbt's Addition.
of
Usu]
conlaiikt.fl
tiiirt'jn.
mid
iu
rit
1 14
1
*
M
10
!
p
i
Office. In trie city "f Oininns, on Tu»-s*J«y, t»>e
and n liiif «>f city, n 4 nxln, w 8 rtnls, H 4 nwis. e >V 40 ft off cf lot I
HOBATE (>HJ>Ei:—State of
Dumni
I » sr»|
latill
} .
• fc»t 11 1 ^
H(h day of July, tn th*» yi»roiH'
'
ly lM>«iiirim;j
1V9 VH <« 7U '.'HVi Dik I
^3 S*0 ;?iJ «3 70
County of Shlawa«M-«*. s*. At n
su
t Idi
JJi'.t*"«l a i t ' l «'.vt' ti'if*i| lizaUtui
mill I
Cnninna
• »W
urt'l iiiin*ty-nve.
Ii4tf K l « f-3 W
( i'i/iiii*-u»'iii{.' <m w. sUlr of C h i p m a n «t M ) ft, H ot4 blk t
of tbe pntliite court for1 said eouuty, hold tu utindrod
4i 7 II!
c a t ' t i u f »:»|ii ( . . i r i ' f l n o f l a ; < l m a v )»• f
Prewnt. Mit.!th<»w Hush. Jndjrc of
rosso Junct'nj to ni
;0
of * c cor of lanelc>f Eilcn WiM>uiin>,noni w 175 it,
2 a ^ t f
54
KJ
tbe crobate otAco in th* city of (onimm. on
sot
In the nut tier of tuc estutc ot Jo*ci>li A. :i>ti<MUiT:i l i t i c I I I I ' K M I I , a » ] U t > v i i I , i ;
• j , l l 4^
ei
fit«ftft,»: \',h U,u t(i l>f^fiiliiiit'
870 luula
Tuesday, the 2nd day of July, tn the jiar
;i*»y list- li.'ii i i ; n r i " ' j ( i i ! ,
dttcttswi.
i>. m . ;
no*) 1 li" 1 M lit l o i * l o i J i
41
4 14
(
la
7i»
s«i
<me thousand einbt bundrvl nnd nlnery-Qve. Wright,
»>u reading am] rilirijTino petition, duly vcri-1 Ais.J y o i i f j.vtiti<i)/«'i- w i i l ever I>r:tv,
LoweJ»
. I Ji iT
CITY O*" OWOWsSt }.
«77
y.» »7 70
J'reaent, Matthrw Uush, Jud^o of Pr.u>at<i.
tot 11. blk ^'
l > H l July H, IWri.
fled,
of J«*»ephitic Wright, pmyiaK' this court
irand ttapida 1 i no
nslilji 7 NuiilJ, Kaii'tfC 2 East.
» jHiint on n line of
In tbe matter ut the i-etate of Geor^ liutll, to determine
wbo were nt the tlm« vt hU
! lo'i
i»»},' H4 ,"i«. & lOI'J f> " atul '£t nJ» w of
u ^
it n of 9 e corner of out Io; 3, U. H . & ! , J e t
deceased.
JSTANI.J:Y \V. T
atul who IM>W are, the U'gul lit-irs of s.tid
TOitrr vl set\ HIM therly »>SH'1O') ciiainn U> s line tbeuou u&4 ti, w 8 rods, i&4 it, e to bt«iuuln»r
Jay D. Itoyce, administrator of said estate, death,
' i i l o r C i v n c r i i l <>f il>f H t a t e o f Mit
dejeast^d,
and
enUtied
tu
inherit
uta
real
es»f li»»U Mold Mitidt, wcs-terly aloiiK *al.l Hat* U>
iff.
MS Si 70 7W
comes IIHDcourt and represents that he i* now j lutc.
I ' o r :iiiil i n Wiailt
<>; tlj*- S t a t e o f
MVr Ar
ttiuwassH- river, M ut icrly alon^ th*^ bank to
Village of nenninfftpn.
prepared !o reader Una! accouut us such n<i
Milwaukee fifr
Thereupon ii is «)ni«;r»n1. that ?u<>iniity, ilic*
ii
|wii;ii
ihvou)fii
wliii'u
a
liu«
druwr.
iMirallcl.to
lotfiblk
4.
.20
a.....
.
i
"
U
13
14
70
180
.V.
August next, nt ten o'ciock in I!KJ
<; ;i.'!'l «' liJit- will ii:i'i'tl>l»<re of Ijf^'iijijjji^, <* to
Vihwxe of Burion.
Thereupon it In ordered that Tufstfay, the Cth Athdaj'ot'
tort'noou.
be
uitsiirned
Tor
t
ise
hcuriiiiK
<
>
t
e»"l
lots 3 and a blk 7, .w*i«
14 (H 70 ISO
dty of A UKUSV: next,*t l«j u'ciock in tbeforcnoon. p«-tiii< •, and that tb« h?Jr§ at Saw ot sal<t dei.
.. «(M) 1 U
Sa 70 JO 14
VlLl»tGK OF BYRON.
bs assigned for bearing said account, and that ceased, nnd till other i^nuna interestcu in
lap i6 i-otlrs 5 10-IS ft a aud 10 rds w of
Townxnip n uorrb of raiiRv tour easU
the heirs at ;*w of sakl d«c«»sedv sod all orfaer taid estate, are required № appear ut * semiou
oi Sei-, w with e aud w % line 8 ruds, Commeuvinif at u point lOrotls c of n % (iost or
per^>as intereoted io said estate, are required of said c-ourt, theii Io )>e holdtn at the l'it>L>ute
n l£ IXHI.S, c S rod«, a to ijCi^nnlajjr, «ec VS..
section, tbeunt'eb rvda, 8 40 rwis, tneuee e 1'4
to appear at a Bee*ion ot said court, then to be Office, in the ctty of Ccruaoa. aud t>how c«u««,
UW 1 « 4» TO
148«
r, a 31 rods aud « ft., w v4rods, a 51 rods and 0
bolden in the probate office in the city of Cor- If any there be, wby the prayer of the petiSTATIONS.
Ou s ' t o f rtc '», i-timmeuciug at a Vi pOHt, n 50 feet, e 4 rods, n SO rots to place or beginning,
unni, and show caase. if any there be, why tioner should not be framed.
;
rixU,
e
1>5
rods,
.
i
30
n«K
w
to
begiUQiujiri
*ec
14.
xs&y
7JO
Herts
..10i«
1
£rl
44
7u
13*i
tbe said account should not be allowed.
<
And it is further ordered, that raid petitioner i
lOijO 140 40 TO
1250
YILI.AU B OF DUttAND.
And it is farther ordered that said administra- jrive
notice
TO
ihe
;»crson4
ititeresU^I
in
Mid
j
Ou w '.s of n e ^. comniencia^ BO rotlr* e and
Township u north, range4 east,
TAXES
OF IfeVl.
tor jrive notice to the persons interested in said estate, of the pendency of said petition, and
3) rod-* s of n Vj post, w 19 53-lUU rods, s to D., G.
d a by Kivett, e by Huswii, a by *igbCITV OK
estate, of the pendency of said account, and the bearing thereof, by causing a copy of this
:'r jgTOol
H. A M. K. K.,t,calonp railroad to fi line n to
v. w liy DurwutI Laud Co , aec J.5..,..•
Cary's Addition.
tbe hearing thereof, by eaostag a copy of thi« oro>r to be published in the Coruiin* Jonrnal,
r.it
sec •£>.... 81» 1 K
3S 70 Ib 14 ..:
U7S 16J 47 7t>
140U
order be published in the Conrana Journal, a a newspaper printed aod circulated In eaid Uud *i of Reserve 1 ajsd S, occupied together. fKiDniax,
On w >» of Q e «%, being 8, 7 acra», sec 33.
BoutMied u by C. C. & T. Uou««, e by Hoi- 'd Haven Lv
."
* Jti S .£> $ .ttt* .7U
*i8l
newspaper printed and circulated In said coun- county of Sbtawassee, tor turet suevt-ssive
ti 40 9 00 £10
1S0U lflo
« 70 1486 comb, * br bifr^nray, w by SheMUrt, gee ^1....... FerryBbanr
TAXES OF" 1W&
ty, for threw suceeative weeks previous to said weeks previous to said day of hairing.
'J45 90S 215
ing l(;*-i chains s and H chains w, of
...
lX5t 178 30 70 15 SO
-day of bearing.
CITY OF OWOSSO.
• I
rods * V rods, n 4. rodn, e to be^inbrand a Second Addition.
MAXTHEVv BUSH.
| Holmes' sub of iotH 1, $ im«l 9, low 3 and 29
MATTHEW BUSH,
G. K.&I. Jet
10 OR 913!
901
1
*
W
70
U
3
3
Lots
4and5,
tAkS...
118
17
W
70
£10
Judge
of
I'roiiAte.
Judge of Probate.
irand Kapfda
it «•
:....24'» r. as «T ;u ai iw
W 20
Commencing № and iS^,* I Ou chains w and 17.4
Dennteou's Acjdition.
Bf K i T w x w s i E. E B I A T , Probate Heglster. By KATBXRIXZ £. K^LSKT,
Lowell
>J? i 7 15 H>W ass no
VILLAUK OF BYROX.
chain*, s o f « ^ post, « 1 chain, n s caahus, T-/ 1 Lot8,blk 3
SW
M
H
70
?#7
1'rubate Register.
Lois 7, S and », Mk SO 43 0U 03 tO 1 Si chain, H to bei?iuning, see 23.....
Durand Lani Cos In Addition.
A DMINISTUATOU'S SALE OF RBAT, ES IA true copy,]
T40 11 » 418 13 &
TAXES O? !-KJ.
:
1 OD 14 04 Tu 188 Lots 3 aud •. Ufc 1 47J CS 1» 70
6 37 Ionia
|*. m-j
t\ fATE.—State of Mlcbigaa, County ol Shlp. m
TowoAhip
J
North,
of
Range
1
East.
A-M
ComsAenviag
80Vi
chains
8
and
30
chains
w
of
TATE Of MICHIGAN County of
Lot90,blk
S
S353
330
M
70
S848
OwosaoJct
8S7! 1 15 • 09 305
W y. of » w >4, except cemetery, sec 33, Tii acres e *M \>o»l e 8 rode s 4 rods? w 8 rods n, to besrln- Lot», b i t s . .
we,
as.
•
3*4
40
14
70
4W
•
71
]£8
"
.
.
,
.
.
!
«
^6
07
TO
ii*0
ID the matter of the estate of Stephen S.
~
. 100 14 04 TO
1 S8 Lot^bUcft
At a session of the Probate Court for the
...WiJ 3SW 113 70 34C4 Corunna
• I* ***
Township 0 N'orth. of Rang-e 1 East.
"Whinner, deceased.
_
chains
6
and
10
chains
w
of
county
of
sfaiaWAssee,
boiden
at
the
Probate
Lottf.bik&
U'.S
l^f
««
70
J183
S
e
**
of
s
e
a,
»ec
16,
W
acres
S10
Dtirand
Notice is hereby gfren,that in pursuance and office, in the city of Corunna, on Tuesday, tbe
V po*t * 4 rod* w 8 rods a 4 rods e, to beginDarond Land Oo'o id Addition.
:.
S3 12 UB 70
\ to eDiujr,
5.-55
by virtue of an order ifranted to the under- 9tb
7-40 -4 47
wcS
100 14 04 70 IN* Lota 30, ai,S2. blk 7.8709 379 10ft 3» t-'Ce HoUy
day
of
Ju
ly,
in
the
year
one
thousawi
eixitt
TowtuNlnp
7
North,
of
Ranpe
1
East.
tatpted, as adminUitrator of the estate of said hundred aud uinetvttve.
Pi
6
3r> 10 Si 3 05; titt S3X
•iu;i
Ai'.i
chains
w
aad
314
chains
s
of
LOU
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IU,
blk
16
a
u
6
U
X
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<0
4.
K&
S
8
A
of
n
w
a
of'»
w
!£,
sec
as,
8
a
deceased, by tbe Hon. Matthew Rush. Judge or
345^
MilwxukceJct
6S>
7SS
s 1 chain w % chains n, to
Present, Matthew Buso, Judjfe o* Protxtte.
Geoiye'd Addition.
1 M 32 Ou TO ii", bejfioninfjr, gctKiiti*
jprobate in and for said county, on the Srd day
Ar! 7 45 11 V 40SJ 0 35 70S
«ec Si.-... 2OS 39 68 70 a Io L0t«,bIkl...
In the mutter of (he estate of Grace c.
»24 U S 33 70 10*4 Delnilt
Towo^hibriXortb,
uf
Hung*
!
East.
of June A. i>. lfVt, there will be auitl at public Wright
t-iiciuj? 13 75-100 chains w and !-i chains
and Lucy J. Wright, minors.
l'utnaat's Addition.
S ptof » vr Hi oi u w L4, sec '3, 1^0a<Tes
vendue, to the blithest bidder, at the dwelling
OD reading and filing the petition, duly veriIS7 3tt 07 70 *«» Cnair Car, Buffet Car, .Sleeping Car Serrfao.
sc
*
18 »
j an s of e !4 post s S rods e 8 rod* n 8 rods w, to be' Lot 13
on the premises hereinafter described in the fied,
,
s
e
c
:
3
B
0
11*
3s
70
1014
of
JoM>phiue
M.
WrUr&t,
as
xuantian,
VILLAGE OF LOTHUOP.
Eastward No. lSJam Pullman Rk*epcr, Cfcftownship of New Haven in oaid county on praying for license tn mortgage real <#t*te ot X w ii'ofDw »4,»ec3,-W acres
14% chain* w and o chains s of e Lot I, Wt 4
»1 13 W 70 ITS CA«O to iletroit, Ihiiiy. No. 14 hat Wajcner
877 ] "Jl
S> 70 1163
the tth Any of August A. D. 1895, at ten o'clock said minors for purposes in said petition but
}M)»t
a
8
rods
w
8
rods
a
4
rod*
w
8
:odo
n
4
rds
VILLAGE OP OVID.
obAlr and buffet csr, Grand Have* to Detroit;
N ?* of a e Hf of s e %, HM 4, at acres.
1
forenoon of said dny, sll theriKht, title and in- forth.
Aiabbeu's Addition.
No. IS has cbair carattnened.
(507
SW a 70 857 t, to bcjriuni^jr, se*. ti...
terest of said deceased, in and to tbe following
8
CO
1
13
Si
70
iO
14
Thereupon
it
is
ordered,
that
Monday,
the
Lot3.
blk
4
344
33
W
70
3M
No. 81 has siceper toGrund RnyMw.
Township 5 Xorth, ot Kan?e 2 Ea*t,
dc*erit>ed landsaod pnttsfres, situated in the 6th day of Au#u*t next, at ten o'clock in the
chaiDA
a
and
ny,
chains
w
VlLLAMK
OK
&HA1TTSBUKO.
