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W H O L E N U M B ER 868.
CHELSEA,. MICHIGAN,THURSDAY.. OCTOBER 12. 1905.
Ch e l s e r S a v in g s b ® k ,
o h e ^ ba ' m ic h io a n .
TAKEN FROM THE JURY
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CASE ACAINST. M.
.■ -C. SAILROAO.
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Mrs.- Rose Zulke Asked (or $10,000
net safe to enter a shop unless one ban
fully determined to make a .purchase,
Many an-Amerloan finds the assistance
of aii olHcer of great seryi^ In making
his exit from such places wbggihe" tries
the Aworloqu plnn of shopping, r ^- . 1
"Germany offers her people many
pleasures. In summer there is plenty
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
OCTOBER MEETIN6,
ofu Lolz. pf Satffle, Eluted Peroeunt
dulr»»-Boird Will Visit County House
crlcketiiu
ootioerte.; In every
Tills Afternoon, -
winter skating and
^~WU18o !o Supreme Court,
O ldest and Strongest Bank in Western Washsoasun there is the enticing cafe and
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tenawCounty.
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th^ long Jolly evenings with friends.
The county board of supervisors con" Tho sutfcKjf "MrnTRoso Zulke against”
'‘TlieL._ar.in of the government, that vened at the court House for’their fall
tiro- Michigan Central railroad was
reaches upareet the people Is the session MOnday mbrning and wlli con*,
token Up lii tlto circuit Monday and
Pollzei, or polioe oJDeee. Each prebiupt ilnue in session during the remainder of
Tuesday. Mi*. Zulke asks JMO.OCH) dam­ has f6r its task the. overslght of indi­
thp week, 'At the opening of the session
ages, claiming that the railroad com­ viduals of its territory, A stranger
ohn L, Hunter of Ypsllanti was'elect­
pany is guilty, of negligence through must report himself at the police office
ed temporary chairman and an adjourn­
whi,eli her husband, a-former watchman soou after mdviug to a new ioeality.
ment was taken until 1:80 when John
at Chelsea, lost his life, October 18, Likewise must he report his Intention
Lutz of- Saline was made permanent
1904, while engaged at Ills post.'
to remove. Tbe^ American calls this chairman and Mr. Hunter wascontlnued
The facts brought out' by the com- usoless troubleKand_some_gfi so far_as
as chairman pro-tem.__
pininant's witncsso* were ,to the .effect to try to' reform the government, but
Thursday was designated: as tho time
that: Watchman Zulke ntooil on a side- t hus far it has proved to be a futile
for the board t o 'v t s it f Che, county
task. Complete7 submission, howevor louse and a committee was appointed
wiion an extra., eust-bnuud train, con­ un-Amorloan it may be, is the only safe
to secure the necessary conveyances
sisting of aii-jcngLne, empty coat car and inexpetislve wa^through which to
A committee consisting of Supervisors
and tho way car, stopped to pick up a conquer.
The rebellious transolent Landwebr; Hummel- and Kitson, was
Money to Loan on Good Approved Security.
ear of apples on—the south sidetrack.. drops many a contribution into the
appointed to prepare the order of
The engine and coal oar was cut from onpapIouB coffers of the country*
lusiness for the7 session and an »dthe wayr.AAar.Qiv the west side of Main •’■“Afber aU is told, it cannot be said
ournment then taken until 10:80TuesThis ihink WunrterStats-Control; ims abundant capital add a large
street, on tho main track, and the engine tliat the government Is unreasonable in
day
morning;
Surplus Fund, and doe* a General Banklug Business.
and <maIoar \Vaa l5oing baoked-outo the its demands, ItB scrutiny adds to the
At the session' of_thO befaad on Tues­
siding at the time Mr.-Xulke was„kllled, security. It tends to the 'interception day the following standing committees
Interest Paid on Time Deposit^.
which it is said gave him no warning Qf of crime and the safety of the people. was appointed:
: ' ;
its approach,
■Wiv Draw PcaftBfPayahle In Gold in Any Clty-in-ths. World,
The crime and accident so prevalent
Equalization
committee ~ Warner,
Tuesday-forenoon Judge Kinno took here are appalling to the Germans.
^ndwehr,Holmes, Jedele, Kitson. •
Make collections at reasonable rates In any banking town la the country,
the case from the jury, claiming con­
Settle with county officers—-Twist,
"After-a stay-of-severai months in a
tributory negligence on ..the part of German city one returns with a strong ray, Crane.
~TR0MPT ATTENTI0K- C T H TO ALL BUSINESS EHTRUSTEBTO USr
Mr.'Zulkc bgoause he was slandingon feeling of insecurity which, of course, Apportionment of state and county
the sidetrack at the time of the acci­ wears off in a short time, Not only taxes—Oestorlin, Hunter, Hyan, ,
dent., Hon. Jns.S; German; of Chelsea, does oiie lose this, but with its loss
Publio buUdings—Schumacher, Bilbie,
Dejvoait^intW Savings Department draw three per
and M. J. Cayanauglij_of_Aun Arbor, ap­ comes a feeling that ours ls theJand iiL Krapf. •
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cent, interest which iiTpaidor credited“to^aer
peared as attorneys for tho plaintiff, and whlch’lt Is worth whilev to iive,-.for it
Rejeoted- taxes—Walsh, Wheeler,
J. F. Lawrence and Arthur Brown, of T5ffers7tcrhiprwh(rwiil work-not only-an Weeks,—— ■ .:.
— — -eou u to n J a n u a ry -lstjir Jul yl s t ,
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Ann Arbor, for the defendants.' Thef
abundant living, but, nioje than Europe,' . Examine accounts of superintendents
caso WDI be appealed to1 tho supreme an opportunity to attain . by merit a. of poor—BUbie; Warner, Rhead.
Safety Deposit YaultB of the best modern construction. Absolutelycourt.
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Finance—Mason, Hutzel, Koebbe.
place In the front ranks of the industrial
_-----------------------Fite and. Burglar Proofs...___
Fraotiopal school districts—Groshans,
world." '
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ON
GERMANV.
Dresaelhouso, T w i s t . .
Boxefrto rent from $1 QQ to $ 5 ,00 per ye$r,.
Tr DR. E, B, BARCROEUEAD.
Drains—Haist, Naylor, Landwehr.
Y o u r B u s in e s s S o lic ite d ,
Dr. F. IT liorton, uf VpilUntl, Who
Printing—McCullough, Hunter, Schu­
Speof Tvro Year im » 8(ud«ut at Berlin Was Presiding Elder of Ann Arbor Pa­ macher.
triot of the M. K. Ohuroh-End Demo Salaries of county officer^—Hummel;
Kelatea Saiue- Inelil’eiitB.
D IR E C T O R S .
Sntutdoy Bvonlug*
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JedelepTtunclinan.. .
^hpLfoiloivin gls- fromDr. F. R-Gcrten,
TT3HN
W.
SCHENK,
_
Danoroft,
presiding
F.
P,
GLAZIER,
Rev.
Dr.
E.
U.
W.J. KNAPP,
Prepare BCatqment of county
o f. Yusilanti, who recently returned to
ADAM EPPLER,
elder of—thls-=dlstriot^Detroltu=M^E. :icnees—LandwehrKPray,Koebbo^
WM. P. 8CHENK;
I'flrW.-PALMBIt,
ids native country after a two years
corifereSce,"“died suddenly - Saturday
Per diem—Ryan, Hutzel, Walsh.
V. Bril IN DEL ANG. HENRY.I. 8TIM80N, FRED WEDEMEYER.
course of-study in -the. University, of
nig-ht-^of a-complication of troubles.
JVerliii. The Dr,' is a son df Honry
l)r, Bancroft snffered an acute attack
to leave Twithin a month
-Gorton of this place, and well"known
O F F IC E R S .
of kidney trouble about two years ago,
to many of the resident's of Lyndon and
TRA-NirPrOfTT^tE R^Presid ent —
W,JJKNAJBE,^nce_Pre8ldent
but-fToc<jvered partlally. and It was U eGoet to » Church That It l,arg»r and
Waterloo townships, where liis7,boyTUKO E, WOOD,-Caahleiv— P.G. 8CHAIBLE. Assistant CashiM---thought that he would regain hts health. Mora Inituantlal and tli« Salary
A. K. 8T1MSQN, AudltOf.- GEORGE A. LEHMAN, Accountant---- ■ -! )iood days was Bpent.
Some months ago, however, tuberculosis tachsd I* Larger. —-—
“It may be of interest to many ot the .WalnpedLnnd-lfc waasoon apparent that
Sunday at the morning; services _
Standard's reader's- to—know what an
the end_was .only -A_queation of time. tho Congregational church, Rev. M_. L.
American sffesvahd' thinks Tyh1ie~ih the
About six weeks ago Mrs./Bancroft Grant tendered his formal resignation
Kaiaerls country. This lrfnd of historic
died, following- a ^ r ip -to -Colorado- in qs pastor of the ohurch and it was with
interest and mediaoval.rolics.the cradle
anureh of strength, and the shock aflect- sincere regret, the congregation accept^
oTThe w ts and scion cos,"tho birth place
od Dr. Bancroft materially.
-of-'mafiy of—ouit- countrymen,—attracta.
When he attended the annual con
thousands every year to her contersof
fOrence held in Ceptral M. El- church, accept a call from, the first Congrega­
learninic.
many of his tional church at Chelsea, a position
“In the first place, Germany Is a land Detroit, in September,
fellow-ministers noted his failing which carries wlthTt a better induce
wliiduthergevemwent-controls. ' A law
m e h X T fr ir v w ^ -w a ^ h p
strength” ; '
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is a:law, an.d an odlcer. of the governAfter returning to Ann Arbor . Dr. church in this city.
. mont lias no option iir Its Mmforcement. Banoroft seemed for a time to be gain
The change will take place within a
-Whnrfl^evec a regulation is possible,
tng~and~up to t^i'e last insisted that hfr m’onth, Rev. Qrant having^proiniacd the
there is to be found the regulntion and
was going to get well. About 9 o’clock Chelsea church to^be there to take
the man for its'enforcement , Germftny
Saturday evening his son approached charge in that time. Mrs. Grant will
Yen'll begetting the house cosy and "ship shape)' lor the winter;
is anti Iitary country, and lier army is
him as he was sitting on the porch of come home soon from'a visit in Springalways ready; In tho largo cities his home in Ann Arbop, and asked him field, Ohio, aud they will move. V
■perhaps somo of the rooms don’t look, juBt as oheerful as jroud MM to
soldiers are.to bo soon horo and there,
have them. It may be tho wall-decorations are .denment to warmth,othow pe was feeling. "First rate," said The church at Chelsea—is a ton
and h'er finely dressed officers are as DrrBoncroft.' A few minutes later he thousand dollar structure, and it has a
oT design and right here is Svhere
plontifuj as American nowsbays. Ger- was seized with -severe pains, in bis membership twice as largeas the ohurch
tn.'Hiy controls her railroads, telegraph, abdomen and In an hour and a half he in this city. The salary .offered him Is
telephono, express and postal systems.
also considerable- of an increase . over
was-dead.
: b 7 ie-ort« sond ai"fexpress-parcel, a teleE. B. Bancroft was bom In the Metho that which he receiving here.
gram; or buy a st^mpj, all at the sanu| <Hat parsonage in Armada, Mich. - His Rev. Grant came to Dowagldo four
Wu'vo^otTRiiolriifi array of bright, new and genlus*made things In
window. r
,
* father-Was^i lninister. This was In and a hoTf years ago, shortly^aftor his
wall hangings to help one In such a-Cffllt.|ngene|f. You ,ie?e l new
.
“In the second ;p!aco, Germany Is May, 1850. He graduated from Albion graduation- fronrrOberlln college. Ho
TB t t ut f lot ot trhnauwn-formnmdl- outlny- thM-the^nCT gooihdmt^ rrro'Htrcareful^t>f"lHiman-life,-aml-puts
co!leg_e_wlreTrh^=^ ^ 2 0 ly e a r a ^ fA g e r hasbeenm ctl veboth-withtommpou tsi de^
broken patterns and
all kinds of safeguards about her people and later became an ajumnus^of Boston ofthe. church., ; -.
opened. Look them over today. Our prices ,pi
Some of these are somewhat amusing to imlvnraitv. After spending sometime
rcmiTntitsTtre buXTi fraction of tlie original price.
It was perhaps due to his .efforts as
an Amorican. For exatnplo^una_who la
he took' up the work of the much TTiTO^ 1 DOT6 than any other ono
unfortunate enough'to be run down and ministry and served the following person that Dowagiao today enjoys a
injured by a haokumn, Is lucky if ho charges: Towns, Banka church, Bay Carnegie Public Library- He interestescapes.\yfth a fine" Obviously Hirch a City; Hoily, Preston-churoh,_ Bitrbifk odhTmgoirinrthe movement~largely, and
M..Sl,„nf'en pnpnrlng th e» still rem ln. wmethingneeded here end.
measure has a strong"tendency to pre- Adrian and Owosso
since the building of this institution has
veiTt-TfiTClr accldonts. Kvory foot of
thorn to round ont tho scheme?. Tike as not you can so v e- e P
Ho waB presiding elder of the Flint been a member of the Hbrat
tho railroad is directly-under the eye district for six years, and of the Ann being at present chairman ofthe book
rigid, hero. Now goods are piling in upoirus eyery day ”-^ur
r_
of-aiLOtBpJoyoe^Jivor^ crossing' is as Arbor dIstrlet-for. _two years., At the
committee.
(ln|ini'i moiit. YouT’Osure to find something here th^t W J" . .
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carefully guarded,as that'of our village. time of his/death he had been for His departure will leave a vacancy in
Wo can't llnlBh out storrwlthont quoting a few BaNk.DRUO
Tho law rogulatcs the proper number of several years trustee of Albion coltoge the board.
on staple .goods, We aro selling!* .. - - - — r-v— r— - r~ — — paasengorsutoc aU„publ iocouvoyanccs which institution he also .for a time ' In "the four years of Rev. and Mrs.
a rostriction-which Am'yinanH praise or
Grant’s residence there/they .have made
represented in the .field,
condemn a6cording to ' he measure of
A Vwe^tjuart Heft Water Bottle; 84 cents.--------:----- - "
In 1880 Dr. Bancroft w b married to loyal friends who express a deep regret
A two-quart Fountain Syrlnfee, fl^conts..
succefls they have in boarding crowded Miss Minnie Smith, of ParshallvUle, in his loading Dowagiao,—Dowaglae
cars. After all it . must bo said that Mich. The couple is survived by three Daily News.
* A tlired-ipmrb Fountain 8yrlngfy»8 cents.
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A four-quart Fountain Syringe; 04 conts.
such measures in general prove more children, Ralph, aged 10; Harriet, aged
Dnn't Borrow Tronble
often to bean advantage than a burden,. 12, and Arthur, aged-10. -A sister, Miss
A throo-iinnrt'Hot Water Bottle; extra, 07 cen ts...............
iris » bad habif to bortoir anything^
“It pay ‘ bo asked why so many Nellie E. Bancroft, Id a teaoher in the
Good Perfumes at 15, 20 and ,80 cont^ per oun
♦,
but the worst thing you can possibly
foreigners
are
attracted
to
Gormany
?
Good Toilet Soup 8 cents cake. ....
...
.
Western high school, Detroit,
borrow, is trouble. When sick, sore,
Tlio reasons aro toe manyto boenumor*
Gibford’if Razor Strops, warranted, 90 co.nts.
ftt Kufc Prices{
The funeral services were held in heavy, Weary and worn-out by the pains
ftted. There are those who go to study the Ann Arbpr ohiirch at 2 p. m. T'ues and poisons of dyspepsia, bliloUsnese.
Keen Kuttor Razors, Knives
gutter Kutlery repiacod
evory
or
of K
and those who go to Bee. Among tho day. They was In charge of Rev, Dr. Bright’s disease, ana similar internal
don’t sit down- and brood oyer
former aro principally musicians, ar tiHts, William Dawe, field secretary for Albion disorders,
yonr symptons, but fly for relief to
cr money clieorfully refunded. ,
* . V
‘ti,e time
ttontf)
and unlverslty students. Eminent in­ college, and-the. following were among Electrlo Bitters. Here you will find
Kanny Ohoeolnte Orenms, U» « w n t^ lndl a l l t t e u ---------------- -structors in the subjectsare to be tho speakers: President Samuel Dickie sureanp permanent forgetfalness of ail
per pound. .
found hi most of the principal cities. of Albion college; Rev. W. N. Ward and your troubles, and your body will not
Orcmo Cigars 7 for 26 conts,
burdened by a lood of debt disease,
Sightseers are attracted by the numer­ Rev, A. W. Stalker,, pastor of the Ann be
At the Bank Drug Store. Prloe 50c
Kan Felice Cigars 7»,for 25 cents.
y
ous museums of art containing many of Arbor church, Tho pallbearers wore Guaranteed.
Havana Ribbon Cigars 8 for 28 oent.fl'
. t „P|Ces lower than
tho
most famous ploturoB and sculptures Revs, Eugene Alton, D. Stanley ShawHohonl Huppltes, Tablets and fine fitter PM**
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"Dr. Thomas' Klectfio Oil is the! best
of the world. Inoidontally most people E. M. Mooro, George B. Marsh, L. N remedy for that often fatal diseaseany whore else, at the ,
.
go to Europe to shop. Indeed It is Moon and J. M. Ryerson,
croup, Has been used with success In
even confossed by a member oHho sex
our family for eight vears.”~-Mrs. I
IV...
bank
drug sto r e.
that the'prlimipal idea of tho traveling -ItHnakei no atffercnoc bow long yon Whlteahre, Buffalo, N. Y.
have ham; sick, I f you are troubled wit i
woman is to go to Kiiropo for'ythftt pur­ IndigeRHun. conRtiiHitlODj liver and kidney
The Congregational <hu oh soolety of
pose. The American man can hardly rroubles, Hblltiter’s Rooky, Mountain Grass Lake nos decided to have ti
see how one can possibly find pleasure Tea will make you well. 85 cento spire of the church which was struox
yiightsnlo|r«o«oUyt (spairs(L at oaos.
shopping in a country wHCrd It Iff B auirD rug Stots,------- :-
Capital and Surplus, * $100,000.00
Guarantee Fond, - - $160,000.00
Total Resources, - $700,000.00
W e Pan Sh ow yon
A n y th in g
r
I n th e lA n e u f S h o es
Ladies’. S h o es
'+
We have tne fam ous Queen Quality line
at $ 3 .0 0 and $ 3 .5 0 . The Boston Favorite
and Doris tines at only $2.0Q, ^nd the B ernalda line at only $1,50 a pair.
Children’s and M iss e s ’ s h o e s
^
In both heavy and light "Calf Skins.
Heavy and light soles In Vlci Kid. N eat and
dressy Patent Leathers.
B oys’ S h o es
ln_ VIcV Kid, plain Calf, box Calf and
Patent Leather. Made to stand the w ear
~~~and tare-they alw ays get. _ _---------^
Men’s S h o e s
"t
. -i Qn the latest lasts in all the different kinds
^;of leather. ^Leather lined and rubber h e e l
shoes now in stock. For winter w ear th ey
are the thing. $ 2 .5 0 , $ 3 .0 0 and $ 3 .5 0 .
Boston and Goodyear Glove Rubbers alw ays
on hand.
v
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W e want your shoe trade an d vw e shaJI
I
Because We Have tlie Goods.
W hat’s Needed ?
. c o l o r i n g
a u < T
c h e o r f u l n e s
. We Can Help You Out.
_Here’s ^Another Thought,
d e f e c t i v e
u n s a t i s f a c t o r y
p t o c p
i.
W eVe not afraid to let our prices and values
speak out loud and long. YpuM I__ L_
~
alw ays find the tidp-of low
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splices at the low ebb
This Week We Often:
_45c
A good T>astry^iourr Per saek»
60c
Success ffour, per sack,' ~~^G r
Roller King fiourrper sack, $ 1 .0 0
18 pounds Granulated Sugar,
25c
hpound-Japan T ea,
-f-ppund Mopha^And Java^Coffee, the best, - 2 5 c
25c
8 pounds bulk Starch
r
5 pounds Pearle Tapioca
^ " 25c
7c
German Sw edt Chocolate ;
3Sc
Bakers Premium Chocolate, per pound
25c
Swift’s Pride Soap, 9 bars 25c
Laundry Soap , 13 bars
- \ Salt-Pork, per p o u n d s ----17C
Alpha Salad Cream, 2 5 c bottle
25c
3 1-3 pounds Vail & Crane Crackers
25c
3 packages Graham Crackers , "30c
Victor Fruit Jars, pints per dozen --------------------------------...................
AT THE
BUSY ST O R E ,
B RO S.
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The Life In«ur«noe Question.;
f Insurance Commissioner Barry Mys
that while hei la clteely watching the
.South Haven is In the clutohes of au
THE ENORMQU* INORBi,,
dnsurance
investigation in New York,
ice famine on account of the unusually
Q, .0* STIMSON, FUJI.
he cannot see occasion for following
EV T H E ^ C O M H g;
hot weather.
this
example
o
f
Nevada
and
excluding
Brimley postofller was .robbed on
CHELSEA,
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“Since;,the erection
the New York Life .Insurance Co.
Monday of # 1 0 0 in cash and stamps,
commission in 1898 tWo?*! ^ 3
from
doing
business
whjle
President
|h e second robbery in tvfo weeks.
McCall And Vice-President Perkins
° « c e w of Michigan h a v &
President Castro's motto seems to
^ The governor is receiving numerous
rolls $307,475,822."
w
are
in charge of its affairs. *
be: -VLet your debts ge and buy
SOME OF t h e MATTERS TO Tax Commissioner r« *
protests against the parole 'of Tbos.
,
"In
view
of
the
fact
that
the
New
THE EQUALIZATION LAW F.
guns."
McGarry, most of theta from. De­ PEORIA’S SCHOOL FUNDS; York Lifo Insurance Co, has 20,QO(;
made that statementV w * ' *
BE CONSIDERED, BY
NOT VALID, SAYS
troiters,
at. the Hotel Sto c K S 14^
policyholders and over $30,000,000 o
SHOW
AN
ENORMOUS
Many a , homeless wanderer would
needay, The returns
Venison was discovered in the; log­
Insurance in force in Michigan am
.MR, BIRD*
SHORTAGE.
like to ohauge places, w ttb a scented
ging camp of Jamed Robinson In Bar­
0. u» a t y y j y g .
receives $l’i2 0 0 ,0 0 0 annually in prem*
society dog,
* ;
field township and he paid $4# 40 floe
lums
from
these
policyholders,
ant
THIS FACT WILL NOT HELP THE and costs.
TO I 5“ ^
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THE PAY, ROLL8 WERE PADDED Pays the state$24,000 In taxes annual- THE RAIMOAO_ ? AT«
RAILROADS IN THEIR
BE
PUSHED
BY.
TOWN*
Holland la in financial difficulties.
“
’
f
e*Wd
valuation
o
t
n
K
e
l
u^
kAp ' t b n y e a r s q u it e
»y. it is my best Judgment that the to
Top cases of dipbtherlv in a num­
5 GREAT RIGHT. ' ,
BEND.
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I terests Involved are too great te war
Evidently Queen \yiibelmina hasn't
ber of Kalamazoo families "have de?
LARGE 8 UMd.
t rant any hasty or ill-advised action,
vetop’odWithin the last few days, caus­
the softest of-schnapps.
, . "Thore has, at no time been; any
SOME TROUBLES THE NEW TAX ing fear of an epidemic,
THE LEGISLATION ON THE CH1.| fl^es^O U O O ?^ ° f ^ 6 'G9 5 <559of(i
COMMISSION MU8 T WRES■ If this hoopsktrt foolishness goes
The railroads claim there are plenty DOUGHERTY?. WHO id RICH, A&- Question raised as to the solyency o
NE8 E QUESTION IS MAP*
TLE
WITH.
>
auMES
t
h
e
e
n
t
ir
e
r
e
-!
t^V
compahy
o.r
Its
ability
to
e
f
in
of cars to bring In coal; but Detroit
much further, every woman will be
mit - lt s ,rontract8r''~Any-gotion,onthc—
r“ ~'PED'‘'ouTr \ . _ r
"dealers
have"bo"osted
the
price,
assert­
"her:own;airshljnrexc winter. .
8 PON8 IBILITY.
part of the insurance commissioner- o
among the dffforont coumffr !*
ing a shortage of oarsvfo “Bring in theThe New_JEquali*atlon LW .
this state which would impair the
basis of a total valuation in in0?
stock.
rhe Rate Bill,.
' When people are fdnd of airing ‘ The new law instituting a three-man
confidence of the Michigan pollcyhpldof
31,575,100,000, that
Miss Sarah Hitchcock, of. E d w a rd
Other people’s . faults It • generally tax commission on Nov,' l next. with
» r «ep. Townsenh to | pxea by the state
'
xneahs that their own need deodoriz­ powers_ lo equalise assessments be­ burg/ has 'qommlttad-cuicide.-at~Blfc
tk®,®ran(M would, In my opinion; be hot only 111 Washlngt Pas resulted In a tenth* tlon at its last meeting in 1 9 ^
tween the general and corporate prop­ hart, Ind-, in the St,.Joseph river.: Be­ Jury that the monthly pay rolls of advised, but heartless, for the pctUcy- tive plan ’d! , campaign for the enact- , “Since the creation of th«
ing.
erties of the state, will not hold water, fore.taking her life, she willed all her the Peoria, 111., city schools contain holders and their beneficiaries would meht of^^^rhilrbadylegislat^ Xb'G p r e a t * . f sftys Sayre, “th0'
hundreds of fictitious names, it now be the real sufferers ”
A Virginian who Is 99 years old and according to the opinion of Attorney- estate of $8 ,0 0 0 , to her church.
...................... ....... “
“’‘^solves'have ^
Upper peninsula people are" sore on seems almost certain that the defalca­
Bird,, who bays:
, , . . .. ....... ..............total' assessed vaIh^u "
has fortv-four children is going to aiar- General
” 1 don’t believe the constitutional State ‘Land Commissioner' Rose and
.Cassle’s Chance.
has dope it a lt the more publicly be* the Btate is"more than $sn"nil ?# ■
ry again. He has already done his amendment of 1900 gives the legisla­ the state geologist, whom they accuse tions of Supt. Newton C.'Dougherty
cause of tbet recent attempt o f’certain I ce?®ot the official figures m
part. ■ ■'William
Atcbeson;
of
Detroit,
Mioh
will
amount
to
aWeast
$750,000,,
and
ture power to confer equalizing powers of knocking that, part of the state to
eastern
IntefestB'1to 'create.' the impres- * But the work 1b not all dono » 13
a
traveling
man
who
stopped;
at
the
that his operations have extended over
on the state tax commission.
The prospective purchasers of farms.
ffion
that
the president had-'Changed j thx commission of the future an
same
hotel
in
Cleveland
that
sheltered
. O. C. Barber, the match magnate, is amendment to section 1 1 , article 14*
While Steve Kemp, C. B. -Newton a period of at least ten years.. Fore­
to build a $500,000 church. Sulphur says: -The. legislature shall provide and/Arthur Foust were' duck hunting man Grant Miner, proposed that the the Jury in . the famous Cassie 9 L. his jnind and would not now insist' up*} all the property on the rolls
eaefiy-Hreach $2 ,0 0 0 ,000 ,000 “
may be well enough In this world, an uniform .rule-ol:taxationr for such in*a boat on the Portage river Sunday, pay rolls biirexamined for the purpose Chadwick trial, told a story in -Cin- ^)n_hta plan of last w in ter.^ .--* - The.detall.s.of,th^plap
campaign
.b®.9f Interest to the taxon!
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
clnnati
that
may
be
the
means
of
but——
property as shall be assessed by a the g.un\held by Foust was accidental­ of seeing it the defalcations attended getting. Mrs. Chadwick the much de will not be worked out until later. U :0 n° ‘e tJlht if the expense budget 1
state board of assessors, and tha rate ly discharged and killed Kemp. ■in-that line. The first-pay-roll taken j-sired-aeV-trial:— Aa-settledj-hew^vefr-that —Hie Each- been kept-dawn to the budgets oi
of taxation on such" property snail be.
The assessment upon the pOlicyhoid- up was that of May, 1905, 72 fictitious | Atcheson says he offered to b e t $25 Townsend bill in its'Vamended-form tne ta^
-would have showa
stoned by the removal of young Mr. the rate which the state board of era of the Farmers* Insurance Co., of names being found on the roll, "rep to $50 that Mrs. Ch&dwlck would be will again be introduced In the house. °*;ease of 40 per cent on the tar
Hyde, New York City has imported a assessors shall ascertain and deter­ Hillsdale county to meet losses -in­ resenting $4,031, Another pay- roll of acquitted, when a juryman offered to A copy of .it will also , bo introduced of si* yea?»
mine is the average rate levied upon curred during the fiscal year amounts
live gorilla.
in the senate. An attempt will be
_ . ----------- -— about ten years ago was inspected cover the money.
,other property upon which ad valorem to $1.90 -per $1,000 of insurance.
made’ to have tbh-senate act on the | - grnpst Filntoff, an electric ^ne]
Atcheson,
who
says
h
e
was
oi^ly
and-a similar condition of atfairs was
are assessed, etc.*"
A Chicago tailor says that there are taxes
.Hanging, on to the reins of his run­ discovered. An hour’s work convinced bluffing, isjw llling to roakie^ftffidavit- measure-flrst7-butrif-the:tenate^8hould'i”ag®^^1^Dl Canada, was shot by s
"Would the invalidating of the
-----*■
jr*”'
.
indicate its unwillingness to proceed, caliber ^ revolver Saturday night
to this statement.
■nearly 2 0 0 men in, that city who wear equalization clause invalidate tire e n ­ away team ,’in Middleton, Thad La
the grand Jury that the _pay rolls
then the bill will h e passed through
the builot piercing bis’
corsets. There are some who ought tire ad valorem law?"
.■ y ‘
r - iSelle’s skull was fractured liy strik­ would represent a loss of over $2 .0 0 ,
the
house
in
short
order
at
an
early
|
shoulder
and
lodging near the h
ing
a/stump,
his
mouth
was.badiyitoru
Just
Escaped
Cremation.
to wear strait Jackets.
“I don’t believe in this case it would,
0 0 0 .- “ '"
day
so
as
to
get
it
before
the
seriate
j
veral
young
men were fooling vit)
and
his
body
is
a
mass
of
brulsesrWalter
Hamilton,
his
wife,
children
because I think", the law, is so conFurther
evidence
of
fraud
was
re
n
advance
of
the
homing
up
of
other
the
gun
when
It
was discharged,
yet
he
niay
recover;
and 'mother-in-law, who Jived in the
Sim DIpp Is again in' our midst, Sim qtrupted_that it ’will stand as a cornvealed
when
it
was
found
that
teach­
mportant-measurds
in
that
body5-—
The
Eleventh
Michigan
cavalry,
in
tenant
house
on
the
fafin
of
W.
T.
would cut more ice among the ladies if ’plete unit without that clause "
ers who had resigned a year or so Jennings in Argentine, came near be­
he would disguise himself in a clean, - It was the Detroit board of educa­ reunion in Adrian, elected these
ago were still carried on the rolls. ing-cremated at an early morning
Tho Chinese BHi._
cers:
President,
Elroy
M.
Avery,
shirt.—Enid (Ore.) Echo.
" : tion which forced the state tax com­
Vouchers - made out- to teachers who |-hour,- the house* being burned- to- tho
Detrolt-^Tiin ^nrlccrf for butche/ uoa
4 n agr^em ent-hns-been reached fe - 1 ftre
mission to assess railroad property Cleveland, O.:- vice-president-at-large; had
been on extended Vacations were ground, The- flames had reached garding the administration’s progranr l cmnmon^ih thc"°cauTda,'ty
Seymour
Hollis,
Hastings;
secretary. , , » . , - . - -.... . .iluimrtmunf,
. . A New Jersey man of 70 has been according to the original law -and- treasurer, O. D. Caldwell, Detroit. :
found, and in .two instances Dou^her -nearly every- part of the-honse-when- __ ^
hinsaHJ.queapr'c,0M.“hev<> M-por m . -bin
brought-hbrnlt the, railroad agitation
Pho Cellf
nvcragcd
sued fdr alienating1 the aftecUtms of resulting in' the conferring of equaliz­ ' The Eastern.Michigan fair people--. ty w a s, orawing tfte'-pay or teachers Mrs. Hamilton’s mother awoke chok-,| Hbrf.ThIS
tIon. "This matter has sorely voxed the quoted,
STTSSSt.
per c!vVl,kuvoi.lVt’^ od,^
another man’s wife. The ' love of ing powers on the commission in 190b. the Oakland County Agricultural so* who have died within, the last year.
ing. With great dlfllculty the-family president ever since tlie failure of the last wrek. Th<? top wns the iairw'ji
"I alone am responsible'for. any escaped, ns"“MmT Hamirton ~was con­ Chinese treaty last , year, and a few I
money is the ..root of_all evil;
thn'«
yVnd" other troubles aro in store for cie,ty---probably . will not be able to shortage
which may bo discovered,”,| fined to her bed. The clothing;of the weeks ago it threatened to bring about faiV,*7'75' • . 10 (,u“,Uy was M
the new commissioners, Shields, Hoyt, pay expenses this, year, and some of
A California paper says.bad water an^ Thompson, when they take office, the_Jeading_exhib1tors -Will accept pi?o ho said. “I had .no Confederates, .aa family,- together _wlth . all the. house­ the-resignatiqn -of - a -certain cabinet -'"Hoi^Qniynr-fcw-'h'dks "ChAnsed...