Westward No. 11 has cbair ouv atta«lied.
township aforeFHid county of Shidw^ssce, forenoon, be iwaijrned for the hearing1 of said S w frl )i of nee If- 96 acres
of
e
Ji
post
s
4
rods
w
S
rods
n
4
roas
e,
to
beLot
sS
and
u
and
w
V,
UVO 209
60 TO
No, 15 has Wajm^r p*rtor buffet car. Detroit
State of Michigan, to-wtt: Tbe south halt of
inniiijf, sec23
1 &»
38 WS TO 300 loci, blk 13
and that the heirs at law of said mi- S Ki Of S '
332 54 15 70 5S3 to Grand Haven. No 17 ha* BttffwtCw, De;8, !»»<•«>»..
soatb one hundred acres of the northeast petition,
H,
On
w
!i
of
u
w
}%,
commencing
14
rods
e
and
2
nors,
and
H.'I
other
persons
interested
in
said
Commencing
nt
ttie
»
hue
of
the
oriclnal
..SM-M liitiU 4-tf 70
troit to Cbicaxo, Daily.
quarter of sectlou nine, town eight north of estate, are required to appear at a *ea«ion of
IXHU north of w »4 JKW,' » «A» ft n 8 rodj* w 90 ft *, of way of tne C. & G, X. U. k. Co. on M y
Vud 'i of w ^ u f s e frl '4, s#f 28, 60.80 i
No. »1 has steeper Detmit to Gwmd Banida.
rang* three east.
to
befdzmiQ?,
sec
24.
5
00
70
M
O
70
6
6U
said
court,
i
ben
to
be
boiden
at
the
Probate
ave
tbence
due
e
to31111
St.
taencesoutbwe»t..
I 44 30 06 70 S40
DHtCd JUD« ard A. D. 1893.
JNO.
W:LOUD,
B FUDTCaonL
Towuship
T
North,
Banpe
a
East.
Office, in the city of Coruuna, and dhow cause,
vriy
on
a
line
of
lie»er\e
Mo.
4
to
Mk.-nig»*
Township t Kortb, Range i Ea«t.
OHW STh^ART,
Beginnia^* pods a of a point &jrod*&dds eof j>ve, tbence u topMcecf beKlnnlng
if anv there be, why the* prayer of the peti- E Vs of.se H. se*: 3, »0 acrtw
TraOo Manager.
Trav* PMC*. Airt.
as administrator of the tioner should not be granted.
3S31 b\X 153 7U 44V0 GLEN D. YOUNG, Local Ajrent. Corunna.
«l«» 856 ••:44 70 7-J78 w U, po«t> thence e 8 rod* n b m>d» w 8 rod.* and
estate ot said deceased.
i,8 .od», to beginning-, «ec 18
And it is further ordered, tbat said petitioner H ^iof s w SI, sec 12, 80 acres.
V1LJ.AKK OF
H J W E K
883
&4 15 TO 6^4 Lots 10, Ii and la, eecT
givo notice to the persons interested in Mid
287-> 4<tt 115 70 3 4 »
ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR SCHOOL estate, of tbe pendency of said petition, and
ling » rods e of w line ot a w hi *nd 16
37 05 W 70 113 To Our Old Subscriber* as well a*
Town.nhip 7 North, Kaug« 2 Ka~st.
tbe hearing thereof, by causing a copy of this
VILLAGE OF VEKNON.
Commencing ci chain* and 50 Hnkn w and 5 rods n of n line of King st, tbence e 8 rods u 4
YEAR 1895-96.
Our New Ones
order to be published in the Corunna Journal, chains asd W links a of x H poKt, thence u 1£! rodd w 8 rod* s 4 rod*, to bepinainsr, sec ltf.
Lot 3, blk 10
SKL T, 10 70 « W
Vi
H
04
70
1
№
a
newspaper
printed
and
circulated
:Q
said
F.H.
GOt'LDS
AUDITION
TO
OWOSSO
CITY
ft,
w
6*5
ft,
s
1S>
ft,
e
66
fct:t
to
place
of
tH-jriiiSates of Examinations:
f
Begiuninp 3 rods e of w line of s H of a w J4 of
county of Sniawasafe. for three successive ninjr, *ec !•!,:»• 100 a. 44 W (ti 70 1^2
nortn,
t J
have decided that money received
Keguiar, Corunna, Aturust 15,16,1305.
•
c
auu
^
rudu
s
of
s
line
of.Olirer
ttt,
runniuV
e
weeks
previous
to
said
day
of
boarinsr.
1
acre
beplnuiaa; 3s rods w of n * corner of
Township
S
Xortto,
Uanjjc
2
Ea»t.
Special. Owosso, October 17,18. IHtt.
(krallel
to
said
at
8
rod*
»
4
rud«
w
a
rd»
u
4
rds,
now
-a-ill
be of more than ordinary adMATTHEW
BlTSH,
section,
tbeocv
»
zu
rwto.
w
*
rods,
n
»>
roos,
e
S'/iOf
ne!<
sec2,
80
Regular, (Corunna. March X, *7. INC
(
81 Zi 10
lit srods to bt«inning,»rC 19, l a c i *
Judge Of Probate.
arrft
.1330 1 S«
S3 TO 1 « » u>be«nuDin{r,sec 18. 6 78
tfpectai, Owo8«o, June IS, 19, iWS.
vantage
to
u», and make tbis propositioa
CommenrtDg on H line of King st 3t58^ ft e of
I»
S3 (« W i'aJ
EHotse H-««t
AUexaninaiJonswlU commence at 8:10 a. By KATHERIXI E. KXTSKT.
w
line
of
e
H
of
»
w
>4
e
ou
it
line
of
Kinur
st
50*4
Probate
Register.
Lot
oommenctng
44
rods
w
of
u
e
corner
of
to
all
old
subscribers
paying up a m a i *
Wacrtw
29t«
430
ISO
TOZlMlW
m., rtundard time.
Applicants for third
f: r* 154i» ft w MVi ft u UA\ ft, to beKiziniug, M>" section, tnenoe « M rods, w 8 rods, n *U rods, c
[A true copy.]
WHofeHof»w)»,
grades will write upon geography, theory and
and paying one y « r in advance: Wo
600 84 34 10 77* 8 rods to beginning, sec. 19, i acre
»e-3, 40 acres
767 107 31 70 » 75 18
art and school law the first half day; grammar
W ^ ot des. laud, berfnnin? M ft n of cenur
5:W
31 US To »3U will figure the JOURNAL st 75 cents per
physiology and reading the second bait day;
W* aim to handle the best, if the N c >*of n e * . .**
of Oliver nt and 10 rods e of w line of « \i of nir
$?i 122 33 70
10W
1 acre beginning*? rods w of n c corner of
aritametlc, penmanship and history tbe third reason we talk Magic I>yes. They giv^ 8, 40 acre*
>4 e 141 ft u IS rods w 141 ft • »- J OJB, to oegin* sec, thence s M rods, w 8 rods, n =W rod*, e e year, this a Iso to apply to new subscribhalf day; and civil *T>veruo>etit and orthog»ec 18
7 TI 108 31 7« »30 rods to bofflnxjing. sec J9,lacn*
18,-IO"acret»
','. 4 01
»
l« 70
raphy tbe fourtn b*if clay. Applicant for ttr»: relittbJe fast colors on any an<3 all
ft 43 nlng,
A piece of land one H ot w H> commencing
24* 34 10 7* *>.* ers. If the friends of tbe' JOUSXAX. will
•od second grades will write upon geography, of good*.' Large 10 cent
frHof»wfr)i,
on s kiue of OWOMO and Coruuiu% toad, on s««ide
.
V.
JOHNBON'8
ADDITION
IO OWOSsO make a little effort we believe w* would
theory and art and school inw the first naif Walker & Scott.
l»,3l acrex
3tY< «
I* 70
of Hhiawajwee river, 4 cbaln* ai:d 4tf Itnia Hliday; grammar, physiology, shrebc* and read-1
of » point where the w line of **id e % of w y.
rei*«ive many avw pubscribers. ItanenTownsbtp 1 north, rang* 3 e*tt.
H, itei" *>7a> Tcns».." 3 75 53
tag tbe seosnd half day: arithmetic, history'
70
5 13 einteraecU
the * Hue of said road, thence i» 1»* Lot 1,bill »
A Desirable Trip
S»T
S
P
14
W
508
K % of u e }*, aec 38,
and pemoaoship the third half day; and civil
ber
we will furnish the .TOURXAL and X.
w at right angle** to aaid road to the n line of H Vi OfiHlotT, WJC 10.
Mftcm
35 13 4 9? 1 41 7*
;
government* physics and orthography the
42 1C T.,
A, A. aad N. X. K, ft., thence e along s«id
w
io
m
'•«
*«>
Y.
Tribune
both one year for $1,00; alto
fourta half day A pplicants for a n t grades
1 chain and 85 link* theaee n 18» to
KIVKJtSIX* 8UBWVWION.
The Kpworth league of Owowo has » , 80 acrea, .....;.. IS 06 J » 5« 70
will write upon geometry, general history and
1717 railroad
the
M
line
of
Cornuu*
road,
then
n
71
®
»nd
w
the
CORLXXA
JouiiNAL and the Detroit
Towns**J QOftb* rmag* t
hotasy on Saturday.
along «a4d road to beginning, a«c If
mude
arrangeroenti
for
an
exenrsion
Lots
8,*.
.
„
.
»
»
!M
81
?0
34
<&
3*» atweschedule will be strictly folk<w«d.
11*8 I N 4* 7« 1 4 »
Joaraal for $1.40.
TownalMp s North, of Range 3 East.
MtQVnatMESrrB: for tUri grades an av- over the T. A, A. to Toledo, next week
44 rods w of where tbe e line of
of
nw
%,
asc
M
Send
tn
yoor
sabacrtptkMi a»d It will
«rag*of asrwity ts reqwlred with not less thwn
tbe Corona* ro*4, the* S 7ift.lc
47
4
4« to T., A. A tttamtm
SSI 4* u TV
stzt/'ffw hi uuf btSBwh; for MCBM grMe anWednesday. Train leaves Owosso at 7
t
rttd
aad K. M. R. K. 8Mds « l t » O « - LotM,k4k
^.
« (J
t r a s n at tvrituj^ v* *s n
ltt
aad e 8 nxls vo oeglantag. Me №.....
a. ttu, retarninf, leaves Toledo at 7 p. nu, Sta«rea
„ *I4
U
4 41 ruuut ro«4
MM <W 1 « & , 3»*»
N
ISHS
uf
»
w
K
ot
a
tfaus giving nine hoars in Toledo. Tbe e)4, •^Sa.lSamt. l i e 41 It
iw»y f r o t Owo—s %m Cofl IK 4» « T 0 4SI
4«
of 8bl»wiw*s« rtvtr «n w 11M of I M ( 8 I B < H M I *
TowMklp 6 Xo*th, of Kaage »
L
farefortke round trip will be otttf one
Ua4
Mtmtaj
owasd
tar
A.
•,
Byerly,
i
WK«ft«!iMet
^OSSl.S.l.ft.l.t.lt
AU ptfittu ar» kerctty vjodltd r t t»
dollar, from Owoaeo, Uoroana, Vernon, M versa.
SiM,iKl»,sj,akS4
USt U47 I S
ff*
rmftu
crtdktottjrPC m. bummi C l U u t *»
••*.
S,
aad Darand, no other stops being made MH»f
Stacrea.
It It
t i t w IM tt a wl—r tMd I will »ot pay mj
SISt 114T 3SI
eweptatj«netie«M sad tor water and 8 yt at ** tri
4«
Mtt4,
4,Sfaer«a>
MM T» tM
CM
All
^Ik
cosL This nndooU^y wOl be the
»w
t «
W M ( H
...JI« t» SI
M4»t 19,
cneap«9t exemwioe *f tbeteaso*.
M
Advertisers
P
C
The Journal, Coruntm,
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I
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I.B.
i
i
' FOR AND AGAINST.
Harvey Meets Horr in it© Arena
of Debate.
-TlM> Wordy B « « t * Tf k«« rtaro la Cfcfe*c*
— *• Cain's Financial trhart " tfc« t e a *
t*r af Ciccurtfon—Syncpuia at
the
Copyright, !£9S. by Az«! F. Hatch.
CJUC-4.GO, July,!* — After a day".* re*t tor the
yextkJpaatK. tn« Horr-Harvey deb..to was
Mauiced
»t l o'clock Saturday attcrof th« act of i973by whieh
<ailwr watt demonetized was tnen tsttmt up, Mr.
Potter> part ID the trtubsacUon bclo? the subject Tbe author of -Coin" quoted freeVy from
the Congressional Itecord to show tbst Mr.
Hooper, <sf Mas*«c'uusetts, moved to di»pens6
Witn tbe rending U' tUe substitute bill <Jc•joaet^iap sliver. "Hera was as attempt."
•»id Mr. Harvey, -to legisl&te on the lit*
blood of a nation mlthout rtidinic tho bill."
Kasutmnff the discussion of the law of 1ST*
Mr. Horr quoted from W. A. Shaw's "History
«f Currency" In reference to the nrst internattiooai monetary conference, held la Paris №
iMr, tosbovr that the subject was being agitated »jr the civilized nations ot the world.
Mil toe nations except Holland declared,
In favor of t&e standard after eight daily sesaiom. It was aft«r this action, in which the
"United Scutes participated that th« American
experts commenced to examine the question
and see what legislation should be enacted.
The bill c? IST3 simply carried out a resolution
«C all these civilized nations of the worldMr. Hcrr—A provision had been introduced
ta the h.ou*e. and was a par: of tbe bill, for
«oiai&# a dollar precisely like the nve-fraac
piece in use in France—no doubt about it The
-MJUtr strvclc tiu.t prorUtoo bat ot it and snbtMitated the trade dollar for that S8t-grala dollar.
Uv. Karyey—ir j-on will shaw me from the
itecord of the proceeding* in the senate on
A M day that the senate struck out that do»3ar. ice will atop tol» debate ri*ht here.
Mr. Horr—I «av» not the record. The law,
^rfceft M *-»* pasted, had. tbe trade dollar ta 1L
Hwyeu deny taat? And did not that take to*
ytaiBe ot the other dollar?
Xr. Marvey—Net sir. (Laorfcter.t
Kc Horr—I defy y m tosbow aaynraere a
«octl that substantial** that position. It was
•.* ttatpie piece of leclfttatlon aad bears that
•latpiewiqa oa its face. The only men who oj>*
..rpated that bill in tbe house wem Clarfcson X
ftotter and Mr. Brooks, both millionaires from
"Wall street, both rcprco*tt»iag the very
-men that you say were trying to impose that
•til cpon ihla eoontry for tbe pnrpos*
.ef aldm? teen «b« t n rich- Was any thine
more eouJemptiWe tnan a proposition of that
-fciftd." He brawled as * pore invention the
*-wbol* bracket business" ot provisions which
verv purposely omitted from tbe bill which
«*№*<;. He declared that the bill met with
ftttfr opposition solely because no one cared )
ai thai time very much about the silrer dollar
Mr. Harr«.T—Th« other day, when Mr. Horr
•*w5 tha: tbe bill before the senate, » shown
;v? Tfce- roaf rcsslooal Record, only a*4 a trad*
BilaftatAftUveriMlha*
ta tbe s a i n point."
Mr. Horr quotes fwej Mr. Barvey'a book
taat ~ui« objection to independent bimetallism U tU&t tae parity betweoa tbe two metal*
eaa net be maintained at our ratio of 14 to 1,
that IJI, th« sold t> MO grains la tfw>
cold dollar will be worth more than
tan isiiver ST'IM jrratn* in
t*»
siUer
dollar;" and with silver renaonettted. and »
just atd equitable standard of values, ws can.
If n«ces>ary. by act of congress reduce th«
nunafcsr of grains ta a void dollar ttH
U Is the w i s e value as the silver dollar.
Vi'c can legislute the premium ou;
of toUV
Re a*l;*d whst brt*rae» of Mr.
Harvey s ratio of 1C to-1. Here U what he
virtually says: "Tttfcgold dollar may be out
dovn i{ aeed bo so tint the ratio thall be 16 to
H>" His mathematics, however, ar« as deteetiTa a« at* veracity. Mathematically id to Vt
ix ihe same an S2 10 I, M> it it not th« ratio he
cares about
Mr . liarvcy — Mr Horr says that I deny that
the two n.etuU can ba lse.pt in circulation at
a flic J ratio. I have sot &al<i that, for they
c m bs, as ibey have been in this country. 1
);now they have alUstvpted to ruuke you believe that there wa? no golrt in. circulation In this country, or seeking the
mints after I*io, but boifa *ere misrepresentations. Mr Horr flies in the ffcee of history
when he sura that silver w*» not used prior
to 1673 as a zuea«ure of value. Silver WJS the
unit in tUat coinage sys'.ein regulating the
size of th<? golu coins, but the two tojjstfcer
were the me. surf of value*, and that is. what
we mean by tbe double aUvudarX Mr. Horr
alludes T.Q something I have said oefore, anil t&cn aJJs:
"Cut tlie yardstick
<a two aad
it
trill sulft>
twice **
msayyanS of eioth Iu the world" Now. la
1875, you doubled the leaijih or the yard stick
You cui'- .tee uo harm in destroying the price oT
a mat's property. cutting the price of his propertyfcaLfin two, but your eyes are wkle opea
when any snan proposes to evan up with you
by proposing to cut t i e goUl do!l*r half in
two. We doa't wish to do th&t, either; we
wish to put back in the eels age lyrtemthe
B O R * ; itat you demonetized in 1873.
Mr. Uorr dented tikl« pvpotttfee SM.
ty, aad eball«sf«d aayooe t» ywdvee erideae*
tbai the ladvbuda^n ol the people ot tbia
ceoatry to all tbe MUtons ot Kurope mTOtved
anythiag lttte soefe an amount ot iatereat.
Harvey then took bis opponent to M*k for
skipping about the book to aad substance for
bis remark* instead ot confininghimself to the
regular order of proceedings as agreed upon,
and said that he would not be diverted from
bis original plan by such tactics.
Mr. Horr—The answer In your book of hodgepodge and errors that the "government can
create a demand 'or a commodity" nau misled
thousands of honest and unthinking people;
My friend liere, Dr. Bobtnsoa, K*y* it ia
u*iaz & seeming
truth
to
lie with,
whicii U the most crufty and daaseroua
!<iud
of
false
statemeut.
You used
an illustration to teach that free coinage
would create an unlimited demand for silver
anU lucrea-v* ii» value in the markets of the
world. Under such coinage as you advocate silver would be rwefvod. by tne government,
coined, arid then, in effect, returned to the
owner again. He might uot get tbe same dallu;x roiued. irona the ldeatisal silver which he
took to the mint, but he would get those
coined from silver received aoU treated
precisely
«s
hJs was
Your
illustratiois of tbe government
buying
100.000
horses is a f laud on its Jve, that is all
You
say the average price of wheat in 1891 was 85
cents. The Statistical Abstract gives the
New York price us 11.09 in 1891 and the average
price in Chicago in l&U was 97 cent* If you
are teaching the people the truth, explain tats
discrepancy.
hir. Harvey—Mr Horr will make notbltg by
abusing or ridlculiusr n^.e. Tne istelllgesce of
ihe American people demand something higher than thai. Mr. Horr should have thought
of how ih<? government fLxea the price ot gold.
We ssk tlid .-tame thing tor silver, that's alL
Wneh we get to the wheat table I will »ticfy
Mr. Horrt-hat it is right. a£ he lias a^eady
fc*-n &atistieilof everythiu? we have toushed.
Mr. Harrey then emend :nt<* an argameot
on wcat he regarded as scientiAc bimetdlism,
advocating the Ojption ot the debtor to pay In
either metal a* a vital principle, the m o t ImMr. Horr—It is possible that Mr. Harvey be- portant essential In tbe success ot biaetallieves that the art oi 1973 when It demonetized U»ta pretentiag comers oa either mMil, alstiver cut tae price ot the property of tbe ways •ncreusing the demand for tbe deaper
world in two. add that price* immediate-}y metal and thereby restoring it to parity if
dropped W per cent. I was around the there should be a break. To give the ojllon to
worid in
1873 and
I know that did the creditor would cause tbe dearer seta! to
not take plac*. and fr« kaows i t
Ton be used aad a porUy woaM be perman*nti*r
destroy ooe-nalf of the wheat la the world and broken, the gap growing wider aU ta«
tbe chances are that you will i&erease tae time. With silver discarded as it Is aow
taineof wneat probably four times; bat wheat w* must ?o to the m*a who 01m tbe
Is an article that people consume from goid 10 get it and submit to tbetr t e n u . A
year to year, or after a short
time. corner on gold eooM aoc as it dots now.
Gold has been accumulating tor ages. tnreatea the credit of lais aatk« tf silver wa«
and u yon should destroy tbe yrimary ta competition with gold an primary money.
silveraow in tb«
tnc&ey quality of halt toe gold In the world H we used the ttOOjmjmot
you would not change the price ot the metal treasury there would be ao borrowing cf gold.
one-naff. As soon as tbe price would go op
Mr. Horr—Mr. Harvey on Monday eaded atthere is an enormous store laid away over the tenUon to the great iacreaae of 'arm mtsney
entire world that is not being used for money in the Called States since 1S». maklag tM*%
purposes that would at ones seek the c'niiiiclA one of the points of hi«» book to prove t*at tb«
aad be coined into money and take the place of country 1« goiny to tae dogs.
It 1*
t i e money that had been destroyedfrom bis point of view, but not from
Keferncff to his previous quotations from mine.
He
calls
this
increase
evil
Mr. Harvey's book, Mr. Horr said he read and I call it good Mr. Harrey sees la fe*»
tbetn for tho purpose ot getting at what the ancy. as it is in tbe United States. tt>* rising
author desires to reach by the free coinage o( of men by hundred* of thousands, from low to
silver, aad said that what "Coin" is really * hi£h cosditioa He calls taat a national
after is a cheap dollar. He wouldj^duee the calamity. Is it? I do not so regard it. It
value of the money obit of tbls country 70a wo^tld show tar people that Ibis
one halt Mr. Horr protested Against tbe
whole scheme, because It ia a s effort to
cheapen tabor. The greatest commodity ever
placed on tbe markets ot the world Is labor.
1* tt best to cheapen tbe unit of value and decrease the purchasing value of our dollar? Ue
was a believer in cheap prices and only opposed toem when tae cheapening of tne prtee
la at the expense of toe men who do the work.
Mr. Harvey said that hU opponent argued
that tbe dear dollar is of (note benefit to
laborers than • cheaper dollar. He did not
(atetad to lei Mr. Horr cloak almssir behind
the laboring man. "You have cut iu two the
number ot day* tbat it-is passible for men to
find labor." he *a'd: '-you nave put anywhere
from TQOO.UQO to 4.0QC,C0» laboring men out bf em
p'ormtht ia tats country entirety, aad to those
laboring men who are now destitute, and many
of whose leader* are now iyinjf In Jail, you
sing the sweet song* of the high purchasing
power of the gold dollar—when he gets it.
WJSWELX, 6. HOKtU
Mr. Harvey then delved into question of ratio
and bluji'iaUUni aad reviewed the hitttgrieal lncretMt in teuency had been at tne
|A
WILLIAM HOPE HAHT1CT.
position of »l ?r in European countries
ezpcaMj at farm owners you would aavo
ms*de a point. )>ut that I* not the truth- UnKf
turning
to
tho
relation
free
coinage
bean
in it. 1 replied that when l cot to thn
doubtedly in Ma*A»cbuM)its men have left
proceedlogs he would have to retreat toward tbe laboring man, Mr. Horr *ald: "Is their laii<)t> in the hand* of tenant*, but they
from ;nat position, and now be retreats of his 1*7v, when the question of metallic money have gnue to tbe west. They make up the
became prominent in tb!a country, we re3VD accord
the only b**t people in the western country. Per*on»
He spoke of the history of the bill in confer- sumed specie payments, and
money
of
Jinu,l
redemption
WIN
gold.
Do you who have (rraduated from the tuvwn of New
cuc* rommittM, "where the dirty work wfta
England have helped to build up this great
• io-c au-1 tae conspiracy cUUiiaatci." The tell me that distress wan abroad li» the land country of <.urs iti the west They are th«
from
that
on?
Any
man
who
say*
that
must
bit
<--oiKmJttee iras not supposed to taave reversed
sinews of tliis nation.
tbs ect'on of the two houses on any points. Ignorant of the history of work in the United
State*. Sines this naiioD began, the ysar*
Mr. Harvey—By ihc< rules of thi« debate Mr.
"Uuitheybfcd. They had taken out the 384-gTatn f ro«i lfcTS £o it** round our people better em- Horr
ha-1 DO righi to go to tviat tenant subject
<lolUr.tae siwof the FreTjch l\ve-franc utcce.the ployed :in1 jit better wages than i i any other now. Its -ot'Ical place In the debate i« elsed*Hl-ir th>t was to 'float around the world,' the ."•am» number ot years since this government where. Tlit siawmcnt he h»» just made, I
• iitAl\c that would havo put our system on the was formoti Fi/ur minions of tnea to-day oul promise to show uv ihe proper lituc. will ap!>;isis ratio with France and tUo Latin of einjilihyment. Where did you gel your «1^- pear plainly unfair and iucooslsvetii with the
The report ot tue senate flnaoce comfact*. Primary money is the measure of
turned
up
so
altered
as to
values, ilold tour prCvsnt primary moaey> if
Mr. Harvey—1 sa<d from 2.000,000 to 4.000.00a j rsOTT I'ae measure of values. Mr. iiorr »nd I
that the committee reported an amendMr. Horr—There isn't any WlstS ia either i agree ^ to that. Silver and gold working toment to strike out the silver dollar, so as to
In the yean* ISW>-irt I was | gether, virtually AH one metal, were iormerly
sun: <*b ihe foundation for tbe couferonce com- statement.
j:u!.tC'i*.s 'i-audulent action, although the sec- in ihirty-onc states oi this union and ' the measure ot values.
the
entire
time
I
did not •
•s :'ia iu -nhich this occurs was passed as itifreea Uunug
Mr. Horr says in the We«fcly New York
<>a uirhout nny amendment at the time be I tig visit a city where the people were not ! Tribune of June 19 (the paper is here, Mr.
well employed at good wage.-* and I know that j
-»-ctjiv,(j;crcd to it.
Horr) ' 'paper money Is worth oaly the value
' K.;*. hlorr said be had never iulimateii tbat any man Tho says? thst from 1879 to l&ti this | of the money la which It is redeemed." And
countrjTras
in
financial
distress
and
that
the
|
t'jQ 38t-(fniin dollar was not at one time in the
M r. Horr is right. I do not mean to say that
.' U. but lie denied that it was in aa? draft of laboring men were not then well employed is paper raocey cannot hi made primary money,
not
well
qualified
to
talk
upon
the
subject,
be*
. :e Ml! made anything but u subsidiary coin,
as we may see later, but it does not become
..nd dtsfeei his oppoceat to prove that tac cause that is not the fact
the measure of values when only representing
Mr.
Harvey
congratulated
tbe
people
on
Mr.
clause traklns the go!ct dollar the unit of value
primary iuoncy. To be a measure of valjw tt
Horr
s
frank
admission
that
over-production
we a evsr erased from the bill in any of tha
must represect itself only.
fit
cuts ao fljrure ia this controversy.
.proceedings.
Mr.
Horr—Any
business
man
will
oaljrfted
Mr. Horr—I never said that
. It traa now Mr. Harrey'a turn a^ain and he
to look at the table of production of silvera&d
sonilcied reading from tae Congressional Kec- | Mr. Harvey referred to tne national elections gold since 1873 to be able to ascertain that
rrom
1884
to
13&
and
said:
"Now.
since
I8K
a
• ord on the passage at the substitute advo- '
the law operates ia reference to silver
cated by
Mr. Hooper.
In reply to a flood of calamities has come. Don't you in as well as in reference to every other
this
debate
refer
to
the
prosperity
of
this
counquestion, Mr. Hooper
bad said
the
commodity.
Silver does not lepresent toibill m&de oo changes
in tbe
exist' try from 1S73 to 1895; don't you refer to the day the same amount of labor, of work,
Jag
coinage
lavra. Shortly afterward — prosperity that ha» built np millionaires and that it represented in 1873. It is cheaper bewithin the hour—the bill w^s passed without ujuUi-millionairts and strewn this country cause the demand and the suoply are in such
helnp read. Mr. Harvey now went into the -with millions of tramps and paupers and men j relations to each other that it makes ft cheap*
senate hiviory of the bill. Senator Snerznan, thai don't, know how they are going to pro- er. just a* wheat has been cheaper, aad for
be allegeJ% and made frequent citations from vide for their families ia tbe coming year." the same reason. Mr Harvey is mistaken
Tuesday.
Prices are not governed or controlled by
'the records in proof of hU assertions,
a w e repeated attempts to accelerate action
CHICAGO, July ££.—Ko evidences of faii#u<* or r.he smouat of primary money in any counon the bill when the matter was first lack of breath were, apparent in cither of th« try or in the whole world so far aa £
brought up is the senate, and to convince the principals izs the Horr-Harvey debate when *now. Why. when we passed the law of 1873
other senators that the bill vras one of no im- time was called lor the sixth round Tuesday. there was at that time only about $135,000,000
portance whatever, and they need cot give Mr. Harvey led with a vindication of of gold ib tbe country—ail the prim an' money
we bad If his doctrine is true prices should
orer an hour altogether to its consideration, the importance of the debate, which, he taid, have been doubled instantly. If your docrested
epen
five
historic
a)
reasons:
"and in these things," continued tUe speaker,
trine is true every product in this country
"he sue;ceded."
1. For 200 years prior to the demonetiza- should have been reduced ia price by tbU
Moadar.
tion ot silver ia 1S73 silver was seetdns the cheapening of silver
CHICAGO, July 3i— Although the weather mis:s of the world for coinage into money.