«-f ,itlo;.;)ifror|nga «fa;
kills as many people as bad whisky the first of next month. The situation rata the available premium mpney. .. you. call them; all such talk is more hold goods, wore, also consumed, ahd- Officer as a result of a misunderstand-1 ?n
Irregularities are mine, 4hey-had-only their night—etetfcbea^ • ngand claslrwltll n, brother omc.er or j.fairly go^od. fe wor K1 USsors1anlUiw M
.
.
does. Well, we don’t hriva to-buy the la as follows:
Mllton-N.-Spoar, whe-fermeHy-cou- nonsense.-The
__ the cabinet. The -adoption Of a plau^^ mKijfll-hnna than has been the rule
Ira ,T. Sayre, tax commissioner, says ducted- the Columbia hotel ’in Wyan- and mine should be tho blame. My Loast .$2,000. '
water by the glassful, anyway.
the general'property of Michigan, real -dbtte’,1 and^twho skipped out after-pass­ fortune is ample to replace what is
satisfactory
to all concerned has' had .. sheep-Prioes
.•
.......lower
The cpialiiy I
missing."'
the,
effect
of
restoring
complete
harand
personal,
is
worth
at
least
$
2
,
0
0
1
).C
O
N
D
E
N
S
E
D
NEW
S*
ing
a
forged
check
on
the
Detroit
Na­
thesheep
dopHrtment
-was' common, on!
A plot to assassinate King Peter of 000,000. The local assessing officers'
few fat lamb's making their appeu-i
many among the president’s advisers. aanee.
bank, has been captured in Seat­
■ ,
1
Servia was recently discovered; But have put It down for 1905 at $1,575,- tional
Driven Insane.
■The bill , which will go to congress
tle, Wash. ,
Wife beaters are-hoeing a. hard row
why should Peter permit himself to be _fi&4,aO2MJF-over-$45JO0OJOOO-mor& than
George-Murphy, ,a soldier just re­
Postmaster \Harry Roasitter at Al- turned from the “Philippines, driven in New York city. Frank McDonald got will have the joint indorsement-of the-^ ^ Chicago:. Beeves t3.7.we.35; cows sill
worried over on’e plot more or iess?
in 1904.
a./ear at hard lohor and $500 finer-!—
den had a revolver ..duel at’ 2 o’clcmk
^ a^ ! ^ PaCtmenti T K thC ,(1CPa,i;|ln0nt
~ ^ S 50;nd
Jam es,C. McLaughlin, a tax com- Tuesday! morning with two burglars, insane through ’the loss of bis family,
United States Senator John Mitchell, Of commerce and labor, It-Will pro >3,2504.75, Hogs: MlxeU nmt butciiw
A Connecticut poker player .drew mlssionerr says that in fairness to pri­ who escaped with $35 worth of stamps twice tried to commit suicide, but was 1
vide,
In
brief
for
the
appointment
of
I
}6.10®6.80:
R
oodt
hen
vy, KiS.ifS'S.so; roujM
Oregon, had a serious
serious fall
fa ll’In
Port­
In Port
four aces and dropped dead. JFim vate and,, corporate property owners and $ 1 0 in cash^which they secured by restrained and is now in the Shia- land, breaking a rib.
special
agents
of
the
immigration
sor-1
■
)
1
^
It la believed'he
wasse-county:jail. Murphy,..on.hIs-re
n(<’ oreaKin
Vice to serve in the United States con- j >3.’90<gc';. iambs, S4.60U7.go. '
aces nave had the same effect, only every dollar of bank_deposlfg known dynamiting the postofflee safe.
turn
from
Unde
Sam’s
eastern!
pos
the-death_was not due’to heart failure. ToTexrsfc.rh the state .should be taken
Little JnRnphthft filrfUtft
at tha
into consideration in_ computing tTfrr Michigan School for the Deaf from sesaltuiH, thought'to find his family.
E a s t B uffalo—B est, steers. . 15.854
Europe and Asia, :Theae men will inr
at Cadillac where he had left them that tlie second Hague peaco confer­ spect the certificates preTenred w r *M '’=h'*al L n w r ttr Ww-ib average
rate
to
be
levied
against
the
an attack of appendicitis after a six
London ;theaters -are—-accused- of
ence ..will be opened by Count’ Witto
-i■ ■i stoors,.1 >4.50@6j 'b.eHfc_l,0.00._to-.UOI)-»
coEporatious.-- OnTy-$-40,000,00Q-of' the "days’ illness., Her. parents, who are several years ago,-They were npt there as
Jjjnnamen bound-ior-th© l^nlt6(J-8tfttes j ^hipDi^gf steor^j
be?t fit
the
special
representative
of
the'
cruelty-to Iower~anlTOalsr~"What' about -8240,000-000
pf bank deposits appeared residents of L’-Anse;-Baraga—county? and he has-wandered for wceksrtrying"
and-determine=whether-’drnot—tborreows,
>Sg3.2fii
ruir
to
gooa,_jj,luoi
the crnrlTv to fhplr .pafmnq
"------to locate tnenj.' Ho reached Dura’nTl zarr ’
holders
are IGntlllpfl1
Cn enter mo
the pous
nnrtn l*2'5V»
trimmers,
>1.50:>2 boat
heifer^
Oil the rblls in 19u4.
Iw
nuutti to.enter
.jg 26@i4.
,nodlum.
.7 n@S;fnt eom
nw'i
arrived just .after their chfid had died.- Tuesday night and in desperation
in- the production of so' many modern
William Randolph Hearst was Of
William T. Dust, ex-tax commission­
tills .country*
| stock Jiolfors, l2.504T2.7f>; best fecdtwgl
plays?
er, said some time ago, referring to ' Michigan is furnishing, a number of threw himself on the track in front nominated for mayor at the munlcipHteora, >3,r>04tT3,7f>! heat yearling steen,
carpenters
to
help
construct
the
butld>3.4(t@XMU—canlmun,
eommonj
orah approaohibg train. He was res- al owncrshii) mass meeting in. New
trie assessments of 1904: . "l_. do_not
MllHons-ln-ltifttockora, $2.75©3;-export luillH, |3.540
isthmus necessary in the cued. Just in time and' when taken to York. . Resolutions were adopted de-.
. C-inehmati-wonien-r
"believe the general property ’of. the -ings-on-the3.75;
botogmi.
butlH,,
>2,504(3;
stock
. “Attorney" fees aggregating $1,1.03,work. Tho latest to receive an jail tried to hang himself, but was dis­ nouncing both the old; parties.
bulla,-*2,r>'0©3; trinek. lmtlx, 2.r>O03. Tbs
witlio'ut'wearing their hats. This will Btate is assessed at more than 70 to 80 canal
920
w.ere
paid
out
by-tbe-NOw
York
appointment as carpenter-at"66_C5nt§: covered injtLm'e to save hls_life/."
cow m ark et wan ithout HiciKly; good U
Ohio Stgte University football menv JLife„InBurance~Co.> President -McCall TrXtxn7“
make it-easier'for the.ones who get in .per cqnt of its cash value.",$-455(1531 mnilltim m
an
hour
is
Franklin
Knight7
of
Lanbers, to remove the stigma of their testified late. Wednosday -afternoon-b^ 4*H- eommonr->l-*^rW
late to see what is on the bargain ; Judge Wanty, of the United State3 sing...------:---- -—
----:
^
'Foul Play Feared.
court-at-Grand-Raipi'dsr informed^tlfealma’ niater being known .as “a God-. fore the legislative cofnmittee of New #8.7.C;..m edium to aomi.
'counters'.'" ,.u
>39M, .
railroads ip his decision sustaining the * Deputy Warden; Wenger, of Jackson, -The police are Investigating the ,disr less college/’ have decided to fake up York/ between June 1, 1900, and Aug, lmHavy.
o g s— Medimu ^ m l 1 1n*iivle», I5.TI0
has left to take .charge of the chase appearance of Charle's Brower, aged a systematic study of the Blblqt.;
ad
valorem
law.
that
If
they
'
could
31, 19Q5t
KrRfi-;—»nI xefl—
virrrlrrrsi; - >5t6505 Jjj
When the new rule for slim waists
nloa ■■*R UK'tffcft,
Iv
U.Wl
an under assessment of any gen­ for a man. answering the description 30 years, of Grand1Haven, ^ho wa,s
The Chinese coasting steamer" Hsie"Judge
Hamilton
received
$47G.927
Vn;1’
tn^iy
and long, skirts goes into' effect the prove
of
Beals,
who
was
seen
in
the
vicinity
supposed
to
have
gone
to
Chicago,
a'
eral: property while they were themIlmH-a" *7
physical-culture movement will learn--‘Belves assessed at- =cash -value-they^ of Hillsdale, Beals-Js-one _of-the- two- month; ago to resume work with the she ^struck a floating mine_90 . miles" o f this," witness stated. The figilres [
were
brought
uht
while
the
subject
to
goedr-WfTrAtk-otinto ■.common,
south
of
..tho
Shantung
peninsuiaSftt-Just-how much o£- a pull It really hfta could recover in a cour.t, of equity,
tnqn w h o-'escaped . TTom' prison laat Adams Express Co.,.‘where.*-lie ha<l :iUrdqy morning,1and 15 of the,vessel’s
of legislative bills was under discuscu ;*
■
week.
with the sex.
be.en employed two years. No "trace company went down with the1ship;
The average rate on the railroads at
sion. The plain inference wag that.1 common
present is $10.92 per $1,000 of assej — -•The: coal leases of lands in Bay of him can be found nor "can it be
GnU,nl"I4io<
Rev. Jeremiah Zimmerman, of Syra­ Judge Hamilton used-tho money to kill
Ex-Senator Stewart; who has-lost ment. Should the new commission e’ bounty are sald\to aggregate $50.000 a learne'd,.tlpat-hc-. boarded the boat.. He . cuse,'
legislation.
, /.
: .
D etroit: W hfyit-N o. 1. white.» Me;%j
N.‘
Y.,
stopping
at
a
Paris
ho­
-year—for-.-th'e-far-merar-ftnd—the-large-ha'd“be efi—s peirdmgTtWOT’weeTfs’“vaca­
2 red, spot, 3 gnr« nt 8^1-40, t car at]
-—hiyfortutrerfe,'g'Tiran'~afnie!Tifer"It«r!r timateras^dfd lhe-<)ld, that-there is-at
tel with ” a $2fi0,000 collection of
84 l-2o, 2 cArs ht 84 M e:; December. I0.W|
■ going to; try to Jerk another fortune least-$300,000,000 of general property portion of these iqnda are not being tion in Grand Haven, but disappeared Egyptian relics, destined for the New
.
Superintendent
Went
Wronjj.
uuo.iem «t 83 3-4c, 15.W0 imsdtols at ®J-fc,
3.000 busholfl’at 80c. 8,000 biisliMs at 86!■*«.
out of the rugged and inhospitable not bn the rolls, and with.a slight in­ mined, and it is not’ even known after buying a ticket to Chicago on York art museum, was robbed of the
The-arrest
of
Newton
C.
Dougherty,
whether,
or
not
there
is
aiiy
coal
un10.000
hnaliola nt 86 1-4r, 5.000 t»sheb«.
the
Goodrich
line
boat.
Hfs
people
crease in the money to be raised 'by
rocks of Nevada.
-coUecUoiVr
In Foorla^. 111., on-the--cfaarge of for- i8 6 0 ;
bushnls-iif_ S8c,_6^uO>L*L
-textile,ttr-thp-average-^,ate-agatrrat~the~ dor them.---------—-------r—— :— --------^ here believe he never left this city/
els at 15. l*8o. B,oo?TlnislipR.ftt
geryrfollowjr
su
rprising
reveTatTons"
by
't—Pomstra,- of^Mus’kegon, was but was made the "victim "of foul play;
TIT
bushels at S8 l-2c. 15000 busheU 1
1 That. Jersey city , pastor who pro/
gatea from all over the’.wortd are at­ the grand jury which has- been exam­ 10.000
working on the ground floor of a He carried considerable money.
S8 8-8c, 26,000 bushels
5'<CJ
about
;$13.68,
meaning
a'
decrease
in
ining
the
books
of
-tho
Peoria
school
tests that hatless women distract the the revenue for the school fund of ap- house. while roofers were working
tending the international tuberculosis
red, 80 l'-4c; ni(Jce<Vwhite, 1 car nJ
by sample,, l ehr at 74c, ,l cur.at j?c w ]
congress now In session at. _Parls. board.
men's attention may hot have noticed proximately. $500,000.
above him. A tar bucket weighing aev. . ^ .T h a KalslBr^la-W roilh.--------^
Within
a
comparatively
brief
space
/Many
notable
Ani'erlcah.
physicians
are
what effect hats have- on the women
■Oftru—TMn - 3 twlvf'it. -56^: Kn.. 3 Vpl]0*j |
It wiirtfilis be seen" 'that fhe'meas- efarKurt'lred pounds slipped from it.s
Reports published in American -presohL
o f time a-shortage of $75,000 was dig 67 l-2o; No. 4. yellow, 1 enron tracK |
members of his flock.
imlst,-.stri
king.-Komatra
on
the
head.
tir.r» of the-new .commission*n pes&iblenewspapers, attributing to the kaiser;
l ent- nt 65 l-2c per hushel._
-------The Republicans won out in the spe­ covered, but the further discovery-was 56o,
-Oats-No. 3 white, spot.-3 gars at Mc.
trcpibie is in the difference between His skull .was crushed open.
remarks concerning the "yellow peril” cial
made
that
the
pteculatlous,
have
been
election In? 'the third congression­
No. 4 white, 1 oitr at.M 3-4ororh«?^.
.^Senator Martin of Virginia reports the total" valuation made by the local JtErIc Lindberg, of ’Munising, who ;at the time ho granted a private audi­
extending over a: long term of years.
TSve-No, 2 spot,. nominal
6X0 **r
that-it cost him $11,542,02 to. be re­ assessing officers, $1,575^64.909 and was shot in the mouth, behind the .ear ence to a party of American, con­ al district of Connecticut, electing Ed TKe”shOrtage
Till A eit^Awfnr*f\ n«!11
«
>
A
n
a
U
t.***.
j
_
L
a
will reach hundreds of . Roans—Octoborr Jl.55 bid,--It.M
win
W.
Higgins
_tp_succ.eed
F.
B.
Branelected. The
cents probably-' went the $1780'0'.f)00;500 .Of -$1,900,000,000 eH-. and ..in the .arm; still lives and will gressmen, have- resulted: In* a little
—Clover-seed—Primer-spot, 20ta*3-aM^rdegOe, chosen United States senato r t hou sand s-o fd ol la raT
for a postage stamp and the rest for timated by the tax commission'; and doubtless recover, His wounds are aL halt-raising row among the-dlplpmats lnsf/May,
TMr. Dougherty, has been city super lO b-ARa at $8.10; October 100 ^
.
---on_the-other-hand, there isTthe’ assur- Ieged to have been inflicted by John of Japan and Germany, hnd_ have
26 bags ftt ><-8-n
WMi
drinks, cigars and -cabsT
lntendont of schools for 25
Ho Novomber,
bags at If.80:• Januapy..;sn.-W.8JL.S^.-1
a,ncethafr-y-tlrc railroad corporation .Rindjund, a fetlow employe during,a- placed-ttiersald-congressm
is
wealthyria
president
o
f
the"Poor
la
quarrel resulting from-;a trivial dis­ or less uncomfortable light. The kais­ whose head a large reward _has been National bank and is a heavy stock
iHail-Gaine says that he would rath­ -cliro'nicairy“feels its tax t'oo high.
pute,
’ ;•*J
V
er received the party in private audit posted for two years, and in whose holder In the Dime Savlngs^and-Trust
er be the author,of.a great book than
Unknown-Dead. . . .. r;
garden Vincent, holds no one re- ence, it was declared; with the undei* pursuit many offleenrhave been killed; Cm,“ the Title and Trust Cq,, the Pe­ Timothy secd-Prlnie spot, 40 bag*
: President_or tho Uni reinstates T p
The
mystery
of
the
unknown
womanRponsibitrfor
the-escapc'TOf Deals and standing that the cdnv’erBatlon was to was recently cornered and shot to oria Livery Co. and othef concerns,
$1,66 por bushel. .
Constitution alone would keep him whose body has been "in the’ Wayne
* ■■■—— 'jj. ; ni ~.
Postel, the two convicts w h o . flitted be private. The Americans are said death.by rural guardb.
from ever being President.
• Cbicajrj-No. 2
to. have abused the honor which was
Stories are current that John Mitch
county morgue since early, in Septem* away last week. And what's more,
A flaln8t.Couht-W itte, '
ell, president of thr'^Untred_ Mine
never -will-be solved. De­ ■says he hasn’t any Intention of con­ conferretf-npdn them.
corn,
>e9ow, ^ ^
A strong sentiment against Count 'fi4c; No, 2 .onts, 28o; rNp. MvOlts.a
If-the ordinary man, as Marshall composition set in, and Coroher’ Park­ ducting an examination to fix the re­
The reports of the kaiser’q. utter* Workers of America, will be appointed
»
Witte
developed
at
a
capcus
of
the
£ti
Field, did, gave $25,000 wedding fees; er gave the poor, commission hn or­ sponsibility for the escape of his pris­ ances were transmitted .fo. ..Japan, to succeed Frank P. Sargent as com
2ft l-4e; No, 8 white
j.VfsIf
Rood feeding
jvhere they caused a gbeat deal of mlssloner-general of immigration, Mr Petersburg municipality called to dls- 68c;
ho would think twice before beginning der for b.iirial Thursday morning.. An oners.
'
tft-choiw-mftltlng.
<^J5 0 L
.%
n' nrlme t1imr
.cuss-civlc-action-in
recognition
of
h
ir
86
c:
No.
1 Northwestern,
>k
0...prirns
divorce proceedingH and lealT)g_th^_rfe. .efforts to learn the Identity of the —A secret society of murdere r r is be- Comment and-aroused^the-lre-pf thefMitcheH'Tiefused tjOdeny or affinSTHI
services
a
t
Portsmouth.
Suggestions
ntbv seed.. »3 .2 0 :_.clovcr._ contract
woman, whose—elot'hlng is markeo Hieved to exist in Buffalo,; Kubynskl, Japanese government. The Japanese story.
---- ;-8uIts of such an investment.—
hat-a -banquet-b^ gtven in hls-honbr »12.15T^
____ _
_
A-PoUsl^teeLjvorker^was-oiitiwerw m taister-itt^erlin-was instructed ttr ““ Six ' “men,"/supposed * to “be..bomh and
that he be presented with the free
aalre_
foTffiatT
irepfesentatIonB
to
the
have
been
futile.
She
was
found
in
a
throwers, ; Including two without
leave town on pain of death. ThT
If for no other reason, w e’ should
/ AttUSKMRNTf IK DKTROIT.
1 government, ; ^protesting queues, from Pekin," were handed over dom of the city or an address were
Weok Ending, Oct, 14. . ■
like to live"about fifty^"years longer so dying condition In an alley near Cass notice was received Saturday. He did German
rejected
and
a
resolution
was
adopted
against-such public demonstrations of
as to bo able to remind some mild and.Howard streets at 3 o’clock three not heed it and Sunday morning a hostility to Japrin. The Japanese min­ to the viceroy at Tien Tsln Tuesday doclaring that he Is not worthy of any
Sunday morntngr She was stranger called at his home and. shot
for investigation, and- all ir e likely
mannered, gray- headed grandmother iweeksragoister made his protest to Prince von candidates for the chopping up pro- special honor, because his services at t npons2-.IR.I0o. to'Wc: Bvenin«s4-l3. m
rushed to Emergency .hospital-' where him dead.
,
•
.
Portsmouth "were only a redeeming V. reoilift J j o t t u s . y . , . ffai
that wd remember when she used eh e ..died_Jvdthout-pegaln4«g--eohseious^personaRyr-*wbo--gav«—ass
“ Good R oa^ Comnri.SBionGr H.. J4. Buelow
sacrifice'for
the political mistakesm IiTOKUM--Prioes
slang.
:v :....—
ances
that
the
kaiser
had
been
m
is­
ness. Five women who had known Mrs. Earle has accepted the first mile of
and Sot. "Sis Hopkins.
^
Secretary
Metcalf,
of
the
depart­
which
he
has
and v/hich Wmtrxef-Ilvcntngs
10-20 30o,,
Emily Lampron for over l l years gravel- road built under the new law represented, and denounced the alleg­ ment of commerce, will protest were responsibleacquiesced
for
the
war.".
•'The^Slnnr^Set,,,
\t
1 One of the college professors de­ called at the • morgue And identified according to' specifications furnished ed-action of the American congress­
Av»Nrn-Vftudevll}e--AUernootv
against any modification of the state
clares that the self-made man clogs the body as hors, The woman turned by the state. The road is In BUkland; men as "disgraceful."
department circular calling^ upon
A girl might as well bo writing let avo: Rvenlngs 8:16, I0o. to ww.
progress. It ’might be added that the up to deny it,and heap vituperation township, near Cass City, and the state
American
consuls
In
China
carefully
ters
to a man across.. tho ocean as in way Gnioty Qtrls,1 ■, , ■ *
/ Forest• Are Ablaze.
self-made man doesn’t stand very high upon' her husband for his alleged will pay $500 toward the cost'of the
to vise the statements in-_Chinc8e ceri- _aiL_autQmobile-wlth -him whe» -h e-is “ STBASIKitV f.KAYIJfO
^^
vForest-flres-northwest of TVlpenar tifleates.
__ii)—thfl_.estlmaUon—of—hls—sophomore jaeglect of her, -although he was at. improvement.
Architect Oebrge Otts, of Chicago; Dxtboit A Ci,<VRt.ANn Nav-^.o *
that", moment sobbing, because of herwhich have been burning nearly all
.son,.either................
-St.- ForClovolotid dntly nt io..wp«* . _jpai
A
new
scheme*to
purify
the
water
Japih
and
Russia
have
agreed
upon
has
completed plana, for a $200 000 ad­ •■Soo"
death. Other identifications came thick supply of Baglnaw was suggested by week, are becoming rather serious ow­
nml ChicsTO. Monday nnd Suturaaj *
terms
for
the
exchange
Qf
prisoners.
dition to the U. of M. general library, Wc-dnosthiy end Friday o^ srn' ^ roundtrip
fast, but therd was none from Dr. O. P. Barber before the county ing to the continued dry weather. Un­
T. F. Hogan of North--Tarrytown, N. and
Russia will return 1,806 Jap soldiers including two wings, which would Bnuml&ylixtmrtUotmto Clovn^ftnM KoC^
anything tangible resulted,
medical society. He would electrocute less rain comes soon millions of .dol­ while Japan will set 64,009 Russians triple the floor space, and t n entrance
Y„ who weighs nearly 500 pounds, has which
Wednesday morning thd coroner re­ the
lars
worth
of
logs
and
timber
in
A
!<
Wayne st—For Uuftolo
bacteria by passing the water
married 100-pound Helen E. Fitzgerald ceived word from Gladstone, Mich.,
free. ’The Japs are to bo delivered at at historic Tappan^oak,-,______
K^mttaftf4pm'r-suiuidsrMi|^0
gu 1■
ugh.-L<zhuieJtteL^
„!aJLZerjcy.._City.-*JUa-jnu8t
of Rus­
wherg -lt-w as thought- t he ■'woman'r
Fire 'in the lumber district of Wbitx stah LiN»-Foot
counties will be in danger.
sia .and the Russians wHI fie .delivered Rhinelander, Wis„ ilfd $600.000 dam.
for more or less levity when he refers home wbb located. She was unknown He said a plant. of sufficient size
Two
houses
have
already
been
do-,
would cost $15,000 to $20,000.
to her as his better half.
stroyedr -Whllo^Mr, Champlain and" toJvob6,-Jsifl(ga8&k4^rtd-Yokohftmft7“- inge ana made 400“ persons homeless
th ere,..
D ay P arker, an Inmate of th e deten­ family of Cathro, nine miles north­
The tnternaUon&V Tuberculosis con­
The depaflment, of labor in New
"Nothing but bombs," said a profes­ -The tug Fannie. Tuthlll was sunk by tion hospital in Lansing, w here he west of here, were , in Alpena the gress,1' Ini session in Paris,^has cop* York state reports ' th a r there are
B. A. Oudoby
^
sor of the University of Finland, an unknown steamer Sunday bight had been ill w ith smallpox, skipped flames destroyed his house, bam and eluded that the most importarit pre­ fewer idle wage-earners in New York tor received froin Pat Crowe
out
uri
de?cover
of
darkness.
He
was
'’mnkes.au impression on.the RussJian near. tho St. Clair Flats in Lake >St. convalescent, but was still In condi­ blas^my^shoih-..causing a loss of $1,- disposing ciuses of consumptlbn afo than there were, even ' iq, 1902,, and years ago, in whJcll
the Col*
bureaucrats." “Impression" certainly Clair. Her crew of 12 men were res­ tion to communicate, the disease to 80or The fariTbarn Of Isaiah John­ alcoholism, .overwork and overcrowd that the cost of hew IMrtdings during alone was guilty of
$21,0^ :
son, west of Osslnekfe, was burned ing. Healthy dwellings, good food and the second quarter of 1906 reached tho Shy boy, atfd offered
'
Is a mild word to use, particularly if cued, seven of them being picked up others, He has not been found,
of. the ransom money If CuwJ“ (jud>W
the bomb explodes under the carriage by the steel, trust steamer Mariposa, . The earnings of Michigan railroads with the season’s crops. Loss, $2,000. cleanliness are -emphasized as rem total, figure of $78,417,896.
ediql measures,
....
agree not to pvoseciitc. Mr.
and the other five by an un'
of the victim.
Anthony W. Olsnan, aged 25, a
yfo* the 'ffionth of August as reported
steamer.
Fifteen thousand Boers, many of Swede
The. , International
Tuberculosis
.
from Minneapolis, who shot refused.
Francis W. Dhrrance, aged 14, son by’ fhe state railroad commissioner congress, In session in Paris, pro^osea whom are said to be organized, aro
The National Druggists- j J . ® ^ $
A man of the name of Hans Mp has of A. J. Dorrance, of Coldwater, Is were $4,851,417.64, an increase of the separation of healthy and un­ resirtenis of German Southwest Africa down and morthW bounded Hugh
3 of
rcHigned from the board of. equaliz­ dead from tho effeoitsoof an injury re­ $396,836.09 over the same month last healthy children in the schools for the in tho vicinity f i t tho place Where Hamilton, a wealthy Greensboro, Pa„ in W ashington, will
Curb
the
sale
of
noBtvumB
?
pottery
manufacturer,
in
the
dining
year.
The
total,
earnings
for
the
eight
ation at fllcnpy TOyo, Minn,, Just ns ceived while diving in Coldwater lake
better protection of tho forrper.
young DeWet was arrested Monday
der ooncornH. I t waS Bam ^ i ^ t i
JemcH ,i. Vnpimthoodorkoumountour- three months ago. His parents who months, of th e . present year ending -rFlre'In the army storehouse at4Bro- on a charge- off consplracy to murder room of a.crowded Pittsburg hotel, is
of
thousands of 8[rIB. ^ , rur.ff0 \}y tb* :
an
anarchist,
and
.is
believed
to
have
gc:»toiip<mi«ii» riiHcn to prominence in aro wealthy spent hundreds of dollars August 31 W r6 $32,l69^835.^3, ah' in- shlma. Japan.
AJ^imARgatrlapn.,.Conalderable quaa* betrnn§n^M snm ta''“^ ^
iBanh'u'any'TnipAirca
ereass
trf-$2;08D
,678.B6
over
the
coi^
re*
Chieagor-Turns do ftio fatoVnianag<T ’fiTa” vHn afFempYTo counteract the spondipg period last year.
stroyed upwards of $5,000,000 worth o f Mtles of arms were seized at DeWet’s
w©tj -Roosevelt^w>om ^ a d m itte d : intend­ use of drugs procured by
to k«*f thiiMti happily balanced.
oaralvsls that set ini
i 1ouso
provisions and clothing,_________ :
ing to see.
' '
■’ f f
the m all.
'
■t
STATE BRIEFS.
NEWS OF
THE NATION
HAPPENINGS
A n n n r \
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m-
A1* a ' m a I a u E
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/
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e
O
A p -
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n
T
THE MARKETS.
rt
m
A #
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.
.
•
w
i
1
ilMiWiliiT
'■A'-.AW*
■• vAj’- ‘ '
to suit all ot the farmers owning “KtNQ RHILlP’g ’’ SKAT REMOVED, MAN HAD LO$T A FEW HOUR*.
ofpbosphorous shone no longer. Then
stock in the outfit; hence, it. would
bo staggered to. the companionway a
Pasfage of me Unheeded
Convlvhe best to etack- the graln, and~tbAt Cofm^ioul- ^ndmark---RiafiAi
bawled fo r the mate. 'Wheo.afteK—
tal
New
Yorker.
ndeed Is probably the best plan for
.'i
exasperating delay,' Silas appeared, the
Charge of.Amherat Chilqge.
He, had.ljeen Uklng a successful
ail concerned in districts where the
shipper
with
an
oath
Instructed
him
Many
curious travelers who have
Would you still, if'ho tost his money. >
!A8 E|
’!fiyfir"
in the "street" and bad been
harvesting
weather
is
not
invariably
to set a straight course for Falmouth
heretofore made -the long pilgrimage
Bush across the. afreet .
-and went below.
WOH.T
To grasp his hand and to let him see
dry and hot, While help, is scarce up -.Sugar Loaf mountain to view celebrating on the way up town. Then
That it made you happy that you and he
sbopking will still be as shockingly '‘£lu g Philip's Seat" will be pleased be invited several friends to dine
Two eveniqgslater, shortly after his
Had happened to meet?
done as it is at. present on .most farms. at its present location in front of Am­ with him and to go to the theater aft­
mate had gone ashore, Captain Blowsy
i g rS )
erward; -As it was distinctly a gala
The’
sheaves are bundled together; any herst college.
entered his cabin, Intending to don
Would you auu, if he loat httf money
In an honest, way,
old way apd take rain like a sponge,
his shore clothes. . He found upon the
For centuries Mt. Sugar Loaf has occasion for, him, he kept the celebra­
Take trouble to^have |t known
Qastrlo Oigeitlon.
"
so that they soon commence to rot bung out like a flying buttrqps over tion up all through the meal, so that
cabin table a huge .bundle. Opening
That ho was your friend—your own—
The
stomachs'
of
our
domestic
ani­
1
and sprout or at least become discol­ the far level plain' beneath through by the time the party was, seated in
It curiously, lie discovered a mass of!
-Aa you dp to-day? •
’ «
the 'tbeatef be was in such a comfortsunraveled homp, .fashioned into the mals vary greatly in size, that of the ored. Discolored'grain loses grade in which winds the Connecticut. * , ;J
hog holding ? to 9 quarts, the horse the.market and cuts.dowp the value
ble frame of mind that he fell fast
Would,
you
still,
If
he-lost
his
money.
’
shape
of
a
woman’s
.wig;
aJuge
fish­
Sugar
Loaf
as
a
geological
phenome­
C T
17.
to
19,
and
4he
ox
over
300
quarts.
.. In deference bow '
; /'
asleep:':
,
of a lot of grain in the country eleva­ non, com posed entirely ’of red sand­
tail, made from two'pieces of old can­
[wwjj
And ndvpr in deed or word or tlinuiiht
Colin,
who
gives
the
above
data,
found
When
the
show was over bis friends
tor.
Better
to
stack
the
grain
and
vas cut to the required .shape andstone, is* attractlvo, but its groat cliff,
put the smallest slight upon him? If not
yJRNJ,
145
pounds
of
air-dry
fodder
Ip
the
decided
they
would all return to the
thresh
at
the
best
time,
to
conserve
basted
together,
with
an
^opening
at
with
its.
straight
mountain
face
sheer■you betray him now.