STEAMERS COLLIDE.
was cool and pleasant Monday tbe attendance
t For 200 years prior to 1573 there was no
at the Horr-Harrey debate dwindled down variation between the commercial and the Score* Vfriab In Italian Waters at Dead
"very perceptibly. There were just flfty- lejjal ratio of \h% to 1. During the twentyof Nig-titthree persona present when
Mr, Horr two yeara since 1873, however, tbe two ratios
L
i
Sri'EZZiA,
Italy, Jwty 23.—A terreopened the discussion, for
the
first had separated widely, and gone from l&Vi to 1
rible accident, resulting1 iu the loss of
time since the beginning of tbe debate read' to about & to I.
i n g from manuscript Duriug the nineteenth
3. For 338 years prior to 1873, tbe quantity 148 lives, occurred near the mouth of
-caatary all the great countries had adopted ratio between silver aad gold ranged from 56 tbe Gulf of Spezzia. At 1:30 a. m. tbe
a cold standard, be asserted, but had not dl»- of silver to 1 of gold to 4 of silver to 1 of gold,
cardod silver. However, none of tbetn had but notwithstanding this wide variation tbe steamers Ortigia and Maria P. ran into
other aud the latter vesopened their mints to silver. He then dipped Commercial ratio had clung tenaciously to the each
Into the history of finance In France and was legal ratio.
sel was so badly damaged that
still talking or It when interrupted by the bell.
4 The price of silver in the London market, she sank in
a very short time.
An attack on Senator Morrill followed. He waii as measured in gold, up to 1873 was practicalThe
Maria
P.
had
on board, in addition
not very careful of the truth, said Mr. ly steady, while since that date silver bad deto
her
crew,
178
passengers, bound
.Harvey, whea be stated that no sil- clined from 60 vence per ounce to a 7 pence
from Naples for the itiver Plate, by
-ver dollars had been coined for many per ounce.
years prior to 187* Copies of the mint reports
& That this violent fluctuation In the price far the larger part of whom were
for several years previous to 1873 were here of silver ha« been going on ever since Its de- emigrants. The ni^ht was pitch dark
imbmitted showimr that several millions of monetltatlon and is going on to-day.
the collision occurred and
dollars had been coined durlnjr the^e periods.
Mr. Horr d'.d not reply directly to hi* op- when
"Now." said the author of 'Coin," "If Senator ponent, but took up Mr. Harvey's statement the scene OD board tbe sinking steamer
MorrUi couldn't tell the truth Is one particular itt Monday that but one error had been found almost defies description. Most of the
i have a right to wssume that be could not tell in his work, staying mat there were myriads passengers were asleep in the bunks at
of mistake*, not la express statement of
it In any."
Mr. Horr warmly defended Senator Mocrlll facts, but by false Implication which any the time, and were awakened by the
. He said; "Whan Senator MorrUi made tbe a»- man of M U M would repwdlate on sight. crashing* of the steamer's plat**, deck
mrt\rm that there bad been ao silver dot' At this point Mr. Horr created some beam* and deck planks. They were
tars coined for auny
y*ars prior to aerlstoa at the expense of Harvey to? saying panic-stricken and rushed pell-mell
:1R7S. be did
not swaa t« IM tak*u taat he did oat deny that bia opponent beliterally. He mean* ibai la emparlaoa Ueved all he bad written. Aa a matter of fa**. on deck, where they ran hither and
jut a w amooat of gold ooiaed there bad been It v?a* impoiiclble for him to tell whs* a thither calling upon the saints to save
jpraetically DOB* ootaed, Hd.ttot Is trna. Mr. man la Mr. Harrey's state ot mtad might them.
Harvey as* a way I do B4t like of trying to be eapable of believing. The statement ta
SFKZZIA, July 24.—Additional deFinancial School"
that tv^ry
•astre* t » character of *rory*ody who dtffeTs "Coin's
otrce
of
ftllver
prodaoad
np
to
t
i
e
present
tails
of the collision between the
tew Mm I*+&BU».
Ifm 4Aarpf7 a*mu«taa*
he made one bad mls«ta«aa»*nt la h'.s book, time bad cost t t e producer two 4oUara aa Italian steamship* Ortiffi* and Maria
ana, according to M* s»tfto««c Brgvnetkt.T Mace was scouted by Mr. Horr. If tae Bta* P. and the staking of the latter in the
•waers ha4 twee producing «Uver at this coat
ve » ii«Bit to imtmt
«1M* a*t* wroay U aarfieUiagtt, at th*y«»a4 been «•»»«, u f r e « » gnlf ot Genoa, include tbe teatimoay
erytblnf.
,
t t » to IS7 **n ounce they Had lea* wy tbe
. Mr. U»rvey tnnsM to t*» ttlacoasJoo ot W- transaction daring ta* feet tare* year* s e a * of the lookouts on both re*x»ts that
they sighted each other too late to
v>ctaUUm. Ukiajf s o fim «Lat flrtnefc of J»wtatiag»«tukU»H«d oolsag*. **d want into the
avert the coUiakm. fiaefc also charges
The next point of attack, was the statement that the captain and mate of the other
history ot tbe matter a*w&«! otter nations.
• I t mnkes no diVsrwboe," eald Mr. Horr, ot page » of Harvey's book taat the people ot vessel were asleep in their bunks when
•what the history or nallsiteC oolnajr* ta It this country i>re annually paying to E&ftlaod
they should have been on deck
la interest oa national an4
JU a/Jm'.tted oa evwy aivnd tkai all
AGBEE.
BOir ft&d Rarr«y Contiirtte Their
Debate.
Baeii Ae«wa*« tfe* Otfcer of Attempts a t
Misr*pM«*ntatlo*—A 8yw»p*ls of
tfa» A i y u b t v U A4WWIMHH1 by
Both, o a Tkmr*4ay.
Copyright, 18K, by Azal F. Hatch.
CHCAuO, July 8*.— At the openinc of the
Horr-Bfcrvey silver debate Thursday it was
announced tliat but two more sessions would
be held. And for thU reason the daily bouts
wouid be ftonewhat lengtheaod in order to
admit of the delivery of th* number
of words originally agreed upon. The debate Tsttndsy was marked by a more than
usually sharp encounter between the two contostafrts. Mr. Horr called his opponent's attention toft statement which he had made in
hi* criticisms upon Senator Sfoi^an, wherein
he stated that the silver dollars ot 412H
grain* were largely ctilnad prevlou* to
the denaoaetf zation
of
silted
ta 1873
and after the p&ssag« ot the law of
1853. making subsidiary coinage of less value
than its face Therefore he Interred that senator Morgan was mistaken in stating that uon*
of the 413ft dollars had been coined from
silver mined in this country. Mr. EUrvey
said that
tae
old
dollars
ot
413*
grains were
coined for tbe people oi
Nevada
and California, notwithstanding
that at that time the bullion was worth tnore
uncoined than coined. Mr. Horr then denied
that these dolUrs were coined from silver
mined in thU country and sent to the mlat
for that purpose. Congress had provided
taat foreign coin should be received by the
government et a certain
fixed
value,
aad further that such colas should not
again put into circulation but should be recoined a?, the mint. The report of Use director
of tbe mint showed that over <&,0oa000 ia silver had thus accumulated, aaving been touad
In toe gold duria? the process of assaying It
At this point Harvey challenged Horri
statement, saying that be had not brought his
authorities with him, aad therefore ais argum«ais were entitied to no ataading la debate.
H*
Uiea
aaad«d
Mr. Horr a *ta**a«u
ot
the director ot
ttt
aOat,
which he «sid reported taat dartag t t e y*ar
lSNt«tt,«iesUver doilars had oeet eolaad at
Cantoa City. Mr. Uarvcy again called hi* oppoaeat to task for sot ooaflaiag hi* remarks to
tho ordtf of debat* •rtgiaaUy agreed
and said that he woold not be diverted
tats order. Be tbe* watered upon a discosaton of primary and credit monay, saytttg that an overissue ot credit moasy
c a n e d a drain upoa tha primary nosey
for redemption purposes. Aa example of tais
bad Just been wltaosaedta this eountry in to*
issue of boods by the present admlal^tratioa
for the purpose of maiatalalaf t a e g o U n serv*.
Mr. Harvey said ha k*d received a letter
witaia Uw last few days from a large New
York manufacturer ia watch the writer stated
that mil tbe money ihe baak seas bia\ to pay
off bis men was ia silver certificates
The run on the United States treasury most
coatiaue till the credit money outstanding,
estimated at |1.OO0.OI».O0O. was redoeed to ta«
qoaatity ot gold ia this eoantry, which was
variously estimated at from Hoareea.oao to
ttM.eM.0S0. or the stock of prtmary money was
tacreaved. To bring order out of coarustoa the
urst aeoessary step was to build up the stock
ef primary money. All credit money rested on
primary money, aud If the goW Mandard wa*
adhered to the people must took to gold a too*
to sustain its credit- Eaca govvraaieat &>*&
loan was n step towards ua^lonal bankruptcy,
teaipwartly restoring eott&denee, but Ajtaliy
resulting In aa f ner**a«d demand for gold. To
correct tats »ystem toe remeaBtfxatfoa of sliver was necessary. Every moment's delay
endangered tae safety of tae republic.
Mr.Horr tooRitU uyv<>»uVwtMk for s t a t in* a n»l»tabo in his OgurM regarding the
amount of silver dollars coined in 1670 ut the
Canon City m.nt and* asserted that th« niiat
report from which the aUver champion
bsd quoted su^ralaed Mr. Horr's proposition that not any of the silver produced in thli country and sold by silver
owaent. or taken to the mint for coinage, was
embraced In that money which Mr. Harvey
Mid wa* coined after №X The mlat report
showed tb?.t from Wio to 1ST*, in the mint of
Canon City, there were only coiaod 10,-63 of
the vritl »Uver do!!its. Tne report ihowed
they were coined from the silver aecunjulated
In asaayinff the gold taken to thai mint
Mr. Horr added: Up to thi* moment Mr
B a n c y nat not said one word upon tbe real
question in debaU1. He spent boun* to prove
that tne Uw of lt>73 wa.s conceivsd in siu &nd
brouybi Tortu Iniquity. I save a short, sueclem history of the bill and tbe steps lakea in
its passage, lie iim not coiitroverted asingie ^tuif-i-ont of mine. He has nowhere proven
any *ci of bribery or tae influence of money
in * uhviiv step taken during ta« progress or
the bill through congress
He or no one
else ever will, because there was none He
has cow priated long tables to prove that
when tne euiire -.vorU. except EnKUatLwaa attemptinK to control the price of silver by
legislation, they succeedei in keeping the
legal price vv.thln live cents oa tae dollar of
tae market or commercial price, and that seaerally the variation between tbe market and
the legaitpricc w;»s only about two points. I
have viriu^Uv shown—and he virtually limits,
at least t:, has nowhere denied it—that »
variation of ciir-quarter of one point has
thus far bee a suSlcieni to drive the dearer
metal from every country ia the world. My
proposition ift laut gold ha* remained nearly
stationary in price since 1873 and that silver
has fallen in price in accordance with the
great la*' or supply aad demand, aul tiiat the
cheapened prore^sos of produc^oa, with tbe
increase of t"»s supply, has driven down the
price of silver.
Mr. Harvey—I wact to say to Mr. Horr. while
iispursLC all that he has said, tae silver tierived from eola in rennmg sold M the mints
was not coiuctl into dollars, but was coined
into fractional -silver. When be sa 3 that
the govsraciont
wa*i •williiiif
to
lose
taat
2
or
3
per
eenw
premium
he says lUat the jrovernment was williae to
•io .something that iha individual was not Tbe
country needs $Ji, 8w),«X».000 to meet the
normal acaiBu tjr money. It needs it just
as it nseds a uoraiil .supply of whe&L For
each dollar ia exi.s;ence we are paylag the
bauks inisrest oa two dollar* This is jhe way
tbe baaks work up the actual volume in existence \.o the normal volurae. tt'itb Si.<50>,00JO00 in existence, the people are using it - a i
paying interest oa $3,3№,00O.0UO iciditional.
'i*his iaierest varies from a to Vi per cent. The
banks arc interested in holding aown the
volume of money and
supplytag
tbe
remainder needed with their credit system.
They take the quantity of money in existtence and stretch it liUe a piece of rubber.
And they sometimes let loose of their end. It
is used to mould public opinion in their interest. It can bo truthfully said taut all
money ia circulation represents borrowed
money. H is human nature, kcown to all men,
that most debtors are moral cowards. Money
is tbe lash they arc afraid of ana the money
leaders hold the whip band.
Mr. Horr—Whenever silver minim? costs two
dollars an ounce, men wno are la It paying
their expenses and can only sell itfor sixty
ceiits will quit that business tae world over.
The mines that are mining silver at less than
sixty cents will keep riffbt on in the business. Now, Mr. Harvey, the fact that these
mines have been runnin; since 1ST), according
to your own statement, when the full effects of
demobilization took place, with silver going
down and down, if tbe production U increased
from year to year, that of Itself proves, and
no man
ca&
gainsay it,
tn»t
they
axe still making money at tbe price, or
they would not fctay In that businsss.
They
could
not
Hence
Uli* citort
of Mr. Harvey is to get ?U» oat 0! the entire
people of the United States for aa urtiele that
costs toe men wbo are producing it l e u
than *ixty cents an ounoe. Ws« there ever
sued class tagislatiofa attempted in any coun
try. to compel the people to pay for a thing
three times M m uch as it costs to iToduee W
The men who own mines and those who owe
•umr of money'ln eteens of the n<raey *vs
them may be benefited by this cheap money
schene. bat tbe rest or the people will receive
I nothing bat injury.
I Mr. Harre?—What Mr. Horr u*a said »heut
the east of ycadndtac a u w r h s eoukt aa»» aaU GOVERMftfCNT «END8 TROOPS.
with » great weal mere ioree about the «oat vt
PfO4n«kit- »*ld. Gold. dotUr Mr dollar, «O4t*
J*Cr*~
a great deal less than silver to mine, Orer
M per eent of ail the direr produced
y
Comeomes from prospects where men are trying
to make mines, mines that are not paying ia ; niskioner Browning Wedaeadaj morneither gold or silver, or both, and they : ing received a dispatch from Agent
are shipping that to get back what they
condition
ean. There are onlv three or tour silver Teter stating that a serious
1
mine* left in the United States that are of affairs existed among the Bannock
paying, and they are running precarious* Indian* and urging that troops be sent
ly. Why!
Because aU mines are uneven ' to the scene of the troubles at once.
and uncertain and may lie lost in a week from
Browning held an
now, The shytoek* ot old loaned their own Commissioner
conference with Secretary
money. The shyloeks ot to-day have a »ysum hoar's
by wMch they loan other people's money. Lamont at the war department on the
They are defending that system.
Bannock Indian outbreak with the atAt Mr. Horr's request the debate was ad- tendant casualties. He said iris office
journed to Saturday.
was advised tUat 200 or 9» trf the
A WATERLOO.
Campos'
JJefent at Valcfe*a«l* a Mass
UiMutcwn Oa*.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla,, July as.—A ca-
blegram from Key West says: A private letter received in thin city per
steamer Mascottc, from Havana confirms the report of Martiuez Campos*
defeat at the battle of Valenzuela.
Of the :,W» Spanish troop? that
went
it, to
battle,
only
300
escaped to Bayamo, where they are
surrouoded by 0,000 Cubans under
Maceo, Masao, Quiolan, Bandera and
Ooulet The insurgents' los» at this
battle was 280 killed aad wounded.
Martinez Campos U now at Bayamo
seriously wounded and surrounded by
insurgents. Troops are being sent
from all parts of the island to relieve
him. Three steamers with troops have
left Santiago <ie Cuba for Matuntnillo
to reinforce Campos and get him oat
The greatest exeitement exists in
Santiago and Havana. The people are
terrorized. The government is trying
to sappre&s all details of toe great battle, bat it is known *A1 through ta*
island.
The Srnnisb troops in Cuba are falling victims to tropical diseases, and
hundreds are dying daily front the
malady. The troops are poorly fed
and are badly worn oat by long sod
eotttinnoas marches.
It is reported by the Spanish leaders
and government authorities that a
large majority of the insurgents have
agreed to surrender if Spain will^grant
Cuba home rule. This is, however,
not believed by the Cuban sympathizers, rrho say they want Cuba's liberty
or nothing. .
LUNDYS LANE.
Indians were out of their reservation,
and he had applied to Secretary
Lamont for a force of troops witte
, which to compel their return,
•FORT H A U * Idaho, July »-t— Browning, e o « miasiuner ot Indian affairs, Washington: I
fesve inveatiguteA the trcubles between Jb»
Indiana and aettters In Wyoming and ativi»*
th»t troops be sent th«re i»Bae<it»t«iy vo
protect tbe law-abiding settlers. Tbe lawle«s clement among the settlers »eeo» J e tersilnad to cause a conflict with tbe
Indians.
Tne
wttlers
have
four
to
seven
Indiana,
whfca
incensed
tha
Indiana,
woo _
gathered to tne number of 200 or * » near Fall
river, Uintan county, and refused to return ta
their reservation. I fifld that the Indians h a w
killed game unlawfully according to tbe laws
oi Vfyarning, though net uulawfully aecordln^
to the treaty ef tne Indian* with tbe United
States* thus usurping the prerogatives ot the
•ettlers. which caused the trouble. Nothing
but the intervention of soldiers will settle the
difficulty 2nd save the lives of Lnaoeeat per*
tons uaA the destruction ot property.
T
After his conference with Gen.
gerand Maj. Davis Secretary I^amont
Wednesday afternoon seat directions
to Brig. lien. Coppiuger; commanding the department ot the
Platte, to proceed at onee to the
scene of the trouble and ascertain the
exact situation^ In. the meautime Gea.
Coppinger is to order the- movenaetit of
such troops in his-department as will
protect the settlers and secure the re*
turn of the Indians to their reservation.
, ^ _'
MAD£ HER A TARGET.
O S Cape Antonio.
BEJEAKWATER, DeL. July
3*L-Cnpt
Quicks of the American schoooerCarrie
Eu Lane, upon his arrival here Wednesday night bad a tale t o tell about
a thrilling- encounter ia Cttbaa
waters with a Spanish gunboat.
shots were fired at the
Historical Batttofidd Is X»ffc*il fcy * Two
Lane by the man-of-war, and
Xononwmt.
BVFFALO, X. Y., July 2G.~With ap- one of the schooner's crew namowlr
propriate rx«rci*es the motiaaient escaped being killed by one of them.
erected by the dominion government The vessel was made to heave to and
on the Canadian side of Niagara falls give an account of herself before being
to the memory of the unkpotva heroes allowed to proceed. Tbe acbooner was
off Cape Antonio and making good
time before a stiff breeze, when
on the- 14th in&t- she lighted a itteamer
flying the Spanish flag foliowing her.
Capt- Quick sajs that he could n<H
g«t the name of the gunboat, lie adds
that after the first shot v » fired at
the Lane he caused the stars sad
stripes to be hoisted at tbe peak, bat
the only response the Spaniard* mad*
was a second shot. The gunboat did
not hoist her colors until after the flrat
shot was Srcd.
WAMIIINOTOM, July 2S-—The govern*
ment omciaU here have received no informat ion in regard to the firing on
tho selxMner t'arrie El Lane by a
Spanish war vewvl off Capo Antonio.
The generul opiuion of uaritl officers
who rend the r»-w>rt of the affair a»
descriixKl by <"apr_ Quick is that the
MOXVMKNT AT I.UXDf'fi t.AXK.
Spaniard did not exceed his authority
who fell in the Ijlood3' battle of Lrtn- ia overhauling the sciwvrtier. if the lat*
dy's Lane on •hily 'l~>, 1SH, was formal- ter was m tlui territory of Cuba. The
ly dedicated Thursday. The shaft is a Spanish g-overninuut, it is held, is mensolid block of Quebec granite, weigh- nct'd by th« danger of the landing of
ing over fiv« tons. The only inscrip- lilibusfcri.Mg' expeditions on the* Cuban
tion is '"Lniuly's Lunc, LSIJ-M," sur- coast, ami in rxertinjf itself to prevent
rounded hy u wreath of maple.
fcueh landing-has a nyht to overhaul
aud
learn tne eharaoter of any vessel
CHOLERA" IN JAPAN.
within the 2-raile-liaiit that mi^ht be
Nearly Kv*ry I*rovince» Reports a Heavy busi>ect«d of havic"? on board tiiose enDeath RHte—tile In the Streets.
tertaininir designs ayainsst the {governSAN i'BANClsco, July 2rt.—Cholera ia ment or a carjro intended for the inraging" in Japan aud nearly every prov- surgents.
ince in the little empire reports a heavy
HE MUST ANSWER.
death rate. The officers 1 and passengers of the City of Peking tell tales of Coroner'* .Tory rind* » V«-rdl«-t A.gulu*t
H. U. Holiuvs.
death from cholera in the street*, of the
TOKOXTO,
July
-'C—The inquest into
city.whcro the steamer called. From the
outbreak of the disease until the day the murder.of the Pitzel children was
the steamer sailed from Yokohama coDeluded Wednesday night before
1.183 deaths had been reported. The Coroner Johnson and a jury. 1Some
disease was brought to Japan by the evidence was taken and strong and
forces retui-niasj from the war in vigorous summing up was made. Tbe
China and Korea, and wherever a regi- jury was out only fifteen minutes, and
ment was sent home and disbanded there was from the beginning no «iiscases of cholera began to develop, and ajfreenient araonj,' them. They rethe disease spread witU such rapidity turned ihe following: verdict:
"Thai. Alice Piii«*;l came u> her death, oc or
that the physicians of the district were
about tie •ihth of October, in the city of Tounable to <:heck it.
rotiio. tiud that It H. Holmes, aiiu.s Muugeu.
Military quarantines were estab-1 aUu.s Howard, did oa o? about, tbe day lu»t
;it the city ot Toronto, unlawfully.
lished and all regiments returning a:oresai<i acd
wlti malice aforethought, kill
were held until all traces of the dis- 4,willfully
ud murJer her, tbe said Alice Pitzel. conease were stamped out. In spite of trary to tbe peace cf her sovereign ludj\ tae
such precautions and the united ef- queea. her crown ntv\ dignity."
forts of the quarantine officers and
Cloodbant ia
y
physicians the plague has become prevCosM;i.i,i»vin,K,
Pa.,
July
25.—The
alent and ail the way from fifty to 100
deaths a day are reported and many destruction in this region wrought by
more are said to occur that never reach i the cloudburst Monday uig-ht is worse
; than at first reported. The loss will
the ears of the authorities.
• reach over §50.000. The cloudburst
THREE GIRLS DROWNED.
: occurred in the mountain dissooth
of
Dunl>ar, aad
Sad Accident to a Party of Bather* in the tricts,
i for two hours the water poured
1'latte River.
COLUMBUS, Neb., July' 26.^-Dasie, ictothe valleys and ravines at the base
aged 1?.. daughter of Charles Klaus, of of Chestnut Ridjre. At Dun bar, (.iist
Columbus; May, a^red li, aad Hulda, run and Dunbar creek unite and both
aped 1, daughters of Oeorge Klaus, streams were filled with floating logs
who live near the Platte bridge, 3 and debris. The borough bridge gav«
miles south of town, were drowned in way, after damming up the water,
the Platte river Thursday evening causing the banks to overflow and
While bathing. The bodies were re- flood the town. AU the bridges iu
town were borne away iu the torrent
covered.
B. Y. 1>. t . \. at Battkroor*.
Xo Tension for rrtncea* Kalulanl.
BALTIMORK, Md., July 22.—Sunday'
SAX'FRANCISCO, July 20.—The steamer City of Peking arrived Thursday was the closing day of the great conmorning' from China and Japan via vention of the Young People's Ilaptist
Tbe services included the
Honolulu, bringing advices from Hon- union.
convention
sermon and the annual
olulu that Princess Kaiulani will not
address of lYefikteut Chapman. Af#»r
get her pension of £1,000 per annum.
consecration service at night &'e
After Ohicar Wild*.
convention
adjourned sine dfc. Every
LOSDOX, July 20*— A receiving order
session and meethirf- held since last
in bankruptcy was issued against Os- Thursday sk^ning, about 100 in nurocar Wilde's property Thursday by the ber^kave been.Attended by Urge anmarquis of Queer'jberTy,ftlaimtrigSG7T dience* nud rnarked by an epthusiasm
costs in the debtor's oasuccearfnlttei- and eacoeaincsii wbiok bodes well for
tion lor libel.
'
•.
: tiie future promh txnd prosperity of
'''* '"
^
Benjamin Kadcliffe, coorteted of tbe t*e ^
murder of thwe school trustees at Jef
tf.
ferson. Park eovmty, C « L , - i ^ ^
^
y
er
lenoed to be hanged at the peniten- H. Rice, ex-goveroor of Massachusetts,
tiary at Canyon City gome time during died at the La«g\vix>d hotel here Moo*
tbe week btffianittg August 13.
daj afternoon of
?r
j
Is an underfed world, and It U a
ffc« warm, loo* day Utt&d*4<
w/ung-out world, and men and women
¥aa cooler nl«at yrevtUr,
of the three angels tm the plains of need to know that there !s rest a*d
la blue sea*, calm u d tpl«a4J4.
Ha*. Dr. Talma** Defines the Mature will help every woman to pro- recuperation in God and in that reliTh* new m*oa, star attended,
• whita foaaoU, utU.
vide hospitality, however rare and em- gion whiuh was not *n much Intended
World's Need of a Religion.
barrassing. It is high time that some for extraordinary people «» for ordiTbe madcap wtnds i n t
of the attention we hare been giv'rag nary people, because there are more of
They aet no leaf attlr;
Mt b * Path «w Ko* t « h*> R*yoml
to the remarkable women of the Bible them. '•
A* 11 by aMure's ftat,
er ComMt-*l»«<ii»ii*u a '
The Healing profession has had its
Were ttilled their playful
—remarkable for their virtue or their
Le*t it <U*eemlort her.
AWrcrorubies,
and
its
Al*crnt!thys.
want
of
it,
or
remarkable
for
thotr
LJfif.
dee<;,s— Deborah and Jezebel, and «ud its Valentine AtuUs, and its WiW
t a e «IOB tain*..YI cricket
lard Par;:i-rs; but the ordinary physiII*rodius Hfld AtiKDsiah, and
H u closed his sfeinln* vimga.
And by the little wicket
The following discourse by llev. T. •and the Marys, excellent or
*M;UH do Hie mini of the world's inediThat guards his rcnssy thick**
DcWitt TaImage, who i« still on hia • doned—-it is hiff'i tune that some of fining, nud they (teed to understand
ills drowsy son* be sin*:*.
H C D witnessed baseball, and was
Tare nun who boasts that be works wHfc
summer tour, is selected for publu-a- ; the attention we hr.ve be*»n giving to tiiat while taking d'.UfjnoMs Or proj;Seen football teams kick off;
bis
bead instead of His hands is rtspeetfalty
t ion this wee k. Its subject is "I'kuii.; these conspicuous women of the Bible nortis. or writing prescription, or comThe thrash Is In her bower,
But died from softening of the brain
reminded that the woodpecker doss thf
The »p*rrow in h«r B«»t,
People," beinjy based on the text:
j be tfivea to .Uilin of the trxt^ an ordi- pouuUing tat'djeitment; <>r holding the
brought oa by fames of golf.
same, and in the biggest kind of s> bovs at>
And every folded flower
-.N.Y.Sun.
that.—Waterloo Courier.
K;tlutfl Asyncyitus, Phtagon, Hernias. Prvro- : nary woman amid ordinary oirciAuv delicate pulse of a dying chp.'d they
H i t yieldeJ to the power
•%«»•, Heiinei, Puiiolctrus uud Julius.—Ito
3f*rv«j,
sUuiees, attending, to ordinary duties iusy have lh« presence imd the
T
lulls the world to
Men old at thirty. Chew and smoke, eat Q«eca * Cresecat Ka«M to
and Meeting ordinary wspodsibiHlietl. ilk'tiilion of the Almighty Doctor
And Iraysou! surrender
Matthew Henry, Albert Harries',.
Uttle, drink, or want to, all tbe time. Nerves
Tht'ii tiirre are all t'!n- ordinary ! usi \viii> \iK>lx the case of the mmh
It will be one of ti* grestest Mrs
To your sweet Influence, tott
tingle, never satisfied, nothlug'i beautiAdam Clark, Thomas Scott, and nil m-.-.s moil. They need <iivin<? unii Chns- ma.li, un>!, yfter he had lorn off his^ar*
1 read your message tender,
ful, happi&eM gone, a tob&ceo-aaturated known in America.
the commentators pass by these verses tian1 help. When n«- Wpin to talk inetits ir; f'»:tming iK-iuviUia, clothed
Oft, iiight ot peace and splendor.
aystem.tells the story. There's an easy way - Many features of th4 Cfakagp
without any e.spejial remark. The about business life we sha:>t rfp-ht off lniii .again, body and risiiui, ttiid who
Of starlight and o; d«w.
out. No-To-Bac will Idll the uerve-cravicg Fair and many additional and aew
Exposition open September Ifth to
other twenty people ineutkuied in the and talk about men who <li<l business lift'-.d up thti wmnari'who for eighteen
—Andrew Downing, In N. Y.
effec.s for tobacco and make yoa *troag,
vigorous and manly. Bold and guaranteed ceinber 31st, 1805.
chapter wore distinguished for some- on a large seaJe, »ad who sold miUioun yi-ars IIHII l**en b*:nt almost double with
Do you want to go!