•• .
*0 $ total!
first
three
compartments^
of
the
stom­
every
good
quality
of
the
crop.
hotel
they
had
started from and have
Its
largest
end
largo
enough
to-'admit
Jng
off
300
to.
400
feet
in
depth,
is
the
• - S . E. Kiser. '
«Tj2
n man’s body, n»d a-box of wot sul­ ach of A cow that had fasted ,two.days.
^ h j ^ t feature. At the,southern end of a hit of supper, They woke their, host
'W > ^ y w v w v w phur matches, labeled '“The; foaforous The stomach of the oxTb ,never with-,
Soil'Depletion Unnecessary.
^ T h ia cliff Pulpit rock stands out sharp­ up and took TUm hack to ;the caf^
incMtol
out considerable content, even after ■A noted writer in a contemporary ly over its edge and underneath was where,' by chance, they found the ta­
you
sged!1
’
With'these
articles
was
^■5(55904 (j
; *‘p3-J *
onclusod a note stating that tho re long starvation, The digestion of the vfecentlY Stated that "all soils will be the far-famed King Philip seat, where ble unoccupied they had sat at before.
itBH
walnder-of the “mermaid-wlmt-looked starchy matter of the food through depleted’,In time." a view of the, mat King PhlHp. the reputed instigator Of As soon as the man who was celsfPPortloi
after the,‘.Siren’s’ fortunea”,could he action of- the saliva continues in the ter which is so erroneous that ,already many a bloody attack' upon the peace- bratibg"was seated he fbll aBieep again
.......
ties oa 1
found that evening at the ’’Mariner's Stomach. After' the food ontejp the the Author Is being'takon to task by furvnTa'ges1)CloTv,4afiatd^tuhave'giv- 8 ud~lookod so- thoroughly cpmforta})ie
lo Utcht«
flest; '1 whdro a - full account of why stomach a churning motion is set up othe^ experienced agriculturists. The en his comhnands to his assembled fol- that no one disturbed him. Presently
id of what- appeara-la-the-agricuh lowers.-, -------- — — ~ — I----- ;------L. he wnkfl up.: stared around him sol*
and
how sho appeared could he heard which causca Tt - to -travel -from , the.
ot-%
place_on entrance toward the exit.; -tural papers, from month to month up­
Formerly the scat was well defined. emnly and looked at his watch without
Silas
had
conquered!
his
discomfit­
1901.'
While this motion .is. going oh, a fiuid: on the subject of plant food ifi soils but curIo8 .1 ty_.seekers have chipped noticing the’ hour. Then he shook
ed
rival
souglit
liquid
solace
that
even
'• tax 1
la-V,eing poured upon It from the lin­ is perhaps the, conclusion, arrived away thet sides and bottom until noth­ himself together and struggled to hi* ;
Ing In :a strange tavern. '
3..
ing of the stomach. ~This fluid is at at by the writer .referred- to, and it ing but a round hole remains, •
feet with considerable difficulty. :
SHas.-when
Samyhad
b^en
sent
to
;hua ^
first,
aikaiineT but gradually becomes may be well for farmers to fear that
(Copyright,'’-1905, by Dally Story Pub. Co.)
There
ha,ve
been
severarharrow
esbod,
seoing.
that
his
highly-colored
. “If ’we are going to the theafen’n w ^
aluatlon •
more and-more acid.
soil-will inevitably “play out" in time, .capes from death by falling ,pn the remarked, ” 1 think we’d better be get*
0,000 tH
The apple of the Widow’. Stubb’s eye
“A day’s trip this side o’ Snlmouth! story of his rival’s dastardly plot and
The amount of gastric .fluid poured
of lJ0 t s
L her boy Sam, a .lean, freckled Then you can look: for us about the its frustration had caused favoring out has not yet been definitely deter-' but when all is considered it becomes part of careless sightseers attempting ting started.”—New York Press.-’ , aono, iff
Sagster.. Perceiving this, peter first o’ next’woek," the captain replied," winds, set sail for - and reached tho mined. Some writers place it as high apparent. at least that there is no to view the rockv and. its preseht safe
ire can,
veal need'of such depleting taking location is a welcome change.—-Boston
L 8y and Silas Bliggs, captain and ■..“I don’t waiU ter run agin’ the law!" Port o’J.ovo.
COULD LEARN AND WORK, TOO.
as one-fourth the weight of the body place. It is a fact that soil cropped Globe.
i respectively, of *4he_J^Salmo.ui.h ja id the stmuger,. dubitably. :I_ '
.000. -It 1
others, a tenth, and others even -ydor after year for a long time wltb
IreD,"vied with each other in making
"Hot!" came from the captain, “Pol; ONE_~REQUIS(TIT" ,FOR~ SUCCE3S. daily,
less.
Oood-Spirit Shown by Educated EaftH
e,l
the same crop will gradually ioset one
’ Cortical' Scene on London Bus*
Uch ot him. Over the bar of hor tav- Jer. my dtrectlonK an’ you'll come out'
budget L
Indian, Girl. •
I..,
The
constituents
of
the
gastric
juice
1
It
was
the
upper
deck
of
a
London
•or
more
o£_,tho
foods
or
soil
ingred-.
sg—“The Marinera! Reat,” the widow all right ; Tho night aftcy wo readies Press Steadily Onward and Never which effect changes are pepsin, ren­
!0taoflj(
The
primate
of lndia, the Right Rev.
tents
■
needed
to
the
^welfare
of
that
bus.
A
passenger,
a
dignified
person­
-Think
of-Ffttlure.
Kinarked to the two that she .was wor-^ BUmley Clov,o ,i-comcn ashore with the
ilOWflJi
net, and acid. Pepsin is a solfiWF particular "cropr and for" this”' reason age, 'ligfitdd a cigar-a
-pleston,
tells the followin*
A
"
happy
minded
woman
camo
from
Ld about Sam’s health, whereupon mate and .the Kill. You.-Toller us. The
ie tax;
fermont which acts upon the food onTy that special crdp“ Will there fail to match, as ho supposed; into the street. story: In the billy districts of hia
the
West
to
take
her
place
in
the
van
L captain responded qmckly .that It m atc an’ I goes In for a drink at some
in the presence of dilute acid,. Ren­
diocese the people were-very cheery ;r
Lw shanie- to see puch ‘a bright, ’longshore tavern, leavin' the kid'- out- with the girl who work8 -~t)io givl with net has - the_power ofj curdling: milk, thrive, wh)le other crops not depen- A few seconds^later he was greatly and full of fun and laughter. But thby;
dent
npon
the
presence
of
the,special
surprised
to_.
find
that
his
umbrella
-Ardnii’p&ser-'an-amhUlon-bcypitd
1
ad'ehtc,linen
Kflsbsn5^face'_iooking'so— peakiah idder:thon'ompanyinstde:jmt7lJ5In'g" ITT
one part coagulating TOMOO-^avts of
had an.extraordinary mania for ,canfy<-|
otb/aj
le mate, outdone, energetically nod- fo.r one of Ills lnno_c.ccnse to ’sociate oty,. 'That. site. waaMn. earnest there casein. Cane sugar Is not fer^e^thble ingre’diehTL"lacklng—mfty—thrive fairly was on fire. At ther same Instant a ing‘heavy loads on their heads. This 7
well
for.
a
tfme.
A
soil
then
become
J
sharp gust of wind- opened it" and car*
'
Y nlgtjt■
tfdhis sympathy wlth thls view, The with, ..Xlifi.-U.laoe. f picks out ter leave could bo no^doubt,
-ind .cannot________
be assimilated
untn. it Is depleted for one crop, but may do riod it , like a -flaming parachute to them was a ' delight! “One day,”
'
She-.began
_with_
stonographyir::'
she
___________,
)g bis
him
is
a
lonely
uri',
so
you
comes
along
jjptain, following up Jiia advantage,;
took a course in physical culture; she changed to glucose~andI^daavulQSreA weU_enpuglL_for some, other crop, as through the air. . Making. a sudden proceeded the primate, "the head of
the is
«ommended a certain tonic, . Then ,
►ollng DiiS
stuvlieckH’lro work of hook cover de­ Hydrochloric acid -is, present In con has been seen in tlie history of the grab after his truant property, the oqe, of the tribes saw a very smart- ;
]e mate was seized by a great idea.
irged.
signing; she even spent a week hs, ft aiderable amount In the-gastrlc juice, wheat fields of ,t.ie country. Change ’passenger overbalanced, plunged head­ girl, dressed "in a velvet Jacket, carry­
"What this dear little feller .needs
cloak- model; she tried to win -success Cane , sugar -in- the food .is slowly of crop tends to renovate landpln that long over the omnibus rail and affer ing an enormous,load of itone strap*
fit an ocean trip!" he said, Impressiveas an advertising agent.- In. notlilng changed by this acid into laevulose It gives .the soil a*chance to reenper* turning a somersault landed upright >ped to her forehead;— think I have
|h, ‘i'll take him.on our_ next unV
seen you before.’ he said. ‘Yesf^sir,’ ;
could she achiove any success. Yet and glucose. ;.; The main aetton of the >ate from its past trlah-and ;store up on the .road unhurt.
teptaln Blowsy willin', and I’ll ,givo
'gastric-juice, is, Jiowever.t-in-CQny,ert3_ -fi’esh-hoards;pf-that-ingredient-which:
:hci; itji
replied the maiden, ’you presented;me A!
she
workedhard
and
was
encouraged
wa» yg
thlm a father’s care and bring him
with a prize "the other day:’ 'You go
Von Buetow’s Many Decorations.
and aided by friends, But she failed :ihg . the albuminoids into \ peptones, was sapped in its assimilable form
meat^oai
-leaving.tfie
fntty
matter
ahd
cellulose
wt. befiu.
jn
dormant
Including two recently received dec- to school, and yet you are, carrying ;
to keep .-on jit'any, ot iho many'
•Rod neatln
"Delighted ter lvov h im ! ” th e capto
be
attacked
later.'
The
stomach
of
f
orations
from the Shah, the Imperial" stbne7'‘ queried the chief, With *
form,
By
proper
rotation
of
crops,
branches-sho adopted, says .Success,
m that .
flxln Immediately r;,spondod, sla p p in g
Bam?,
..It-is not always possible to see the the horse is* so-small that it cannot by raising and feeding of live stocky Chancellor, Prince Von Buelow, * is, pleasant smile the girl- answered, ‘Oh, 1 '* this tala ■Ills knee to show; h is a p p recia tio n o.f
yes. L am reading for the Cambridge
stars beckoning us. A philosophic contain' a full feed at one time, and by growing clover'and legumes such
r waa onl
consequently
that
portiqn
which
is
Ithfl'-plan, although h e sc o w le d davkly
local examination* but as it was s£ half*
as peas, beans, etc,, no solllneed be­
woman lias written, wc must dig to
‘ged ...
first eaten _islusually pushed on_ from com e too depleted to raise profitable
fit his mate w h en th a t g e n tle m a n ’s
holiday, I thought' ! would qome: out
find
"our
sfIu-."“Burwemustkeep-on—
nss tela,
the stomach into the small Jnfestines crops, arid by additional" use of artlfi;
^fwardST-him- Mrs, gtuhbs.
and earn sixpence.’ "—London Tele*
h lt n U l.v— p n m n t O n n f t — t K r m f p l r - t h f t : rtnr'kualltn r.
1»lw cea
graphs
{liter kesltm lng.-.long; c o n se n te d , a n d
n ess, w ith . noth in g but the,;, k eep in g TTefore It'has been lo ng acted on b r ttie- clal fertilizers any soil may become
110 rule ot] ithe many w a r m 'g la n c e s s h e b esto w ed
gastric
juice.—Prof.
W;
A.
Henry,
richer
than
it
was
origipally
although
on itse lf in view . •’Worry not over en ­
«
"
- f - .. '
-■* * ' ':'* : ■■
flimllly la| fipon §ilas. con v in ced h im th a t ho had
long used for the production of farm
vironm ent or lack of th e -im m ediate Feeds and Fqqding!
Hints for Sickroom Visitors.
wiion, onlrl
„
crops. Such .is th e hlatary of wide
success th a t m ay be our due. W a ste
If apMtt*P I made a ten-strike.
In a sickroom open the ttpor-prompt*
areas pf'pcioV land in Europe and even
not tim e over sm all reg rets or -faiV
As was thoir cu stom ,, th o r iv a l-su itFeed and the Color of Butter^
ly without rattling the handle. "Want
Tirrsome-of-ou r-eastem^a tates.-* -Theyures or sm all!’ ach ievem en ts.
•
-owa n(| lots h ie tjn tho w id o w ’s parlor, upon
in quietly, but do not take- ostentaSome of the- dairy people are quite
1 /eeden,| I the Sunday e v e n in g follow ing... T h eir
T hese th in g s only prove th a t you excited over the possibility of the use rah down for a time by successive
tious care to glide in absolute silence.
western,I
cropping without proper rotation; but
are alive and in th e-b attle, ju st as the
^butcheni.1 I tesspi. was to s e t sa il' th e next-m orn-.
Dbn’t_paueo and murmur Inquiries t o .
of
butter
color
being
prohibited,
and
;80; roujliJ [ |*g, sa_eacli_was^ a n x io u s to Unburden
intelligent methods of ..cropping,
•singing o f a bullet te lls a soldier th at
the nurse, but gcr'straight to the. bed
are discussing the question of whether, after
'.70; j
he is in th e field. B ut w hen the tired or notieed' affects the color- of butter. stock feeding and soil fertilization
I ils--hearM o-M s—h o s te s s .__ W h en th e
KeffS
and speak in a clearly audible every­
were "Introduced' they were .renovated
u m e com es to 'you—the
girl .w ho
I(-look’s hands neared eleven, Bllas. seeday tone to the patient, Choose topa r * . n n w - h p f lf ' r f k p a f t h lin f in n t iv .
Ihg tha't'the captain had determined to
!ng ot interest-.that Will entertain with*
4he-Impression that feed—ooes—not-- ■Jer "Efie^Jlrctmis tances~tt—is~ well -to f
1, . 15.78e
.field s w here tho d a isies m ay '-glow alrgirhtm out;_aroserT4yith_a=malick)us=
but'~being
eXcittngvleavlnga few neW"-under=aay- conditions affect the color
~STflis~Bli0g 6r
0 -J.I
glance at bis rival, i e ixcusedJliniself, -a n ’m ip s him r—Y ou-keeps -him. on. your Iuringly arnl l h e star of s u c c e s s m ay of butter, and that therefore the farm- understand that soils may become de.
‘l'dea8
.with
your invalid hs food ;Jor
beat fill
.piAnnant./refiention after your ■lehVet.
pomotrstaying-laters—BlnpOTSamuei—*- boat till I tells you .when an’ whaT’ ter- iyerelir~low~~enough~to- ren ch - w lth o u t
tt~ vigorous- fight" .pleted,_but .nD..one .should :concl_ude
O M
"that; flepIellon-igrlnev-ltable-lft.-the-fM*
too m uch str a in in g ,. ju st -stick' toT O tir
t helfer<,| ; whomHi e was *0 assume charge of
4akttrg,-and-makingroniy=a=pas9ingdr.etagainst any such law, as they -would
lahd him. W hen you brlngs-him ashore .purpose, w h atever It m ay be.
eommonl
turei—A.
S.
Alexander
In
Farmers’
erence to the present malady. Lpok
j
that
evening—
-was
used
to
retiring
then be unable to have yellow, butter,
t feeding!
I happens along, liu n tln -fe r the .lost‘Review. *- ■
ntj steers,! Iearly, fie announced, he meant him
as fresh and pretty as the power in
One-of
them
heads
an
article,
"Can’
Sam m y! W e h a s'a le e tle set-to aii’ I
I'nmmrm I
_
Leading Up to ft.
you
lies and thereby act as an uncon­
tttte-in
fits
care--to~contimte-ln
the
Feedfor
Color,”
and
thgn
.quQtea
.Pro
K, |3.5l9|
rescu es tlie k id ! ' -it's-sim plet"— :— - ' "I wish
w ish you
you would
would look
look at' ‘this
Color
of
Clover
Seed.
scious
tonic to your friends. Avoid
It; StMtl
wise habit his gotod m o t h e r had ta u g h t
•Ten flo w e d If I likes the jo b !’’, the watch and see what's the matter with fessor Wing, pf Cornell) Professor Jor­
0 0 3 . Till
any
article
of ' dress that jingles or
him,
As
tho
w
ily
m
a
te
had
cou
n
ted
Those
_who
'have
examined
cloVe'r
dan of Geneva, and Professor. Babcock
; trood tel
s t ranger ans.wereih
It," the man said, handing It over.
■rustles. Having arisen to say good*
oil/WH rufon, the^opportunlty’x a m e 'While h e seed
must
have
noticed
that
there
are
of
Wisconsin.
What
they
say
contra
" P s h a w r e s p o n d e d "the- - ,'captalnr 1 The jeweler examined it,
wMUl
by, go Instantly. .
.. "
:so0 t,Hi| ■wx8~waititig at~t!ig~ttoor f u r 1th e -b o y . “Tftiht nothin' but a leetle Joky, au^ «I can>t see-'anytltlng w rong;'~M -dicts-theJmadiivgr fpr they assert most three general kinds into which the
colors
may
be
divided.
There
Is
the
Mrs, Stubbs w a s q u ite o v e r c o m e w h en I’m goln’ ter pay yoTrWffij for-it! ”
emphatically that feed does modify
I, »M!p|
he stammered h is p e titio n , a c o n d itio n --Tho-two arose,.haggling oyer ^prlci said. ‘t\Vhat seems to bo the trou-, the, color of the butter. Professor yellow seed, the variegated'iqed-and
Loneliness "Drove Him insane.
t65057I;I
which, while la m e n ta b le a t -the^ tim e,. for the job; Silas -walked away. The -ble5^
-fat froifi- - the-brown-seed. The-brown seeds are
^JOrdan
In
the! eighties an Englishman^
it |M0||
"It has lobt nearly a, minute in the the same individual cow is of higher ^now known to be of low germinatlva
gave'Silas b lis s fu l m e m o ries to carry mate was aghast at-his rivals cunnamed
Candler lived alone on.a-.smaU
1,76; fairI
■last ,three monlhs.”
,
>
;
■cnlnr
-w
hen
R
*
h
ft
Is
on
.pasture
thattcapacity,
and
their
peculiar
color
la
-with him,-»itice d u r in g 'th e m o m e n t o F ning plot.
islet
of
the Ladrone group, in t^e Paion, USfl
He trombled w_fi5TT
“...-.iiir-hat isn’t -Worth- making ..a....iuss. when she is on dry-feed in the barn. given by the4 >rolongedJ.ction_of rain
cull til |: collapse t)ie w id o w ’s p lu m b form rexgtRv^Cmr^reaiTy^a—yeftr-raaa^^a—haiL"thought of the. pinnacle the cap----3r.'‘ J - —
. . . . . .
Professor wing 'says that certain ~gn the seeds: This -has- been ostab- -ff Chancellor Vow Buelow Wore-all of handler wao an avowed misanthropist,
pose<l ,ln -h is . a r m s .. R e c o v e r in g , sh e ’wopld reach and the depth to which
“t
didn’t,
know
but
one
of the jew­ feeds-noticeably affect the fat in-milk. llshed by taking yellow seeds ■and,
Hi* 1*15 Decorations.
and threatened to shoot anyone who
told-Silas- c o y ly th a t th e m em ory of KcT"would sink in tho widow's estima­
els might have brokenv or something,” Fresh pasture grass is famed for thisL variegated seeds and wetting and dryinvaded his , domain. For-^sixteen
t-LciTIl
■her-dear:-Stubbs-had-m ot-alloW ed her tion if the plotters succeeded. "He
next
to
the,.
Kaiser’s
Chief
Chambep
" VNono of- ’em dropped
t car
“
Thg"IBem“
Tfor
a
consideraple
-time,
months ' he floufished upon the fruits,
he
says.
Professor
Babcock
'declares
to
contemplate
a
s
u
c
c
e
s
s
o
r
to
h
im
,
but
ran,'
the"best
'decorated
man
in
.Eu­
dot. 10,Ii
was seized 4 vltli a wild desire to ..flop
“No,-they’re all right.”
that green forage has the highest S,ome agriculturists tested the germ* rope. Ho possesses 115 stars, orders and herbs grown upon the islet. Then"
it 88Me,
that she felt in d eed h on ored at su ch the vessel with Sam, but his charge
"It Isn’t full jaweled,- anyhow, is it?- color, that succulent fopds;_as roots or inative power of average lots of clover
Vt 86 t-Je,
an offer /rom su c h a p erso n , and th a t was nowhere In-sight and the sailors,
and ribbons, besides 'medals; galore. he suddenly .went mad; The skipper!
ishda it.
“Yes,
it’s
full
jeweled."
.
seed/Imported
.from
Russia
and
also
silape.
also
Improve
the
color
in
win-see-wltether-^tubW
WBWl
, a German mathematician the other. of the American trading-bark Louisa,
-the stranger h~aVlug nulled
m'^been suspecttnE^teIy4hat"th«: -terrartd^thst tcorn meal gives a better: some'purdhased-ln^he^ntted^at&teai-L^gFYeeklmed^that^tf^-the^-fehancellQr::
-a n n
-wken-stx^»4lc-s-to-the-west of the jslplace
in
her
heart
might
not'bo
shared
weighln^Se anchor.''When *hc grew- case is. only washed,”
usheTi iM
an'dv'observed THm through a ..s p y ­
In
the
Russ.ian
seed
the
germinations
color
than'wheat
bran.
by another,
wore'
them
all
they
would
cover
not
3;. No, 4j
caiin he set himself to plan a way to
"You’re wrong. It’s solid gold.”
t 81 Mflj
glass
."capering and danoing 'stark;
were:
variegated
seed,
S?'per'
cent;
only
every
Inch
of
his
breast,
buj
his
.
Silas,
who
had
not
expected
a
more
Every
reader
of
the
Farmers’
Re'frustrate the rascally scheme, but al"But it isn’t a’: first class m'^ke, is
t Jfi J*M
naked;
He took the exile on board
yelloV
seed,
80.6
per,
cent;
brown
back
aswell
and
overflow
down
his
favorable" answer at that tinie. bado Ih'ough - lie speiTt~many an hour- in
It?’’. .----------------- 7 ----------- ------- _vlew that has had.anything to do with seed, 13:6“per'-cent. - In-'the“ American trousers to. the knees.
and
'Landed
■him at Manila. When
! vdlof, 1
-ber_adieu
contentedly,
feeling
that
the-'
-thinking
Bur situation,_tho Qply
"Vph, therms nothing better 'In the the making; of ,vb'utter on the farm / ICCt'l, M l» ''g a y w i n n U n r i g , w n r f t i v a r l e track it
Candler recovered he insisted on re*
captain’s persuasive powers could •determination he -arrived at was -that
knows
that
when
the
pastures
urn
. ■- ;
.
gated, 94.7 per cent; yellow, 94.2 per
s at Mci ]
Slam’s King an -Ardent Motorist. - turning' to his islet. He lett sJah Fran*
earn him n o better answer than the when the "Snlmouth Siren”- reached ;market.”.
hushel.
t't'nr glad to. hear ,you say so. Per­ greep and luxth4a&t-ln June, the butter cent;,blown, 13 per cent; It,will thus
The
king-of Siam is an ardent auto- cisco ih '1884, and was never more
one he secured, and that if he could Blimloy Cove he'wqul.d stick .to:Sum- haps you wouldn’t ^mind. letUng me color is at its highest. . There is no
eso'per |
be seen, that the value of the brown mobillst, and his “scorching” has wor­ heard of.
|- retain possession of his trump "card—^ lllin a leech.
question
that
foods
can
be
.given
t)io
have a fifty on it?’’—Chicago Tribune:
asked,.
cows that will to, a considerable ex- seed \Vas very -slight: Experiments in ried his ministers, who ar$ anxious
8 am—ho...w.ould-have nothing torJoar
ej-aMtTho=boatn»-as wkhin-a.day.'Mail of
at_»11|'
‘Autograph Library of Rare Value.
tent affe'et the color o f ithe milk,, oven the. actual Use of this .seed seemed about the safety -of the royal heck;
from ..tho_captain upon their"return.- ‘Bltpiloy Cove when - a- severe, storm
Coujdn’t Find it.
mbor.M
"to- show tnat.. ine~Teita\\r~seed pro- -They- preaontcd~txf th'eir;mrgustinaster —Wfi?1" Is.probably the_ rarest- andin
wlnterr^-Farmera—
R
eview
arose.- -Imllio jiycningJ as great wind- ■ The .'.neighbors having dropped ib
'duces a slightly larger yield of. hay..' the following petition: '"
•"
|7.60. h
mgst.. vnhiablo,. autograph library in
-driven -sheets 'of rain boat the deck informally—upon _.tlLC_.5uthrona. during
3at
.The- ^eods in’XhefRussian clover weTC -?^At. : the 'service Of’"your .majesty America" is owned“‘by 't]i'e""Cleveland,
bv sain* [
and vivid flashes of lightning lit up the evening, Mrs. Suthron suggests"
Company Owned Threshers.
carefully separated and the propor- there are bearerfl,-'"and-when:-tims H a r d w a r e -company. There'-are over
-btts!>«L
-the pliinging bark weiWllyrtho captain that if her husband wiirgftther some
bags at
"lions of each color were found-to -be p r e sse s;“c a r r ia g e s .W e ~ th e r e fo r e r * b e TOO" books in the libraryTr^Thelr-tealIt
has
been
pointed
out
in,
these
sought, his mate’s-company for the first mint-from the mint lied-In the garden,
columns that much loss is each year as follows: variegated, 35.89 per seec h y o u to g iv e up th e u se of motrii valu e can hardly'be estimated, but 1 it
,Wo
to
ln
s
th
ilrlp
/she
will
mik
for
'th'ein
a
genuine
Kenincurred- by-farmers from having to cent! yellow, i8;77"phf"'<5ent; brown, car's, o F a t 'le a s t _ to g o a t a m ore mod- will run up into the thousands/ What
8<et M ,
c; No, }
by hla troubles,- seeing- thf t,. t.lJe , c^p, tucky julep. Mr. Suthron, who has itu,-a.jtow..tytelr
ip.flt ---------------;-----par cent: intermediate,
26.84 per
Dtand too long in -------------- ----------.
...
p a ce. T h is is exp ected by the
A ndmher of the volumes so val­
rfcrw
tain had bccn-drlnhlng.Tald 1 k.t-l? heed, rbriged in, seven or~eight gcnuine-Keni].^jje nhock whllfj waiting the arrival cent: weed seed) 1.35 per, cent; dirL dynasty and your people. We, have
28S-W
>1
uable
’
Is
the fact that their donors to his maudlin-talk. But as the cap-, tucky juleps prior, to the arrival ofr
0 ,2 ry«i :
1.26 per cent, In the.American seed been too much- alarmed- 1 stely~to t 'o- "have died! and each one of these books
of
the
threshing
outfit,
which
is
too
•2c;
tain growing superstitious under th the guests, goes willingly in search
busy to promptly take care of all 61! the corresponding figures were: vari* malmsilent."
flaxseed. |
contains the signature! of the party
combined
influenccs--ofc4 h e _ an! -of tho desired--garnishment-for -tho th e worlrTtesired-tcrTm ^done-.-Thresh­ gat$d, -32,9- per-cenJU-yellow* 20.3 per __To-whlch hla majesty sententlously who gave the volume, says a wrlter_ifi
me tint*
t fra**
the storm, unfolded his pet belief that dVInk;
He remains in the garden
cent; brown. 19.07 per -cent; Inter- replied in a marginal note: “Dangei aie Cleveland Plain Dealer. A num*
wer^contmlM: quito^-a while,^and=finftUy-the others ers are increasing in.numbet In eac -mediate,
2 0 ^ per--cent; weed seed, lle5 -notr ln—the---mQbora^ bxLt. ln__thLa;0 y_^f_t.h»»ftignatures are oulte -rare
commuhltyrbut as two-thirds-of^tho
go
out
to
ascertain
what
causes
the
by
strange
sea
folk,
^
\
vlth
3.98
.per
cent;
dirt, 3.98 per cent; It hearts,"of men.”
farmers
in
many
districts
prefer
to
IT.
"" iV
and from people who did not as d rule
\* *•'
terested andjhen agreed heartily with delay.
will thus be seen that in both kinds
,
thresh
from
the
shock
and
could
not
givo their autograph.
the captain. When tHey separat^-Si.;
"Why don’t jo n bring the rniqt In, otherwise^ dispose ot their grain crop, the per cent of fairly good germinable
Unwarllkc
Raoe
df
Bees.
“
"
i..AWh
las was deep in thought.
dear? '1 h.ls wife calls. '
A race of bees has been* brought to
many ;i^ore machines are needed and seed was only a little above. 52 per
lOo.toW
About midnight, sobered by the
From somewhere J n the darkness should be fdrnlshed in order to put a cent.
this country—as an experiment by the ' Back to Fundamerttal Point.
StatureLaccordlng to Prof, Nlceforo,
is, ffA
storm, the Tcfti)taln -had taken— tho- Tiomes ‘ihe~-t^txircsponset^ —"— ~
United States government—that has
stop to the' serlous^oirror-damtrgerof:
;var
4 es witli tho occupation,: with ‘the
-S
:--S
u
d
d
en
ly
,,
above
the
nolsmof
—
"Jane,
I’ve
eaten
my
way
twice
’
Grease, the Doe Klfler. '
. -been found the ge'ntTcst" in' theTvorld
I0.JM5A
grain. In Great Britain almost with
social
status/ and-with- the gcograph.
"the galcTUe heard a strango-voico ca !- around this lot'. I'vo chewed gera­ out exception the-farms-havS indtvid
It would not seom necessary to buy The one greaL.drawback to bee-keep­
1<M*
ing him By the faint light from .the nium leaves, grass, catnip, tulips, ual threshing mills, most of which are insect powder for putting on hens ing for most people has been the fear ical locality; stature In-the highlands
differing from that in the lowlands,
onions, sage and burdock, but blamed run by water power, which necess
wheti ' common
lard , may ,b* of stings, but recent experiments at
o( tttb wheel, n prostrate
** If 1 can find a sprig of mint any­ tates having dams or ponds. * Where cheaply had. and- is death to Washington have proved’ the , Cauca­ and. sons of sterile soil from sons of
fertile lands; and as these conditions
'IT».
AS
Dispatch.
he" nbered a continued flash ofjlgiu where!”—Pittsburg
modern buildings havo recently been Heel Lice breathe through pores sian -bees to be the .most remarkable alter the stature of those affected re­
.>
--' --■
V,.
t V?IJ*
n L disclosed a mermaid. V^mass of
laeklaM
built! stearp power runs ,the, thresher, in their bodies. It does not bees In’ existence for their gentleness. cords a corresponding change. At'the
syjpfll
S
v S hair half, veiled her face
The bees' arc not altogether sting­
He Had Already Won.
which. Is a fixture in a special build' takb much grease to stop up these
ind streamed over her shoulders and
less,
for they posses this, organ so rock bottom of alt is the old difference
A
young
man
who
had
bebn
atten­
andtrip
ing,
says
the
Farmers’
Review.
pores, when the lice perish “’lor lack
f-^ i
between rich men and poor men.
•i'ootet
‘torn .Mr“ =k to 0,o onO of h « Ipo*, tive to the other man's daughter, ask­
With us small threshers might be of the oxygen of the air. Lice may necessary to their welfare,"but so sel­
£
»
l
k
t
.
toilPhosphorous
rodljtea.
ed him for her hand In marriage.
Captain Bioway.
run by electric power- where trolley Jbe_k!lled by grease, both when they dom do they resort to its use that thqy
The captain shivered.
Who air
Value of the Heme.
"I’m
sorry.”
said
the
father,
“but
I
lines ppss near the farp),, or by the arb fouftd on chtcks and when they are for all praGtieal^Tuppdses.ino;
The eurly greeting, ho received from
imist
rbfuleT
T
don’t
believe
.you
are
stthgless,
.Home is the -one place in all. thle
old-fashioned horso power or even a are found on old hens. It is some*
. that gentleman the next morning went J ^ ° . y ^ ^ L l oQko.»ftor.thh T^k4jad-«fc-man;fo2Llier.^
thing of a task to doctor a lot of old
world
where hearts are sure of each
steam
englner
where
1
1
eJaAnTSlarge,
w confirm Ms helKjf.
jj; 1 " fni'MlHG!1*'—tilt?
Windfalls for Widow.