Vacation
to cure by DruggtBts everywhere. Book,
thing, and were, therefore, discussed of dollars of goods a year; but the vast the rht-ii:n:it»*in, into graceful statire,
Write to W. C. RurtAasox, G. P. JL,
Ike bell ta dumb, the lessons learned*
"Don't Tobacco Spit or Bmoke Your l i f e
\»y the illustrious expositors; l>ut majority of busint^s men do not sell a and n-ho turned the scabs of leprosy
Away," free. Ad. Steriiog Eemedy Co., dnnaiJ, O., for printed matter.
The key upon the schoolroom turned
rothiug is said about Asynerilus, million dollars of goods, nor half a iuto rubictmd complexion, and 'vha And joyfui shouts the children ralsa;
Hew Yo*k City or Chicago.
Cmoo—"WhiVdoyou think of ths<
Hurrah {or glad vacation days!
Hennas, Patrobas, Hermes, rnili ion. nor a cuftrter of a million, nor rubbed the numbness »>nt of paralysis,
ing
womant" Cawker-—"*8b« is net CBOIXT—"Why
do
so
many
of
the
girl*get
and Julia. Where were the eighth part of a million. J'nt all and who swung wide op£a the
married in Junet 'June bride*,1 yoa know." ryingme. If she waits to button her gia
Tbe ttar-eyed daisies In the fxaaa
they born? No one knows. Whore the bitsiuesK men of ourcties, town?, closed windows of hereditary or
Polly—"That's easy. It's because they're she will not arrive inyour Ufottnia or
Are blooming now tot all who p a »
a»ked-"—Chicago Record.
—Judge.
Along the pleasant country waya; .
did they die? There i» no record- of villages and neighborhoods *lde by accidental
blindness,
until otic
Hurrah for glad vacation day*!
their decease. For what were they hide and you wiil flml that tliey sell morning light
came- streaming
UffcLE TOM—"What was ytmr teothat**
Op*a the safety valve
dislingubheU? Absolutely for not hing, le*i than fifty thousand dollars through the fleshly easements,
The clover meadow* eall the beea.
Wbentbereiatoobiga head of steam ©B, record in college, Hartal" Maria (wnm
or the trait of character would have of goods. All these men in or-and who cnnivs all tbe diseases aad
The squirrel* ehaiter la tfce trees
or you will be in danger. Similarly, when pride)—"One hundred yards i s 9 M a s *
And robins slag their merry lays;
that important *af ety valve of the system,
"—Chkago Record.
been brought oat by the apostle. If dinary business
life
want di- &U the remedies, aad all the herbs,
Hurrahtorglad
the bowel*, becomes obstzneted, open it
tfory had been very intrepid or opulent vkt* help. Yot* Svee how the
and all the cat hoi icons, and is monarch
prompily withrfoatftter'*Stomadi Bitters,
or hii'&ttie or musical of cadonee, or wrinkle* are printing oa the counte- of pharmacy and therapeutics, and
Where woodland paths are eool aas
Beats on sale for the "Hew South,"
and
goard agaiuBt tbe conteqaenoB* of Ue
And shaded by a loaty •ereea,
ctass of style or in any wise anoma- nance lira story of worriment anf.1 who has sent ont ten thousand doctors
osnclndes
its run July SHh*
k
BUt
d
r
i
l
i
l
,
dyspepsia,
iwaiyH^
ThegoiJen sunshine peep* and plajK
lous, that feature would have been care. You can pot tell how old a busi- of whom the world makes no record;
and Iddney complaint, nervousHUIT&B for glad vacation day*:
WA* Mils men. Mid men deplore the low*
»e»toda«iralgia«reaUsabjttgatedbyt
caught by tbe apostolic camera. But ness man i* by looking at him. Gray but to prove that they are angels of
but
war also crushot bad prlndrias «n«V
nteawnthttt
potent
caao,oeror
of
diseaae.
The
xptrkltttg
waves
atom*
the
aaera
tbey were good people, becan&e Paul haira at thirty. A man at forty-five mercy, I invoke the thousand'* of
tyrants,
and so saves i " '
~
Dane* up and down the saady naov,
*entto then his high Christian re- »vith the sloop of «• nonopenarian. No whose ail inputs have been assuaged
Toj»»T—"Fop, what is a popnlar song?"
The boat tjpo* the billow *wavs;
Tommy* Fither-^one that everybody gets
Halt**
Tltey .were ordinary people. time to attend to improved dentistry, ami the thousands of women to whom
Hurrah for gtad vaestioa «ay»!
rick and tired of bearing."—Philadelphia Is taken Internally. PrlosiSe.
• in ordinary sphere, attending the grinders cease (because they are in crisis of pain they have been next
accord
We eanaot count tbe lovely
to ordinary duty, aad- meeting ordin- fevr. Actually dying of old age at to God in benefaction.
Tbe socad* aw) sights to** rammer brta«*;
TmcTH it bid in gnst depths—the way sa»
ary responsibilities.
THOSE who for thefirst
Let's sin* a s o o t tn swatter's pral**;
I tiaeare to become swkitdoe* cot appear to aUthewettt.—
forty or fifty, when they ought to be Come, BOW let ns bare a religion for
htUdMother
»Fricad."
M
a
e
h
Hurrah Tor glad Taxation days'.
What the world wants is a religion at the meridian. Many of these bnsi- ordinary people in pro.'ett&icns, in ocGoethe.
be sared.
—Tents'* Compuloa.
for ordinary people If tHere V* in
men bave bodies like a neglected enputions, in agriculture, in the house*
the United Suites sixty-five million
"I » s t betiere Jack will ever learn to
SUMMER
The B*tt«*fly'B Toilet.
clock,
to which you come, and yon i hold, in merchandise, in everythingdatwer* "Worae than that; he wiH never
people, there are certainly not toore
OB.
butterfly,
how
do
you,
pray,
learn not to attempt UP*—Boston Budget
tlian one million extraordinary; and •svind itttp,and it begins to buzz and I salnte across the centuries AsyneriTour wlaffs so prettily array?
roar.
and
the
tho
hands
htarfc
around
tu*.
Piileg-.m
Hernias,
Patrobas,
Where 46 f oa and the paints from wfclea
thfeii there are sixty-four million ord:B o o m ' s Theater, Chicago, is now preTo mix your color* * a m and rich?
nary, and we do well to turn our very rapidly, and then the clock strikes j Hermes, Philologus and Julia.
senting tf»
mocb-discnased -Trilby" by A.
8
M.
Palaser
*
New York Company.
"backs for a little white upon the dis- five, or ten, or forty, and strikes! First of all, 5 f yoa fet-I that you
The butterfly, u answer, *ald:
without
any
sense
and
then,
sndordinary,
tbank
God
that
yon
are
not
tinguished »nd conspicuous people of
"Theroses Ien4 ma pink aad. red,
A U T T U religion is bard to koap.»Raai'«
So is the body extraordinary. I am tired, and sick,
The violets their deepest brae,
tbe Bible and consider in our text the denlr stops.
of
that
worn-out
business
roan.
It
is
and
bored
almost
to
death
with
extraAad
e^ery
flower
1M
eaosea
ho*
•even ordinary. We spend too u>nch
of our time In twisting garlands for a neglected clock, and though by some ordinary people. They take all their
* My palette u a roae*fe*t fair.
FIRST TOUR
My brosa I* formed, of uatden-halr.
remarkablt-s and buildLnjr thrones for fcuminer recreation it may be wound t'ine to tell us how very extraor.lin.-iry
And dew*4ropi shialn* la the gran
magnates, and sculpturing warriors up, still the machinery is all out of tiip.y really are. You know as well as
Serve akely for my tooking-glua."
1
do,
my
brother
and
sister,
that
the
gear.
The
hands
turn
around
with
a
and. apotheosizing philanthropist,'*.
—Nixoa Walomta, la Yovta's OcapaaJocv
The rank and the file of the Lord's velocity that excite* the astonish* most of the useful work of the world
is
done
by
unpretentious
people
who
taent of the world. Men cttn not unsoldiery need especial he!p.
toil right on—by people who do
SECOND TOUR
Tbe vast majority of people to whom derstand the wonderful activity, and not gel much approval, an no
there
is
a
roar,
and
a
buzz,
and
a
ratDid yon «rer h e w of that? Well*
this sermon comes will never lead an
one seems to say: ''That U well don*1*
army, will never write a state consti- tle about these .disordered lives, and Phenomena are of but little use. thera ar« thousands of farmers who
tution, will never electrify a Senate, they strike ten when they ought to Things that are exceptional can not be Utlnk they will re*eh this yield with
will never make an important inven* strike five, and they strike twelve depended on. Detter trust the small- Salxer'a new hardy Red Cross Wheat;
tiou. will never introduce a new phi- when they ought to strike six. est planet that swings on its orbit aod Eye 60 bvsltela per »erel Crimson
THIRD TOUR
they
strike
forty
when
Clover at 63.00 par bosb*L Lois mad
losophy, will never decide tbe fate of a end
than
ten
comets
shooting*
thf*
way
aad
nation. Yoa do not expect to; you do they ought to strike nothing, and snd' that, intperUieff tUe longevity of kite of gn»* aa& ctoer ior fall di
not. »r*nt to. Ton will not be a Mows denly they stop. Post-mortem exami- worlds attending to their own bnsl* C«t this ont and send It t* tfce Joan A.
to I«ra4 a nation oat of bondage. You nations reveals the fact that all the nexa. For nteady illamination better SalwrSeed Co., L» Croaaa, Whx, for
will not be a Joshua to prolong1 the springs, and pivots, and weights, and is a lamp than a rocket. Then, if you fail cttatafnv and santofe of above
"
J*!
daylight until you can shut five kings b&latice~wbeel.s of health are complete- feel that yoa are ordinary, remember wheat free,
in 4 cavern. You will not beftSt.ly deranged. The human clock has that your position invites the lea* atl*T n taacfe ottnelvca tfaat hoaorabto
John to unroll the Apocalypse. You simply run down. And at the time tack.
•tap,
nottooutdo diacr»Uoa. ftti ibmys. arc
Brtttfi comfort and improvement tad
will not be a Paul to preside over an when the steady hand ought to be ConKpieuons people—bow they have
nds
to personal enjoyment wh«o
pointing
to
the
industrious
hours
on
a
I
COCID
not
pet
ilobjr
withottt
Pi»o'*
Cure
apostolic college You will not be a
to take it! How they are misrepreCooautaptTcra. It iowaj« cons.—Mrs. E. rigoUy used. Tho many, who live betMnry to mother a Christ Yon will clear and nnnlit dial, the whole ma- sented, and abased, and shot at! The fDV
C MoCLtos, Uuediiant, Maa^, Oct. 2t, *»*.
tsrtitanothers aad enjoy life more, with
more probably be As.yncrittm, or I'hle- chinery of body, mtod and earthly higher the horns of a roebuck the e»»capacity
stops
"forever.
The
ceme|!a«at«ta ptad n4v*iof Cheap Parmiat 1m expenditure, by more proniptlr
rott. or Herman, or Patrobas, or
ler totr**k him down. What a deli*
1 adaptior the world's best prodncts to
•a "««*•* lUMwaj, in thia f*m.
terie*
have
thousands
of
busine**
men
Hermes, or Pitilologns, or Julia.
ciou*
thing
it
must
be
ta
be
a
candii HM needs of phyaical being, will attest
Many uf you are women at the bead who died of old age at thirty, thirty- date for president of the United
) the TSIIM to health of the pom liquid
t i t 0A1 wuuia's
of households. This morning you tive. forty, forty-five.
States! It must be no soothing to the
THE
MARKETS.
laxative
principles
embraced
in
th*
Then there are all the ordinary nerves! It mast pour into the «o«l of,
launched the family for Sabbath obremedy, Syrup of Figs.
f
JulvSt
servance. Yonr brain decided the ap- farmers. We talk about agricultural a candidate such a sense of serenity LIVE STt:"K.*K' -vtccr* Nt.w VoRk
** <M O > U
It* excellence is due to its presenting
life,
and
we
immediately
shoot
off
to
I M). W 4 00
parel, and yonr judgment wasfinalon
when he reads the blessed newspapers!
in the form most acceptable and pleat*
•>•-'•> it 5 *
all questions of personal attire. Every talk about Cincinnati!*, the patrician,
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
-F.ir
i«
Kaii.y
3
4*
&
*
W
I
came
into
the
possession
of
the
Mlrto«sat% Ci«"trs
i W t i S 39
morning you plan for the day. The who^vent frotn a plovr to a high posi- abusive cartoons in the time of Nabeneficial properties of a perfect lax•: K.-d
.
'»":>'•, To* ative ; effectually cleansing the system,
culinary department of your house- tion, and after he got through the poleon I., printed while he was yet WHEAT—No.
Ui;jjru'ieiJ l(«u
•"> ® "it
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
hold is your dominion. You decide ail dictatorship in twenty-one days he alive. The retreat of the army from VQXS-Xt: •-.>
*.*'\<U>
MADE ONLY AT RACINE, W1SCONMV.
V5?eut
back
again
to
the
ploiv.
What
Septe.t&U'.r.
•*'.'',*
and permanently curing constipation.
questions of diet All the sanitary
Ttt««»Mert rnnnlfitr And b*
Moscow,that army buried in the stiowi OATS—No. a
:;>!>W
^
encouragement
is
that
to
the
ordinary
oa
fitr
j.r;tc* tf jour lietlerdoe*
regulations of your house are under
Mixed W r s i u r n
VC'-iii 3O',i It has given satisfaction to millions and
of Russia, one of the most awful tragefarmers?
The
vast
majority
of
them—
R
Y
E
?<t
W
TlW
met with the approval of the medical
your supervision. To regulate the
dies of the centuries, represented unN';vv..
mh '!(.
profession, because it acts on the KidU8EQUALEB AS A HEAITH 8ES03T.
food, and the apparel, aad the habits, none of them will be patricians. Per- der tbe figvre of a monster called »"OttK—Me»>.
LAl{D-Wcslcr«Sle,un......
C «t! &
haps
none
of
them
will
be
senators.
If
neva, Liver and Bowels without weakUCTTER-WVst'ntYij^iaery
r,'
&
1
and decide the thousand questions of
Gen.
Frost
shaving
the
French
emWestera i«tiry
!>;•«** J 3
ening them and it is perfectly free from
home life is a tax upon brain and any of them have dictatorships it will peror with a razor of icicle. As Satyr
CHICAGO.
be
over
forty,
or
fifty,
or
a
hundred
nerve and general health absolutely
aad Beelzebnb he is represented, |>ajre 'CATTLE—Shtppinsr S t e e r s . . ??• SO ® 'i W •very objectionable substance.
acres
of
the
old
homestead.
What
Syrup of Figs is for bale by all dragappalling, if there be no divine alleviaafter page, page after page, England
Sioc'kvrs Jitii] »<:<!ers., >.
I *• «U 3 *0
Sltutcd «T« n u n fr«ttt Dabaqoa,
those
men
want
is
grace
to
keep
their
gists
in 50c and $1 bottles, but it is man* fromOalnu.
111. Wtttrirortaui
Mixed C o » and t i u l i s . . . .