"Hi have" her anyway,” said- the Thesei things will (bine some day: lrenh: with 'grea8 e ,rb u tit" IS “cheaper
other.
It is the place of confidence;
Tho “Salmouth Siren’’ sailed, and S ^ o n o S a ^ v ' oooto do -youttiT-becomlng-bold,
After the, death in X897 of John
:»!•?
~ -Meanwhile it- would seem, to be-a.gootii -and~better than havlng-therllge abouL
A:
Olney
-of
Uptonr
hl8
-w4dow-Waa11^n»ie
Tdrmc' Whore
that
teverM
J’ter an uneventful voyage reached
that m * *
t__ • t .
A•.- _T- » _ T* la
nnnflaoaFfi1 i f \ trTTv lforAflflnfi
••You won’t,” said the father, em* i'-.-.-’A : s .
y .* ■
''Siren” at -Blimloy plmtically; “We’ll just see wh.o w.lt»* plan for farmers to band together in It is not necossafy"lb mix keroi
ltd W
her destination and discharged. h®r
notified
that
there
was
a
deposit
of
mafek
of
guarded
arid
suspicions
cold*
a community Tor the purchase of a with the grease, as the grease Itself $1 ,6 0 0 in 6 Milford bank. This money ness which this world forces uq to
e Cud;.
cftr8 o, As they were about, to weigh
**:?»*:■ out in this mhtter.’l
threshing
outfit of sufficient capacity is entirely effective.
Wchor for the return trip a boat
ad been laid away without th« wear insdlf-rtefense arid where wo pour
“All right, I accept the ^challenge,t’ ( 0 do the wotk regard,- and then
S S i
towed
hastily
out
to
thO
ship.
A
nowledge of Mrs. Olney.' A second out the unheserved-eommunlcatlona of
W-M*
f
said
the
other.
“Is
the
fight
on
Aow?”
ludoW
each season stack the grain oh each
Early maturity Is the most Import­ surprise carte to her the other day full and confiding hearts, says Wombawled the captain,
tough-looking fellow came aboard and .g o o d4 moi-maidi'’
mermaidi
)elting the mer“It is."
v' V : ' ’ J ' v
farm and thresh with the. company ant point in breeding animals for mar­
]*a« ushered Into the cabin. Tho cur*
when workmen began tq make, re* an’s Life. It Is the spot where ex­
“O,
very
8R^
the
youth,
16**1®*"
■on? Snag took his stand a fow. feet ln M'S Peculiar pronurtclatton eacape “then ■I’ve won. I married your machine just. when most convenient ket and the chief thing to consider is pairs on the old Olney'1cobble shop presstons of tenderness gush out (with*
or profitable.
■ .
to havo* stock that will makerthe most
Lion
lT?ay from tho open cabin skylight.
daughter two weeks ago Thursday.” A company-machine could not well weight In the shortest time and on and found $86 in a tin box under the out any sensatlon.of awkwardness*
all
floor,
‘ without any dread of rldlculo.
The stranger was shaking. “My
w,Kftn?as Oily Times
he*J£,
thresh from the shock quickly enough the leaBt feed.
float’s
off
fcllmley
Cove!"
wore
the
strict*
words StiftB hoard
J&Ll
iron!
W c u td
y o u ?
t
l
b
y
V
T H E C H E L S E A 8 T A N D A R D , T H U R S D A Y , O C T O B E R 12, 110 5
T H E CH ELSEA 8T A N D A R D
DECIDED IMPROVEMENT.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL EVENTS.
FOUR MILS LAVS.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Au ladepeedoot local uewajmper publish*) New Lighting gtfnet «t the ChwrehofOur . The Soto Grange will meet at the ■Mrs. L. T.-Freeman way in Detroit
every Thursday. alteruooa. from Its
office in theWmterd building. *
M r «t tin N N B u rM E liir Q biriii home of Alvin Prat, of Solo, Tuesday, Monday.
-Chelsea. Mich.
October 17.
Galbraith Gorman .was a; Jackson
Being Made
visitor
Saturday.
B Y O , CL g T I M S O W .
Improvements of a marked and plea* . The Maooabees of Munitb will hold
Evert
iJentou spent Sunday with hU
ipg ktafd are going forward' at. the what they oall a “club fair” at their ha
•K '
" • . \
v
le rm s ii-tl-O O w y e a r ; 6 m o u th s , 50 oentai
Irrandparspts
in Dexter.
Church of Our Lady of the Sacred today and tomorrow.
S ip o u th s . 86 seats v
‘
A O v a r tlilQ K ra te * re w m ua bi* m 4 m a d e kn ow n Heart, /Two additional entrances, with
* Mrs, John MoKernan spent Sunday |
o n n b p lio & tlo a - <• i
Eitou
Musbaob,
of
Munitb,
formerly
with Ann Arbor relatives. cement walks Iqadiug to them are now
of
Sylvan,
is
ooptlned1
to
his
home
with
Enteredntthepostofflce at ObeUea.MtohMM proYidod whioU will greatly relieve the
’= Mrs. Charles Staplsb. of Lyndon. Is
■ aeoood-olasa matter.
crowding of thourn&icuvestibule, This a severe attack of rheumatism. _
the guest of Detroit friends.
Improvement adds po the exterior ap
The Washtenaw Gardeu Company iiaa - MlehaelWaokeohut, of Jackaon, watu]
The Hillsdale Leader- would like to pearancc^of the edifice %s well.
a CheUe* visitor Wednesday.
have the next Good Hoadfi convention
Inside; the church has been rewired raised about 4,000 bushois of onlonsthia
Mayor. Todd, of Jackson, was a Chel­
season, including 1,100 bushels of oullou
heldlnthat city.
t'
and. six new chandeliers provided, each
sea viBltorTueednymorolng.
sets.
supporting a cluster of ten^ihdapeiceut'
: : Tho members of the AmerlcanBankOrs lights. This arrangement will flood the
H. D. WitberaU and wife spent Sun­
The marriage of Miss Nellie Glynton
Association met at Washington yester­ church with light whenever the Jamps
day
with Manchester reiatlvee.
and Mr. Frank Winslow, both of
day for their annual convention.
Miss Emma Sold, of Jackson, was the
may be used. And uot only are there w.ebgtep,,,tool{_.plafig. Tuesday morning
those obaudoliers but an arch of lights of this' week. Key, J, Mllle Oelatou, of- gueyt of relatives here Sunday,
Howell would like to havo the now haVbeen so arranged that the altaFoifd
delating.
, Bernard-T^rEer sod wife, of Lausing, |
stato tuberculosis hospital and is raising sanctuary will be brought .into pleasing
were Chelsea visitors Sunday.
,jTBnds.tft'pn,
-Mr, aiul- Mrfli-IL-Ai--WilBon,"Of-Lima;
andTuve reiitlal prominence;1
O. T. Hoover and w ife spent Sunday
as an inducement*
wore
oleeted delegates at the recent
The work of reglldlng and redeco­
with
Detroit relatives and friends.
county Grange meeting to attend the
A civil service examination will be rating is still going forward, mention of stafctLGraiige convention to be held In
Ja*. Harrington, of Detroit, culled on !
held-in Ypsilanti, on-SaturdaJy October which will be made by The Standard Grand Rapids next.December. .
Chelsea
friends one day the past week. I
\
21, for substitute clerks ahd earriors for wtaon completed. . .
Mrs.. H. 1. DavU, of Ann Arbor, Is
the postofllce In the Greek city.
While at work on a press in shop No. spending a few days with relatives here. |
WARDEN ISSUES WARNIN6.
12 at the Glazier Stove Co.'s plant WedMrs. Ella La.iilie,, of Stookbrldge,
Michigan Is furnishing,a number of
Number of Birds Kaon Hunter May Na* I'^sday afternoqil/Mark Lowry got the visited with friends here the first of the
carpeu^iS to help construct the ’build­
C O RRESPO N D ENC EI. Ileatrloted’to Such *.
Shipped Itoro «»ger of his right hand badly
ings on the isthmus necessary in the
[bruised, D r.S , O. Bush dressed the
■canal work. The men are path 50 cents ■a Rum) Haggage,
Misses Leila and Jennie Geddea and
wound.
EAST LYNDON.
Hunters going north .In quest, of the
an hour.
: -'A . -> - ,
^
Anna Walworth were Ann Arb^r visitors
gnhio birds this year will hot be*able to
Frauk Fortior, of .Sylvan, who—was- Friday.
The Hndley brothers Spent Sunday at
George Nester of Detroit has tendered cart away any great number of them to
____________
badly injured on the Main street crossMls»’ Nellie Wright, of Y-pallauti, spent Ihome
‘Gov. Warner his resignation ns a meiugive to friepds at home or to keep their l ing of the M.* C. at—
Jackson, last August one day. of the past week with Chelsea
‘- her of the board of trustees of the liome
Several from this vicinity attended the
families in game .for weeks. A circular
employed Stivers & Katinbach and friends.
for the feeble minded and epileptic, al­
Fowiervllle
fair,
legin gth at his personal ^business pro just issued by State Game add Fisl) | WJH start.a suitfor personal damages in
Mesdames.
George
Kempf
and
Wuh
James Blroh and family' entertained
Warden Chapman says that all birds Jtho'iieap3Yuturoi
vents his giving, the work the attention transported abywhere must be carriwL
I jff, of Detrelt,: .wefe Chelsea visitors company from Bunker Hill fast Sunday.
it dosorvos.;7”' ^ ■; .
.■■■■■
iu tho Jiand8, wliloh will neceMariJylz—Wm. Campbell, broke his left wrist Sunday, '
,
, Mrs, J. Hadley returned to Detroit
George Seckmger and wife, or JRCk. L fkera ,Wflek,8 vlBit ^ ,th frIen(l8 8Dt,
The Detroit Times oiebratos its fifth limit the number, a man may wish to yesterday. He placoda ladder on the
' anniversary: with a handsome; “Detroit bring homo to show his prowess with cement walk and climbed to the roof of sen, were the guests ofvrelatlves here reiatives.
his residence to do some repairing. The Sunday. .
river tunnel number,”cqntaiilmgrt>csi(los the gun.
Misses Stella Ceilings and GTftce Hud
The cirealar contains the recent log- ladder slipped and Mr. Campbell fell,
much othot-juteTosting matter, valuable
MM Elizabeth Hinckley, of,. Ann 90ll spent- Saturday with rBlsitvcB - Isda,te cqncqrning the/great tuunol: which islativ'o, act reading* “No ghme b irds Or.^A^hfcColgan reduced the fraeture. Arbor, spent Sunday with ^ Chelsea Htockbrldge.
-the-M4eli iga^Centrahrai Iroad wtBrwHh oliall bA Bhijrpod .by express. froightJori
ml#*
~
^ ”
' -Mrs. Mv J. Grahani. of Parma^~returnSchool Commissioner Foster-paid ovor
~in tho next two yeftre,- construct uiidor baggage,-or in any-o.iher-manB
Ciyde Cla.rk, of Mig hapids, was tiie ed home after- a two weeks’ visit with
hand baggage." This of Course cleans j to County Treasurer Luick Saturday guest of C. Splrnagle and wife one day
the Detroit river.
her daughter. '
___ ;
baggage carried in the hand, and which morning $126,50, the. sum. collected bv last, week,
- William Dupbar, of Unadllia, Slid
‘The oarning of Michigan railroads for nmsb accompany the owner in any him as
fees for the quarter
““ institute
1
Mrs. Nettie Merrin&ne and son, Paul, Bertha Dlnkle, of Putnam/ were joined
the month of August, as reported by the public conveyance. . __ :.-7ending September 30. r This was the
state:railrpad-cominissioh.orrwore-$4,- It also states that after five days any largest-sum -ever -paid- in from that of:'Grass. Lake, spent Sunday -with inmarriage at Putnam,-Michr,-October
lrleiwl9-h,ece.„
■ ■■851,417^547-8n~Hiere<t8frt)f-ffi96^5fi;09overR. Mapea and family, of Stookbridge,
tlie same month last year. The total gnmo'will bo liable to arrest "and must
WKST AtANCHKSTEIt.
Mrs.
Ugele,
mpther
of
Jacob
Uegle
of
spent
BundaJ at the home of S. A.
eariiings for tho eight *months of the sufTor tho consequences. This applies
prosont year ending August 31 werfe^82,- also to hotel,keepers, cafe men and Pittsfield died at the home of. her Mapes and family. ..
Mrs. M hvIh R em in g to n , o f . A drian, is
daughtor*rn-law, Mrs. Gottlieb Uegle,
190.83ti.03. an iiioroaso of $2i883,072.20 proprietors o f’road bouses.
Mrs. 11. N, Dean,.of Detroit, visited rile g u e st o f her parents here,
of Freedom Wednesday morning, at’ the her aiater, Mib, Wesley Caufield, severni
'' ‘‘over the corresponding period lastydai-,
1— Mrs; E dith K in g s lu iy Is 111 j T l b e
ttge of 95: Therfuneral ~wll I be held- days of the past week.
T X iD s n r iE W iir c m o N r
h o m e o f her fath er, .Robert Green. ■
r-from tho residence in Freedom,'Friday
Secretary Taft will go to Panama in
Hubert McGuire and wife, of Paw
, :
.
, .
morning a t 10 o'clock, Rev. Carl I^ederor,
, MIbb M Uybelle R laisdell is sp en d in g
- jNOvombor to investigate tho situation
’aw, were guests .at the home of Cha^t.
LoomTAUn Has an int#ire*t,D8r ,nter- 0j|jeiatj|,g
r
■few w deks at. the hom o of A lbert G reen
. there and thoroughly Inform. liimsclf .of Aview
with' a Boston Friend of the
)owner the, first ofthe week,'
the, conditions hi tho canal zone.- The
M/,. ,amUV1rs.,, Anum of ClmrloUe-wer
Fee d - Bve r e t ty ■o f - Se a ttl 0, Wash;; and
O. H. KeMpf and wne returned the*
decision to Keep tue control of the canal
gUfistajif=W^F.=Noggie=and-familv lust
in t!ie war department instead of trans- H en ry I. S tim son ,—'w ho—has ju s t -r e - j his 8 lstc r ,-M iss-J e ssie = fc v e r e tt, o f C h e lr last- of- the past week'from tnelr vfSlf" week.! ■'
. forring it to the state department was turned.from , a b u sin ess trip to" B oston Iflea lo ft for G rea ter N ew York, W cdiies- with Pennsylvaula relatives.
Mrei-Iri-E-C! 1ley^w ho-liag-been at:th^
■\nd o th er la rge ea ste r n c itie s , has^spm e d ay ev e n in g ,, w h e r e th e y w ill m eet Mr.
Wm^Beebe and wlfeVef Geneva, N. Y.
Ann
Arbor li’ospilal for some-tluie spent
cussion that followed the eabiuet meet- in to r e stin g th in g s t o , t e ll w h ich h e ja iip -M r s. G ilb e r t Gav o f S to ck b rld g e, were guests of M. iioyd and faiuHy Sunday at Iron Creek.
,
h e a r d 'o f-T h o m a s Law son-^ th e e r r a tic I w h o- h ave b een a t W ashington, D. C several days of thr; past week.
' ■ing' : ■ '
Frank. TroTz_ had the. misfortune lo
and. m u ch .'ta lk ed o f fin an cier o f the' | w hore Mr. G ay a tte n d e d .the, f le e t in g o f
Miss Belle Looney, who has been
In tho $1,000 hlamago suit of Mrs. Hub."dhe^Bankers’-association.
have his rubbertired buggy-wr ecked Iii
spending several weeks with, relatives a runaway a few days ago. _■
_ Carry' Anthony against tho Cincinnati
Mr. Stimsbn dined one. day recently
Traction Co., the woman claiming she in -a'" restaurhnt "iiTUch^ frequented' by
Parker & Snyder, of-Auu Arbor,.has hereJmaretuyned.toiier home In Grand-;
Mabei and Lillian Austin went on the
__ _
_
_ l)a<l .been refused transportation bccansc .iiwson, and ho was accompanied by: a adopted the name of-the Ann' Arbor Rapids.
^hlle,!he|r-fatl.er
. she had nothing,smaller than a .$5, bill Boston business man who knows Law- ■Press as-thofr-^tnprmtroirthe job work ,-Profr D tt-Marlon, who-ls teaching rfi I mllk ruu,e
the„Hudson_distrlct,.W
lh_of
Dexterl
»
ui
iu.H
^
011
Uie
Wampler’s Lake
, with which to pay her faro.-Judge son personally and has~ &n-~intiinate that'Js being sent, out, by tile-firm,Otto Hans, well .known to many of our village, spent. Saturday with - CBelsea iiU,lt'
, Swing lias doiddnd that a bill of that do- uuderstaiuling of his character.' \
■' | The quarterly meetings held at Iron
citizens
a member ofthe firm, and at friends.
noniina’lioii Is nit oxcoHsivb' amount to
TIuY" Boston Btove man^whon asked’
ollor uJ.roliny enndiietorr and is not legal how Lawson was considered locally, proselit-the-eoncern is working twenty
Mrs. John Greening, who has been Creek -fciiurdi FrldHy, Hatuj^ay anff
Sunday were- w ill attended. A grea
to inle r-iii/diii1 tho ulrbiiiiisliuinus.
whether or not he .was counted as.re- four hours wlth- three fihlfts of 'em- spending the' past six weeks with rela­
tives at Saginaw returned to her home many, delegates being present, white the
ial>Ie;.erratic,orvi'sionar.y, replied that ployees.
A c iv il nrvleo -oxamlnaMoi) for p ostqeauttful weather 'and moon light eve'
.heraSaUmlay.-.— :------- --------------The Washten avr "county ’ tCSbh"6rs^ex“nibircv■<rfrniTniri(rJrrfrTldr w ill bo hol(l In in his homo city Lawson- is regarded as
nlngs' made It a very enjoyable occasion
man in every respect reliable, and amlnation will be held at the court
Miss Florence Caster, of ' Lansing,
Amt Arlioi*, WodmiHday,. N qvom ber 22,
NOn'l'H LAKH.
every statement made by • him iS 'de- house in Aiiu Arbqr, Thursday and Fri- spent-the last of 'the week at the home
b eg in n in g at 0. a,, in,
A pplientlonsi.|for
pbnclod upon. Of course it is admitted- day^Qqtaber_lftand 20l-Teachers should of her parenta^ Dr. and Mrs. E-. B.
th e uxnmliml lou-imuit btLnmdo o iit mi iu
-winter
lliiiFLavvstiiils^ecuiiarTiTmany-of- hls
preHOi'il>o(l_forin, oopios of which cap .be views, Iml'wlion it comes to the regard boar, 'iii mind that-there will be no: Caster, ofjhis place. . -------Varltie»r
March examination,- Those holding
secured from the. commissioner's reproAVery quiet'aiid informal hornet wed-1 Mr, and Mrs. Buck, of Grand Bapids
i^which he is hold as a business .man Normal, State or University-certificates
sontatiyo, K, dCi Heal at tho Aim Arbor
ding.occurred
at the.residence .of Judge j are visltlng relatives here, — —
'postofileo. All applications nuiHt b'o ro- iKTirn is none in Boston who is consider- ! akould have a copy flied: at onco with and Mrs. Emory C^I^eland, .800 North | Kbwib OhafiibBrUin and WtfA opant
ed as entitled toigreater respect. S
Soo |l the commissioner,___________——
-be&
Division Btreet, Ann Arbor, Tuesday Sunday at the home of H.,Watts.
far
as
any
statepients
embodied
in
Lawbor 10.
-M
son's Frenzied- Finance concerning
Leigh G. Palmer,
Mrpr Perry" Noah .visited her sister
A Lansing real estate denier who affairs in. Boston-they have never di-1 tion.with the War Department corps of Anna M. Uland, was united in marriage [ Mr8i 8< ^eaeh,ef Sylvan, last week,
- platted a section of land "and sold lots vorged a hair's breadth from the exact engineers, and has been'assigned to the' to Mr; Elver L. Shinbur, of Mitoheil, '
Our winter peaches are ripening two
.-^-qii-.eoiitracts,-With tho-^uiiderstanding truth.'_;__ __
Iu. S. Survey- Sleamer-'“Search" with Nebraska. The ceremony was ^perform­ months id advance of former years,
' " that-, in case "of"the" Iteatb of tlic purIn Boston Thomas W. Lawson Is con? | headquarters at Marinotteb Wis. He ed by th(T bl’ide’s brbther. Hev. T. E.
-" "
lT7“Full'er, pr^Chelkea;
Itttser btrforc tlic-qmyinents were com- sidered fundamentally sound. ;
pr uneisea, was In this
left for_ bisjnew-duties Saturday- eve Leland, of Detroit, at 11 o’clock, only I l l * ^ u,ier* of
l*ll4tedu^dued-.wonid_.diu issued to his
-about
twenty*five-of
the
near_relativesTv*
0^^
"*a8^
66- ^ook*n®^t>1'"*PP^,w‘
ning and ©xpoets to be in-Wisconslrr
hefrs, has discovered that ho has no
and
a
few
friends
of
the
ffontrftnr.lng
Ourgranddaughterr~Mlaa
Blancbe
BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY.- ,
oMtLJIecemiaer 1, when he will be
right to engage jn Uie. business of life
parties
being
present
to
witness
tlie
Glenn,
and
brother
Ralph,
spent
Sunday
Mrs. Sarah A. Beeman, assisted by transferred to the Detroit oftlcoof the
insurance, This, discovery was made her daughter Mrs. Celia Dean, celq-.[engineering corps,
with us.
happy,event.
after an interview, with1 the attorney,
A letter from iJskota tells o f’strong
United 'her ninetieth, birthday 6rt Octogeneral's department, brought aliqut
Mrs. John V. Curtis will sell at auc^ . .
Ruined
Romance;
-—
winds
making ft- dangerous to :do the
\lier 6, 1905, at-her -pleasant home in k
tion, on the premises known as the
A coiqmon belief in hospital romances [threshing.'
-by Insurance GonimiHsionor iiarry, to:
■'
\Vaterlbo township, whore Bhe jias re-,
whom a complaint was nnuki.
Gerathy farm, which, is situated one has been rudely Shocked by the story
titled sixty-seven years, by the gather_Mr. Xillbett aniLMlag-Dserlng-atteud
evf Yorlt-nursei: She-httd-ft". . . .
mile eastand-half-mtlo horth^f-]
ing
i
together
of
her
children,.granded.the
Dinkel-Duulmr wedding October
Gideon L. Hoyt, trustee under the
and five mile north of Dexter, in Web Interesting patient and there, appeared
-4th,at'Putnjm^
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childTcnamHlnrteerrof!rer”"etghteen
some
evidence
of
an
approaching^Itu-"
last 'will aniT testament of Ueiiry It.
ster, on Thursday, October 10, commenc­
atlon
until
he
came
out
of
a
tender
groat
grniidciiildren
with
other
relatives
F. A, Glenn has ten. acres of corn
■Watson^ d e c e a s e d ,, has eom m onccd suiB
ing at one o'clock in the afternoqn, per­ languor, opened hls eyes upon her. and
from whloh he expects about twelve
by. d e flo r a tio n , filed b y h is a tto rn ey , and old friends to the number of nearly sonal property consisting of horses, cows,
asked: “Do!you suppose hell is worse
hundred bushels,
F rank K, Jones, a g a in s t : th o Lake Shore sixty.
young stock and the usual line of farm than this?”—Boston Herald. AH brought something gobd to help
A buyer from Gregory Is offering 50
& M ich igan Sou thern K a il road Coin­
implements. K,W.Dknlels, auctioneer.
-load tlie-lieautYful flower- decked tab|es;ents=s-h
uwired - foW-snples.-tak fng- all
: —:— - —Rlnged Birds, '
land in J’ittHfleld fyOwnship, He claims wiiicli were spread on title lawn and
Washtenaw Pomofia ■Grange met with
For the purpose of studying the hab- the culls for older.
tlio, raHroad, company allowed -weeds- ill led with a feast long toJi&^romembari- -the-Cavanaugh Lake Grange-Tuesday; ita-of birds of passage a “vogelwarte’* — E. W. Danh»ls and F. ArGlenn._trelpi<d"
and dry ".grass to accumulate on its <mI by those present. Music was There was a large attendance of has been established at Rossiten, in to move Rev. G. W. Gordon to his new
right of way which' took fire and burned rondored during this pleasant hour.
members of the order from various parts eastern Prussia, where birds are to be paBtorate at Dexter lai«t week,
Then
all
returned
to
tho-house
and
ovol* three acres of, tho, Watson farm,
of the county! Th6 subjects for dis­ caught and liberated again after small
A great disappointment was felt hero
rings have been attached to their feet.
and ruining tliti sump for farming pur­ the aftorneoh was spent listening to cussion were well debated and tfio dne The directors request that the feet bf Hiipclay last on not hesrlng our minister,
poses. The: fire occurred September I) rnnmrks by Rev- J. M. Dnybar, which on the aims and objects of Iho.society, such, ringed birds killed anywhere to The reason Is ns yet a mystery.
were appropriate to the occasion, while of equity brought forth many pointed be' sent to' them.
of last year.
Buyers begin to look at what few
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songs and recitations added - to the arguments. Tho ladies of Cavanaugh
turkeys there are in the country. It is
> Members of the Eastern Michigan plonsur. 'a of a good visit and general._Lake.graHge served a bountious dinner
- - —=Viqlent-MqtlMWL_
r- - said only-A—few smatt -flocks“ Mn "he
^ ’ressCltib to the number of islghty-elglit. gooiT time,
“One of those deaf mutes Is trying found.
I
to their visiting brothers and sisters.
left Detroit, Friday tnorning, in two
to strike the other,“ said a bystander, -J begln to see that 1.. hava-mudA^.
At a lain hour all departed feeling
special coaches, via tho l’qre Marquette- *tls g ood to meefc tliu s a n d -^ v lsliitig --W irt & MoLareorWhoHs at-BayCity" excitedly;
great mistake Ih life by, giving up life
“No, he Isn't,11
for Dayton, Ohio; whore thoy were on- G randm a’s rem aining b irth d a y s may all in. the interest of the Detroit Free
4n»urance-befpre
the officers began
with
torUiibed is the'gimsts ^ - tTicT'Nutl<ina1 be as pteaaantly_Hpuut.
__ , “Re""talks
,
ds^-an,
Prcia, :_telephonodnbia: parents,-D.-0, l |fnSn;'
Ividlng
the
fuji/ls
among themselves,
Cash Register Co, Friday afternoon and
McLaren and wife, that at 1:30 this 1b only using a little strong Irukueumj/
Wlieu a boy I had a good many
Detroit "Free Press,
Saturday was spent by the, members of
Indigestion,1 constipation, dyspepsia^knornlng the Forest City Hotel at which
chances
to get Into scraps, but It was
tho party, inspecting, the works^jif tho kidney and liver disorders, and ' all lib is stopping was.discovered to be on
Why Paint Turns White,
Ialways with a larger fellow. The little
Rtomaeh
troublfls
pnslllvely
cured
by
company and ylsiting points of Tntorest
ftye. W i r t l a a good “sprlnter“wAiul
An explanation pf the reason why
didn’t want to, and the lilg ones I
nnUlfttor’H Rnekyr Moun*aln Tea,
about tho city. The party1rotluriied t-o using
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!I5 cents, Tea or Tablets, Bank Drug when he became aware of tho situation pnlrtt and varnish look white after a 1l&toFT.
Detroit, Baturday night. Fred Goqrgo, Store.
ho grasped his suit case and sought
r >ek8t0rm,
furMr, and Mrs. Noah are having a lime
tulvortisiug agent of the Pore Marquotto
safety in the street. The fire was con­
supers,
F/ir a mild, easy action of the bowels, fined to the roar portion of the building,
accompaniod tlio Press Club, Postmasr Iir;;er®a^uio„,,."i?dt!,e sL ‘*
a
single
dose
of
Poan’s
Regulates
is
to
tor Hoover and wife and Tom W. Mingay ©trough. Treatment cures habitual con-, and after the blaze was out Wirt again
Pl$ree.
thlcgpplfljM
Jea*ing
,trt°
t^
>
e^
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the
honey
and wife, oiChelsea, were among those gtlpattorr. - flo oeuts-« box.' Aak your songhb hlfTcoucb and - resumed : bir
^ bal££Pdjdop for stoHn-t »> .htnping
:j whQ .tOQk.the trip.................
i.dnigglivJor uiem.
= gtfliaber^^ ,-~rr=
-AH4h^1pgklH5WB.m Thfe BtknAaril.
w e have been troubled the same way,
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Make Your Grocer
Give Yon Gnarantced
Cream of Tartar
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Bakina Pow der
'owders interfere with
digestion andare- unhealthful.——------Avoid thealum.
V’“v'*^
Geo. W, Coe started a force of men at
work pulltug -his orop of sugar beets
Saturday;
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Some of the farmers In this vicinity
are gathering a fair orop of applet
wbioh they are selling to the .Chelae^
buyers.
H. J. Ueminger, who haabeen makiog
an exteuded visit to the Paolflo coast
returned tq his hpme here .Saturday,
Mr, Heiulnger's visit covered a "wide
scope ,of the wesiero oouutry auc\ he
speaks very highly of some of the places
he visited,
BE FIRST
and you’re last to be sorry,
ARE YOU READY?
,W gI A r e R e a d y NowT o m a k e your
Sait, Overcoat
- LIMA, .
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A lbert Sohnelrtcr visited Sunday - In
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George Uaist, wife and son spent Sun
day in Freedom.
%■Oiwra Kuoh wHB the ghekL o f "Misa
Olsra-Seltz in Freedom.
Sninuei Andres amlwifei of Ann Arbor,
spent Sunday, at the hume pf OtiarJea
Barth.
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Mra. C. RenlachlerVorAun Arbor, was
the gueatnjf^Davrd Schneider and -wlfe
Friday and Saturday^ _
John Lutz and family, Mrs, William
Rirode and Mrs. H. Iilokehaoher of Ann
Arbor spent Sunday at the home of Mrs;
David Sohneider.
Girls, if you want red lips, laughing
yyea, awent breath and good looks use
Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea.* The
greatest beautitior known. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets, Batrk DrugJitore.
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fr o m .
a n d ^ fi
lin e
to
select
ATHENAEUK,
J a e k s o n , Mich.
^
Advertiso in The Standard,
M o n d a y , O c t . 16,
ROSE MELVltLE
-I N -
SIS HOPKINS.
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Tuesday, Cct. 17.
At any rate, ypu seem to be
getting rid of it on 8uction>sale
g-o-n*ei ” - Stop the auction
with Ayer’s Hair Vigor. It
checks falling hair, and'alwtys
restores color to gray halr. A
splendid dressing aiso. Sold
for over sixty years*
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Two Little W^ifs,
Prices, 15, 25, 35,50,
W ednesday, Oct; 18,
How Hearts
. Are Broken.
Prices*15 , 2 5 ,3 5 , 50.
■,v M» heir cam* out io btdly. I netrly lo*t q
•11. I had heard ao much atKiut Arer'i H»lr
Y1Bor *th°uglut I would give It • til*I. * “did
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It completely ttopped
atopped lha r.inn»
•o and
•iiaiteompisteiy
made mr ImlrjjruwWsry r>ptaTy'.“—
Fibld, NorthSeld, Mast.
>
S a turday, OGtehef-24rMatinee" andNight;
:
HO.OSIER GIRL.
S A R S A P W O U A .-
PIUS.
OHESRV PGCTOtAL,
PRICES i
:
■Matinee, 10. 25. '
Niglir, 15,25,^^
-*ir m
Fall and Winter Millinery:
W e are showing th e prettiest and most up-to__da.tfiiLne-of S treeta n d Trim med. Hats ever
> broughtftd C helsea, at low est possible
~
prices- Call and be convhrcetlT
STAFFAN HI.OCTr
------ T------M A. I j T - H A A E
From October 4 to-October 31
FOR
s
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S tu d io .
Over H,
. Holm es Mercantile C o.'s Store.
B ln g s ^
Clocks.
Chains. Brooches. Pins.
Society Emblems.
Novelties■A.. IB. W O S T A -IS rS .
W
a tc h e s ,
S h eet m usic and periodicals o f all kinds^cai’*'
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T H * C H B L 8 H A S T A N D A R D . T H U R S D A Y , O C T O B E R 18 , 19 0 6 .
iW iM H a iH iiiiiia a
Fp
Pre*ldeat'
0 ‘ c * BURKHART, 1st Vice Prwj.
Lu p 8UHKNK, Treoaurer,
F, H. &WEETLAND, 2d Vice Prea.
JOHN W. 8CHKNK, Secretary, ' ‘
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LOCAL
*
events^
0^ TUB PAST WKKK V0& '
IE EUlMBirS SBADBRS.
IbelseaLumber &ProduceCo.
Tho mission festival held at St. John’s
• J; Crowell i s . reported as being' church, Rogers’ Corners, Freedom, last
Sunday was well attended, and-three
good aervioes were held. A liberal sum
Beb Kubl baa been appointed as janitor
was contributed at; * 1 1 of the. three
of the Baptist church, ~
services,
;orv)e and see ws When you have Grain to selC
gemember—W e carry in stock &full line of "
K IN D S
all
o p
r o o f in g
.
Clover and Timothy Seed.
Get our prices-vwe will save you money.
Yoara for square deallugand honest weights.
“
jhelgea Lumber & Produce Co.^)
Office, corner Main street and M. C. R. R.
£
, L A D IE S !
iou are invited to call and "Inspect our line of
Trimmed and Street Hats.
Uso up-to-daS§
effects in fall and winter
TMilli&ery Goods. - — --- —
a re
within -the reach _of all.
MILLER
s is t e r s .
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The marriage of Miss Emma Seitz to
Mr. Andrew Mastr of Ann Arbor, will
take placet this afternoon at .2:80 o'clock
Mi’s.' (loo, W. .TurnBull . oii - M onday at thelhomqof tlierTTrldes’ parents, Mr.
Hold'lunvIutorcHtih tho Wilkiiisoa-Turu- and Mrs. Philip Seitz, of Lima,_-TteVrA".
Uiill block to John S. Cummings,
A. Schoen officiating. - The young oouple
will make their future home In Ann
Rev. TIioh. Holmes, D. D .'is a t.M id d le- Arbor.
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(When you have to
decide u p op a '
New Heating Stove'.
;
|You should secure the best, and there is but
one best.
Itil botore y o u buy.— You w ill duel—It to- ynnr. .a dvantage.
Our Ocl.ol'ef P rices ou our full lin e o f Furniture will be of Interest;
[to buyers.
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-Top Buggies end Harnesa^at Prices to Close'.'
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Are ready for Inspection, and we will
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W e have the goods and the prices that talk. All w e w ant is
your presence. Remember you ar&*the loser if you don’t
— • com e h ere for Dress Goods this fall.— It will be none
l.«
G RAND S P EC IA L S A L E - 7“ “
FROM S T A R T TO FINISH
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You will find here all the latest fad s”Tn Novelty Suitings,
Panam a Suitings, Zibiline, Secillan, Poplin, Crepeline, Mohair,
----- PruneHar-Lansdown» and the staple Serge
-r—^ Ings at^prices yoU canTaffocd to p ay,
pay less. While buying dress goods w e realized th e importance
of suitable trimmings and substantial linmgs. W e have them
and can surely please youhere.
DON’T F O R G E T O U R D R E S S G O O D S S A L E .
m m .
IT WILL
BE AV HUMMER.
have you visit the Glass
Front Tailoring establishment.
J. J. RAFTREY & SONS
’Phone 87.
■t\fi-
wM
ing guard on the. team of the Ohio
V/
Medics. The Ohio State' Journal, of
Columbus,-Oli)oi;recontly_madaUu.Uigbly-[fiivorable comment on his ability. Last"
Week Rlemenschnelder's team played
ltev; A.‘ A. Sohoon,- con d u cted th e
' ‘ THE MARKETS.
—
Dennison beating them by a score of
se r v ic e s at the . Gorman- E v a n g elica l
five - to eleven. As Dennison plaj>a Chelsea buyers offer today, the follow­
church, of l)exstor, Sunday afternoon.
Michigan n ex t;week it will be possible ing prices:'
T"Arp qiilto the pro^or thlng for smart
Wheat, red or w hite. . . . . . . . .
77 tb 70
R EN T S , R M r E S T A T E ,. POUND dressers.^— The proper plaoe-to 'haveM rs. Mary L. lloyd lo ft Tuesday morn^ to got a line on the relative merits of
ing fp.ij Grend Rapids to a tten d the_scs* the two teams. .
LO S T, W A N T ED , E T C ,,
them Laundrlod Is right liore,
Itye i .
....... . ............ ....... —
■- ■ - 0 ?^
sions^bf tlhrGrantFliodge^of tho 6 . E,"S.'
N
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F
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EM
OVA
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“
have
-Barley,
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A Mr. Hardy, who was a resident of
■White. vests;' teq—nicely done—not
. l 3B moved i'ny carpet weaving business to “done up.’’ If there is any question of
ltob ort I^u'ch 1ms taken th e co n tra ct Chelsea thirty years ago, adopted a-boy Beaus.........'................. ..
tny new homq on the Sawyer farm In
0 60
to supply The sand and deliver: th e brick by thoname_of Dunn and his sister was Clover seed .;....... .
-Lyudut), two miles north of Chelsea. quality this Is the place to got' It.’
8 fiOTo 4 00
+/v }n/,lrgrtn ;+n rnalHft with ft family. Steers, heavy,. ■ ..........
I Hindi still he glad to do ivour work
frmu t lurraHroitd-fo r the Xlurk h a rtb u ild 8 Ofi to 8>B0
In that Hue. Call at the- house or
Tho sla ter, Ju lia Dunn, S toors, lig h t . . . . . . . .
:i«gr
leave orders with "W. P, Hohehk ® T ’
Stockers..............................
2
00
to
8
00
Adrian, Mich,, care of Gregg House,
C om pany.
B,L.
R u ssell, Carpet
Tliejfeiase ball “season of tho ' Jlickson is trying to locate the Hardy family or Cows, good... . . . . . . . . . . ; . . 2 60to 8 00
Wv.E. Snyder, Prop.
W eaver.
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olub-wiR7eh»s<MiextSuudAyt--wlieii_twa irnTbrietherrand if auyuf^the'rea^cthanret* J6 ows,ceinmon
th-.—-.-t-rTTT. .; ■■; - 1 6 0-tO72 Q0
games Will bh played at the J. A. C. The Standard oan furnish the" desired V e a ls.,,....
. . . . . 5 00toO 00 WANTED—Two painters and one
Danerhanirer and decorator: muBt be
p a r k -^
P ?.
00
itrformatlonj-the-ristep-wouJdbepleafted H o g• s*», * ».• • • • » •.........
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—
-first-elaas
workmen; steady job. Into have the samecommuntoated to her. Sheep, wethers... . . i ;. , . r r -3 60 to 4 BO _ qntre at Boytl House.
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The baker Invites yon try hla
RovrE. EiCastePf-Gr 1^-0t-tliifcpla.ee,
Sheep,-ewes;;. ; , . . . . . . . . . 7 .7 2 00-tcriUlO:
assisted—at -tlie feneral services-on- Another';nioye“rhas-been-made-in-th* Lambs. ,« *■•• *'•** l‘l t t M *• -6 00 to 0-60 TtH^BAtE^Tlrree- goodT^Troung work­ E r e a d a ,U a i 5es, M aoaroonst
TueHdav afternoon of the late Rev. E Whita-Mlllen feud over the paoperty at Chickens.spring.. . . ...........
horses. Inquir8 of Chris Koch, R. F.
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L o a f C ake , La rjy Fingpira,
_D. 2 , Cljalana.
__8 Rlf_
\i. Bancroft.
Four Mile Lake. The White Portland Fowls.^ r.
Cement Co^inwhloh-MilHonatre^Wm. Applos^per bushel-.—
- -BO FOR SALE—The nroperty khown as the‘
Ginger Snaps: and Plea.
j. White and Harry J. White, his son,; Tomatoes, per ogsliol,.
Pllijah, Uamtrtond h om estead . For
first of tho week shipped to Detroit
have a controlling interest,Jias made Onions, per-bumiel . . , .
p a rticu la rsca ll at th e resid en ce; 87 ,J Everything strictly fresh and In ffrst
parties-ffevoral_.busliels . of. -very fine
an assignment to-A. Claude .Guerin, the Cabbago,perdoz;.
j Class shape,----- :-----King apples.
• • • • '' :
LOST—Drgan voluntary book beeween
bookkeeper of tho plant. -The indebted­ Butter..
LUNCHES SERV ED .
" Chelsea and the Everett-scbool house
Five ministers reside on Summit ness is placed at $282,681 and the assets Eggs....
Wednesday. Finder pleaBe^leave af
A' fa ll .line of home*made Candles on
street. while Park street not to be out- at <64,012. WRIjam J. White claims to
-The Standard office.
band,-Please
give me-a-call.——-Fun~oTTr»8l'
a
Meaning
done^is-the homo of five men who-prac= be the principal creditor at oveF< 2 0 0 .are
thoarHmarTrom-J
H.
j
48hnmonB,-of“F(TH"8
a
LE—A
secoii
i
'handjbosrwtoveT
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WTtTUrAM CAHPARY—
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rinqulre of Elmer Beach, - 87from hlsterrlbl e. coit^hJ.f- he h s i
Th'e supper serv ed by-the:ladiOB O fS t.
ThecoramOu"couirici Lof iBfteisea-wouId- at^ted’
uottaken'the medicine about which he FOR HALE—Registered Improved Blnbk
Paul’s church, a t tile Wwu lm l|, la s t S a t:, earn .the^eYerlastlng gratitude of the
EYES"SCfEHTIFIGALtY—TESTED.
wrlte«v-l-had.a-fearful ooughtJihiiLiIia
-Fop-Delane-Mqrino-Kqms. ' At-farmer«L
urday night, was w ell a tte n d and n etted ladles in tiila community if they would turbed my mgbt's re#f. _I tried "every
prlce-.' Itiqulrq of D. C. Wacker, Chel­
them about ?00. j
pass an ordinance that .would gtop the thing, but nothing would relieve It,mi
sea, Hi F, D 2. Bell phbne. Farm In
Llnra. ;
Oct. 6
usots-of tohnooe-spitting". On1 the Hidei t[l I took. Dr. King’s Ne'iv Dlaoovery for
COTTHUTTipuUU, U(iU|(Ub oUU, LUIUOi wiuiai
For th e 'champion , lls h -s to r y - of -the
walks.y The sidewalks in front of the (inmpletely cured me,” Instantly reseason lu st g e t Dr. A very to to ll h is e x ­ i>rinoipat£.iiuaineafl.^pl0 ces- ab^...t^yn lievea and permanently oures all throat, FOR BALE—Register improved“Blaok
Top rams and 40 registered'ewes.
p erien ce of the trip h e a n d h is frien d s
GEORGE HALLER, sr77
doildi morning wa«- a siffh* that and Ring diseases; prevents grip and
last Monday
1(omer H. Boyd, K. F. 1). No, l, Cbel
pneumonia.
At
the
Bank
Drug
store^
took W ednesday ..-,,_____ ,
would-disgust even a "weary wlllie" aud
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=FaM»i-atHyivHnCentefc=Br
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(GRADUATE OPTICIAN^
gtiaf antoed ;60cftud^<l,00.
’phone,’
89
the users of the weed should bo broken free,.
Ilt&esvotntcetBarily mean that you mwit
:
John Farrell, who 1ms been confined
7 <11ueM‘* to wearylattet,but working
of tlie habit of leaving their marks on
FOR. HALE—Cheap, to close out, five bealant
to his homo for a num ber o f w eek s w ith
by artificial Unfit, etc., caiue» poor eye light
the
Walks.
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new.and second hand buggies to make in over one-half (hi people. Only the laieit
Subscribe for The Standard.
seVoro attack of rheum atism is slo w ly
- room for cutters and bob sleighs,.., A; improved imtrumetil* uied in testing.
recoverin g his health.
^
G. Falst. ■■
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87
. HALLER’S JEWELRY STORE,
There will be a mission festival at • Henry Leonard of the city of YpsllanI _ ANN ARMOR* MTCtt* ______
St
Paul's
Evaugeileal
church
of
.this
TOR
BALE—A
large
bouse'and
lot;
tl- has started a suit against John TV
Frank Leach lias m ade arrftngem on^
~ plenty of small ,fr.ult and a"good barn
^opeii a moat m arket in th e basem en t place next' Sunday, ^ There will be Barlow, of the township of Ypsilantl, for
on the promises. Inquire
sorviccs
in
the‘morning
at
10:80,
in
the
<10 ,0 f O^amageTfor "ansged’slanttor;
Standard office for full particulars, C h elsea Green H o u se s.
o f th e Hatch-Dnraiid b lock corn er of
iHti®ft'fi®fi'Ht"2r45,~and —at tY;15 in the
M ain and M iddle s tr e e ts .
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LEAVH-orders at The Standard office
Adam Epplea has placed a new engine F. A. Roose, of Mt. Clemens; W. H.
for book binding.
Cut Carnations and Roses
and boiler in his market that 1 will be Albor,of Jackson, H.Greuter, of Saline;
To the fa mere of Chelsea add1 surAil kinds of out door Flowers.
used to operate!the sausage grinding S, A. John, of Ann Arbor, and L. Kleber,
Ourgiurantseon C«!-cura Solvont, Dr. David rounding country; The Michigan Con
of Detroit, The ohoir of St. John's Kennedy’*latest medicine for the cure of all kid* densed Milk Co. of Jackson will pay the
machinery in his work shop.
church, Jackson, will supply the music ncyand bladdertroubles, means something. It Is following prices for all pillk dcllveretl at Funeral Designs.
The union riwlvarservices that are. for all of the services.
—----- an absolute guarantee that the remedy wllLcosi ther factory, Jackson Mich., for six
Potted Ferris.
you nothingunless It cures, Tho power that Cal*1 monlths beginning October 1st" aad"end* ^
helna hold at the town hall wl)l he con­
ing March 81st: Oct. <1 10, Nov. <1.20;
tinued durlng-the remainder of this
Fred W. Merchant has sol (This one^ . curgSolventabne possesMliadlsSQly^Anddrlye -Deer < 1.30, Jan. fl.80, Feb. ■<1.85, anti ^^eranjam sfor-W tnter 1 Bloomings—
wcok. The public Is Invited to be pre- half interest in the Chelsea- Roller out of the system all atone, gravel and uric acid, March <1 .2 0 This 'makes ah average
thus removing the Irritating causes of kidney price of <1 ,2 2 ^ for.thp six months, and
Mills te B; K. White, of Qreenburg, -tronblesfm
ELVIRA CLARK,
sent*'..——
altes-lt-an-^unfaUIng-oorerand^me-.tli^t
yearirflW i^
itidlona, and ho took possession of his we can afford to sell underan honest, positl”^’’ *the-averngepriceforthc
We offer you a permanent and reliable
Mrs. Mefoy Boyd, who has resided on
Chelsea. Mich.
nowly acquired property last week. guarantee.
market and want your patronage, and Phnno 108-Q
tho Boyd homestead, Sylvan Center,
Tho mill will be operated in the future,
Calrcura Solvent Is the only medicine forkid­ we will tryivery hard to merit the sairtp.
DANK NOTICK.
since 1884, will move to Chelsea Novem­
as in' the past, under the 'name ofxthe ney and bladder-1troubles that Is sold under a Call and get. a card. Respectfully,
ber first and make her home with her
November
1 st the office hours of the
Condensed Milk Company. J.
Morohant MllllngCo. Archie Merchant guarantee to euro, or refund tho money. We are Michigan
T,
Emmett,Bupt.
8
6
ChelseaHavinga Bank will be as follows:
son, Merritt Boyd.
< >
retains his interest in the property and warranted In making this liberal offer os' Its
From. 9..to 12 a. ni. and 1, to 4 p. m. and
record
of
cures
Is
nine
out
of
every
ten
cases
Ueo Stenrlord \yant, ad«.
i
Michael Waokenhut, of Jackson, last the managers of the mill will in. tho where it Is used. It Is not a patent medicine, but
on
Saturday evenings 0 to 7 p. m.
Saturday, through the agency of Turn- pear future put in new machinery and a prescription used with uniform success In Dr. H | | K*0 the fluffercr who thinks this cl(s*
.
K
onnedy’4
large
prlvato
practice,
U | ft R«ffororsoun>OwlHi,,H«'rm,; ’
BuU & Wlthcroll, purchased tho Btnffan otherwise Improve tho plant so that it
liiournblo Kurnever tried that
Try this great remedy; we take all the risk. r■ l L C A cn»o
Knlvo, who Imd lost houo of
ncoullar
‘'Hermit"
Sutvo,
Atrial
wRl
-modern4Mh
Avery~*enofi--i>Ltho.
-A
H
dmggletS
)
|neor—
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:
"building that is-occupied by -Adam
wlfioonttn^WoW*^^^
Altdruggists, HermitRemedyo», Chioiigo. Tutlm’U free. - Hermit Hemedy Go,, ChloftN*
_ - ThmCakura CoxrAWY, Wanton, N, Y.
flpptfl!1w » meat rew ketf...... .
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CEISTTRAL
Meat Has Not Advanced in Price
nt Kpplor's, whero you can
v er y
_
^
..BEST' CUTS
Of Hdof, Veal, Pork, Mutton, Smoked Ham,Sh0Jld®r' B w0"’
• Snlfc Pork, oto. Home Kottle-Rendorod L*^. _
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A Stogor haB had a cem en t cu rb in g
placed on the str e e t lin e'in front of his
resid en ce on M akL8treetr soiith .
_
be pleased
■
vrzM
GbfilsMrSteamdaninlH
-y^-lutv^tnne-bHfg-alne-iftrsectmd-bAod cokl stoves.
.
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iGarfands- and Genuine Round Qaks are acr
knowledged jto be the W orld’s Best. — b
We sell themt"- *
W
Positively the grandest display of New Dresg Goods ever shown
In Chelsea by any o n e firm. No exception. ' W e w ant you to
see them and be ti^e judge a s to th ^ above statement* We
have never before given jthls one departm ent sip much attention
as at the present tim e. Experience and com petency have .made
It possible for us to bring together from the different markets of
the country an assoH m ent and a class of dress goods that would
do Justice to any u p -to-date City store, only w e sell to you at
ton, tltis slate, atten d in g th e' M ichigan
ChvlHt lnu eon fereiioerth is w eek ..— ■ ■-- -
Coal Stove, Or Steel -Range
|
Mrs. Fred Wellboff; of Sylvan is re­
Mrs. Rose Lyons and W. P. Sohook
puted as being quite ill. ____Tuesdaymornlngdhwoveredthatjwtgpone bad made a call at their gardons
Mrs. Fred Netten; of Sylvan, la re* and stole some of their garden produce,
ported os being quite Hi,
^
If the visitors should be discovered a
warm
UWh.Bunuuy, October 8,1905, to Henry
ifceiijbach-and wlfe,"ofTJbxtetyason7 “
Bowls Kiilmer and “family, of Sylvan^
expect
to leave foFCallfornla about the
awL-wlfe move d--Into
2
S
of
this
month, ^^he change of realtheir new, l!oino_on_£lrant street Satur*
“
d
ehce“fs
made
tn hopes that Mr. Kiilmer
day.
can be relieved of . rheumatism from
Work Was commenced pn the. Luick which he has suffered forthr-past year.
drain In Lima township thb'first of this
week.
. ,
Homer H. Roydt of Sylvan, recently
sold a parcel of land lu~ that township
Prof, g, B. Laird,bfYpsllantl,8upplf6<T to Morrit Boyd, of Chelsea, for |600.
tho pulpit of the Congregational ohutch This transfer gives Merritt Boyd con­
hist Sunday.
trol of the Boyd homestead which has
been occupied by the family since~1854.
Tho Hunt Stock Co. has engaged the
Chelsea opera house' for the week of The officers of School District No. 10,
October 23-28r —
•— •.
Syl vaurhas entered-lnto* contraot with
s'.'. 1;' 11Vi • "■"
John Sohaufele, of Gholsea, to erreot a
F. A, Hammohd and family have,
frarao* school building that is to be
moved into tho Bacon , residence on
18x28. Tho new building will-bo bullt
Jackson street.
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'
on the grounds whero the oid one stood.
Supervisor Huinmol, of Sylvan, 'iff
K. H. Hall, of Chelsea, has in his yard
chairman of, tho co'mtultteo.^oiL .salaries
a caster bean plant that is 1 0 feet and 5
county of ofilcers.
Inches in height and in ciroumferonoo
7
feet aud 7i inches. Last Saturday
' Thoro will bo..union services at'the
evening^
he exhibited on the streets a
Congregational church noxt~Sfmday
.leaf
frouf
tlie plant thatoueaSured-lFfeet
evening at 7 o'clock.
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Thiv MaccftbedR wll Ltaku_llnal.act Ion
KrQt
u p on 'th e club ro o u rp ropositlo n Friday
have
been
guosts
at
the
home of Mrs.
even in g, October 20.
'
Fannie Ward, of Lima, for the past-two
Clara Kooli, o f tiriB p h ic p f who line montbs,'will leave this week , for the
boon vory Hi with" pneum onia, is re* Leland Stanford .university, California,
_where ; Mr. - Goodwin haa^gecepted a
ported as being b etter.
■'
professorship.
■tliH), Webb, of D extor tow nship, b c■gnn shipping his crop of ap p les to BoiU'oM,'parties W pdnesday,’
;
Be Time
las Arrived'
«
Andrew Barth( of 8 yl¥ftn, is reported
as being soriousry ill, Mr. Earth is
past 8 8 yeans of age, and but slight
hopes are entertaineit for the recovery
of his health by the members of his
family*
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B&fc,
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rnr
.
.
GREAT PREACHER’*
> FINE T«CY>
You Have No Right j^jj
,
;
U A N D - T O - H A t o F I G H T l■
risnry Ward Beecher Drew Lesson
Find* Quick Relief from Bladder Trou*
’From^Humorcus fncldent.
FromConitlp&tion, |
WHITS MAN OVERTHREW. ZULU
blea Through Doan'a Kidney Pill**
A very llttlo girl was .taken by her
\ V>\
IN SINGLE COMBAT,
parents to a prayer meeting at Plym­ ‘ f WbatliithBbeotonlajofBlek^
Hob. Joseph A, Gouldea, Member
outh church presided over by Mr.
of Congress representing the I8tb Dis­
A. CaaHtlpattom
w?"1
Beecher.
In giving out a hymn Mr.
trict of New York,
Wonderful Deed of Col* Collinbrandir
Q- WhatiuCgnstlpotloaf
also trustee of the
A, Failure of tho bowels tA,
Years Ago Is Stlll Talked Of in tpo Beecher requested every person pres­ was
to mutter which lies inth6^i~
ent who could sing to do so.
'Soldiers’ Home at
Hut*
of
th*
Kaffirs—
-RecsIlsPIo*
whore
It doceyu uuduoltuinutha ?
Bath, N. Y., writes:
The response not having boon, suf­ fcvontuully the resuiu^uro
9
nosr Pays of America, (
naWflpf- some othojrdl«Bs^ Now ,1^
Gentlemen: A*
ficiently ,hearty dflring the first verse, from
typhoid fever cad
(
many ot my friend*
Mr, Beecher,,befor.e the second again, ood bawel troubleat the
J*<
have 'used Doan’s
■ . ?■ <2- Wbut causes Conetipatiouy
"W© hay© had In our South African exhorted all to sing.
Kidney Bills and
A, Neglect to respond to th« ,.I,
i “Come, brethren, It you have -the ■promptly.
country
just
such
fearless
and
hardy
Look of exerche.1^
^
have been ©unod o f
♦a
pioneers as you had in America flut­ grace of.God in your hearts, let It work. Mental emotion anaimpwW^aii
->l
ktdoeyaodblidder
4oe
ing
the- epoch .when the whit© men come out In- yhiir voices. Sing! All >iSioiYhat'are tb0 Tem * ot ^lectedOw
troiibleS^ l reel, it
were engaged In constant - struggles together nowl Sing!"
my duty to recomwith' your Indians,” remarked W. A* The little girl took this as person- any’ot^r.ail^ttse.ni^wuile?
mend the medicine.
al-hppeal and hastily bethought herself jeve^tomuch.-bowetA^oy^M?®
Campbell of NatpL Brom' ’ personal experience l 'know
troubles, cto, It is the-onSdiwii^^litl
of.the,song dearest to the heart; the ;all
“There
are
to-day
llvlng
In
our
com*
others, ladJzesiion.UyspeDif^i br
Boas’s Kidney Pills will cure Inflam­
of
sleep und-Htrength ure'itjl
*KWI«
munltles’ men who- have matched the ,cry , of-*© fruit, vender w ho’'often
mation of the bladder,-having expert*
■appendlcW
s
and
ttstulaVarecaH'fS:^
.exploits o t you r, Boones find .Crocketts brought..fXljiil; ,fo Jier home, Accordended relief the second day of using
fowsuKerers
and - Codys* ■ I know personally the ingly, when the verge hegan ahe let; elojttnOut
the medicine.
until it is too
late. .WomrwfirethP?,^?
en
forth
her
voice
In'
a
shrlll
cry
ot
most
daring
of
them
all,^.the
celebrat­
(Signed)
J. A. GOULDEN.
Invalids as a result pf Conuip«(?“e
ed Col. Collin tfrander, whose;name In. “Straw-ber-rles I Straw-ber-rlesf Straw. Bold by all dealers. 80 cents a box,
Q, Po'phyatolansrccoiinlzc thlsy
-©-household - word throughout, South Jbecj iaal ...,The nongregatlpn faltered^
-foster»mihiirn„flo,. Buffalo*,JKL,X»,
Africa, and the record of whose des­ stopped an4 laughed, but Mr. Beeoher,
Q. Can'tt
BIG “FUSuTSHfcK SUED.
perate fights with thd natives would hot at all disconcerted j balled^ out,
fill a- volume. . Back In tho .'70s the “that's right, little girl. That’s ifight.
Chicago, Oct.-10.—The Peruna Drug
colonel committed som epolltical of­ If you can't praise God In' anything, Manufacturing Company,' manufactur*
wi wumnitt >D]uri__
fense which put him 1n disfavor with but strawberries, then sing Bttawber- yuo
I WiyAll«^*» » • « n a llft
Increase the malady. You I
Wers of a widely known proprietary med­
rles.”
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'
the
Natal
government,
and
b
e
was
own experience. '
\tOTAV HM,|TiA*«r-ta9Hl4t:
icine, has brought suit ln tbe Superior
practically outlawed. With a bold
G,1' WhBt then'Should bBllnna i
AVAII.ABl.fi
fOA
Court of the City of Chicago against
kfeart he went to Zululand to Hye, and —— ' — Best In. the -World; __:;— MlMTAftY*0VTV,..,I0.75»;«I7
the Curtis Publishing Company of Phil*
Cream, Arh-> Oct.'flth.—-(Special.)-found speedy favor 1n the eyes -of bid
Idelphia, alleging that It has been
After
eighteen months suffering from spaooof ii No othcrVcmcdy
Spearbold, one of the greatest; of the
..ilamaged to the exteBJLQf_$250,Q(WLby *
Kaffir sub-kings. At that-:tlme there Epilepsy, Baokache and Kidney Com­
recent article lu the. Ladles' Home
ipbirjriBurjatf v r zn £ <3itc4NJtzkzi /r u /r /A . c x jm t / o m a x jra tR v/ra
were a dozen .or more petty sever plaint, Mr. W. H* Smith Of thlrf place
Is HulVg-Orapo Toblo1
Journal.
•.
elgns,
and they were continually raid' Is a well man again and those who
Comprehensive
plans
.
are
being
The suit Is based on a statementTe*
Ing one another’s dominions, stealing have watched his return to Health un­
eently-ihadg in that journal that a made by the general-staff of the Unit­
women, after the fashion of the hesitatingly give - all thb ofedit to
F IG H T IN G F IR E A B O A R D S H IP
testimonial as to the merit of the-rem­ ed States army for placing the mili­
ancient
Romans, and likewise driving Dodd’s Kidney Pills, In an interview
tary
establishment
on
a
more
efficient
edy roanulictured by the plaintiff, al­
off
herds
of cattle. . '
■ regarding his cure, Mr. Smith.says:.footing,
Brie
fly,
they
look
to
th
e
for­
leged ta have been given by Congress
“I had been low .for eighteen months
“Shortly after Collinbrander -be­
man George H. White of Soutb-Caro- mation of a regular reserve corps of
C
o
m
m
en
t
on
the
D
estruction
of
the
Ja
p
a
n
e
se
Battle­
•'tinequaUed,.'pieasftnftotato
Injuring tlie in
with
my back, and kidneys and also •. vm.v
came associated with this Zulu chief
linarwas fraudulent* .'denial fromMr, 40,000 trained inen, a national., reEpilepsy. I had taken everything'. I WMw1lwe,8,e'' -It Htren^the°3«idtiulS
ship
M
lkasa.by
a
F
orm
er
l/n
ited
States
Naval
Off
leer
a
raid
was
made
Into
his
country
by
serve
of
100;000
and
an
organizedstate
White that he ever gaVe such S'testi­
a' neighboring king, at a time when knew of and nothing seemed'to dome - G, Vhe.ro oanMuil’s GropeTontoIk
militia of at least 00,000. It is pro­
monial also being printed* The~ astouhdirig feature- of the fire her of his best men had been over­ old Spearbold was not suspecting at­ any good till a friend of mine got me '. A. Your’druj?(?lst sefis It. ' Thedollartot
The Peruha company declares, that posed to keep t he .army enlisted to its
to send for Dodd's Kidney Pills. ■I find
Congressman White did give the testi­ present strength of 60,000 men. With by which the. Japanese battleship come- byr”the smoke and were lying tack. Several |owns were laid waste, ;that they are the greatest medicine contains nearlythree times tho bo-csmifc*
many
men
were
killed
And
hundreds
Good f«| Ailing Children and Nurtlci Xctbr
monial in .good faith, and that it has these reserves established, the new Mlkasa was destroyed is the fact that oti the- upper deck .in [the hands of the
In
the
world,
for
now.
I
am
able
to
of
women
were
captured*
Then
the
as­
two original letters from. Mr^Wbite.Jii Plan would allow the president to call. ’the magazines were not 'flooded, al- surgeons.:
>'
A f ree bottle to nil who have ntvfif
declares that Mr. Wbite'was led to together an effective fighting force of . though the crew had been fighting the
Our blue jackets.were soonworking sailants beat a retreat, knowing --wei) work and am in fact as stout and. because wo know It will euro you.
_StiiQng_as_boforo I took stckjl'. - —
- -.-.repudiate the testlmftn4&L*through- a4?5(UffiQ—men-at very short^notlce.'
.flajnesT for about an hour before the strenuously at-'the pumps on the berth:'r that the whole martial force of the : Dodd’a. Kidney Pills cure the . Kld-.m isunderstan d in g.
__ ^ | O fficers of th e gen era l sta ff d e c la re explosion occurred. -r< ~~ ■
12+
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deck, and I s toed n'ear.them talking to Invaded territory would 'Soon. be- on
i-^WtEE-BOTTt^fhft Avgrpfffh-tnr fat rovpnffw-im~ri-'rflKr»tU>
f h at.r if th p -p ln n s tubd er -con biderat faaIk. our^'-navy^^qliqHvlug” tho~-4engi
ticiid
(.lilr,
. mn vuuiAuti will, your namoacdsdth a t h as been filed -again st'th o^ U u rtta—arera d ^ p ted - an d - m ad e e ffe c tiv e th e established custorarof the British serv­ clevor and hearty English lieutenant, i the prisoners. Here was. where Col- blood of. all impurities,
fli'e.sHnnd you-- <'rucKist'S tmme, for nfr«
meanB
good
-health
bottle
of
Mull's vh-upo Tonlotor StomS
Publishing company since it Inaugur- United States will head all the”world ice, certain precautions are ob'seryed who had thrown off his coat to keep! linbrapder's-genlus for war came In,
and Bowels, to ’
.
ated-itg attacks on “Patent Medicines." powers, comparatively speaking, ip be­ .iflLBrgoon.-as-.a-'flre is reported in a man- cool, although the weather Was far; and he.. immediately ‘ put himself at
Select -the' pleasures that will bring
MUM,'8 GRArK TONIC CO
ing able to put l b . the field,- thoroughly of-\va'r.x
from warm. - Moreover, he \yas wrig-! the head of all the horsemen of hl.s you greatest-joy, ChooBe the Work you' 148 Third Avenue, U^ek 'Island, Illliwli'
Advancing the Farmers' interests. ' equipped^anfl. traiuotf, at. a moment!!
are
most
fitted
to
do......................
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^-ahd-ttioccur-red
to
'
m
e;
fr/lend
Spearbold
and
started
out
In
ms-j-nc-i-edlble tin
"Traveling a g e n ts“ arnl73a !esm en su re notice, anTnrmy rof a quai'ter:of remti- ese, .who have been trained, in the tra- that ho knew the 'fire Was more- ser PUrsuitrof the"
NO TONGUE CAN TELL
- n ow -seat-from -fh e-h fim 'e o fllc & s-o f-th e -U ip n -so ld ie r sr : The $1,00 bottlb conlufns nearly ttm
dillons of both-'tbe-Americart-aird-the- ious-thati- it- had■been—represented—to-r-battlc-that_enstied was. a complete trt
times iho: coosize.—........... ... .