I M ki -i SB
tion.
cursing" htm, Spain cursing him, Gerw
telephone connection vita
.
nfactured by the California Fig Syrup Th«d pl*»
IVxas »tt^rs
- -<«.* & 4 35
of
JnrtroctkMicarried
««t In tk)a
It does not help you much to be told patience while plowing with balky many cursing him, Russia cursing HOG&-J.izlu
4
s-i
us
5
26
Co.
only,
whose
name
is
printed
on
every
CT«TT
a
4
t
u
t
i
f
t
which
«M
Relish PawUlutr
* *t © 4 80
that Elizabeth Fry did wonderful oxen, and to keep cheerful amid tbe htm, Europe cursing him. North and
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
i
1 "» 01 <«l
things amid the criminals of Newgate- drought that destroys the corn crop, South America cursing him. Thef^Hii^P
J
and being well informed,JQ-J will not
UU'XTKK—creamery
'
°
W
1
^4
and
that
enables
them
to
restore
the
most remarkable man of hU day,
It does not help yon much to be told
Diiry
,
9 i& 13
aeeept
any substitute if oflfexed.
garden
the
day
after
the
neighbor's
17 Uoa, room *nd boots, l&k «**k> CtUUf
and th« most abused. All those
Psu-kinysstocic....
« fj<- V
that Mrs. Judson was very brave
G U S - Fresh
10®
U*i
among' the Bornesian cannibals. It cattle have broken in and trampled men in history who now have a halo KKRitOM
OOKN (per ion). . . . . t« 00 (jH«» 00
does not help you much to be told out the strawberry bed, and eaten up around their name on earth wore a POTATOES. Sew .per bbl).. i 00 ft* ! 40
Mes-s
W Sl%& 10 75
•that Florence Nightingale was very the sweet corn ia such large quantities crown of thorns. Take the few extr&v )PORK—
,AR&Sieam
6 2ft &tt2
that
they
must
be
kept
from
the
water
ordinary
railroad
men
of
our
time,
and
i-'LOUK—Spring P*teaM.....
3 75 <3l 4 9
•kind to the wounded in the Crimea, It
FOR ONE WRAPPER OP
lest
they
swell
up
and
die.
Grace
in
S
p
i
g
Straights..........
230 & 3S&
see what abas* comes upon them,
would be better for me to tell you that
Vi
inter
Patents
.
y
00 @ 3
catching
weather
that
enables
them,
while
thousands
of
stockholders
estbe divine friend of Mary and Martha
Wiatt-r Straights
i>00 @ 3 4 0
. % 2.
is your friend, and that be sees all the without imprecation, to spread ont cape. All the world took after Thomas 6BAIX~\Vb«ai,
Com, No. 2
annoyances and disappointments and the hay the third time, although Scott, president of the Pennsylvania
Oais. So 5.
Kyi, Xo. V
48
K
abrasions and exasperations of an or- again aad atf&ia and again it has railroad, abused him until he got untwo two-cent stamps for postage. These dolls have
5end
MILWAUKEE.
dinary housekeeper from morn till been almost ready for the mow. A der the ground. Thousands of stock- CKAIN"—\Vhc;ii.Ko
changeable
heads. No two dolls dressed alike*
2Sprin<i$
T2*i@
7ihi
flight, and from the first day of thegrace to doctor the cow with a hollow holders in that company. All the Corn. N'o. »
'I7H® 4 7 4
Oats. N\>2 W&itc
2S'/-@ i>%
ADAMS & SONS CO..
year to the last day of tbe year, and at horn, and the sheep with the foot- blame on one man! The Central PaRye. Xo. 1
62',i^ Si*
your call he is ready with help and re- rot, and the horse with the distemper, cific railroad—twoor three men get all
Harlev
47'i^
47%
and to compel the unwilling acres to the blame if anything- goes wrong.
enforcement
PORK—>;ess
10 6fi 9 10 70
There
are
ten
thousand
in
that
comyield
a
livelihood
for
the
family,
and
They who provide the food of the
6 25 «* 6S0
pany.
world decide the health of the world. schooling for the children, and little
ST. LOU I Si
TO tMVEaTtOATE TWC!
e Steers
& 7T. dt 5 7S
One of the greatest battles of this extras to help the older boy in busiLet us all be content with such
Texaos
-'7S &• 4 25"
ness,
and
something
for
the
daughter's
century was lost because tbe comthings as we have. God is just«* good H O « S
4 75 <& ;» 10
iOd Q, 3 S 0
SAINT PAUL AND DULUTH COUNTRY.!
mander that morning1 had afitof in- wedding outfit, and a little surplus for in what He keeps away from us as S H E E P
OMAHA.
digestion. Yoa have only to go on the time when the ankles will get stiff in what He gives us. Even ft knot CATTI.K—Sieers
gQOOD
LAND.
SURE CROPS.
GOOD MARKETS. I
fS » u% 4 SO
Feeders
" :» <£• 3 4 ,
some errand amid the taverns and the with age, and the breath will be a lit- may be useful if it is at the end of a
700 e*o wl
KfttFKEK.
HCKJS—Light-ind Mixed
4 » in, 4»
hotels of the United States and Great tle short, and the swinging of the thread.
Hejivy
4?« & 4 » 5
cradle
through
the
hot
harvest
field
E
L
'
'
3
6&
At an anniversary of & deaf and
Britain to appreciate the fact that a
vast multitude of tbe human race are will bring on the old man's vertigo. dumb asylum one of the children wrote
slaughtered by incompetent cookery. Better close up about Cincmuatus. I upon the blackboard words as sublime
Though a young woman may bav<j know fire hundred farmers just as as the Iliad, the Odyssey, and the
"Divina Com media," all compressed in
taken lessons in music, and may have noble as he was.
What they want is to know that one paragraph. Tbr examiner, in the
taken lessons in painting-, and lessons
WXJSTD TSM
in astronomy, she is not well educated they have the friendship of that Christ signs of the mute language, asked her:
unless she has taken lessons in dough! who often drew His similes from the "Who made the world?" Tht deaf
They who decide the apparel of the farmer's life, as when He said: "A and dumb girl wrote upon the black',
world and the food of the world decide sower went forth to sow;" as when He board: "In the beginning God
built IIis beat parable out of the scene created
the heaven
and the
the endurance o! the worl>1.
of
a
farmer's
boy
coming
b(;ck
from
Old Rsp Van Winkle'went up iato tbe
earth."
The
examiner
asked
her:
An unthinking man may consider it
Catstill nunintain* to take a Httl^'uap of
his
wanderings,
and
the
old
farm
"For
what
purpose
did
Christ
come
a matter of little importance—the
t*-er.;y years or 5o, and when he wakened,
cares of the household and the econo- house shook that night with rural ju- into thti world?" The deaf and dumb be found that the "cruel *ar was over,"
wrote upon the blackboard: "This tbe monthly magaiines had "foujfht it
mies of domestic life—but I tell you bilee; and who compared Himself to a girl
in
»
faithful
saying, and worthy of all over" tbe second time and "blown uji"
lamb
in
the
pasture
field,
and
who
the earth is strewn with the martyrs
acceptation,
that Christ Jesus caj&e all the officers that bad participated in i t
said
the
eternal
God
is
a
farmer,
deof kitchen and nursery. The healthinto the world to save sinner*." The This much is history, and it is also an hisclaring,
"My
father
i*
the
husband*
shattered womanhood of America cries man."
torical fart that, it took the wtrae Itnjrth of
ICdMta,
examiner said to her. "Why were you time,
for Dr. Tierce's Golden Medical Disont for a God who can help ordinary
Those stonemasons do not want to born deaf and dumb, while I hear and covery to become tbe mott celebrated, as
women in the ordinary duties of bouse- hear about Christopher Wren, the speak?" She wrote upon the black* it is tbe most effective, Livef, Blood uttd
"keeping-. The wearing, grinding, un- architect, who built St. Frul's cathe- board: "Even to, Father; for so it Luujr Remedy of tbe age. I& ptmfyiog the
appreciated work goes on, but tbedral. It would be better to tell them seemeth good in Thy sight" Oh, that b\«>d and m all manner of pimples,
tame Christ who stood oa the bank of how to carry^ the hod of brick np the we might be baptized with a contented blotches, crcptioos, and other »kta and
tt oi
ccalp diseases, scrofulous sore» and «wellGalUee in th« early morning and ladder without slipping*, aad how on a
\M lor latestiranDer u>
aad kindred ailnjeuts, ibe "Golden
The spider draws poison ont of injpi,
kindled the fire and had thefishal-cold morning with the trowel io p
Medical Dfscovcry" manifcfii iht moei
ready cleaved and broiilnj-wten the smooth off the mortar and keep a flower, the bee gets honey oat of a posinV€ ccruive propcrtits.
sportsmen stepped Moore chilled and cheerful, and how to be thankful thistle; bat happiness is a heavenly
hungry will help every woman to pre- to Hod for the plaia food Uhen elixir, and the contented spirit expare breakfast, whether by her own from the pail by the roadside. Car- tracts it not from the rhododendron of
hand or by the hand of her hired help. oettei-s standing amid the adze, the bilk, but from tbe lily of the vaiThe God who made Indestructible eu- and the bit, and the broad ax, need
roar* tmttmr mtA ot M
Ms**r
i
*
logy of Hannah, who made * coat' for to be told that Christ was t, carpenter,
«Mllt7 than h7 o t t o k»*w» *J^—* (
—Every persoft l» responsible for all
MOMCY AHO LtOOtt
bamuel, her son, and tarried it to tbe with l i b owu hand wielding saw and the (rood within tbe scope of hU abilir * t t
rr*«t.
temple every year, will help every wo* hammer. Oh,
_, this i._
_ tired world,., ties, snd for uo mar*, and non* can tell
s a
llbcr* W-P
in.
to » ffftjariof tbe timily wardrobs. ftftdltls
orarworktd world; M i 1*1 whose sccpe is
**•
"PLAIN PEOPLE."
God who opens the Bible with tn«
!The
story of Abraham's entertainment
Baking
t;
AR4OLUTECY PURE
I
VACATION
To
YELLOW^OME PARK
KNOWLEDGE
SXrjJVL RSH BROS. WASOft.
ST. CLARA'S ACADEMY,
PAPER
ADAMS' PEPSIN TUTTI - FRUTTI
NOW IS THE TIME
SMAKERS
UTEST
PARIS
FASHIONS
L'Art is U Hi*.
THE HtftSE-B«0WIT3i
SflVIS M B OB MW£R
CREAII SEPARATOR
V«mo«.
cfaudrw «*e viaGeo. Will*
tt Byron.
C.dkttrchill vr*s on the SICK list
art of the w«ek.
J. Q. D*vt« r«torn«d borne from Bay
VJewfcst Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. He»ry Clark are spending the w«ek ia Detroit.
' Caleb Kribs, of XewLothrop, was on
our streets Wednesday.
Goy Davids has sold bis threshing
outfit to Will and John-McLean, of this
place.
Misses Iva and Nettie Clark the guest
of reUtives ami friends In pwosso tin?
week.
I. O. Stewart" thresfceu his rye a few
'ago, getting m
Moving Salell]
SPECIAL CLOSING OUT SALES!
iwsliciU fron '
acres.
Mrs. Myron Martin aand son, of
Laingaburs, have been visiting relatives
in th?fi vicinity the past week.
i Carrie Tower, a former schoo]
teacher io tWs vicinity, was a tfradti ate
of the Ann Arbor HigO School ibis year.
—Argus.
Morrice.
Mrs. H.M. Murphy i* vWtlug tier
Sister Mrs. Gandemiau of Locke.
Warner Stoddard has returned from s
visit with friends in Fowlerville.
Harver Martin and wife of Vernou
visited T. S. Martin l**t Wednesday.
Albert Besskx and wife of Linden.
visited at R R Craig's the past week.
Robert Hehaore of Bay City was ir
town reaewiag old acquaintances Thurs
d»y.
Clyde Chalker, of Clinton. Iowa, fc
friends and relative* in thL«
has erected a new winddestroyed by fire.
Mr. and Mrs* *• !>• Gouldleft on Tuesday morning for ovisit with her relatives in Chkago.
B, F. Gront is the latest victim to tbe
bicyte. The equire will make quite a rider if hedoesn^getdlscouraged.—New*.
FOR TWO WEEKS,
(I, III 20 №ttijf,ISHl 3
Men's, Boys and Children's
Summer Clothing.
Men's, Boys'and Children's
Straw Hats.
Men's Negligee Shirts.
Ladies* Shirt Waists.
Ladies', Misses' and Children's
Capes and Jackets.
Dress Goods of all Kinds
at closing Prices.
Carpets and Rugs.
If you need any of these goods, see
, what we can do for yon before you invest yoor money.
5SBURNI&SONS,
OWOS6O,
MICH.
New Lothrop.
Win. Thompson haa purchased the
house and lot formerly owned by il.
Lshring.
Miss CUa Moore is working at Ormel
Browns st present.
Mrs. Henry Lahriug has sold hor
bonseliold goods and will reside with
her parents at Holly.
Miss Fay Gustin,of Dur&nd, is vUitbkg kt Robert Moore's, this week.
Ora Campbeli was in town Monday.
Or. Shoemaker and Win. Beatty b*»
spent the past week in Detroit.
Nellie Callord who has lieen sick reported tetter.
There was an ice cream social Wednesday evening at Mr. Cornells raising
money to fix the church.
Gamber Mttoson, the blind bay, in
town Thursday.
Boro, Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Milkey, a boy.
Mj^. E. Amidon who Las been skk
better.
Bancroft.
Ed. Sherman in Detroit Monday.
Mrs. Hi J, MoEuen in towa yesterday
Postmaster Black returned home last
Saturday evening.
James Fellows and Eugene Harris in
Detroit this week.
Mr. Martin Harris in Duffleld Thursday on business,
Wn. Swarthout left on Monday lor
Greensville to visit friends.
Mr. Frank Young, of Doniphan, Mo.,
visiteii at Sirs. Messick's over Sunday.
Luther McEwing, of Elkhart, IncL, is
visiting his many young friends here
this week.
C. L. Musgrove and wife, of Grand
Rapids, were guests of Sir. and Mrs. H.
P. Shane, during the past week.
Fred Kellogg spent iast week at Long
Lake and )a«t Saturday Miss Laura also
left for the same delightful resort.
Mrs. Goodall and faujily, of Gaines,
spent Sunday with her father, J. M.
Daugherty, in this place.
Howard Roberts started on Ms wheel
Monday for a visit with cousins at Hartian<J and Pontiae.—Commercial.
closing out sale at $ and £ ^•Tfroin regular prices. Now I mean this when 1 say
it; I will positively do just as I advertise to do. Unlike many of the so-called
sale?, my goods will not be marked higher before the sale and the discounts
made from the higher prices. Every article in my stock wdl keep its original
marking and you make the discount yourself. I give good reasons for making
these big cuts. I have an immense stock and could not possibly jtnake room for
my'fall goods without first getting rid of some that I now have. 1 don't make
this sale because I want to but because I am compelled to. There is no money in
it—many of my sales will be l>elow cost. I will loose money, of course, but
not as much as 1 would should I keep the goods over until next year-
Thursday, Aug. 1 to Saturday, Aug. 3
I purchase all of my clothing and smaller goods of dishing, Olmsted &
Snow, of Boston. They are the largest manufacturers-of this line of goods ia
the United States, and everything they put out is carefully made—^niade of good
material and made to wear. If you get anything at my store that isn't just as
represented, bring it back and I will always be willing-H make it satisfactory.
here we go for prices..