Tile, militia reserve, set at 50,000, British navies, should not, have adopl- me. ..........
— , '
I umph for the pursuing party, but"one
C hicago-p ackers in to all Sout.h A n ierlWhen a mldflhipinaM' crrffio flying to incident of it is to this day told Ip How I - Suffcrod with Itching and
ca a and lA sia tic coim trlcs. T h ey are could be expanded, as states accept ed these precautions as a part of (heir Bleeding Eczema" UntjLSpred"
The Kenplno has a date nnd numberethmpedoo]
the
t<
trms
of
the-Dick
act,
passed
in
fire-drill.
,
, ........
him with a message; that'the captain , ©very Kaffir hut. .
goin g in to e v e r y land, np..m atter w.hat
.the label—take no other fromyour dni£|tu,\ I
by
Cutlcura.
’
1903,
which
provides
ways
and
moans
wtshed-to
see.hiin.ho'
grabbed
hlB_coat;
.‘‘That
was
the
hand
to
hand
fight
In
an
American
ship
the
instant
a
-la n g u a g e m ay, bo sp o k en . or w h a t
'jnbaey be used. T h ey w ill ex ch a n g e for promoting the efficiency of state fire- is^ dlscovercrl it" is reported lo tho out of .the lee scrapper's, where it wasj between “the Englishman atidV-p-Zu)u
S p u r i o u s A r tic le s ,n Museumt.
“No tongue can toll, luuy I suffered
forces. The organized m-iHtla numbers officer of the-deck. The latter lmme- .washing about, -put' it on, .streaming ! warrior of herculean strength and destheir, good s for cowrieB o r elep h an t
.
It
has been said by -more than owl
125,000 officers and epilated men.. As .dlalely.oi'de-r&.flie soundl,ng of the'fire wltli water, and .dashed up the hatch-, Perate cour-age, The duej_. was for for,five years with a terribly painful, authority that-,'. i_f all the articles la]
tu sk s— a n yth in g to s e ll the. product
itching, and bleeding eczema, iujl
censug-reports--show-~that the' United
and get something In rt-turn convert!- states could, if pressed,1put an army alarm, which is all, that-Is necessary way to the. quarter deck. A moment j blood from start to finish* Collin- body and face boin^ covered with our museums .and some 6 f the great]
later
he
shotpast
me
down
the
ladj
blander
was
knocked
off
his
pony
by
to
send
every
rtian’to
his.
station
for
private collections' wore examined and
ble into money,' It'may seem odd to of nearly li,000;0.00 in the field, the
-der; muttered “Thank God! at last!" I a battleax hurled from a, boulder by sores* Never in my life,.did I expert; thoroughly overhauled by experts,jl]
fighting the. flames,
some, folks, bat traveling, men, carrytfefi.j>Iaw-:,al8 0 -hreaklnff ence such awful .-suffering, and I would be foufid- that-a- ereat-pt<ipot*|
-ing—eftsen with oamploo of-Amorloan general staff - believes- that~the rc--- The instant.:::he-"nlarni' i'w-RfmmtefV:
serves
'the.stock
of
his
rifle and leaving him longed for death, which I felt .was .tion.w-n’e_ spurious. ■
can
be
filled
In
very
short
the
orderly
at
the
cabin
calls
the
capWhen he rejoifred me .his manner
jufiat products, cam Jbe_„seemJLn the tinre."
wlthno"weajion~Beforehe"could”ri
8 e near*- I^-had-tried-doctors -and "medi­
TaiiTAnnr'gefs
the
keys.
of
the
maga­
^was so>tota 11y.Jd,ifferent from what it
desert of Sahariti the sands ef #anzi
cines without success, but my mother
. What It Teaches Us.
bar or in Brazil,'“where the nuts come’ W ith -a force o f 25O’0Ol). t-rainedMnen zine floodcooks from the captain’s had been that I asked him why he .the stalwart Zulu was upon, him bran- -lnsisted^that—I-. fry... Cuticura._.I.i_£elL
ready for a ca ll- to -arpis t h e ,TUnlted- rgoip", ferrdy^ta"tarff The-unOvchTto- the was- ” now so app arfmt'ly 7, contented" dishihg-a-stabbing-assagalf-which-ho
—T
po—
watch—
the—1ives - of—those-ia-t
; from.1’ Great is the enterprise oJL the
better'after the first bath with GutlYankee merchant,-■ The greater the S ta te s would occupy a- low position' officer .whoso duty it Is to flood the when h© lmd been so nervous pre- thrust into the Englishman as ho lay cura ^oap and one. application^of.Cutl- monastery I s like looking at a largej
prostrate, 1 but which-luckily found no
shop-laden-with silver and gold
"•
market, the greater- the price and sta­ w h en th is force is com pared w ith o th ­ magazines in case the captain orders •ViOU'Ely; '
cura Ointment, and was-soon entirely precious things; it: teaches us hejrj
vital
spot,
'
:
"
er
a
rm
ies
o
f
th
e
world.
O
u
tsid
e
of
him-to
do
so.
'
■
"Wei!, I fancy you would pave been
bility of the price of the product and
."There ensued one of the. most ter­ well. (Signed) Mrs. A.-Etson, Belle- many things we can dowithout.-Since all .magazines and shellrooms nefvops, too,” lie 'replied, “if you had
all that-geec.to. make It In lis various E nglaniT T fiilitnry 8 erv lce_ is g en era lly
"
rific
battles ever waged between- two Vue," Mich?’
com
p
u
lsory
in
Etirope,
and
thriTnnrst
Bishop of Plymouth.
;
are below" the water line the space known you were standing- over two
stages. . '
1• . ■*■■■■
:'
be ta k en Into co n sld era lio n In ip ak in g around- the ^cartridges and' shells i_s_ tohs-of powder, with a hot fire burning men* Luckily. Collinbrander w^s as
•Matrimony vs*'Femalo Labor.
strong as he was1 brave, and he had
th e com p arison .
............
--r'8TATi or Ohio, Ci-tv of Toledo, f ,,
quickly
filled
with
waiter,
and-as
long
about,
two
yards
away.
The
captain
One
objection, to trained feraale laL ucaxT m s rv .
' . C
.
AWFUL NEURaI T
F ra n ce h as a n active: arm y o f 400,- as that condition exists- an explosion only just now allowed me; to flood the the... advantage -of scientific - athletic bor,rsaysthe"MedIcalPres 8 -andClr:
F rask .1. CUKNV.Y luniccs ofttu tTia|< h® 1» sealot
■ purwer yf U>e’ariiJL_oJU£._JL.CiiicKKY & Cu- dojus 000 nir.ii In 'service; - H er first reserve"
training.
Grasping
the
Zulu
by
the
would be impossible:
■
r ..
magazine.’1' - - —
.
culator, 1 is that the'service is liable
DiiAlnpM In tho Cttjr of Toledo, county ana1State
throat he choked him almost to death, to bo disorganized by epidemics of Mr. PorterThought H,e.ShflUltt.Go.ti
- . aforesaid, and that nnld linn will pny the eum of corps num b ers 1,320,000- men,- while.;
It
Ip
difficult
tounderstand,
there­
.Ca’
p
tv
Palmer
had
had
it
Impressed,
‘" ’ONE lIUNDltl-.U li-JLI.AUs for caoh and every
But Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills
. ca*e of Cataiixii.that c&imtit'be-wrurod by the u»e of there . ar<r' 2f2.7p,000 m en - in w haf is- fore; how the- Mikasa could have been •on him that he would.be held rtccount- and finally he slew 'the native with .matrimony ...among - the;,;.employes.
^
/
.
Cured- Him.
P am/ u OAtAiiKa Cimx,
his
ow,n
assagah'
ln
this
strange
enNurses- are by no means exempt from
—
,
FRANK J. CHENET. .know n a s th e ‘'territorial reserv es." blown up from an ignition resulting able for any unnecessary-waste of the
“
—
11
It
seems
like a mirnelo that Dr,|
counter,
which
lasted
fully
half
■
an~
-- s wath' to- Wfim r TiTB"»nd -iimjiii'HiH‘d ' iiciiiy itr««» Site can . (las tly* put 4,oiiu,ijoo; traiheuS trom a tire In the hold. ,lf. when the ship’s stores or ammunition', and he
this weakness,, and o r late a disposlwnco, itiUCiHday of Dcbember, A. I). 1880.
Williams
4
Pink
Pills should have cured]
hour,
the
principals
were
left
abso-‘
tion has shown itself in certain hospi­
■■'■-L l-" — — ------*** A. W. OLEASONi— ^—‘ m en in tho- fiold- a t shortr-hotlce^ A us-j fire was burning in near proximity, to was reluctant to flood .the magazine
| »KAf; |
luteiy.alone; their position being- such tals to discourage tbo adrpission of lay’neuralgia,” said Mr. Porter. "They!
- NOTABYI’UBLIO. trla-Hungary .can put 1,540,000 men .in/
are certainly a marvelous medicine M]
that butside Interference was impossiriall'A Catarrh .Cure t( tnkon Internally and act* tho field -on a war mobilization . by
W fu m v e jv a fO K n a va
^ mult'y-un .tli« tr.iMtfrTwd-wwioMa aorft
"14ift1
ftlVVfl^ -glfld’TtrMT't'eni
—
1
!
6
'
this
nour
t-he
survlVor'd"
face
-ilinply calling on tbo reserve forqes;'
the ground that the* fact of their fu­
lyatoin, Bend for teatlmonlalH, free. .
shows an enormous scar wherp the ture- being, thus, mortgaged indisposes ’ *'Fortwoyelu'S,” he continued,^IW.
V J.-CHE-NEV &CO.,Toledo,0. the members of which* are trained.
. Sold oval) DruRaMt*.7.10, ‘
battleax struck, and on bis person are tfipm .. to thaL_seif:abnegation and Buffered almost unqiultimblo pain'sinnif,
—Takf-H»lt-> l-'ainUjcI’tHa-forTionaUitatton.——— -T,he—
peaee-army-4s-eomppsed-of-346r>
still other scars to remind him how single minded'devotion to duty which ‘head. They would start over Diy SJfl
000 officers and m en.
A w orn a ir- fe e ls - ,t lin t s h e is n o t - h a lf
close-he- was-to-death-when-he-lay-in are held to constitute *the stock 1 in; Aud shoot upward most fvoqJeutly, M
Compared to Germany's moblliza:
approciaUjd unless sh e - fs oxaggvrutod
the grip of the black savage,-r-Wash- trade of those who.propose to take up' they often spread over my face,aa^tj]
-ab o u t. t.wiiiUy..,times.
-tion-'reflotirc.es,- our--army of—2S0,fl(Kt:
timesTeveryTparfc of my head ana fMU
Tngton P ost;- "’
'
nursing as a profession.' Some of the -Would be full of agony* Sometinic8 l.^|
looks like a corporal’s-'guard, ' Upon
— To batinder Colored 'Embroidered Llnent, the.word oLthe jtaiser Germany^can-^
young women may prefer the Indepen­ pains were so iiitciiso that I actajiv]
Origin of Shoe. Throwing.
■TO'dn'ftUdor, Colored, e'mitroiderod. Jinons
dence: of the single state; but the haa-’ reared theyrwouId drive ino niad.----^]
Shoemaking
was-a
distinct'Hrade
as
"7^wtttri?50il"rcHiilts," th ew o rk Hl.rourdrlkrdoho" onv-voi"y-sliORt notice, mobilize -3 ,0 0 0 ,.
r^-far back as 1 COO B* G., and tefereaco ilorlty,hsisiyre'dly^only-await the oppot^
—^ t uteM-y ami ctw-oftillv.
Wash - th rough fiOOTtmtiiod mcm7 "fu1 iyui]nt-frpefl;—Ilei"
w;irmr>.-£y0py~&oap suus, rubbing with' tho reghlar peace army -is only 0 0 0 ,0 0 0
! is made in scripturo. to different sym turiity to disqualify themselves for was alwayTftbur* ii1 sei isatioii ^1
Get-jnmy
France.
/m/y
■■'hands-;- rinso through n cleat- w ater, then
forehead, but; tbo Other patns wnwtl
..
.
ibolical usages in connection with the nursing profession.
Her "reserves consist of 2,sometinres they .xvoro-acute, ■iuid
through ;unotliur which is sligh tly btuo. strong.
a
magazifler^he
captain
failed
to
orbecause,he
was
afraid
the
rulried
pow*
j
sandals
or
shoes
T)ry-iii^Toors.; .to Iron,
tbo pioco very 310,000 infantry, 151,000 .cavalry, 32.0,•
they wore. dull Aud .lufgormg, I
How They Told Time*
damn -and plac-e it, right slfloTIown/bn a 0Q0 artillery, 78,000''technical troops, cler.’ lt‘ flooded, his neglect, of such an der .would'be charged up against him I The delivery of a shoe: was used as
not sleep. My tem po]' was lrritaul®
* so ft blanket. Press w ith a hot iron.......... -Three
boys
were
told
to
go
and-take
a testimony^Jn-transferring-a-possessuch- as engineerfrrstgn0 l'nmT7 'hffllTro't.i- relemientar-y-precttution-wouhHmidy--an - -by-the-admiralty*;
I got uo pleasure oitt of life.
.J
KLl'l'ANCJIi H, PAItKFlIt.
The fire wasJuimlng in a breadroom j-slou, A man plucked off his shoo and the exact time by the town clock. Jbe
tried roiuedy after
Is'ts-,. "automobile corps, pic,. and. 168,-. almost unbelievable negiigefi-ce,
I had aiL.exiK'j:icnce.jn_aJlro aboard just below..tho wardroom, and it could -i gave it to his-nelghbor, - and- this was first -came~back- andsald:,..“.it ia-;_i z fln(liiig*no_help ih auy of taeiiki J
U m b r e lla s seldom -csomc homo to 000 troops of other"fornifttlons^-Theyo'clock.’’ He became in after' life a came a despairing'J.vab." ^ ‘ , ' ^ , “ 11
r-poost—— —
.■
avb in ' active reserve service*. - - . . -a—man*of--wur-;ortpo that loads me to be reached only by cutting holes in “ a testimony In Israel.’'
Uegaii to titke Di'.W iIhnms PiakPilaji
1
>eHoV
6
=:t-ht)
4
ajiuro*^o**tmou;;
4
-hc_'
M
ilta-"
Sfiez
wardroom
floor
and'
niB]ug-:the*|—^(^throw
lhg
of
a.-shoo-on^nrouerfcF
Italy’s-^eacoi army of 236,000;.i»- al--;
hafrino great hope of ft c‘lf6, > ,w.» ft]
“act;He
said
itnvns
"threerntmites
moat as great as the army of reserves -.su-')r-magazine-may have been due to breadroom with water. This would_ was a’ symbol of- new ownership, as after 12. He became a doctor. The • ” That was In Deccmbor of
have
worked
all
right
but
for
the
fact
the.
captain’s
lack
of
Judgment.
•
“Over
Eodom
will
I
cast
out
my
shoe,’’
contemplated by -the ■gcnera-P-Htaff.- A
out my; surprise, a chiuigo 1“ ,
From those ancient practices came . third looked 'a t the clock, found'
trained army of l,ir>O.Wt^mx?.n can Im- __In' November,. 1868,' while., serving that the .breadroom bulkheads were
Mcl.
t 0 . took place rlght away. T ^ g g l
walk-back-tfr
put !r* the field' at short* notice,'.re-. as-^watch officer aboard the United not, water, tight; .and, afteir reaching' a the old
-crultetl^fi'0 in-t-iie-3 ieae.tnve- mol >11 e._mill. Rtates; stekmshlp Frolic-, flagship of certain hlght., the water ran “'out as land of throwing an old shoo after -a the house, returned to the clock, then S f f Z r t i I kont on u*lng ^ ' ^ 1
whied^lnrtime-Tof-fcte^^
tla, 1 he reserve territorial militia and- Iho EhropMhr'stniion commanded by fast as It was poured' In, Rleahwh 11e brltie^n-her depaffut}e to a"new"liome7
shown, and reported the result thus gau with the first box, aud wheu .^ ]
Comm^xlprp
A.
M.
Pennock,
I
relieved
the
fire
was
smoldering
In
the
ceiling
to
signify
that
the
parents
gave,
up
all
from the national. .roscr-yes. - Her-to^
r
14-48—at- th is—moment 12 irouTa, TO Uied slxboxes^toppcd- Wy. ^
tal war strength is cytlmatcti- nt 3* ’ttieHock in tbo harbor of Glbraltar~at” of“the"room, wMch wasliiied wlth very” control “over theif daughter. .; —
.
....___
_
___
__
complete
and
hasJasted
Whoa you are bilious
minutes
and
16
seconds,”
That
boy"
4 o’clock in the afternoon. At anchor inflammable Georgia pine boards.
In Turkey it Is the bridegroom who
250.000. .
__ ___
-»nfl have headache,--bock*
hbouf- a- mi 1 e "away,. wltli no steam- uf . — Finally orro-of the Frolic’s <T6at“Keftv-" is pelted by the wed ding guests' with carae-to-flistinctlon as Helmholtzrthe- -r-Mtv-Oharies _H.
One
of
the
fnnturcs
of
the
now
plan,
ncho.tvnd bikdiaate la the
, scientist.—-New York Tribune.
mond.N.H.
that eatahllshlng a. nillltja reserve of was -, the: British Ironclad Pallas, a iers told me-tho only way to put' the slippers.—Stray-Stories.
people who have found
mouth, floc,d to yourkdrug-*
largeund
fom
ldablo■
avmored
shlp,-fire
out
wos
to
choiv-the-hole
in-thoS k - F M s will onredlft^sgaofffi9°g3
60,000 men, has attracted a grcnT'dcaT
"gist for tho best dulo for
rtGOLB- iaOLD.” "
.. . Mars* Blit.
.
deck big enough to let a man drop
that have stubbornly resisted
blUouflnoss—Celery King,
of ..^attention among nat ional , guards­ commanded by Cupt. Palmer, -R. N. .
Yer nebber mot Marso Testy Blit?
Into
the
breadiroom
and
turn
the
hose
After
turning
ovor
the
deck
to
mo.
tho tcinio-laxatlvo. It only
remedy tried. Not dnly
Yer nobbor hyearn him cues?
men, who are wonderlfig how this
“Good," He Says, “But Comfort Bet­ sciatica, partial baralys^
up' against the celling. It was a plaus­ Yor nobbor hyearn He: noctsr spill
ooets 2 5 cents to git well
-Uie-offleer-whom I relieved said:.
J
numiier will be selected.
Whon
he
jlahts
In
tor
fuss
ter."
ataxia
yield
to
.tU
n
They
aw
«
The
Englishman
has
been
exercia.
ible
plan,,
but
already
about
forty
men
De gats dut cyarnt nn! ttebber ' will
staff.. Is silent on jh is pojnt,Anil lt_hL
— “Food-that fits Js-better-that\ a-gold- ftUdraggisW rO r^a^bM ll^l^l^j
sac iy-Blzenjp-mah Mafse Bill?
fair to presume that efficiency rating ing at Arc-quarters over since 6 "bells” had been rendoredrunconscious~by~tl
mlne,’1: says a grateful man.
smoke
where
we
were,
and
it
seemed
Yer; nobbor wetchcd him arglfy __i
w ill, figure in tho selection as- the (2:30 o’clock)
—“Before
I commenced to^oAe Grape- Soheneotady, N.-Y.
W
irt
ronson
on’
\vld5Jjj]m
o.
doubtful-whether
a
man
couldUvFln
It
is
"customary
aboard
meftnof-war
most salient feature. It may be that
Er
cooktnll
ahliilti............
f’um'Fdch
eyo
“
Nuts food no man on earth ever had
If you have cream to separate a good each state vfill be called upon to.fur^ to take notice of everything that is' the breadroom;
CTUllUtfMlHUjy NUDllme?
Cream Hcparator 1bthe most profitable in* n_is_h its best rpglment,'the idea being -wing on in the harbor, and so I took
“Rig &-whtp over the hole," said the Nor nyrnni do roun1' worl’ 'damnea-Wld a worse infliction from catarrh of the
flKIllj *
♦
T ' stomach than I ha<f for years. '
vesttnenfr'you can possibly-make. Delay to appeal to'state pfitfe arid patriot­ a took at the Pallas through a strong coal heaver, “pay dut about six feet of
D o n ’t G e t W et!
FUr sbo’r Yor nobbor seen Marso Bill,*
^
means daily waste of
“I could eat nothing but the very
pair .of glasses. Sho was a sloop-rig- hose Into the hole and keep a strong
ism.—Chicago
Chronicle.
time* labor and product.
nobbor felt do hnn’ ho lends
lightest ^ood and even, that gavo^me
red. vessel, carrying about 300 men. stream going through its nozzle. Then Yor
.To dom.ho truly Iovob?
..
“
TOWER’S SLICKERS
DE LAVAL CREAM
great distress.
' Presently
a
peculiar
object
Was
round­
drop
me
dcjwn
with
a
wet
handker­
'AiV'
whilst
ho
winks
an’
meks
pretends
SE P A R A T O R S save
Downright Extravagant.
..pe^Rtpny face, nn’ shoves
"I went through _tho catalogue of
... will' keepa you ^*7 u
$ 1 0 .- per cow per year
Old Hannah Dayno was of the New ed up ; her mlsizep-royal masthead. chief over my face, nnd yank mo out His foelln’s In hl» boots* ho stilt t
every ycar.of useover all England typo of thriftInoaH that could When the stops wero ‘'broken" it* did at the end of a minute, ''ll) bet I have Cyarnt h|po do hotfrt ob mah Marae Bill, prepared foods Hut found them all
nothingclse wlll»bcc»a»8
gravity setting systems give Mary- K,. Wilkins’ old woman not flutter out like a signal, although liio fire out in short order,
(except Grape-Nuts) more or’less In­
Yor
nobbor?
M
nrR
O
,
Ab
greets
fur
yourae;
they are the product of
and $o,- per cow over
digestible, generating gaB in the stoma fairly .fresh breeze was blowing, and
The-*'Fna',l >h lieutenant: to whom I Do glory ob do Lord
S all imitating separators pointers, when It. comes to putting TFTobVcfiHIkg a dirty blanket: - Almost su"«»pqfffh'-t'hfrT>lnn''TcpIltffir,'','r‘';:L‘*^v..... JJoua-.p^ita»Ayar-4iy<-d<>n"
i-4fi~Hurn-:- produeed^-head—j-1}- —~ —the „bi t ' "Ciateri»lo,
Mft wbilo Ah shouts dat Gbfd -'
They reccl ved the Grand inohey In the savings bnuk:.on an im simultaneously ! saw a pun’ of smoke
aehe
and
various: other pains and
"Why,
o
f
eouree.
What
blank
fools
Mus’ felt right lonosomo till
seventy yealr**- txptA*;
Prize or HighesMtward come of a dollar a monthf »01d HanHo.
studied
up1
nn’
built
W
iit-np
m
fi,
ichesL-oniUdtherwlse-AmAval
lab!© iohcome
out
of
her
after
ports,
and
I
sent
we’ve
boen
not
to
do
it
before.
Your
1 ------- ---------- at St, lo u lif" - Tiah’g-Income: had"never been- much
-George
Caroy In Now York Sun.,
ence In
my. use,
Buying trashy oash-in-advanoe sepa more than this until she was 6 6 years word to-tho captain ^nd commodore. man is entitled to the credit of the
orators is penny wise, dollar foolish. old, when she fell heir to $7 5 .0 0 ( Y P a l l a s was on fire
“Grape-Nuts
food
I
hav©
found
scheme and he shall go dotyi, If he
London Has Fierce Gorilla.
A. J» TOWER AX
.*
. ... - .
^
ama vAfl wnrni
Suoh' machines quickly lo w their cost
Having m
received
word tn
to send assist­ wants to; but I will alternate with
Miss
Qrowther, the largest and easijy digested and assimilated, and
spot,
cash
and
gilt-edge
securities.
D6s(on,U3.AInstead of sa v in g ib
----. *..
/ ■ance to the burning ship, I got another him." ■ '
fiercest gorillg ever captured, has Just it has renewed my. health and vigor
• If you haven’t the ready cash : “An’ now I’m goin’ to be downright officer to relieve me in charge of the,
Bo a Yankeo coal heaver and an arrived at 4ho London zoological gar­ and made me a well man again, The
TOWXSMi'^^'
DE LAVAL machines may be bought extravagant for once in my life," snid
ort such liberal terms that they actually Hannah. “All my born days I’ve want­ dftcV of the Frolic and whut with three, English lieutenant ‘wore whipped up dens, She Is flvo feet six Inches In catarrh of the stomach has disap­
^ W brM®
p a y f o r thoimeXveo*
ed all the. pep’mlnt drops I could eat, boat loads of men aboard the Pallas. an.' down In the dense smoko that height, measures forty-two inches peared entirely with nil Its attendant
* Send today for now catalogue and an' I ain’t ever had ’em .' Now I’m go- Co.pt. Palmer expressed hear.ty satis-, poured from the enlarged cutting around the chest and possesses groat ills, .thanks' to Grape-Nuts, which now
name of nearest local agent.
In’ to buy a hull pound an’ eat ’em all fuejion at our coming. Half of the through tho floor, one relieving the strength, Occasionally vflho 1ms fits Is my almost solo food. I want no
other.” Name given by Pofltum Co.,
shin's company wero ashore on liberty, other at the business end of the hose.
,1J.Ut-UBuali.Y„b1iq la ,vflry„ahy
■Bm
u0r ■oreBKr’
M m ,1.... ............ 2—
TWrt
aha'
W
A"
CTffir
mrar
wBrwrr
twg‘
AW ill''S Whf 'fHTn^VeFt'h'Q'''^re was out 1' tfnd hides honface
74 Cort1aft<H8lr»H ain’t goin’ to waste no money foolish
ffleo from visitors
Vlaitora with
wlfrh
ureen, micii
li^h ACanal Six,
4-h<Mtr<h
:
were
-Ve
ry
■
t
lred^-wh
ila-^-jjtua^
l
^
l
efleph-jj,
fltlekney
;■
in
d
i
peggo
Pflfat;
.......
.....
.......................
Ten
day's*
trial'
telfs
the-story.-NhWYORK
CfHGAQO - 4
new.ArHftjdge.There's a reason,
C0N0HE88MAN QOULOSN
Increase in M ilita r y E iJ^iciency
th e
V \
T ry
E ll
m
HAVE YOU COWS?
m.
li
i&t
ML
ci-
-,v’ *
>
iUl
(IDNEY TROUBLE
DUE TO CATARRH.
THB 0UMPBR WHEAT CROP
Danger to Sulim in Arab Renascence >v>;....
CANAOA, :
O
F
.>
XCAI^BT THB PUBLIC ,NTERE8T
WOMEN’S NEGLEPT
Ovonoatous RoTormora Work for/Law
Asalhat Proprietary Medicines.
100,000,000 Bushel* of Wheat from
8UFFERIN6THESUREPE(ALTY
ln h ^ v .T n * ^ ? ro m Pc 0I L n.” ?.^ ° r *™ «)
revolution, t i t . a M re ..
4,000,000
Aeroo
of
.
Land,
“Schemes
to
dlminl8h
or
destroy
says.:
Threbton to Throw ° f f Yoko -7-The nationai^Afab: party announces .la order to ^secure the attention of- tbo sale df proprietary medicines are 1 Bealtb Thus Lost Is Restored by Lydia
constantly being devieed by intefestefl
4 AMept T hc,rThdcpendenc« Ha intention of separating completely the reader to any spebial article, that larties. Every now and than some , B. Ptnkham's Vegetable Compound.
is
-b
ro
u
g
h
t
-before
the
p
ublic,.
jt
j
s
:
frpm Turkey^and founding *an Arab
zealous reform er comes to tljw front,
How many women do you know. wbon a !US m u "» S Winff Prest,ge i u A s l a empire composed of all tho countries often the custom to l e ^ t b e reader on with the .demand for a law to require are
perfectly well and strong? We
SKnff a Utfl.d moro than one oriental of Asiatic Afabs inctesedi, within natM by^the intr^ucU on" b r ah interesting
hear every day the same story over and;,
every
package
of
proprietary
medi­
story
until
by
one
bold
jump,
he
la
’
T 80 118 hQad ana reassert
over again. / ' 1 do not feel well i Xam
Ho-nationah consciousness, says the ural, boundaries, from the valley erf introduced to the subject .that it is cine to .b e labeled with a printed so'tired
all the timet"
the Tigris and Euphrates, even to the
statem
ent
of
tho
‘formula,',
showing
1 Revl®WSl At' Constantl. Isthm.us of Suez, and from the Mdd4* desired shall be brought, to his notice.
*«,» ,is. u„v
,v the reader, and ,it u st how it is roaiiufactured.. The mil­
nople, tjxe lessening fear of the MusThis
not ,w„
fair to
ms
N.J.
bas suggested _th© increased op. terranean. to the:Sea of Oman, ■The ls npt the lutention to do th a t In this llons^ o f ; people who use, prtprietary
HERTZ, E J ? ™ J ? e tribe. sublet to Turk- plan contemplates a form of govern* articled- It wlll discuss in ‘th e .briefs-m edtetnee-seem—to—be - flfttisfled;..j)Ufc
-There 1* noTetqearm>h6-wl(Jew«fW that*ffl \
tone up the noraouf syitoo Uke
. ' _■
man "
with a mania for regulating
ish rule. Unfortun.ntoly for the sultan, incut under an Arabian Mussulman est way "Wester^ . Canada" and itB: the
..............
however, just as he has added to the which ''shall bo a liberal, progresslve,‘ possibilities for settlement. Por' the. the affairs of other people or who has
mm
constitutional sultanate." It is assert- past six or seven years the Govern* some personal interest to serve 1b
yolght of his hand there has.burst ed
that "to accopiplish this -maguifi- ment-of the Domin lon^oFCanada >hasOu^^TMg^smpIdcrlhg Arab revolution
cent
project it will not be necessary talked of the resources of Western To., a person who has never taken
which has already cost him sevoral to sled
any blood.”
Canada to the readers of ;thls and time to. consider It, such a proposition
of-the important towns la-the ljonlu-'
What can'tho^Turks in'the-Arab thousands,,,of.,-other papefs. through may Beem reasonable enough;-yet It
^auln.
oomiuy, who number only 50o'or 600,
By their
ifff
The porte believes that British rind -do4n_th©-face-of-l ^.000,-000? This has out the Hnltcri States. Tbe. quality Is in "fact nothing more nor less uian.
tuts the niAuxaiSur cuut otThgjtpwela,
.
a
scheme
to
compel
»the.
manufactur­
of
tbe
soil
was
spoken
of,
the
large
tone
U
repaired,’tho
iiomBl
gwrc looB we
•
German '.influence, is behind the upris- all been thought out and rho Arabian
ers
to
put
their
trade
throughout
the
luted,
tlie
olreulaUon
ef
«ood
beeltbr
W
eed
»
*
>
'£
area
of
fertile
lands
was
discussed
luteailuel-wollB 1# ro-wtablUliod. ena
<>»S:,
Sf* A reco,Jtly Published address of pcuplq. aro read}’. The address is
entire country, at "the mercy of every
aL
usKIsI), unhealthy state of the whole dtse«tIve ap- \
■th^-.Arab national pitnj’TrtiuwcvGr^tur ■sjgiii'd. -by: "The supromo 'couhcli-'ST the posBlbllltloa of the country as- a
-pw«iaftt>
n
>
patient
tote-tared
to
'commercial
rpirare™who
might
choose:
grain-growing district wore talked of.
These.tableta ere purely v(«iwfaWe
dicates a real racial, rcnuscenco of'
token without any noUwatiugeffect taw ttoewrt
Curative Power of PE-RU-NA much significance among the Arabs: .the national ‘Arab party," A number 0 $ an^d the story of the success of farm' to flood the market with imitations of
-U
rflleate
Btonm
cli.afflicted
, portionto
' trytheee
.. tablet* :
economic and Industrial’ projects are era fromi the United States was told. their good*.
..
:
We want
every
*v Disease th^ T alk __ _ The Turks of the Arabian noninairbi. ■nl£fl-Cmi.
tAinp1n4pri . hy
jp. The 6tory is-ne t -yet an-ekl-one. The.
atmir
,;
“Under - such conditions the inoen
it must be. remembered, are in the (dudliis ilui I'cclaniktion of' Syria and
of the Continent.
tlve
for
the
original
manufacturer
to
two hundred' thousand • from the
More than likely you speak the same
;grea.t minority. .Their'government is
' i-and no aeubt you feel MARVIN REMEDY CO., - DETROIT, MKN.
Nicholas u. Hertz, Member of Ancient oppressive, ineffective and bloody* Mesopotamia, by means of irrigation, United Statec. who have made: West­ advertise his • goods would be practi­
a of Workmen, Capitol Lodge, They are soon to ba'_east: out b^ -a mnlchig Uu>'f). ancient, lands a, second ern Cariada their homo,’' who have cally destroyed, for the money spent far from well. Tliecauso maybe easily Put up io cnotal boxes only. Z5 doaei, 2fl ct».
iou4.e-to-rmUa. - - - - — --------- taken- advantage of'the 160~acres of on advertising would inure mainly 1 0 traced tasoino4erangeracntjof the
-Mle «t drua^lita.
140, Pearl Street Hotel, Albany,
. trnirwwith.*»ite»t-» wit
lantl that-thb-Govemment gives fcee, tho benefit of the pirates and lmita- male organs which manifests itself in
Y.iwrites:
‘
^
csslon^of . spirits, reluctance to go ||||~ Y ^ f |n for « i«x of. Dr. ltart’e sure carer ; ,
“A few months ago I contraoted a
to actual settlers are' telling the story tors. Without advertising, the public depT
^
no matter wli»'t ,vou m#y have HI-id,
anywhere or do anything, backache,
4 tycoldwhich settled jimiy.kldnoySi
_W
ould—receive—little
information
in
our remedy rrrtti-ccrftvlneo you-oHht-v oodsrtul
’M , to-day to their friends, They hav<deach time 1 was exposed to inolom- W h e r e t h e “ T e n d e r f o o t ” H e ld H i s O w ii proven the statemonis made through regard to the medicine, and all future bearing-down, pains, flatulency, nerv­ Hret niiplii-Atlon. Friuell. by mall rreplUd,, Hotioiii.R ;
ousness,
sleoplcssnoss.
leucorrhcea.
“
R
em
edy
Co.,
Ltd.,
Chamber
of
Couniiert'O.
Uotrort.Mieu,
^weathor.tho trouble wasaggravAted
would be. greatly Impaired If
these columns and by the Government'
These symptomSTare but warning*
jtU finally I was unable to work.
Agents.
They have produced from inot wholly destroyed. It is mainly by that there is danger ahead, and unless
They
cried:
.'’Advance
arid
do
us
a
dance.
1
C
ow
boys
Had
Him
at
Decided;
s "After trying m any of th e adverYou blled-shlrt llttlo dudo." :
’their’lhrrd's,i,twenty, thirty, forty and judicious advertising that tho hnowi- heeded a life of suffering or a serious W H I S K E Y H A B I T
DisadvantagerUntll It Came to
is thelnevitable result. ^
1remedies for kidney .trouble, I
And they all yanked out ferocious guns ' more bushels o f “wheat ' to 'the acre, edge of proprietary med,icinea-' is operation
O
ne
Thing
He
Had
Learned
-Tbe'nevor-failing
remedy tbralLthesc
CURED.
brought
to
the
public.
Nothing
is.
A’rul each fellow chewed his quid, :
Uy took Peruna.
and netted profits ranging from three
aymptomala=l»ydi$
<
‘
B
rPinkharo’c
Vcg«
“Down
East."
And
the
woU-dressed
prig
did
a
little
Jig,
more
c'ertaln
than
that
millions’of
peo­
A
-Special
O
ffer
lor October , end November. r
Is a week the intense pains in
. tor ho did-as l.^o was bid,.
*-... to ten and more ,dtoilars on every acre
etable Compound.'
Four
weeks'board,
room and an -a b s o lu te ;
ple
have
found
relief
at'
a
compara­
tilled.
They
have
found
the
climate'
m back were much relieved and in The -tenderfoot- was. a bold, bud man
And the ..morry bunch had, a lot of fun fully as good as they were told It tively s^all expense by; 'the use 1of —Miss Kate McDonald, of Woodbridge, euro for all desire for drink for *7*.00.;
_■And a bold, 'bncl man ..was '!»;■
N.
J.,
writes
;
bur weeks I w as able to tak e up He wont out west wltlp-n ‘broidered- vest- . With the tenderfoot that day,
JWrito for particulars. PATTERSON SANITARIUM,
'But' the/..got a jar when they came to would be, schools -were conven lent and some r iedF_firsrcalled_'to their Dear Mrs. Pirikhnm : .
316 E. Bridge Street. Grand BapIdSi MfOlu .
Anil ills t^es were-a alglit to seo.nrwork again.
the bar,
'
easily Organized, railways were not notice through newspaper advertisingv; “ I think that irwomnn naturally dislikes to
'ij still cbntinued to use Peruna for |H e wore ,klir gloves-on Ida iaoft. wmtijFor hb put much boozo' away.
far distant, and markets , close at Why, then, should, the manufacturer make her tronbkw known to the public, but
(another month and at the end of that !
lumds. ,
•
.
They ordered rounds and rounds and hand. „..TIw social conditions were of-a -merltoHous-proprletary remedy restored health has meant so much to me that
P IL E O ID
. He .had patent.shoos for gentir;
‘
Ittise I was perfectly well.
~
,;-r rounds,
I cantiot help froin tolling mine for the Nike
.1l tho_ tlla-hQ_wore-ho-roundly-sw6re-~- -- •ptithe-plaerr-known.-aB-Tjrer-'— “~
-WlLL-CURE-YOUJF_mUJiftYEiPLLlB.
suebras-^hey
chose
-to
make
thomrandr
;-"I-now take' a dose or'twO when-I- jA11Cost
-b©-compeUed-by-law— to,-PEactlc‘aIIjL^6f=other
' ' sulfevin
T. ' g-womvn ......................
,blm 1.000 cents,
And each . sago-bush Junk .swore he.’d law_and order were, observed. ■
IT GIVES IMMEDIATE RELIEF. ,
kwfl-iiflfln axtiOsotl and-flnd- t b a t it ia
■Many destroy his buslftesa, as.a condition of
3jwfcdr1nr~dnwltFfn^ Rftfnplns and Booklet 8enl Upon RegutiL
it
endid to keep me ■well,’!
.He.hnd _a_b.lg suit .c<\hc full oficlothes
”*
IT"war
..And. .he carried a dress suit,, too,
Auk your drusSTSt for It nTrer lisvlua urad tlie -:
.
H undredsof Cures.
And his colored .socks -had. crimson clocks And they drank all day and drank alf tow-priced and good, and hundreds of -that is exactly what these formula thought I would recover, but Lydia E. Fink- Mmole*. Weinvlte yourcorreBjHindeuce, xae IQI*^ .;
ham’s Vegetable Compound has entirely IuwIuklaon.«of many toiiilmonialB. - . _
cases could be cited where the pur­ blits m.oan.—Excharied
. nlgirt
Dr. IInrtman-i s-con sta ntly- ln-recelpt- And his shirts were plnk-arrd blue.'4
'
CtimnpftUit, III-, NOV.-2Q,
tcured me, and made me, well and strong, andr AiUl-8opt6
A11 the.barkoop. hhd to sell,
chase,
price
of
the
land'was
paid-out
M
O
(l1
<
stD
O
C
m
npatiy;
.
.,
;
„ |of testimonials from people-who have And. ho hit tiro trail.’for
cactus land And one by 0 1 1 0 . each son of a gun
I feel it my duty to tell other suffering women
Donit
get
into
the
way
of
belittling
lhsve bud moreor leas trouble front.Itching, pll.ef of the first crop. The writer knows of
where.' the cowboy rules 'afar reigns,
Beneath tho tablo fell.
' - .
ensured of-chronlo-and complicated
for more than four year*. Ono-lmlf box of riieoia ■
your chances and feeling they are .nor. What a splendid medloino it is.”
~hetght~ofcases-thls-yeai’-where
the
fhriner,-.as_
-cured
«pe.TVorympeCt f u ^ oH- ; - DI>AIll!)( ..
iidney diseaso-by Perpna.-—iFer—free •Wlth-i
I f you uro illr d o n ’t h e s ita te to g e t a
.
style
Until at last but tho d.iulo, remained
a result of the yield on his farm, was "big enough- to 'bother over.
jedical advice, address Dr. Hartman,
He struck .those western plnins.;
As sober as any judge,j '
b o ttle o f L y d ia 'E . P in k h a m ’s V e g c to Your money ytIUto
Ly Tl,t JiupKl*t If
-And_lui_v.lewed_the-scene—wlth.-a.Bmlle- -nut—In—^position that-would- enable^- -^••»-t>»iTn»trenMy-c''red7-No-ni,to»*nervoUimew»f(er' 'b le - Cornpbnud a t .once, an d w r ite to
sldent-ofMThe Hartman Sanitarium,
you Are not *»ti*flo0 *» to results. /The pflce of ..
m a ilraulay'HOsa'of Ur. XItne’aOrentNerveUmturAnd the dudo put -up' at the "Tough'
. serene. - - 1
IColnmbi]8 i Qfiio, ■v
M
rs
P
ln
k
lu
im
,
L
yn
n
.
M
ass.,
for
sp
e
c
ia
l
hlm
to'
Increase
his,
holdings
three
PH
oold
Is
ii.no
parboxt
but
to
any
one wlioou aot
«r.
Read
tor
KKKJD
82,00
trJnl
bottle
and
treatlso,
. hotel .
And .he ordered up more budge.
.
tried our oreftt reuiedy-w.e wm sord t.wo boxes lot
In the .town of Tralalalee,
extra acres for. every acre cropped and DR, It, H, KLtNK.Ltd., 031Aren Street, rotlodelpblu, Va. a d v i c e - i t is free an d a lw a y s h e lp fu l.
tbe
price
of
one.
Euuugh
to
euro
m
ost
cues. Madeby
Whore the cowboys como when they get And ho drank a health to himself that pay cash for it,. Is it any wonder that
A sum: ;
•
■' ANTI-SEPTO MEDICINE COMPANY,.
_ ■_ day.*
Of money to ..burn WJth glee. .,
As ho viewed .the -western wreck,
one grows enthusiastic when-speaking
319 Ea*t_63rd Street,
»
CHICAGfX •
gF^^t^ughr-but^tiwy-can't-pour:
GURESGONSHPATIOH— 1 And he wont' about with a languid nir ^ReFTO
■stuff
■
‘ i• And -the- cowboys sized him up,
Like .I can down, my neck.” t
But what may be said of this year,
Relief that conies ffora the use of
T a k e Y ou r C h o ic e
And each. sunburned one swore:- *Tll
We
are now in a positi,on’to speak re­
pills, or other cathartics Is better
____ ha.va..Bi)me. fun
.
,
The tenderfoot was_ a- bol d, , b'acL man
garding if. The conditions throughout
' Or I am a yaller pup,” —*’•
■ W ith'his trousers nicely creased, '•
“TF^Si no., i f ”—tTifliaevr'
than suffering ,from the results of
And thiv co.wbovs ahrlnki .when, he men­ Manitoba and the new provinces of
liquid stove polish, brilliant
constipation, but relief and ouro
tions drink,
■'
So- they all lined up in the "Tough” -hoand lusUiu;. ^t-shh'ios casfor,Combined mnv be had at the samo
tel ' — - ... : - .... '----- - —For ho learned-te-drihk-down-east, ■— Alberta and Saskatchewan have been
f ^ o o D u o i ’S
— And/-wlth-laughterrloud-nnd--rude
■Ghlcugo - Chronicle.
prira flnti mnrrt prom ptly,- fa r
—
- wears longer, and covers move..
remarkably favorahle.----Had ' condlFor-Infants nnd~Childrc n.
suifticc than any-o th er.. —tlong been. no better than in past
B ig Can, 1 0 c, - .
years there would have been every
L a n e ’s F a m i l y
If you want tfc savo labor,cause for congratulation. , We find
r
erdlet™*]
«t«dOgti^l
S i,
■MtSSI
tOBU^SI
jjCoaJISl
■terra
ifcoa
ecoa
W'auSl
Mwli ­
ttlestout!
•un ComJI
be Bhorteal
^o»b3J
ly sodfgj
wot of tkt]
o wnltufl
in tbelDiafl
irtucikfiil
IHenoul
-ftsj
take. Att|
(be iji
](2build
iobetm;
ijisan
iXettea'
iveris* J
■; ioi4j
nonodal,
for Mrw,
SttoOMli
CO„—
i. UUnotf
Valnljr,rly tlm
if
■
’
ittaptdot]
seumiT
than om|
rllcles 1b]
the great]
lined and]
xiiertsjt]
t:-proW |
ose-ltt-t
t a largal
gold and]
ua howl
dtbout,rI
lift
iGoii
Pill*
ive cored]
r. "They]
icine and]
jdV^Ihtd]
.in'sinmy]
■my ey«]
»,andeft]
and f
itlincs lh»]
.actimllyl
id.aiidthwl
lovorw;
ig vario
liudagain]
, I coohI
ledyi-bpi
eii), 1 1*1
n whan}|
jk-Pillti
condition!
sins grefI
jDr.tfd'
ftmAUt-BK-
tenI Ml
nore.
luce.”
g M
WllliMWl
.heneirt*!
ier.
stlffai
loco®—.
fO»)!nori
drBreHW
cine'vwl
M VIITS CASCAM
CHOCOUTE TABLETS
The
aud ^hat from a four mlllio.n acre
swering hall from brother. John ,aa crop of wheat there will be one hun­
both of them'danced witli glee.
dred million bushels of a yield—or
It look .only a short lime for the 25 bushels to the acre. Could anything
TGarfl'eld tiT'wafp^tengside-tfcs^Streca . -better—be—djaslred?^Cov»ring—the-enbut almost before the-tug bumped'the ttre countrj^the same splendid reports
The followlftg
What a little place this world is. big shtpMolm leaped on the Garfield's' are being received,
.twoD^IlierJ^'TcMlftins, Of. tlecp-sea deck-fahdy-lnto the arms of brother dispatch wasj s ent..-by—Mr.—F. W.
'
Thompson, Vice President, of the
shlpsy 'demonstrated lyesterday when George.
With the Sirocco in command of the Ogilvie Milling .Co., one, of the most
they met for the'first time in five years
after playing a mariiHVgamc of hido mate to matte her dock, at Brooklyn, careful grains men In America:
" H a v e ' ju st returned from’ covering
and seek for five years from east .of tho Garfield with '/the long-parted
se
v
e r a l hundred m iles o f . th e crop
brothers
aboard'
'was,
headed
for
the
•guez only to moot in the F ast,river
To fiiToollgatri tbo merits of the
Amapa at South Fourth1 street. . By d istrict. 1 never saw a n y th in g like It
Sallonnep’8
fortune,
partedthorn,
[MICHIGAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
IBeokkecplnir, Shorthand, Penman»h1|>, «Ve agalirjift'er fi mere two hours,to swap bhe time the tug. got to her fehe'was In th is country,- before; T he average
already headed' out into the stream; yleid n an d ;- o u a lity fa r - e x c e e d s our
[IR^SOGrand ltlver Ave.,'Uetrolt. Mljhi their yarns of land and sea,
Th'a hmnrnera hnarf^d hef and .varied ea rlier exocc-tailons. , . It is -an lm-~
!BSfe9S9RHRMBBBSBHnR^!
A B E A U T I F U L D anish ship Aniapa^ w as, bound .over away In the cabin for :aintoo short a "menso m-opT^The ■wdathbrL1s' ©xiremm"
■
,i
'iy favorable."
C O R f I P L E X I O N for his sh ifv berthed a t the foot o f time.'
, Up' to three weeks ago- it whs Mr..
Two
hours
after
they
bail
met
John
lit ffUAr'enteed to ereryono whauH* South Fourth- street, this borough, in
Mme. JLorulne .Kennetly’e th e tu g J.- A. Garfield when .ho sighted was put-over the side of tho Amana to Thompson's opinion that the crop
Vmina11 • F«qo HeRle. Ul«Sh
Uvely remove*- Freckle,,■■Plmoloe, th e ship SiVocco, in command of hta join his own ship in Erie Basin, where would not r.eapu general expectations,
lloth.Patchoe,
Ac'-H
no,eT
Kut
etrom
umlell
-yacmt'-plemliiriw
hKasinta.for.
b ro’thdr Ib lin ;: boimdrf ro ni Ja\"a-ai’omKl- -she-tied—up. - The - Amapa. . had, also,
troolcami Mimpla*.
tlre"world-to Shanghai, bV -way of N ew come in from'-Java, stopping at Bos­ telegram-from Winnipeg to-night, say­
WTOLOaiCAUNSTring that his_ estimate of t he''wheat'
York, asjjho' m en wlio go down to th e ton-and this port, bound for Philadol-,
crop is now one hundred millions
phia7~The'brothers
had
missedeaoh
sea-in-ships-say^ - a wnoop tliut raised tho epnoos l ^riWwir1mTH-pprt9"of-cftH-by--from'' biiihelsr -Before he—went west_.he..
W A N T E D
Off Governeur’s Island, George .hailed twelve hours to three days,- -Brooklyn thought it would fall considerablyshort of that figure.’’ :
the Sirocco and back i.tme the an* Eagle.
The moral of this story Is that there
should be no hesitation in making
rtftftlulm-i If von wlBh to better your
condition; or,, if you have a family,
8TEADY WORK TO COMPETENT MEN.
of boys that you wish to. become , set*,
54-K0UR WEEK. WAGES, $17.00.
tied" on farms, it ts- a safe -proposition
pT^ nnH"AftWTHre«»"Yoftr»~[~yOTr'threcr-yearB-6ger-and-4hey- have -ro-call- upon the
rsntlRl Fig eon S,a Tier
“IrvB ^'fln^tah-'-Governmeht^KeTTt77BTrd get | ; |
3
boon ib ifu ssy arid^ excitabl9-altica_ryflr
-r e f • A bsen ce.-E ly-tC L -F orm et
BEROHi-MibH.----- —
had them that I can’t ro near them or particulars as to moBt- suitable dis­
HWwar, Showing A ll Their ■get -them- to come near- me;'.. j...—h.. tricts andrailwav.rates.
O ld Affection.
"tt all camo biack~to me then, and
- -JDo_you-catcb-cold-«asily-?—
The prodigal son-oMhe-hardwork-- —I
"Pigeons p'-vo .good memerlcs,''' G . , , ; l
Jpoea the cold hang on ? Try
I told them the birds had been
| ln^ ^en la stSei-aHy a bad egg.
^ U
is a euro for constipation, and the
headache, backache, sideacBe and
gener..i debility that come from
ymstipatlon stop when the bowels
do their proper work. ■'
Sold by all dealers at 2 5 c. and 5 0 c.
Brother Capiains Concerned in
G am e of Hide and iSeek for
:V«’ana Before Mdetinrf for Short
T im e.
.
Kind Y ou H a v a
■ ^ A lw a y s B ought
J i \ t g e ( a b l e Prepacaltonfor A s-..
slm ila tln g tH eFoodaiM R egulating theStoinachs o n d B o w els o f
• .............. - .
P r o m o te s D lg e stio n .C h c e r fu ln p s s an d R est.C on tain s nejiher
O pium ,M orphine n o r > |ii\e r a l.
Bears the
Signature
of~
Facsimile Signature oP
Thirty Years
N EW YORK.
, A'l t> tiid n lk s/.w id f, \.
(;J ) 1) o' s t :CfV^N' r- v ’
<ure
It cures tbo m o st stu b b o rn k ln 3 ‘
of cou gh s a n d c o ld s.
If it
doesn’t euro y o u , y o u r m on ey
will bo r e fu n d e d .___
...■•■
-Prices:
- S. C, Watts &Co.. 3
JSe.SOc.Sl LoRov.N.V..Toronto;Can.
Have It
H elu se S u b stitu te s
a n d Im ita tio n s
/
know thorn, dc- ilte their ton*
|«na aamos~they are usually inixod with
[®ot
and d o not hAvo thece*
wantin* property of
"
^
r i S
^
S
l o
n
s T
p
a
S H O B S U V
- c a n n o t b o e o u a ilo d ,a t a n y p r ic e ,
You cannot afford to be without one when you learn
h o w ^ M ll^ ^ u ^ c a h play | th e“"pfano with it. Our new”
catalogue now ready and mailed postpaid to any address.
Indians Fear Curse of Angry Goddess
equally fatal disease And dies. The
worm is said to be a small one with s
Ver y hard head>- - -. • m
,
4
- Nl^ u',y w au coavikThe report arose In Plthapuram,
| M,*withcoiawater,anyonecah brash it on r
amith t*tndUin^*correspondent where three women are said to have
died from th e;b ite, and spread with
A South
J Rook Gemenl ‘."d « 5 1 2
gf-eat rapidity over the whole of the
h^Tomin'anA dleeaso gorms; does not
Godavory- d istrict Tho result lias
®r *d*1*. No washing of walls after
been that thousands of theso brace­
applied, Other wall finishes must be
lets have been destroyed during the
w
year—«xj>on»lro, filthy
last few weeks. The report goes on
#i„ 7 Thqy nib and eca^ and the
to say further th at this glns&..was
ltb .1 op ofchor anlmnl matter^In
"mined" in a quarry where there was
I8«* A?01* and fbeds rtlsoaso geirfn*.
an idol of a certain goddess, and that
lk !l.* ,l,>Mtlno only In flvo pound
in getting the glass from the mine the
oroi
. ........
Tfloi 'wriS WTOllli, mid a* »"cchb* | u«b«*
W ~ fimDoooraUagH and car artUUL
th.a-E0ddei 8 haB been vory angry and
n# thARo ill-fated bracelets, and to o t has sent this disease as a puhtoh*
'ices in making color plans, free.
h o e v e r la bitten by tbe Worm bo- ment.—Indian’ World.
A l A B A S T I N E C O , . wcomoa
afflicted with plague or some
1
Mkh, «r 101 Water 8L, It t
-
is the charm of the household—an educator, an enttr*° talner p a r excellence, la which the entire fe-nlly as well
&9. visiting f riends participate.
__
_____ ...____ -
»Akim«g.e«Va-';VaV.
■» r
for many, many yeWs.ha* cured
and continue* to caw RHEUM ATISM
NEURALGIA
LUMBAGO
BACKACHE
SCIATICA
SP R A IN S
^ '
B R U ISE S
•
SO R E N E SS
- ' " S T IF F N E S S .
FR O ST -B IT E S
Price, S6c« » n d SOeT
Factory: Buff*io>N.Yv— -—
-2 5 0
Wabash AvSiy Chicago
"■‘Vo are .exotailve manufaeturer* of the lint Paper Hnalc Rolls forLpiano playera.
F R tC E ,
8 5 C t* .
ANTI-GRIPINE
I
r$vv
wi : |?
< 1:
DOUQLAS MAKES AMO K
ITiLiUOU
“
ill
F A S a s .a o SHOES THAU
A *F g$S& ‘MAMUFAOTURER.
REWARDto invent who oil
$ 1 0 , 0 0 0 ’ dlmrovt this ilitiTBtnt.
W. L
onKls* $3.80
ihoeo nive by thtlf «tL.. O
Dongls*
$3.
Oellent style, c»ay fitting, and sunermrwearing
.quslltlM,nchlaved tholargest uue Qfany $8,80.
ehoe In tbe world. They are Jnit as mod m
those that cost you $5.00 to $7.00—the only
difference la the price. If I could take yon Into
my factory at Brockton, Man., the largest In
the world under one root making men's fine
shoes, and nhowyou the carewith which every
peir of Douglas shoes Kmade. VtfOWMMrealm
whyW,1,“D6u«l«*fJ,SOihces ere itrebTst
Shoes produced Inthe world.
If! could showvou the difference between the
de-tn my factory and those of other
mi
nakes.,,jyou
. _______
_______ wny
__ BougUs
. ...
wtmld understand
$8.80 shoes cost more to make, why they
their shape, fit better, wear longer, and are •»
greater Intrinsic value than any ether $3,90
shoe on the market to-day.
C A U T IO N .—Tnilit upon having W,Ii.lkmg*
Is^nhoss, W o no.siihstltiite. None genuine
without hi* nnmo *nd price stamped on bottom.
, WANTK1V Ashoo dealer novary tow* where*
w, u Dongls* Hhoo* oro not noM, Full line o*
amples sent frno for Inipentln rupon roqusav
I t O V A R A N T B E D T O eV K E
M«utUhuu^LrtTt,^UpmM.
■O M M M QHW i H U SM H t HMD S tH Ht H U , ■ Write for illmrtratnd
Ontaiog of Fall ktvta*
1won’t Mil AntUOrlplaeto a dealer who won’t Onarantre
■
W.
l»
XiOmMH.
Hwoktos. X*«a.
I*. Call for your DraftMUT MAOKtr IT DON’T CITJtK.
F> TV. Di«mert Jf, X>.( MtBidHtunr^pHHiUlcld, JTo.
'M••• DIT ROI T.» «N o.41 •*!•<»•
Tf
—-
; ' 'M i
1
?
-
W . L . D o u g l a s fid.OO c i I t E d g e L in e
^
had recognized my voice or something
.’t h o ^ ^ u T n i ^ t r ^ r j o ? about me, "hnd they ,knew me for an
old friend. - Call it. memory, or what­
ever you please, the fact remains the1 !!% !„. hut thoy'-ra so wild,' he a^._
awered.' -Thoyte' the birds I got from same*
Mi1
IW
Maifrililflont flllmato—faymcraulowliiH In tholrahiri slecvoN In the iukhlio of November. .'
:A >l tvra bound to on more than pleased with
tho Ilnal'i-csultsoT the past yousotr'ts harvest, '-r
Extract,
Coal. wood, water, hay In abundunco-school*,
uhunOinsrinarlutsconvenient, .
:
This Is i hii oi .t of SI,00 wheat.
Apply for iiiftiriruUIOn to SiipovinTemlCtHr'Of'
InimluitUlan. Ov*.nwiv; Cuirada, o f UMinthorlzed
Ciiniuthm cnvoriimimti Ay<'nt—.M. •V;. ^lolaBear'
S AvemioTliruti-e lilnek. Detroit. Mlohlgita; or.
(J, A, LiU-.rit-i'. Boult- Sto; Mario, Mlehtynnw '. , :
(Memlon this paper.)
\
marked the other day to tne Uttiu., tame and friendly oa
as nnsBlhlO:
possible; Mrs. W indow ’s Soothing.Sym p.
more finn. Here s a case in point. _ «In. the meanwhile the bird.8 ha.d ,?or Children toetblna, Rofums tho gmiu, reduce %toaearaetloiM
dley*pern,euraewindeollu.-3Se»boU>a
Four or five years ago Lhad a pair of been- circling about us, apparently
Z Z Z «J r c l t , _ ^ = f » W " » much--diatiirbwl. I got a handful of
It Is more blessed to receive
as you.ever saw . 1- sold them to-a feedf stood perfectly still for a min­ -to-ask-ln-vainman up in P en n sy lv a n ia and forgot
I do not believe jiao’s Cure for Con-umptloa
3 l- 8bout-«cm,~-Threc.yejrsjater I - ute or two; theft I called them. The -ho»eU-equal--foi^couKliR
and
cTfeloa grow narrower and -narrower^:
had to so up in th at spotlon to Judse the birds came closer and closer, until BoTsa, Trinity SprfepH, Ind.,Fcb. 15, ti 00.
some birds, end afterward wont homo
»i,h a local poultry teno'er- ge^timh finally one of these ‘wild’ birds was
oti~my- shoulder and- the- o t her—wa*.
^
M i
"'I'i';
7 t~ T
r a n c h in g .
throe <?reat\pursuits
li
atfnlu whown
wbndorful-results on
’the
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S h i l o h ’ s ___
[C o n su m p t i o n
fll-
■M i
w r iE A T
R A IS IN G
regory,Mayer &THomCo.
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
-Uv-.[
n-
OF W ESTERN C A N A D A .
Fs i Ov e r
:.i;. :. r-
MIXED FARMING
j^ tfo td n r s m x lP tr c a ia
^ S S tin d X O S S U F S X E E R -
‘:-.v ■:■-»lA; t ;■■.?
■
forever. Brice, 85o,
fO T H A n C O T IO .
A perfect R e m e d y fo rC on stip an o n . S o u r S to m a ch ,D ia rrh o ea
W orm s .C o n v u lsio n s .F cverish -
i.lir^j■Ji'i'
buy tho 0-5-1 Self-Shining
'"Stove l.uata," wTTrch'Wil) “
not was'n olT, is ax>plicd Ulto
paint, "Kats Up” Uustandla
equally' good for Form Mftehiiioiy, Stoves; Stovo-Fipe
and Wire Screens. • Keeps
*
Birds Recognized Old Friend: at Once
I
fet!
.Ocean a Hard Taskmaster for Sailors
M e d ic in e
y S lS l
i i i l l
v
1
4
T H E C H E L S E A S T A N D A R D . T H U R S D A Y . O C T O B E R 12 , 18 0 8 .
Plans to Get Bleb
B y S p e c ia l A r r a n g e m e n t w ith t h ? P u b lis h ^
Are often frustrated by sudden break*
down, due to dyspepsia or oonstlpatlon.
(omCIAL.)
X JN EW SY N U G G E T S H
Brace up and take Dr, King's New Life
All S e n t for
Chelsea, Mich , Oet, 4,1900.
non
Pills. They take out the materials
Board met In regular session.
wbioh are clogging your energies, and
Meetiug called lo order by J^A. Palmer, rive you anew start.- Cure headache
N E A R B Y N E IG H B O R S
rod dizziness too. At the Bank Drug
president.
Store; 25o, guaranteed.
Roll called ^y the clerk.
Farmers' Club.
Preeeni—J A. Palmer, president, and
Stops Rolling instantly. Cure* pile*,
T h e Webster Farm ers' club will meet
rustees W. J. Knapp,.0 . 0. Burkhart, J. eczema, salt rheum, tetter, Itch, hives,
with Mr. and Mr*. W. F. Morrison of
lerpea, ao.ables—Doan’s Ointment. At
X Colton, L. P. Vogel, A. Eppler and F. any
Dexter Saturday of this week, 'v
drug atore.
i, Sweetland. Absent, uouo,
x~S
Mlnnles^of previous meetings read and
NSW POSTMASTSa,.
,
hi Cash.
Word bas been reoelved in Stookbrldge approved.
The following bills were then read by
that Prealdpnt Boose veil has named J.
FOR A SHORT TIME.
i
he
clerk*—
■■■•---/—- — -.
G, Haines the new. poetmteter-.of th a t
T a b le ts.
Prank Brooks,' bulldtag croaswalk.>$18 60
The Cheleea Standard bae bad tbe good ferUtRe to secure, by e n e o l i i »
village.
Sl.ectrto Appjiauce Co., 3 m eters.. . .82 81
meat with the publlafrers, tfie Review of Reviews and their Librarv o/Sr**
C u r e C o n s tip a tio n
Storlea. For a*short tiuae only we are allowed to offer a year’s subBorimi;
Itaadard Oil Co.. I Jiarrei o il .
..10 50
A Labhr Clam.
grearAmerlcau Miintlity and this exquisite u*Rfit-vblume eeTOTclH^filM wi.iT
Rt. ltev. Bishop Foley, of Detroit, will M. C. B, R, Co., freight.. . . : ....... 8109
Chelso’A Standard for ohe.year, at alu 'St on« half the regular PRmu 11
cdhflfm a clas* of 85 a t Bt. Patrick's- -"Moved •fiy'-Knapprwcomled by- Bnrk' N i n e t im e s o u t o f t e n ,
” Hafiilltdrf"Wrlgfit MHlUw lS the editor of the ee-b lttle -Masterpieces V fri
church, of Nbrtbfield, Monday morning, hart (hat the bills be allowed as read nnd
rthe first eilltlun .of whloh U just off tlLe;preM- The greatestBbortatorini)
. t h a t “ r u n d o w n ” fe $l?l?g„
ten byl.tiie inttstefa of flotloo fuakfi'up t l i l a . * e ■ .. ..... .
orders drawu ou the~ucascicr for. ttielr
October 10.
is c a u s e d b y c o n s t i p a t i o n ,
Love Btorlea, humoroueiitOTieSt stories of pathoa, Btorlea of tragedy, itnrtu :
amounts. Carried.
'
a
forerunner of something more
the frontier, detective etorles; < -y. ^
All N ight Skavioa.,
Moved by Yogel. seconded by Burkhart
eerlous. You cannot be well if
Iii short, the maaterpleces In every field of story writing from Boccimi;
Tile yillage ^dada" of Plymouth are that the- time- for . collcctiiigJ i m , ,village
| "the bpwels-are noUiealthy.....