Suits.—1-4 off.
Children's suits: I have a large stock of children's suits on hand, in all styles and
colors, for n%es of five and six years, which go at one-fourth off. They are all well made,
good looking and are worth a great deal more than our regular prices. 1 have them for
fl.50 to $7. You can have the $1.50 suit for $1.13; $2 suit goes for$1.50; $3 suit for
$2.25; and so on up to the $7 suits. The best chance you will ever have.
Men's Suits: My men's suits run from $6 to $20. All well made and finely finished
in all sizes, styles and colors. Take one of the $6 suits for $4.50; an $8 suit for $6: a
$12 suit for $9; $20 suits for $15. Made in Worsteds, Cheviots and Clay Weave. You
can't afford t» miss these. Some of them cost me more than this. Prices can't be bettered
Pants: I have a large and complete stock of extra good cotton and wool pants which
you may have at one-fourth eff also. Take the 75c pants for 57c; the $1.25 pants for
94c; SI ones for 75c. Woox pant?: $2 wool pants now $1.50; $± wool pants for $3, and
higher priced pants accordingly; I have them up to $6. Overalls: 35c ones for 27c;
50c ones for 38c; 75c ones for 57c; 91 ones for 75c. Did yon ever see anything like it?
Shirts:—1-4 off
My stock of shirts is complete and you can find anything you want. You can have
any shirt in my store at one-fourth off. Any 25c shirt for 19; 50c shirts for 38c. Soft
Dress Shirts: These are fine looking shirts and well made. They are real neat and just
the thing for evening. They go like this: 50c ones now 38c; 75c ones at 57c; $1 ones at
75c. Black Sfttine bhirta: The regular prices are 50c, 75c a«d $1; take them along at
38c, 57c and 75c respectively. Night Robes: 50c, 75c and i l ; knock them down onefourth and, take them at 38c, 57c and 75c White laundried shirts: The regular prices
are 50c, 75c and $1; take them for 38c,' 57c and 75c. 50c unlaundried shirts for 38c.
Percale shirts: These shirts have euifs and two collars with them and will be sold for 38c.
These Percale shirts are all the go now and we are selling stacks of them. They look
well for church or any at any other time. They save their worth in laundry bill.
Underwear:—-1-4 off.
WISMER & COMPANY
For
EVERYTHING
Corutma, Mich.
Underwear: It's rr ally a sacrifice to let the underwear I have go at these prices, but it
is summer stock and would not sell very good next winter, so it will have to go with the
other bargains I am giving. 50c suits will now go for 38c; 81 suits for 75c. Made in
Cotton, Jersey, French and Balbrigan. I was fortunate in getting this* underwear at a
bargain, and it is better than is usually sold at my regular prices, and now it's lower yet.
Hats:—1-4 off.
Children's straw hats: Ordinarily these hats go at 25e, 50c, 75c and $1, now going
at 19c, 38c, 57c and 75c respectively. Felt hats at same prices and discounts. Any
size you wish and a choice from twenty different styles. We can fit you exactly and
make you look complete. Men's straw hats at same and higher prices. $2 hats for Si, 25;
Men's fur hats in Dunkp style, $2, £2.50 and $3; take them now for £1.50, $1.90 and
1-2.25. Soft hats, 50c to *3, now go for 38c to $2.25. Don't go bareheaded at such a
time as this.
Suspenders:
Suspenders that will hold your pants up, any color and any style of buckle.
but now go at 19c to 94. They have lots of stretch in them.
25c to fcl.50,
Umbrellas:
AH kinds of handles, any quality of cloth and any price. They go all the way from 50c
to $0. Just look at the mark, cut it down a fourth and take them. Steel rod umbrellas
from 1.50 up at same discounts.
On, on, the boys come marching!
Where to?
Byron.
Mrs. Jennie ITyatt and dauKbter. of
Detroit, the guest of A. Cooper and
wife this week.
A number of Byron people camping
at I-ont Lake and Argentine.
The Misses Minnie Barnum and Bertha Beecher, of Morrice, called on Byron
friends last week.
Mrs. Sarah Kiker, of Detroit, the
guest of Mr*. S. Mulklns.
Mj«>. F. E. Sleeth gave a Brownie Par*
ty in honor of her little grand-daughter
Lucille Emmett on Saturday afternoon
at Locust Hill.
Mr. William Wolcott, of Venezuia,
South America, is shaking hands with
old friends in town this week.
Tbe MiflKs Kittle and Genie Brewster
TisiUng relatives in Cortina*.
Arthur Benson visiting friends at
at Owosao this week.
Mitt Elsie Lord has returned from
Featon, where «be has been attending
tbe fmnner normal.
W. E. Johnson is moving bis family
In tbe house lately occupied by Dr.
Harper.
B. Lawrie Sundayed at Durand.
On Wectnewiay afternoon at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. G. LaDue occurred tl* marriage of their oldest daughter Vay to Mr. W. Window, of S
Monday and Tuesday I moved my entire stock of clothing, hats, caps,
.trunks, valises, etc. to the Bacon Block, where I shall continue to do business.
It h now nearly time to put in my fall stock, and as I am now toni up, I have
•decided that this will 1x5 the best time to have my closing, out sale for the reason
to tuake room for the stock I mn about to put in. This will bo a genuine
T o C u r r i e and Clutterbuck's, w h e r e they
a r e g e t t i n g t h e best bargains in * . . . . .
BOOTSiSHOES
ever offered in this county. Don't forget
that it is good goods, just quality both
in stock and workmanship, at prices
you have been paying for shoddy, is what
we z*re offering. Come and select your
fall needs in Boots and Shoes from the
largest and most complete line in this
part of the state, and you can have them
for less money than you can get them
elsewhere. Everything guaranteed as
represented
Currie & Clutterbock.
Neckties:
Over 1,500 neckties to pick from. 25c bows, tecks, four-in-hands and oval knots,
now 19c; 50c ones for 3Sc; 75c ones for 57c; soon upto 1.25. String ties, 2for 5c; 10c
string tics now 5u. Every color imaginable. It would confuse you to see them.
Valises and Trunks:
Valises from 65c up. Take them at one-fourth off. Our telescopes are just the
thing to take north fishing with you. They are handy to have anyway. Get one now.
Trunks from 2.25 up; take them at a fourth off from regular prices.
Cuff Buttons, etc:
I can give you a pair of cuff buttons for lOc that will dazzle your eyes. I have
others all the way up to 1.50. Discount them 25 per cent and take them. Arm bands
and most other smaller goods go at one-half off.
This will probably be the largest sale of clothing that has ever taken place in this
city. It will be & genuine hummer. Everything has got to go. I never keep summer
goods overwinter. I haven't the room to store them; if I had you would never get these
bargains.
Under tbe circsmstaoees I want *x> get rid of those goods real bad. If I can
get neai what they cost me I will be willing to let tfcpm go.
I. V. PYLE.
THE CORUNNA JOURNAL.
AUGUST 1ST, 1895.
« BACKWARD.
LMk attar flat Itefcz • f i l l , 4
Sttttvf «r
A NEW STOCK!
THE LARGEST tENS.
TheQarka have
ton*; been regarded** anhnposatble thinjr, and one wbiefa no European
maattfactarer of Lenses eovld be tadseed
to attempt. Tfcteis the making of aparfeet lena of more than three feet
the fee*. No os* but thla
aan*fact«rer ever thought of
in* the twenty-six-tnefe knees which
For your Furniture,
How |gw people realize when their back
begins to ache that H si a waning provided by nature to tell you that the kidYou have
Iinsor
sitting or stooping position for long intervals ata time, yonr back begins to ache,
then your head, yo* become listless, tired
and weary, but do yon understand the
realcansef We think not, else you would
not use plasters and Hutment on the back,
which only relieve bat do not reach the
cause. If you wouldridyccnelf of the
pam and cure the root of the trouble, at
the same time save many yean of suffering and perhaps life itself, you will take a
kidney remedy that has bees tried and
proven that it will cure.
Mr. JohuRobsomof 061 Ba**cH Street,
Detroit, says: " As a result of exposure
during the war I have suffered ever
sfnee with rheumatism and kidney trouble.
Pains would start in my Mp and go
around to my back. Highly colored
urine denoted kidney disorder. The pain
m my back was often so bud I hadtogive
up work untfl the severity of the attack
passed sway. I hat* used many
and other things, but received very little
retiet Some time ago I started using
Doss's Kidney PfBs and they have worked
a wonde
wooderfal chsnj* in me. My back
all right now «sd Towe ft all to the
markal iinfluence of Doaa's Kldner Pfisv*
RobsomwasaaMnberoftheFlfty
Mr. Bo
first mteosi TTn,1sni
throngh the war wife
tion. Dos»sKJds)OTPBks«Btorsakiby
aDdsakts-prioi, »
*
both eontfaente, one at the naval observatory at Washington, through
which M>. Ball dftseoreied the
sought satellites of Mars and
double etara. The highest power
•opposed to be reached when the Lick
telescope In California was pot vp with
athirty-aix-inchlwis. The difficulties to
be met hi the prodnetlonof a perfectly
dear lens of great sis* are so many that
the European observers who hare
wanted anything above the twenty-ate'
inch lens have had to take the reflecting telescope, which has a eoneave mirror* It require*, of course, a ranch
larger reflecting telesoope to get the
same amount of light and the same
magnitude of object.
The making of this fortyone and a
half-inch lens, says the New York Commercial Advertiser, is regarded ae the
crowning work of Mr. Alvan Clark's
life, It Is probable no larger lens will
ever be made. Under existing «ond}>
tkna a burger talasenpe than the
Terkee—the telescope of the Chicago
university observatory for which the
,
lens is made—would be of no great
Co.,
Tatue. To increase the magnifying
forth* U. &
and tafca
power b at the same time to In crease
the obstructions to clear vision. When
the object is magnified the atmospheric
agitation is increased to such a degree
that dlstinetncai is virtually sacrificed
when the object glass la larger than
forty-one and a half-inches. It is
doubtful if the Terkes will be any
more useful than the Lick. Some day
it may be possible to remove the obstacles to clearness in the case of a
powerful lens, though the only reason
for suggesting it la that Prof. Tyndall
was able to construct a glass by which
the blue of the atmosphere was dissipated in looking through a deep spaoe.
If the Yerkes glass answers expectations it will enable an experienced observer to catch occasional glimpses of
the Man canals, which, though drawn PROF. M. E. MONREAN,
flrmly os the Vatican maps, are vague
The Vlertncs Optician,
and wavering and almost imaginary
from Milwaukee, W|»., U located in
through any glass. They can be seen O Late
vmso. I save s completely f urnt«b«d oAce
at all only by the trained observer. with every mettu fortooting-the ey*s and r<~
trouble tto*i may exiw in tkem.
The great telescope will be most useful sieving-an?
Most headaches are caused or defective eyes
in the study of double stars, which to and can be cured wira glasses. MOSUEANJ*
cure headache, all pain in And uruund
now a matter of spedal interest to glass**
the eyes, give perfect *«tot and relieve all
many observers. ,
•train on the «ye muscles. Does the print
U
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I OUIS FTSCHMAN.
with a
aid comtmt itec| of
FURNITURE,
l i an 1te latest styles. I atoo lave a complete
My place cftasf
cttyhtH.
tstmret doors soath of
Give me a call. You will save money by doing
so, as my prices are lowest.
LOUIS ETSCHMANN,
Like the man
in the hearse
Chase e> Angell are "dead In it" for bargains in
GROCERIES and
PROVISIONS.
Protect the Eyes! You ought to try them if you
blur <T do your eye* (ire after raiding for a
timer Do your eyes water? Do tbey feel dull
ENTHUSIASM OVERCAME HIM. or
strained? if you bare A.VY trouble with
Aw* H * <*»•* Away H I *
yonr eyes, to not delay but consult
Monrean, the Optician,
A few yean ago a prominent oil producer of Pittsburgh was putting down At oooe. Having- had many years' experience
a well in a territory that bad never with a large practice, I am enabled to relieve
those persons bavin* any slUmeat of the *>**
been tested for oil. He was keeping sausinX
pain or ifltperfect sight. MONK3JLN,
the fact a profound secret, says the San the optician, will give you a sstltfactury ex*
and nt vwi with suitable g-iastea.
Francisco Argonaut in order that in amtnstion
Extra oare U taken forftuing- frame*. Special
case he got a good well he might with- attention given to children's eye*.
out difficulty secure all the leases he
TOONS FILLED.
OCULIST PRE!
desired in the vicinity. He was on the
If
a
change
of
aisssea
neoesaary
within three
ground himself, watching with great year* It will be made free. B«amlnation
«*d
interest the indications. Everything consultation free of charge. Prices reasoDaDksatisfaction giiaranteed.
pointed to success. Two days before and
Maoreao, the optician will call at your resithe well was expected to "come in" he dence by request.
was called home. Anxious about the M. B. MONREAN, Optician,
result, he arranged with his contractor
110 West Main St., Owosso, Mich.
to telegraph him as soon as the drill
reached the sand. He knew, however,
that secrets will sometimes leak out of
—Good reliable tneo, to sell our
a telegraph office and to he told the
Cboieeand Hardy Nursery stock,
such as Fruit Trees* Hoe**.
driller that the sentence: "Pine trees
•Shrubs and Ornamental*. Lagrow tall," would mean that he dies make this bust ness a success. £asy work,
llg-ht and profitable. OUTPIT FKCK.
had struck oiL The driller promised to pleasant,
at onee, with leferenees, and secur.
do as he was ordered. The mingled Apply
choice of territory.
satisfaction and vexation of the proF. H. MAY COMPANY,
COSMCN RocMtsTU, N.V.
ducer may be imagined when two days
later he received the following tele*
gram: "Pine trees grow tall. She's
Fer sale cheap, an Estey organ. In*
squirting dean over the derrick.'* His
hope that he should have no compete quire 0* Mrs. F. S. WILCOX . Oorunns.
tors for leases was disappointed.
COMIMA.
t't, Look here.
Best Clear Pork, 10c per lb.
3 lb. best vimned currents, *
61b 3 Crowe R S U I M . t i c
3lbs. M . i J , Coffee, t l .
2»*lba. 50r JapAn Tea, 91.
Dried Bear, *X-.
Good Baking Powder. We.
Best CsonedCorm S for IS
Good Osnoed Com, S for iSsv
Kirk's Soap, 0 bars for 44c.
Good Laundiy Soap, 10 s i t s IW
Best cheese, lie.
Chase & Angell.
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