-Kipling-.—
1
v
considering thead visabllityofestabTisb* taxes be extendwVto Oct, 21,1905, whtcU
Iron-Ox Tablets cure const!-"
pstion—not merely relieve it
log an all night electric light service in 8 the limit. Carried.
temporarily, Oet a box today
that vlllagp.
The chief of the fire department repor.is
and try them.
; CO fron-ox Tshlets In t handy
that
Ue cau secure suitable rooms fpr ihe
Goon Crop.
—
aluminum pocket case, 25 cti. at your
druggist, or sent postpaid on receipt
C. A.-Valentine of Dexter has finished accommodation of the department for the
oi price by The ItouK)x Remedy Co,,
_
^
threshing on the Terry farm*. He has In sunt of $100 per week,
Detroit. Mich.
Moved by Burkhart, seconded Ly CpHotT
all 1,270 bushels of wheat and oats, the
[fiat ihe report Qtltie chief of the~ftrejler
yield of 35 sores.
puriment be accepted and that he be In­ Sold and Recommended by C r
structed to secure the rooms for the use of
H u s k e d S ome Co r n ..
:The Bank Drug store
PHYSICIAN AND 8089*011
the
members
of
the
fire
deparimout
and
Ed,
Schaffer
must
have
extra
good
BUY YOUR OWN PAPER.
Formerly resident physician U. ofm *
corn; or else John Herm an Is a oliam- the s ame are to be governed by rules
An exchange says a map who was too
Hospital,
pion corn huskeriss h e reoently husk- adopted by the village council. Carried..
Office In Hatoh block. Residence on economical to subscribe for b is. home nA 110'tniahflla In-onfr dev.^ M auchester I Mi
: - — South street
paper sont his little boy to borrow the
Messenger. Who,Is the next one on corn? hart that the president be authorized toap'
copy taken t>y bis neighbor. In hts
mint a committee to dralf'by-laws gov
T T U B O F F IC E OK
mate the boy ran over a $4 stand of­
efni.ng tlie rooms of the fire deparimout.
D f. H / H . A v e r y
4 fices and in ten' minutes looked like a Interment at Dkxtrr.
Ellis D, Alley, eldest son of -Mr. and Carried.
You will find only up-to-date methods warty summer squash. His ories reach*
Mrs.
L. D. Alley of Dexter, filed recent
used: accompanied by the much needed
Ofiinmllteo appoiutect was as follows:
experience that erown.and bridge work eil his father, who ran to his assistance, ly, at Denver, Colo., of. hemorrhage o f
W.
J. Knapp. L. P. Vogel ami F. __H.
and, failing to notice a barbed-wire the lungs. The remains, arrived at
Sweetland.
Prices as reasonable as first-class work fence, ran into it, breaking it down, out-,
Dexter Frlfiay.and after services at the
Moved ,ah(.Vsupporied-t.hat -wo adjourn,
can be done.
tinga ;hlvffdful of fiesb from his au- home of the parents.,Were Interred in
—OBice. over llsUrey's Tailor Shop.
i
IfttHfeil
-----;--------- -— —
atoiny iaiRl milling u fO pair oK panlST Forest Lawn cemetery, The deceased
"v
fT V r lV n
W.
H.
HESKLSOHWBRDTrGlerlt^
L. BTEGER,
The old cow took advantage of the gap leaves a wife and son.
I f yon are nervous and-tired out
n the fence and got into the cornfield
v' '
Chelsea, Mich,, Oct. 5,1905.
DENTIST.
continually you could have no ■
and killed herself eating green 'corn, Annual Meeting.
Pursuant to the call . of the. president
-clearer w arning of the approach-Office!
Hearing the racket the wire ran, upset a
The annual; meeting of the Michigan ward met In special session.
of serious female troubled
Bank building.
Partial List of this Treasury of Entertainment
fQur-.gallou.chum of rieh cream into a Ba^tlst^*Boclatlon-wllLbe-held In Jack
D o not w ait until you suffer un*
-KntrlHOA-«TMeeting-called-to -order by- the presh.
CHBISEA,
bearable pain boforeydu seek treat­
basket of kittens, drowning the Whole son, October 16. The Indications are dent,’ :
The Pope’s M u le..... Alphonse Daudet L'Arcablata,.. . . . . . , . r.TTTiTPaulH«'
il. S. Holmes, pres.
C.
ment. Y o u need Wine of Cardul
•J.A.JPalmer, cashier. Ueo.A.BeUolejWt.otwuier flock. In h^r hurry she dropped a $25 that the comlng-cofiventlon will be the
The clerk being absent L. P. Vogel wiis
The
Mummy’s Foot.-.Theophlle Gautier‘-The Necklace,,. . . . .Gny de 'Sfaup*'
now just aeniuch as i f the trouble
■-N0..W3.- .■:
...
set of false teeth. The baby, leftalope, largest of the kind ever held l.u Mlchi appointed clerk pro, tem.
a moro uovoloped and the torwere:
The Snowstorm. . . . . . Alexander Pushkin Peter •Sohlemihl/Adeibert VooGIhdi1
_____
ihlna of disordered .menTHE KEMPF GOMMERQiftL&SAVINGS BANK crawled through the spilled cream and
between qOtLand 7QQ_delegates Rtdl-Call b^ clerk pio tpm.
lO n d ifie Fcuiy^Lhluvefl^^—^fifte^uruera iiLtim itueMorgUB
~ Btrti at 1on^fauann^p=<town=ipatQap=|
~t?Ai’ll'At,
nto tho paTlorp ruining a- $2fi~oarpot7 are expected to be present.TTne'conPresent—J, A. Pnllnerl preaTdenT,- fltuT
lovicorrlioea, baekuche - and neadCommercfaFand Savings Departments. Mouey
Arafiliiu Knights Entertainments
“
kdgat Allan"
During the excitement the oldest Vention will open with a ministers' oGn trustees O. C. Burkhart, W, J. Knnpp, A.
loau on tlrst-class security.
acho wcr driving you ttrtho linD irectors: R euben Kempl, 11. B- Uolmes, 0. 11- daughter rau away with the hired man, ferenoe and wilLconclude wlth a'lay
The G r id ir o n ......... . . . .Samuel Lover The Mau Who Would tie king
faillngJailiof-that vVino of JJa r d u L
Eppler,- J. D. Colton, L. P. Vogel aud F.
Kempl. R- B. Armstrong. L. Klein,
buB
brought
hundrods
of
thouBauds
tlie
dog
broko
up
eleven
setting
hens
The
Cremona Violin
. • . .„
' Hudyard KipIP
man’s banquet. vrhe meeting will con H, Aweetland.
Geo.
>. A.'Fei:bole. Ed. Vogel.
of women and will brifig you.
and the calves got out and ohewed the Untie for five days.
Ernest
Theodore.
Hoffmann
The
PlccerufStrlug.
,Guyd
St’ate of Michigan, County of WnshtoW ine of O a rd u rw ill drive out
A. MAPES,.
tails off four flue shirts.__ - i • ~ ■
Providence and the Guitar
The Spectre Bridegroom
paw,
yillttgft—
o
f—
Chelsear-sa.—
To
O.'C
all-traco-of
weakneaa nnd-lmniHli
ir o E M m r m iM m r
B lood R ed P each .
Robert
Louis
SteveiiBon
nervous
spells,
headache
and
back­
•
' ■' ■ -rTr
: 'WrtBiitngtoa irtli
iBuifkbart, W. J. Knapp, A. Eppler, L. P
PINE PUN HRAL IfUHNlSHTNfl.B,
October=18Pthe State. Dairy men's As ^MarvIn RusselUhe-other -day handed
ache
find
prevent
the
symptoms
.Story
of
a
White
Blackbird
.
>
A Ftght for the Tsarina -. . MsatmJofc
Vogel, J'. D. Colton and F. H. Sweetland,
-C alls a n sw ered 'p rom p tly n i g h l ° r . d a y . sociatlon holds an auxlihary meeting in
from quickly developing into dan­
us a few peaches known as the blood trustees Of said village, please take notice:
Allred
de
Musset
A
Posslon In the Deuert. HuDOte deBiji
ChelBea T e le p h one. N o , 6.
gerous; troubles that will be hard
Adrian, .Colon*C. Lillie, dairy and-food peioliT thejffesrof^lrioh'Is blood red to That I hereby appoint a special meeting
;. BrerHartw The Man WlrhotTVH Coimiry- .-.
; : CHBl'AEA, MlCHIOAN.'
tocheok, Securea $1.00 bottle of7
commissioner la making the arrange, the pit. The originalstock Mr. RuaseH' oftfie common council of said village to
Wine of Cardui. today., _If your
TlLQ-AyiasikvOnJhu.'AlBl.Emile Zola Rip Van Winkle.. ............ , i
D,-MEUITHE-Wr:
ments and “ex Gov. Hoard of Wisconsin grandfather started In New York .In
dealer doer not keep it, send the,
W ithout B e n e fit o f 'C lergy” 7"^
•.
T he’Death of'Ollvier Beoallle....
beheld.In
the,council
room,
on
Thursday,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
money to the Ladies' Advisory'
editor of-Hoard’a Dairyman, the leading 7700 and Mr. H. brought the seed to h(a
Itudyard'KlpIlirgJlesnnot
andColln. . . . . . . . . . ....Yol*
Ocir
S,1905,
at
the.
hour,
of
eight
Dept., The Chattanooga Medicine
Bell ’Phone 02, Manchester, Mich, dairy-paper of the world, will be the
farm herein 1837 and from there J, H (8) o'clock p. m., standard time,
The.Leg,. , . . ‘. . .v. . . Heinrich Zsohokkp, Tbe-Wlnd In the Hose-hush....,Wilt
Co.. Chattanooga, Tenn., aufi the
l)^tes made at this office,
prkiolpal speaker, and Gov. Warner wil Barr secured Borne of the Btook and has for the purpose of considering the liquor
medicine willira sent you.
The Falcon. ' , . . . , v, . Giovanni Bocraccio The Gooseherd....... •■-. j... .Sudec
also
be lief*. . Wlnconain makes about grown the trees which though grown bbnd bf .Wm. Kelly and for the trahs
The Black Pearl...... .vVictorienSardou The Trial for Murder,.......... .
W. DANIELS,
'
twice- .da-,- much- butter--and cheeae from^thepits,-still-produce-the^original
The
Groat Carbuncle—
—■— - -— Wanderlng-Wlllle’s - T s l e J . 1
aelion of such other business, as may
tlatisractlon Guaranteed, For Infor­ from the sam e' number . ot Cows as fruit.—Saline Observer,
Nathaniel
Hawthorne
Deonts Haggerty'B Wife-,..Thacker*j|
W
I N
E
#
come before the council. ■
mation call at Standard office or address Michigan, . (governor Warner la - the
The. Lifted V e i l . . .George Eliot .Reality.... ...................... ■.
J. A. Palmer,
,
Gregory, Mich., r; f. d. 2., Phone ’con­ largest manufacturer of cheese In the
Evangelistic Mbetinob.
The Comet.. . . . . . . ; , Erckmah-CJIiatriau The Song of Triumphant Love,. 1
nection; Auatlon. bills and tin cups fur
v
President
of
the
Village
of
Chelsea!
H ortoh, ■
Palmyra sod Bllssflpild Prflabyteriana
Evpty nnft wanh» tn ha wall
Tgoypy
wants to be acOUainted wltb-ftlahed- f ree.----------- -—
<------------ -— -^r- atatftTexcept- Mr. Hortofa, Mr.1 Lillie Is
Dated
Out.
5,1903.
1
—
,
one of the editors .of t^e
t^ e Orange
t
. Jude have decided to open an early, .evangel
best
In
literature.
Butyou
cannot
afford.toown
all
the works or this vaststn^j
.State of Michigan, County of YVaahto
OLIVE LODGE'NO. 155, F. A A. M.
authors. Evenifyoti cuuld, these Btbrles arp scattered through imndreda ol
Farmer. J. W. Helme wilFtake part in istlc season and H. M.,Morey of Ypsi
■ Regular meetings of Olive Lodge, the program, In behalf ofthe looal dalryJ'
naw.’V Village of Chelsea, sa. Howard F
umes aud you-wonld find them only after a~great waste of time and «-florL...y..|
lantl, will inaugurate a series -of jrevlva Brooks, marshal of. said village, heing du) '
No. 156,’F. & A. M, for 1905.
u
.
■ . ..
- J a n . 17, -F
e
b
.
l
8“i n WlIi on» secretary '.of the meetings SundayrOctober iS. He wIT hwornp-fieppoeo and aaysr-^hftt-on-Jhfr:
18, May ie, June 18, July 11, Aug.8, state: association, will' alio be present try. and undo wbat Satan worked up
dairymen1and farmers should all at fiurlng -the-summer—vacation ofi_i . day of October, 19057“ before the hour
-SepU-1 M > ct.. 10; Nov. 7.^— Annual The
E n ti re—S e tD e llv e p e d -to Y o u ^ a tO n c a .
lend.-—
Press.1 ------------ --—
t!“Lh ir V o 'i;te k of Bald
meeting and election of officers Dec 6,
R eward w ill
to any
ministers. His Satanic majesty wilt be copy of-the attached'Hppolnimeut of
AlLthat-ymt will have to do Is to call at The Standardiofilce and-Pa^-llie4?
jgbVI^A5oNEY78@r Statie of Ohlo,-Glty of Toledo,-!
on the retreat from that section soon special ’meeting- of Ihe council -of said Upeyson wlvo \can find otre^atom- oentw.
or write your name bn ibe ooupbo amTsend toji^ with fifty cenie,
LucasCo untyr-—- y SB
- o f _opium , chloral,- morph me,—
after-M r -Morey begln8-the~«fivance^’
village
upon
till
the
persons
therein
hamid
J. Cheney makes oatu that he
The com plete set of the Library of Short Out out ooupon-aml mall with, first S
M i c h i g a n C e n t r a l is Frank
cocaine, ether or chloroform
/
senior partner mf the firm, of F. J, movement.—Adrian Press.
by delivering personally .a true copy-.of
mltmhc* today. Your monsy *111/
Stories
will be Heut you, eiprest prepaid
in any, form in any o f Dr.”
Cheney A Co.-rtddlng—business^- In-the
1“The Niagara Falls Routs.
the
same
to
each
of
the
following
named
A Novel Object Lesson.
returned If you decide In five difii
at once, you will be entered for a-year'i
, -Miles' Remjedie^.
Time Card, taking effect, Aug. 13,1905. City. of -Tolede/County and. State afore
persons,'viz.: O. C. Burkhart, Fr-Bweo
said,
and
th
t
said
firm
will
pay
the
sum
Prof.
Scott
of
the
of
M.
has
scoured
BubHorlptlon
to
the
Review
or
Review*
and
T
h
is
reward
is
offered
because
koap the set ;
TRAINS EAST:
TecetYe.the,oprrent number, and we will
No. 8-r-Detrolt Night Express 5.88 a. n> of ONE 'HUNDRED DOLLARS for a novel object lesson'for hts olasB In land, W. J. Knapp, A, Eppler, L. Pi
certain
unscrupulous
persons
each and-every case of Catarrh that newspaper writing. He was given al Vogel and J. D. Colton, at the same time
No; 88—-Atlantic Express *■ 7:55 a. m cannot
enter y oii for a year to The Uhelaeadtabii*
make false statem ents about
Read me the Elctlun Library
be cufeq by the use of Hall’s
.Ho. 12—G.R, and. Kalamazoo 1.0:40 a*jn
FRAN 1CJ-T h ENEY.' “ the copy that wenf-to rnake-np-last Son- iiifornrl.ug-fhu-sald persona with whoi - t h e s e -remedres
ard. Then-each montlt—the—Rpvfew-of you are offering wltfrthe Reviewjg|
I t _rs imderCatarrh
Cure.
No.' 2—Mall --------------— M l. p,.m
S.worn to before m e and subscribed lo day'B'Chicago HeponhHorald^—TblsJp copies- were left, ..of. tha-JialUHL-fitf tl
: sto o d -th a t th is reward, applies Reviews Company will ask ypu to renrtt 'R ev iew * and l ^ e Chelie*
“ TRAINS WKftT,
my
presence, this 0th day of December, eludes not only. the_newjaJiiat.-Wafi_pritt- tiotlge,' at least-six hours before said-8 o h ly -to -g o o d s - p u rch ased - i n J h e —
..cento.o-tlmir-Now-YorlMiffloe until- - f o ^ o m ^ f t^ -JUrewltlLfir
No. 11—Mich.express*
8:25 a.m A. 4>JR867^
— Ar-WrGtiSASON,-------- ed, but-also-the-Tejected-copy Which ,a!cidgk-4J. m.
_
_
- Ni/, 5—Mall
— -- 0:00- a. ttf
you-hAV-e-paj^in
al! five dnUorw andl fifty -of-ff fty dents randjjvllljnak«ilafi|‘‘“
—open—
market,
wlvieliliave
tiot
-Notary-Publlo^
JlQWARPFT-BKOOKjar1
^
will
be
an
invaluable.
iesson-J{L*urdentr
been
tampered
wtftl
m
any
way.__
Wn'tff;^l^hlB-[8“
ALM08T0NK-irAT^th6|fegJlftllXCatarrh Cure Is takeu.lnternally
payments o f fifty
a.
No. 37—Pac l(1c^Expreas *
10:52 p. n
Marftlial of-the-VUlage of-Chelsea.
act8 dl rectly;-oifci^tbe * blood ' and of newspaper-work, The copy, shows
Dr; M iles’ rem edies cure by
nlar price for w hat y o n w ill r e ceiv e and,
ten'roonths to the Reviewof ltevlifg
*Noi. 10,30 a 1 37 stop on-slgnal only and
mucous surfaces of- the^system, Send corrections.and eliminations of the copy
Sworn and subscribed lo before me this
-^toleloff-and-takeon^ passengers
yon oah pay in sm a ll m on th ly Install
their _ .soQ thing. ^ .n b u d s liin g ,
Company, New York.
free.\
Oth day pf Oct., 1905. - —
-:--:
■menta.
r — — “ t ,..,.. .
,
—-G—W. HuooifES^-Gen.- rass &-Tloket Agt lor fcBtlmotflala
readerrThey
entlre
collectionwill
“strengthen
rn^f
and
invigO
rat-'
F, J; CHENEY ^ CO., Toledo, O.
___ Gko_A.J1eGcle,
W.T. Glaiujile, Agent,
jnoutrtffi-ftndTplaccdJn-tbe dess—room
tng-eflfeeta upon th e-n e rv o u s
Sold- by all Druggists, 76c."
, -■ FrrrthtrU ttR rftyfftp ay>m e » t you " w il l
N otary P u b lic for W ashtenaw County
Take Hull's Family Pills for Const!,
system , and not b y paralyzing
receive a t Vinck
- -.....
D., Y„ A. A. & J. RAILWAY. pation.
_____ ____
- Rbeusbi) to^Darn-Sooks.—
State o f M ichigan.
- —
. ^
and, w eakening the nerves aS
Library of Groat Stories tn eight
' 1 SPKOlAfi GARS
John Crosby of Augusta bas^Jjegup ~7-~My com m ission expires J hd.,1 9 , 1909, •would b ^ th e case if th ese drugs
Leave Clmlseft-lor Dp,trolt-at-7^2V-aT-m.» und
licaiiU
fu|
vo 1umesy—wlth^piiotogravure:
suit for divorce from hts wife, Carrie — Tlnrbond'TJf"WUUaiirJ&5rty--wa8-ttrqTr w ere used.
every two liours.until U:2S) p. m.
.
I'rontlspieces,
vayuAJlielsea forJaetononatiSiSfla. m., and
Ornsby, because he says she deserted presumed.
F o r this reason Dr, M iles'
overy two hours untilloTW P- m.
MovedyTiyTCnapp that the bond of 'Wm
f ntl~yeftT'ont~Boriptlon to th e great
him
and
refused
so
live
with
him
A
nti-P
ain P ills are universally
and
LOCAL OARS.
Kelly
with
John
G,
Wagner
aud
Jptnea
8.
considered the best pain rem edy •Am.er.icfto Monthly Heview-of liev|cws^
Leave lih'elseu for Detroit at 6:S9 a. m. and
o o k his meals, darn his sock* and per
:— ery two •murs untll imaii-p-.mjL
i h e _ se ason s firs t-c o ld fomr-Qthw fieb*l)s o f theJrome- wbto)j- -Gorman-a&.autetlea.be accepted—_Ihenu> .severe-,
^ ^ -.haya,..auflfftraA.J oy-..2^ yyftt!g..,wlt,n.i. (.and..... - • ...I-.....: ......... •
_____ _
LeaveXhol8eaJotdackaQn^atl:M-aI_niiAh.d
heod^4iaurt- and-.TtortTCoIved
nTrsu
pport,
back,
and
rlcd everythin* I
T i r a y b e s l i g ^ b t ^ j n ^ ; . y i e l d usually fall to the lot of the dntlfu
Tlie. Chelsea Standard for oneydar.
every two.liours until 11:fiOp."m..
could get and could not-findtl any relief
ItovsB then moved by J. D. Colton ant _ ^ntll
Leave Chelsea for Ypsllant^ at 12:09 a. m.
housewife..
The
CrosbyB
were
marrlet
f
^ot
Anti
Sbcdalcars for the accommodation offtfrvHte' to early treatm ent, b u tth e
supported by L. P. VogoLtlmt the bond o f
parties may be arranged for at- the Ypsilantf n e x t cold w ill h an g on by a - justice of the peace in Detroit
PROIiATH ORDKH,
.
hours
at
a
tlnie_
with
such
severe
60 VB/mfl
pains that I Terirod T'Would lose niy CTATKTtP MICllttlA’N. OOPNTY OT WASH-"
ofhee.
December 15,1901. Crosby sets.up In Wjlllatn Kelly with Jolm-G.-Wagner7nml
. pXPEFtmC*'
mjncl.
The
AnU*Prtftv-f4Us^rttve
-me—
r
Jamos
8.
Gorman
ns
sureties
be
r<'jected
m
tenaw.
ss.
AtaRCMHtmrhrthwlhW
inwOourr
Oars run on Standard time.
lo n g e r ; it w ill be m ore his bill of complaint that his wife ha*
relief In from 10 to 20 minutes. I do fnr Haid Liiunty »f Washtenaw, held«t the Pro*.
On Sundays tho’flrst cars leave terminals
not.have to uso Morphine nny moro.
Vogel aitd'Sweetlnnd.
ij U.» bo. Q U - A C hoj^an._tlia_JH
“owhouriater.— — — .......
troubl eso m e,“ \toor- U -n - -not-only-refused-to-love'-and-cherlsh■r Yeas—Colton,
T~wigti-ymi~would~pntiHslrtlTls
so that bat» *orU.‘September
llV tlieyear one thousand
other sufferers tjie^flnd_rellof,
Saline Rraheli cars will conned with Special
S
'
i
!
i
S “ SWS.t',”T
OI' 0,,»
but has instigated a series of torments8 Nays—Burkhart, Knapp and Eppler,
KMTt,
necessary to tak e ch an ces against him through her father, Scott The vote being a’tle.lt was decided/hy R. f . n, No. d.
cars going East and West at Ypsttap.M.
1'rB.oiit,
K
im
ii-sr
K
.
I.H
bihI.-IiMiw of 1'roh.t.,
fiulem, Ind.
Dr,
Dr. Mites' Antl-Pal
Antl*Paln Pills are sold by
“T w ,,“ *' «*»'«»■•
T a c k s o n & B a t t l e C r e e k on th at second one. S co tt’s VanMeter, He wants relief and the J. A. Palmer, president, as "yes ” Motion
carrleth
-fT^T%lJj^
ld,
nilllKituM
ulV verified petlr
a
w
a
m
i
i
■‘ I T r a c t i o n C o *
r~lLfmlb^fon“ i$^a“p reven tive custody of the two children, • — r filn
' '"/ed praylMR that admlnts' TE*P*
falls he.wlll return youl*.money...
JPhc
bdiid
-wnif
rcjectedfor.
the
reason
truUonj)L*ApjMwnjUHnay-ne-«rHeted
ttr-htm- OrstM*,
88
tfosea,
28-eante.
Neversold
lrt
butkT
^ ‘p « r B M « !e tr e e tftitftta in » * m r as- w ell 'a s i f cure.
self or «nnio, other snUnhlo person, ami that
T
a
k
e
S
hort
P
otato
C
roi
*
.
that
James
S.
Gorman
holds
an
elective
or
appraisers
and-coininiss
onnrs
ho
appointed.
M iles M edical Co„ Blkhartr Ind
In olTcct May 14th, 1905,
°ffi
Anyone sondteir a sKotoh
l». ordered, ’that, tlmM day of Ootoher
Dan Garfield, famed as the greafes Appointive office in the village of .Chelsea
nioklr Moonmn our
ou opndon
Excursion rates every Sunday.
tiexti at ten o oloek. In the forenoon, at said Ruiokly
iventmn in probsh
prodcuer of potatoes In Jackson connty,
There being no further business . board
LIml teds west from Jackson—7:45 a
laid’muffim h" f o r the hwlnlror
'forsWjrJP
, TurriButl A Wlthoret1. Attorneys,
states hts crop this season will be abou adjoUrnetL
L, P Vogel, .
m , 10:00. a. tn., 12 noon, 2 p. m., 4 p. m
I1..1*1f»r.V«r ordered, That a copy of this
PRO
HA
Tti
o
itn
m
.
s
t
i
n
i
i
P
L
S
i
a
i
order be published three successive weeks
QGJwshelSj-that-a -blight Ims attaokefi ——
fl p: iri.t 7:50 p. m;. 0:45~prm;-------;-----——— — — —- —Glerk-praJtm
aTSTE 0T MtuilUTAN, cWNTY OK iVAHIL
nm<l'^lndirliT«7Tn the OhelLocals west from Jackson—0:00 a, m. tirlija** /*A1 J ., . kUA- 44441
lessening the
crop gwiuijr
greatly,
H
newspaper
printed
j the
TO® tubers,
vunojfp mwumfig
vne crup
►
J teiiaw, »s. At asession of the Probate Oomt ,a„ Standard
- -■\-a ....
...............
. „and olr
Sunday^FAce^.
9:25 a, m., 11:80 a. m., 1:20 p. m,, 8:20 r w hen co ld s abound . and ) ^ r, oariiMd*itvei on wiewtriine he
-— for-^ld-Tvtitnty-of—
H
,A8htrnrtwrhe1tt-Ht--ttTe“
^''^^WMV-^aldonuiiiyotAVftHhtenaWr
A*,.,
I.
..
r...
•
•
I
!*v
*
!
Klim
tv
k
l
kill
ilih
t
lirlltn
MBDy,
The Sunday face that looks like lye ProbftteOfllcc:, In thn City of Ann ^rhor.on the A
i
!?iL(’RY K hKi,ANi),.ludKooI Probate.
,m.( 5:20 p. m., 0:55 p. m,. 8:30 p. m y o u ’ll h ave no cold. T ak e it tween TompkInQ And Sandstone, and
into coiw,
28th
day.
of
ffejitombf’r,
|n
the
voar
om
*
will not wash out the sine of the week. tliotiRand nine hundred nrnl five.
1:80 p; m.
II. Wikt Nkw
kikk. itexlster.
Heulster.
jja
___
hwkihk
f
usually raises fort 8.000 to 10,000 bush
Present,Einory-JLbelftailr.ludaaof Probate.
w
hen
th
e
cold
is
contracted
In tlie'mat ter of. tlio_oslfttu .of Charles K.
_ , Need Csw»fc*~
HANK^OTIOK,
...
of potatoes^ NoMmly-Is Jaokeon
deoeASoti.
What, most Christian* need is not tfhandler.
wOn,readlnH and nttiiK thn petition of Iterhert
November 1st the office hours of the a n d it ch eck s inftam m a county affected by tbe 'blight, the
notic K;
Imheroil, adnilnlifrator of hald eitatK
Chelsea Savings Bank will be as follows tiori, h eals th e m em branes northern potatoe producing counties more assurance of faith but more assets, D.
prayIin; tlmt he may tie tloensed to sell certain
By order of the cnmnioo^ cn°(it^
real estate dcnorllHid therein at private Bale
Chelsea I am Inatmctetl to f|j
From 0 to 12 a. m. and 1 to 4 p. m. and o f the throat and, lu n g s being also sufferers, Mr. Garfield pre
' Now Com * For Usurer,
for thi’ purpoRe of raylns debts.
(f
f
t
5^
C
H
A
SVIntllsenscs.Old
Sores
cured
on Saturday evenings 0 to 7 p. th.
diQt* that farmers of this county who
All surface cancers are now known to It Isnrderod that the Mltli day of Ojt. next, BlIiiBffljP|with Itormir Nnlvo. Kesnlts delinquent tax PRJ,r*utt°nRld gr-<*I
and drives th e cold o u t
o’eloiiMn the (oronoon. at said Prolmte
have potatoes , to spare will place them be curable, by Bocklen'e Arnica Salve attan
’ Hermit
.:BB'lnlk.25imdS0o.
Alldruggrlste. that their faxes m"«t _bft PJ,
Ofunebe appointed for hearing said petition" Proof free.
Remedy
Co.,
Chlcsgo.
fere October 21. ( «°.Bn ^ rned.
Jns,
Walters,
of
Dnffield,
Va„
writes:
Heavy, Impure blood makes a muddy
?An<t
It
in
funh
r
Ordered,
That
a
copy
of
■Send for frte iim pte,
on the mm'mv
market within 10 days, H6 «I had a cancer on mv Iln for voars. thftt
ui.
, Hirue ruccohsIvo
^pUupIy-ciamplaxlouy.. hftaiHc,hflafJUiUflflA
li*cur»iuu*-K*«ur»IOMS
,.
Tih4IgestloHr- Thlu-—blood—makes—you -S C O T T a
vlatheJncksun & Battle Creek TriMtIon
neighbors,—Jaokson Oltlaen.
Salve healed it, and now It Is perfectly olreulatlng'ih smd oomity^?^fta'shtetiawT
wrmk, pale, alckly. Burdock Blood it
Co.
famou* line evory Bimday at one
409.415
Pearl
Street,
New
Yerk
.
Lxr.Asn, Judge of Probate.
well.” Guaranteed cure for out* and
less makes the blood rich, red, pure
cent per mile, Who can afford to *uy LKA VK~or(lers at The 8tan<Slf<1
A vans OOPT.
50c. end *1,00 • * • AUiragfM*
Restores perfect health.
Subw rlba for The Standard*
born*. SSo at the Bank Dtu g Store,
home ?
*
H. WistNxwriax, Regieter.
85
for bookbinding*
J . RPEIRS,
10B£ SBiKEJS TBB KIDKEIS. ,
,
VETERINARY SURGEON.
Doan'a Kidney Pill* have done great
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary Col­
wrvloe
for people who work.
lege. Treats alt dlseaaea of koraes, p*f:
Most
people
work every d a y , In aone
tie, eheep, awlne, dogs and poultry* . All
call promptly attended*
strained, unnatural poeltlon—bending
Offloe, BOYD HOUSES,
constantly over a desk—riding on jolt*
Phone N o.dlr
Oheleea, Hlon. ng wagons o r cere—dolug laborious
housework, lifting, reaohlog or pulling,
S t iv e r s a k a l m b a o h
or trying the back In a hundred and one
. A ttohrhyb -at -L a w
^
General L av praoilce ln all courts No- tfay*. All t ^ d strains tend to wear,
weaken and Injure the kidneys until
u ry ‘PuliHo In the office. Phone 6$.
Office in Kempf Bank Bloch.
they fall behind In their work of filter*
Chsuxa , ,
•
Mioh.
ng the poisoue from the blood* Do*jn'»
AMES S. GORMAN.
Kidney Pills cure alok kidneys, p u t new
strength In bad backs,"
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G, B. Porter, of South Sprague street,
East Middle stre e t Oheltea* Mlob.
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waaannoyed^by,.the action of the kid:
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uey ssorstlous jand suffered from. - a
severe palu ln t be omall of m y- bac kr
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baok was very severe* At night it was
>a|uful to turn or to move "and the
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secretions were dark and unnatural In
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HlF"I gQt ; a' box and l was pleased
ll&ideuce. P a rk S t. .^ P h o n e \Np.~lM< with their prompt beneficial effect. That
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was soiqp time ago and I have not ’bad
a palu or ache In my back during the
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nferval, gud the kidney secretions are
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normal. , I have recommended Doan's
10 to W toreuoon; 2 to 4 afternoon t Kidiidy Pills to others who In turn have
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Nie&taud Day calls answered promptly. ^ been.greatly benefited by them.”
For sale by all dealers. PrlcS^^
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Hemember the name Doan's and taker
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